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, 1922-12-11
Weather Lottery
Uncovered Today

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. Dec. ia
weather lottery is the latest gamb-
ling scheme in Minneapolis. according
to U.U G. PurseIl. federal meteoroio-
& st. who today forwarded copies of
the gambIer's weather ticket to C.
r. Marvin, chief of the United States
weather bureau at washington.
SIX cities in the United States are
.tpunched'' on each ticket and the
purchaser holding the coupons show
ing the highest total OF temperatures
for the week wins the zap tai prize
with a smaller prize for the lowe, it
was said.
, 1922-12-11
CLARENCE wCYPREANsEH
IS ADMITTED TO BAR
ON late EXAMINATION

Clarence Cypreansen. who has been
associated with the Aleck King law
office IN Casper for the last year and
a half. has received notification % his
admittance to practice as an attorney
at law by the supreme court OF wyo-
ming.
Mr.. cypreansen is a graduate of
the University of Nebraska and slso
OF the Nebraska law school. During
his college ourse he made a fine rec
ord in athletics. playing end and full
back on the sootball "a and guard
on The basketball team.
, 1922-12-11

movement is Indicated by a tempera-
ture OF 8 degrees below zero at North
field. Vermont. and weather bureau
officials say IT is likely the cold wave
viii sweep on down the EAST coast
from the northeast.
This is the first real winter weather
felt in the central eastern states
where unusually warm weather for
this eason OF the year prevailed for
the past few weeks as a result Of
strong gulf winds.
Brlght sunahlne and warm tempera-
lures prevailed in tho central Roaiy
Mountain EtatsH.
, 1922-12-11
AVIAT0Rs In
MEXICO, belief

TUCSON. Ariz.. Dec, 11.-coI. T..
b. Winans. commanding officer i'd
rect'ng the search for h lost army
fliers, Col. Francis Cutler Marshall
and Lieutenant Charles /. Weber
stated To-Day that Indians at he San
Miguel school had verified reports
that an airplane last Thursday pass
cd over hat place headed toward
Mexico, Colonel Wipans said he CON
sidered II well substantlnted that the
missing airman flew Into Mexico, fol-
lowing a branch Enc railroad.
, 1922-12-11
TO NAME UNIvERsITY HEAD

HELENA. Mont. Dec. 11.-Dr. NJ.
A Brannon. president of Beloit col
lege. Beloit. Wis, met with the state
board of education this morning ut
its Invitation to consider the position
IF chancellor OF the University of
Montana. which has been vacant
since the resignation three months
ago OF DIR. Il. c.. Elliott. to become
president OF Purdue university.
, 1922-12-11

was locked in a small house under
heavy guard pending arrival of
b.oodhounds from the state peniten-
tiary at Huntsville. which VIII be
put on the Negroes trail.
The girls condition is not seriops,
the negro having been frightened
after throwing O. sack over her
head and .strffinE her mouth full Of
cotton
, 1922-12-11

the call for the meeting. which con-
tained the names of some house mem
beers. He said he understood the
gathering was Il have been a me
mortal meeting for Ricardo Flores
Magon. a Mexican who recently died
in prison while serving an espionage
sentence. Mr.. Lineberger then read
Wagons record as he said It had been
compiled by the department of jus
tice, showing he had been exiled from
Mexico for anarchy n that at Los
Angeles he had published an article
, 1922-12-11
Packing House
Merger Ruling
Is Due Today

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-THE gov
ernment's attitude toward the pro
posed acquisition by Armour and com
psny of the physical assets of Morris
and company. another Chicago pack
ing establishment will be made known
by Secretary Wallace either late to-
day or tomorrow.
The secretary. under whose direc-
ton the packers and stockyards act
is administered. has discussed the
proposal with President Harding and
It is Understood Attorney General
Daughefty has advised that there is
no legal obstacle. The secretary.
however. and department officials de-
clined to predict today whether his
decision would be favorable.
-lno5
moIJ IsJJns tssolulod 10 ssnIl
-uBub s8rrr ave ouA 'srdosd qsEII
, 1922-12-11
TWO MIDDIES
ARE DISMISSED

WASHINGTON. Dec. II. Mid.
shipmen Bruce II. Robinson. appoint
ed from Arizona, and Stuart H Haw-
kins. appo nted from Massachusetts,
were ordered dismissed from the
naval academy today. President Hard
ing having approved courtmartial
Sentences resulting from the recent
hazfng cases at the academy.
, 1922-12-11
NEGRO SUSPECT NOT IDENTIFIED
BY GIRL ASSAULTED BY BLACK

