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Arizona republican., 1922-01-23
Woman Acquitted OF
Murder Charge Asks
Arrest OF Husband

TACOMA, Wash, Jan. 22.-W. r.
Stubbs, was accused of conspiracy to
XIII his wife, Maude Moore Stubbs.
recently freed of a murder charge in
Knoxville. Tenn. in a warrant issued
Yesterday by the prosecuting attorney.
The warrant was issued after two
members of an alleged gang OF safe
blowers confessed that Stubbs had
hired them for $1,000, according to the
police, to poison Mrs. Stubbs.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-23
Graft Shin Bone To
Mans JalU; Hits Shin
And Shock Kills Him
Republican A. p. Leased Wlre1

NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-Part of his
shin bone transferred to his jaw to
correct an imperfection in his chin.
Henry +. Mally, Jr., of Brooklyn, re-
Gently fell on the ice cracking the
shin from which the fragment had
been removed. His death from shock
was announced today after he had
been made ready for second opera
tlon needed to mend his leg and per-
feet his chin.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-23
Buyer or Speculator

have 40 acres which I have taken
on mortgage: this land is fine sandy
loam soil fenced and small house
Close to Glendale car line and good
school. If you have a little money
you can buy this at your own price.
Ii interested call
Arizona republican., 1922-01-23

been for the past year He will farm
northeast of Mesa four miles.
Southside Theaters Today
Majestic, Mesa-"The Truth About
Husbands" all-star cast. Bray Pic
tograph.
Gilbert-Dark.
Tempe-Dark.
Chandler-Dark.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-23
RENE & GRIFFIN
New House

New 6-room brick, strictly mod
ern and close in; nice porch and
large pergola; good old shade: a real
home for $3.50: small cash payment
and balance easy. Ray Smith, 110 n.
LIST Ave. Phone 1888. Dig
Arizona republican., 1922-01-23
5-ACRE CHICKEN AND FRUIT
RANCH

5 acres all 6-foot chicken fenced,
with good houses, l with basement,
garage, chicken houses, about zoo
bearing fruit trees. soft water, corner
location, close in, near paved road
and school; owner in Cal. said sell at
$4,000; he paid $4,000: a small cash
payment will handle: don't miss this
o. X. Realty Co, 232 w. Jefferson.
=
Arizona republican., 1922-01-23
FOR sALE-HousEs
A $4,000 HOME

LOCATED NORTHE A ST
- A NEAT LITTLE HOME
. ROOMS - AND BATH
ALL IVORY AND WHITE
ENAMEL FINISH-G OOD
GARAGE.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-23
2h ACRES FOR PoULTRY

"a ACRES FOR POULTRY
5-room house, good fence, shade
fruit, planted to alfalfa and barley,
20 blocks from center of Phoenix;
Price $3.50; small cash payment: or
will take car as first payment.
Southwest Realty. North End Ave.
de-
Arizona republican., 1922-01-23
FOR RENT-HoUsEs

TTNFURNISHED four-room house,
electric lights. bath. hot water heater.
shades, large screen room, inside bed
room. Nicely finished. 1924 East
Wi11ptta lt
Arizona republican., 1922-01-23
WANT CENTRAL BANK
CERTIFICATES

Three well located bungalows; l on
w. Monroe; l on F.. Pierce; l on T..
Moreland. These properties are clear
Arizona republican., 1922-01-23
AUCTIONS
Auction Sale
Pix. Auction House
AL NORTH CENTER STREET
w II ID N Il 6 ID V

7
w + ID n r S d AY
JANUARY 25--AT 1870 p. M.
We will sell a big sale of all kinds
of good furniture:
Dressers, Chiffoniers, China Closet
Kitchen Cabinets, Oak Dining Tables
Chairs, Rockers, Library Tables
Stoves and Ranges, Cots, Rugs. And
lot of good stuff not mentioned.
Bring us your goods for this sale or
Phone us and we will send our trucks
after them.
TAYLOR & MASONER
THE AUCTIONEERS Dc
Arizona republican., 1922-01-23
Lots For Sale

on northeast and northwest corner
Of Palm Lane and Seventh street.
Owner can be seen at house on the
northeast corner. If
Arizona republican., 1922-01-23
Own A Home