FAIRFIELD. Texas. Dec. ia
negro. believed to have attacked, q
whita girl at her home at Street
man today wa captured by a posse
but was not positively identified by
the girl according 10 reports here.
The negro. who said his name
was George Gay. was taken to tho
girls home. A mob Of about 1900
gathered at Streetman. The man
, 1922-12-11

The b1i introduced IN tho senate by
Senator Warren Is *, line with a
movement launched here last sum
me 70 eratE county park out
Hen's Half Acre. the nature freak
and wonderland located west or here
on tho Yellowstone highway and one
AZ the chief show.pleces OF rntrona
county II that limo a railing was
secured withdrawing n land from
private entry and some effort was
, 1922-12-11

PtDEE@ FENH Put PVICHs
made toward making II a national
park. II was later decided to drop
no NATIONAL park idea N endeavor
seeureSs grant frcnraths govern.
ment which would GLOW the county
to proceed with the park PROGRAM.
Enacf.on OF the bill introduced to-
day brings the MOVEMENT another
step toward realization with every In
dicatiop that 1t viii material re before
the end OF the present session.
, 1922-12-11
DAMAGES DENIED.

HELENA. Mont. Dec. 1.-The
estate of Q. Price. an employe OF the
Star Coal company. at Musselsheil.
Mont, who was killed in March. 1918.
is not entitled to the $50 900 damages
from the Chicago. Milwaukee and
St. Paul railroad awarded it in the
district court at Roundup. according
to a decision handed down this morn
ing by the state supreme court.
, 1922-12-11
PROSECUTION
NOT Limited
TO One COURT

WASHINGTON. Dec. 11.-convic-
ton in a state court for violating a
state prohibition law is not a bar to
subsequent prosecutions in the United
States courts for the same offense
under the Volstend enforcement act,
the supreme court held today IN a
case brought by the United States
against vico LAMA. in the state of
Washington. Dick Barto and Others.
, 1922-12-11
Couple to Be
Divorced For
Second Time

After hsvinE remarked following
a divorce Paul T. Siebers and
Enola F. s.ebers seem headed
toward another separation The
former In suing for an absolute
divorce on the Eroupds OF DISCRETION
The couple wero married January
20. 1916. at Sidney. Neb.. and d.
vorced three years later. They
were remarked In Casper July 20.
1877. and the suit alleges that tho
defendant deserted her husband In
November. 1921. and has since made
her home In Denver.
, 1922-12-11

Investigation by the police today
to whom the Incident h:d not been
reported until - o'clock this after
noon revealed the fact that Emma
had called Mariana nut of the pool
hall where she worked and had at
tackled her with a pocket knife. In
, 1922-12-11
NEGRO KILLED
BY TEXAS MOB

sTREET1fAN. Texas. Dec. NJ
George Gay. rs. negro arrested today
in connection with an alleged attack
on a white girl was shot and killed by
a mob this afternoon.
, 1922-12-11

tending TO incite the assassination
OF public Officials" /,
Representative Huddleston. Demo-
crat. Tlabama. whose name was read
by Mr.. Lineberger as one OF the house
members signing the call. said he had
not signed Il.
The circumstances of the meeting
were explained to me- said Mr.. Hud-
dleston, land to the end that IL might
not appear hat it was being held by
n lot OF. reds, 1 consented that my
, 1922-12-11
REQUEST FOR RELEASE OF WAR
OFFENDERS STARTS WRANGLE
In HOUSE; DEBATE is HEATED
House Members Names on Call for Meet
ing Held Yesterday as Memorable
anarchist Who Died in Prison

WASHINGTON, Dec. 11-There was a wrsngle in the
house today over the mass meeting held here yesterday I'M
der the auspices of the joiat amnesty committee, at which
speakers urged the release Ct those convicted under the war
time espionage act.
, 1922-12-11
. MINlSTRATlON.OF
TURKISH .
OF az
Strong Objections Liable to Be Made Against Putting Matte
in Hands of League of Nations With America, Russia
and Turkey Still Outside Pale

LAUSANNE. Dec. 11-CBy he Associated P-@s)-The question of how control of
the turkish straits VIII be administered, whether through somebody under the league o.
or under ONE international unit whonys separate from the league being gener
ealy asked by members of the Near East conference delegations which have no represent
amongt the military and naval experts who are discussing The straits problem infor
with the Turks
, 1922-12-11
Cold Ware Conferred in Montana Today
With Hapre Reporting "a Below;
Is Scheduled to More South