A good five-room brick home. mod
ern. nicely furnished, with good gar
age and wash house; well located, on
paved street and car line: n real buy
for $4,000 and only $1,000 cash will
handle.
Grover G. Miller, with
+. A. JEFFERSON, REALTOR
so No. Central Ave. Phone CLIO
de-
Arizona republican., 1922-01-23
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
S130 Per Acre

so Acres good soil; 40 acres alfalfa
3 sets improvements. Family or
chard. Less than $4,000 will handle.
See Wheeler with Stewart Realty co.
II w. Adams st. Phone 6997. dg
Arizona republican., 1922-01-23

WE'LL BE GLAD TO
SHOW YOU EITHER OF
THESE HOUSES.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-23

HERBERT S. PRINCE CO,
REALTORS
110 NORTH CENTRAL, AVE. ]
Arizona republican., 1922-01-23

ON WEST PIERCE ST.
A 5 ROOM BRICK - ALL
MODERN AND IN GOOD
CONDITION - PRICED AT
$4,500. WITH $500 CASH
PAYMENT.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-23
MURKEN & COBB
113 n. Second Ave. Phone 1912 de-
BARGAIN

SiX-room brick pebble dash home,
garage. hardwood floors, built in fea-
lures, open fireplace, northeast. Price
$500. $3.50 cash. Apply 80 Van
Bureu ST dp
Arizona republican., 1922-01-23

WE CAN MAKE At
TRACTIVE TERMS ON
THIS.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-23
FOR sALE-LIVE STOCK

12O HEAD good feeder cows and
some calves, in excellent condition.
Geo. A. Olney, 122 n. 1st Ave. Phone
gSA2 de
Arizona republican., 1922-01-23
so Acre Snap

North of Glendale; finest loan;
good improvements. If you want a
good buy see us at once.
FLICKINGER REALTY co.
16 West Adams de
Arizona republican., 1922-01-23
FRED JACOBS
IS West Adams

3 ACRES citrus fruit land: acres
in alfalfa; 5-room house, good shade,
some fruit and grapes, extra good
water; $1,000. See Atwood, 230 w
Jefferson ST. de-
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-02-03
POWDER VlLLE

POWDERvII4LE. Jan. 1S.-W. E
Richardson and wife y. s. Richa rtl so,
and T. 6. Jensen went 10 Miles Cits
sunday and returned Tuesday. They
were entertained by Mrs. p S. Rich.
srdson for o'clock dinner Monday.
G. F. Mckenzie has finished putting
uu ice.
Mcdonald has been hauling hay an,
wood for Tom Barnard
Mrs. Cray's son spent Saturday and
Sunday with her.
Bertha and Tressie TAYLOR have been
out of schoo, for three weeks.
The school boys are enjoying them
selves by skating and coasting.
Hugh Wells and Amos Andersen
spent Sunday night at the Marsto1
hotel.
Mrs. Tom Barnard has returned
home after a few days VISIT with her
mother OF Miles City.
p. c. Jensen spent severa, days with
his family this week.
Miss Georgia Richardson spent Sun.
day and Monday in Powdervlllc. She
took dinner with Mrs. y. G. Jensen
Monday.
Miss Jurica spent Wednesday night
with Maxine B;ce.
Bcnnie and Lena Jurica have been
absent from school the past month
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Coal 2-1e-OS 6.e-l2 RE O4l18o.OklSe7
NOTICE EN0A pliNl.lfsA11AM

Coal 2.1s.0s s.s.1a RE o4AlSs.o6l
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior, u. ).
Land Office At Miles city. Montana
January 81. 1922.
Notice Is hereby given that
ARTHUR q. SHAW.
CT Brosdus. Montana, who, on Nov ~,
1915. Jan. IL, 1899. made Hid. and Add.
HID. Entry. No. o&4lss.os1ss7. for Lots
3. !. Sec. a6. r. ia. r. s2.E.. Lots
:. !. SEkNWA. EhSWN, NWNSEA
Sec. =. Township SIS. Range S2.E:..
n. =. Meridian. has died notice OF n !.
tentian to make three year proof, to
establish claim to the land above dc.
scriLed. before II. r. Straiton. Oerls
Of tie District Court, at Broadus, Mon.
tana, on the 10th day Of March. 1892
Claimant names rs witnesses:
]. H. Morris. OF Broadus. Montana;
Grant Kercheyaa. OF Broadus. Montana:
Matthias CLOSER, ef Kruger. Montana:
Frank Ha,feSty. Vt Broadus. Montana.
Js7-F24 q. ". MYERS. Register
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s1LWAY

SElNAY AND VICINITY, jan ae.--
Mrs. Alvin Clay returned last week
from an extended visit with relatives
near Kruger.
Eben Mix ia on the sick list.
4 number Of children have. missed
school the past two weeks on accou.,
Of the cold weather.
John Stafford was pleasan.l. sur
prised Thursday evening when a mum.
Der Of his neighbors called to help him
celebrate his birthday. Dancing and
cards were the order OF the evening
and the self-invi,ed guests lef. a. =
t'ae hour wishing Mfr. stafford many
nappy returns OF the day. He says
no has sneakins idea Mrs. stafford
was wise to- this little party.
Paul Kusei. George Mix and Mike
carney made business trip TO Eps!e
this week.
sELwAY AND VICINITY. Jan. To-
The dance at the Mankameyer ranch
Saturday evening was well attended
and was an all around success.
4. G. Chilcotc Of Pumpkin creek
was business caller az Ebo., Nix'.
Saturday.
Mrs. Ed Harris. ,orena and Edo,
visited at CarneS's one ey.nin. ,ast
week.
Mrs. Faith McGray Of Outer creek
country was looking after business -.
terests ON FAX creek last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Rapp and chill.
dren, George Mix and family were via.
Nors AZ Mike Carney's Sunday.
Jack McLenDan OF Three Mile v;s;ts5
az iohn Stanords and attended the
Mankameyer dance Saturday eye,;ns,
Little blanche Peterson is on Ia.
sick list.
T. r. Rolfe Of the forest serv;.. WIS
IL this eonmunity on business las.
week.
Marion Bailey, John and Le,n, M,x
started to the Fifteen Mile school ,,..
Monday. This makes nine uur,ls o..
rolled.
Henry Kusel came from na,,hs~,
Montana hast week 20 visit wit, ,e,.
atiyes
Ruby Anderson visited Tuesday on,
"wednesday with Ellen and y.r,,
Green. VITA
Joe .shaarss Il took load Of What
TO Ashland last week.
iVonne Casey stayed a. the hoy,. -
MRS. Edith Potter last week 10 b. ,..r
the school. '''''
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AH nl1p II nllESJElo naIJ6B
BY COLA W. SHEPARD United States Commissioner
o11En AID PUBLIC LAND
TALK NO: n


leo9rhsaA, Mont, Jan. Is.
Editor. Powder River CeunAy Exam.
|aaer:-wia you please pao3ash this IN
reply - article published in. your pa-
per January -, telESA from letter re-
Ecel~sd By .lfr Eirod from Probation
FO0ictr Essex from ShesidAu.
There must be some mistake in tbs
lettor Mr.. Elrod received from proba
|tloa O6icer Essex Of sheridan in re-
gard to Mr.. Erode f2.year.old daugh-
ter. Jewell. As understand, Mr.. or
1Grs. Essex stated in letter to Mr. 81.
rcd that hts daughter Jeweaf had been
thrown out in the street which was
not true: also said that Essex had to
solicit needed clothing iron, the neigh
bors OF Sheridan and don't think THE
was necessary for carried suitcase
Of clothing &c, Mrs. Essex when the
4irl went there to etay.
Mr.. Tauver was going to move TO his
homestead near Moorhead and could
not very well take Jewell Earod twho
was boarding at their place and going
to school)a with them. My wife called
up the police inatron and asked II She
could take care Of the girl until a
home was found for her. AIRS. Essex
said she would be glad to have the
girl come and stay with her until \
suitable home was .und. So my wife
and took the girl to her home the
34th Of December. This was the best
and only tn ng we could think Of \.
that time for the girl. There were
two suitcases Of clothing locked IN the
house but these were only work clothes
and trinkets and she received these
about Ave days later.
There must be some mistake in the
letter and don't think 1t does justice
to Mr.. and Mrs. Fauyer in regards :,
taking care Of Miss Elrod as they had
no idea Of kicking her out in the
street. W. u. CALDER
win you please show this letter to
Mr.. Erred, am Mr.. Fauver's son in.
law and know the girl was not ME,
treated as I was living with them al,
the time the girl was there. Miss
Elrod was a very nice girl and was
In hopes che would get some good
place to stay. W. II. &.
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scheoi nave organized a civic club :,
oe known az the X. c. c. G. II vii
meet once week on wednesdavs
n, w. G"er tHad) is helping Ed
Gay move his cattle to the Lew Hunt.
er place. Had" frosted his hand. ON.
day. '''s
=. c. cramsr made e trip 10 Brcadu.
the past week.
The E. H. Mitchell family are r.c,..
erhs from severe colds
Irene Runiph who is attendi.. scbo,,
at Turret Butte. spent SATURDAYS .,a
Sunday with her parents.
- reported that severa! horses
nave died on the range. The snow is
30 deep and with crust on It. makes
II very difficult for the horses to dig
+" away 10 Get sustenance.
c. L. Rumph's have the champio,
hens for winter laying. The hens laid
I'VE dezen eggs the last week and four
ana half dozen the previous week.
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Al.ZApA. Jan. 2s.--A birthday party
Was given 10 Mrs. Lee Richardson la 4
Monday by Mrs. Thomas aud the
school. at the school house. Games were
played for about an hour. then cocoa
and cakes were served. following with
a dance by piano music. 4 rood tina
vas enjoyed by all.
Lewis Gas has been In town for q
week waiting for Il 70 clear up "a
that he may return home.
Mrs. Sugar Of Piniele wen. to Ssur.
g.s. s. D.. last week to at;edu he:'
fathers funeral.
The primary grades Il the AizaIa
school are having per4ee, attendance
in spite Ut the cold weather.
Mr.. Woodward was In for few
days las. week on important bus1ness.
No basketball, practice has been cav.
'ltd on tor few days en account Of
the cold weather and deep snow.
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NOTICE
Call tor Jeasary sSah, tD22.

Notice - hereby given that all war
rants drawn on the Road Fund Of
towoer River County. which were pre-
sented Tor payment prior to August 9Th.
.ssi' excepting warrants numbered
sse. 800 sSl. and ss2. which were pre-.
senseo tef payment on August 9Th,
1891. are payable.
Notice 10 hereby given that all var.
rants drawn en- the General Fund OF
School District No. %. which vara
presented Tor payment prior to Janu-
sry sth. 1899. are payable.
JOHN T. WILSON.
S4s'Fs County Treasurer.
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CHURCH SERVICES AROUND
COALW0OD FOR FERRl Az,

Rev. John Duncan viii noli church
eervices in the following homes around
Coalwood on the following named
dates. followed in each case by a Sun
day school session:
January e9th with Mr.. and Mrs. =.
s, vandever at 2. NJ
Feb. 9Th. with Mr.. and Mrs r. =.
McCurdy at I y. m.
Feb. laih. with Mr., and Mrs wlNie
Flint. at y. m.
Feb. 10th, with Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Jansen at ! n. IN.
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Editcr. Powder River County Dxesn.
iners-Dvesyoae' "a the cod1Ry sAouAd
/ read the Exahsher. Il nm = .1oG1s.6G1<
want and absolute need - everyone ~
the scoboty whether he II conscious ~
Il Or not. Your paper hrs been ana 10
doing some Of the most intelligent
'ooosting- possible.
The mistakes which the paper might
have made but ala not make has III.
cited ~ adm ration as much - has
iss fscord u rosstive pereotnAnee.
Along . variety Of tines he Exam,-
ner has neeited the approval - every
public sparited resadent Of cur oeohty.
There IL moreover IN iadnite vorlety
Of work Tor the future welfare of ~
county. still 10 BE- taleen MP ana aluese
the only way In which most Of % can
be cognieAAt Ct and participate In ancA
efforts 70 better our county 10 through
the columns Of our couaty pebcr.
Personally am going to try TO got
enc new subscriber for the paper ana
believe that most OF the other pse6ens
subscribers would be willing ID try g.
do as much or moro. The two dollars
q year, I am well aware. allows you
merely to break even en- your ready.
prints and labor but that isn't my iAsa.
The Individual men and women o.
Powder River county are accomplish
ting very near their maximum. taken
eeverally. but have a very fainl idea
80 far Of what can be accomplished
by cooperative and organised effort.
The factor that stands between our
Isolation and an Intelligent unity 10
our county paper. It % our logical
medium Of expression. The only way
we can all be reached ana brought to.
sethes. Our future 10 In our own
hands. Without unity and ce-opera-
tion the next few years will record
many unnecessary failures.
As you have often written. the aver.
age Of courage and fertility Of re.
source is exceptionally high among the
inhabitants OF this county.
This county is rich in man. fundn.
mental and permanent respects. but
chiefly and primarily II is rich in the
quality e its people.
Holland built an empire on the ocean
bed. The Scotch brought forth q
mighty race from bleak hills. The Ice.
ianders are among the most intelligent
and cultured islanders on the glotc.
Examples are endless. The enterprise
Of It's people determine. absolutely. the
success Ct any island. county. state or
empire. Climate and natural resources
are incidentals. what would the peo-
pie Of Switzerland do. had they our
unlimited supply Of coal? What could
Chinese thrift and industry not 10
with our soil?
l wish somebody would tell ME why
We shouldn't have both a packing plant
and tannery In this country. Many
ns our citizens are adopts IN butcher
Ing and in curing meat. Many also
are skilled In what I believe is called
typography. the art Of engrav ng fam
ciful designs Of leather and hides.
Prospects for a good crop year eecm
favorable. Most everyone Is optinis.
tic. IN case the crop lie a good one
the railroad question will ce,ne up
some tine during the year. The paper
must boom to reach al! the people
interested. t. A. pATTEN,
C:aha: n. Moat
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N0TICR.
CAN tor Ian. 93tA. 1sa..

Notice IL hereby given that var
rents drawn on the General fund ~
School District No. - Of Powder niver
county presented Ter payment prior
to Jan. s0th. 1921, are payable.
Notice 10 hereby given that warrant,
drawn ON the General fupt, az aehoo,
District No. 81 Of Powder River Conn.
~ presented for payment prior 10 NJ,
Ssth. 1891. are payable.
JOHN T. WILSON.
Ss5'Ff County Treasurer.
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NOTICE o. SALE or POWDER
RIVER COUNTY, MONTANA, lpUD.
IlC HIGHWAY BONDS.

Notice 10 hereby given. that in pur-
suance OF resolution adopted by the
Board Of County Commissioners Of
Powder River County. Montana, on
December 9Th, 1891. authorixing the 10.
suance OF coupon bonds hefelaafter
described. the said Board OF County
Commissioners will on Wednesday, the
sth day Of February, 1922. at 1000
o'clock A. NJ. at the County Com
missioners' room IL the Court House
Ia. the Town Of Broedus. Montana, re-
ceive sealed oide and eell 70 the hlFh-
est ana best bidder. ONE HUNDRED
THoUsAND DOLLARS (ttoo.ooo.ee)
Powder River County. Montana. Pub
lie Highway Bonds Of the denomina--
tlon Of 100000 each, bearing inter
g: s.u ID es sy: ssss s. :s Sss s:a
coming due the ilrst day Of January,
1919. said bonds being reasonable an
Sig Thousand Dollars Of bond.
yea sssr' r sss ~. e assi ,ss'.s'y:
eoeAe on Ja1uafy tlret. 1915 both
se.s 4seseisi agency 10 New York
Ths IL Sends viii, be printed by
~ the time OF sale ana the 0Ai0s County
win deliver to the purchaser the op-
proving opinion Of q bonding Attor.
All bids must be without condition
cr QuaISocation ANA all lids o&hof than
ey or On behalf OF the state 8HaR6 Of
Land Commissioners Of the state Of
M0ntAne must be accompanies by IN
uncondttionea certified check. en- some
reliable hank In the auneNnt 1Wenty-
I'VE hundred donaro payable TO The
sSs c.. q ,,s the County Eressarse Of
sSSsii Se forfsIssd q the Gesssy =
ea.sfes ~ any bidder 70 WON the
.ale q Che event such successful Sid.
6cnds upon delivery 81 the County ' ar
= bank. designated by such purchaser.
The said bonds win not be sold ter
Board 81 County Commis sioners re-
serves the right to reject any or an
an bids must be addressed to the
Nndarsigned. County Clerk &C Powder
River County. at Broaduu. Montana,
Dated at Broadus. Montana, this
sixth day Of December. 4. Is. 1881.
Chairman Of the Rosrj 81 County
Commissioners.
" r i. WEST,
-. County Clerk and Recorder
J6.CS
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Coal 3-3.lS RE OS1419
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department OF the Interior, u. 6.
And Office at Miles City. Montana.
January "a. 1879.
Notice IL hereby given that
HARRIS H. GAY,
Ct Pinto. Montana, who. on February
18th. 1917. made Homestead Entry, No.
oSl412. for shsEA Sec. n, sxswA,
Section 20. Township rs. Range 4s.E.,
y. 2. Meridian, has filed notice Of In
tention to make three year proof, to
establtsh claim to the land above de-
scrihed. before H. r. straiton. Clerk
OF the District Court. at Broadus. Nom
tena. on the eth day Of March. 1882.
Claimant names 40 witnesses:
Charles F. Hucktns, VIM. Huckins,
Roy Gear. Charley Huckina. all Of
Pinto. Montana.
JSo-F17 G. W. MYERS, Register.
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KRUGER, Jan. 2S.-Mr. and Mrs. Al
vim Cay left Friday for their home
on Otter creek.
The girls Of Henry Heaton's private
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The man who expects to fall back
on his friends usually ffnds the falling
q trifle hard
The Devils Lake world., 1922-01-18
Don't Want Their
State Built Homes

Persons for whom houses were
built by the state Homebuilders' AS
sociation are standing pat in their re-
fusal to pay the Cost of the houses
as given by the former admisistra-
ton, which was 81 per cent above
the estimated cost.
Following instructions from the In
dustrial Commission to take up the
matter with each person for whom a
house was built, the former and pres
ent manager Of the association got
IN touch with more htan SO persons
tor whom houses were built. All re-
fused to abide by the final figures of
the association.
The new administration is gather
ing all information and figures pos
'ible for the purpose of submitting
test case" to the courts in which a
number of questions which will de-
termine the final method of settle
ment will be answered. Several per-
sons, Manager Diehl has been in
formed, have retained attorneys to
contest any effort of the state to
collect the full reported cost of the
houses.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-01-18
Nose Rosenzweig
Cosmopolitan Tramp

In a letter written on shipboard
somewhere in the China Sea to Chief
OF Police, ]. w. Lowe, of Grand Forks
Nose Rosenzweig, who has Travelled
from Grand Forks to California, Mex
leo, all over the Pacific Island and
INTO China, says that his trip thus far
has cost him $40. The letter, dated
December 18 and written in Noses
inimitable style, follows:
-Four days ago l left Manila and
1T was about 80 in the shade. But oh.
boy, it sure is different climate to-
night. 1t is as cold as North Dakota.
and the old ship is rocking like a
cradle. The waves are breaking over
the deck, but as long as the bottom
don't fall out, l should worry
You can tell we are around Sibe-
ria, as the north wind is blowing a
regular gale. My first stop in japan
Will be a place called Muki, which is
three days from Vladivostok, Siberia.
don't care whether see Siberia or
not, as | have seen enough since I
left the Forks. l drove out to Cali
fornia covered the state, and went
INTO Mexico. 1t got little tame. so
! thought little trip across the Pa
c'tlc would Go me good. 1 got "pulP
with a captain Of ship and have Wis
lted the Hawaiian Islands, Maunos
Islands. Guam, Wake Island, Samor
Phillippi..e Island, Formosa, China
and tomorrow hit Japan. It has
cost me around $40 so far. But, YOU
know what $40 is to the "iile rich /"
chief. A'
When I hit Frisco shall have
travelled nearly 10000 miles on the
water since November 5. 1 expect to
be in Frisco around January is so 7
can enjoy little more California life
! had car in the Philippines and
was able to get around. l gave a Fill
plno dollar-and-a-half cap I bought
about year ago at M. G. Olson's and
ne let me have his car for four davs
IN the Philippines they drive on the
leit hand side of the road and l took
THIS Filipino out for ride. but he
told me he would rather | would nso
the car alone.
Il will mail this letter from soma
place in Japan and l suppose YOU will
get it in about four months.
well, Chief, give my regards to
the boys and here's hoping | see vou
soon in an unofficial way."