WASHINGTON, Dec. 11-Encouraged by success in
early skirmishes in the far west and northern states, winter
was modifying its forces in the frozen areas of the northwest
today for an advance expected to reach over practically the
entire nation by tomorrow night or Wednesday.
Accompanied by temperatureslo lower than recorded SO Tar
, 1922-12-11
FREDERICK BYWATERS and MRS.
THOMPSON MUST GO TO Death

LONDON, Dec. 11.-By The As
sociafed Press-G Frederick Bywa-
tiers and Mrs. Edith Thompson were
found guilty Of the murder Of
, 1922-12-11

LATE SPORTS

CHICAGO. Dec. 1L-K- NJ. Ian
dis. cofnmisA5nrr OF baseball. today
denied reinstatement q George
Buck Weaver. former star third
baseman Of the Chicnzo white Sox.
Weaver was one Of fhase dropped
- a result Of the scandal in which
h Was charged certain baseball
players and out,iders plotted TO
throw the 1913 worlds series cham
plonship to Cincinnati
NnSNEAPoLrs. MINI. Dec. IL.
-Nflnnesota will open It's 1919 foot
ball schriuie with Iowa sstnte
tAmcsl at Minneapolis. Director Of
Athletics Luessrinx Of the Gopher
institution. announced today.
SPOKANE, WASH. Dec. 1s.-AS-
ceptanee by Gonzsxz university Of
nm Invitation TO meet the rnUHerE-
lily Of West virginia IN n Christmas
game at San DkEo. Cal. became
known here to-day, vhen Il was an
nomhced that - men Of thes Con
zaEa squad win leave tomorrow for
San Diego The team has been kept
In candifion with gymnasium and
road work. II was sfsi1d.
, 1922-12-11

nioting a bad wound In her chest
and RICH: lung, The right hand OF
Mariana wa also pretty badly cut
mp.
The police have not been abie 10
get any trace either a. Emma or OF
, 1922-12-11
LOVE RIVAL is
VICTIM
Jealousy Believed Back of Attack Upon
Mexican Woman Now in Hospital;
No Report Made to Police

Mariana Mariana, Mexican, is lying at the Women's and
hospital with a bad wound in her right lung and a
cash across the fingers of her right hand as a result of a jeal-
out quarrel between herself and Emma Lopez last night. The
quarrel was over a man for whose love both the Mexicans
seema d desirous of nosaasaino
, 1922-12-11
TREATY RArrF1eArroNs TALKED

WASHINGTON. Dec. ia reso-
luton adopted by the senate today
asks the state department for a re-
port on wheat progress is being made
in securing ratification abroad of the
arms conference treaties. The reso
luton was presented by Senator
Hitchcock OF Nebraska. ranking dem
ocrat Of the foreign relations commit
tee
, 1922-12-11

Inasmuch As Russia, Turkey and
America are not members OF the
league OF nations. there doubtless
would be strong objection 10 any plan
TO make control Of the straits a league
affair. LORD Curzon has only once
alluded 10 a plan for the ndministra-
ton of the waterway and then only
in the most indefinite way. saying
that Il had not been decided whether
regulation OF the straits would be
placed under the league or some
other o~rEanization.
Ismet Pasha end his Turkish asso-
Gates are a little more friendly to the
ierSuo idea fhnn arc Foreign Minister
TGtltcherin and the other boishevik
leaders who denolnce II at every
opportunity. declar,ng that the or
~gunization Of nations Is useless.
inasfnuch as the United States does
not belong.
LAUSANNE Esc@1o.-CBy the As
ISOLATED Press-)= Mestapha Kemai
Pasha. has determined thai constan-
tinopie shall not he converted into an
international Reno. He and the new
callph want Turkey to have nothing
20 do With the marital affairs OF
those who do not turn Their eyes
toward Mecca. They are anxious that
the faithful Moharnmedans. gathered
at Angora to give form TO few Tur-
key. shall not have the tranquility
Of their harems Ststurbed by Chris
tians WHO profess Nonogamy bit
lightly throw aside heir marriage
vows with the help OF the courts and
take unto themselves new wives.
Ismet Pash4 and his associates here
have made 1t clear In their negotia-
tons concerning the rights OF for
eigners IN Turkey that Ottoman off,
Gals cannot attempt 10 marry or
divorce foreigners living on Turkish
soil and that they must insist that all
matters ineblving the marital rela-
tions OF .uon-Turks be settled outside
Ottoman territory. =
, 1922-12-11
Final Rupture of
Premiers Aperted
by Recess Taken
Until January 2

LONDON. Dec. ii-By The "A
socated PresslEThe conference Of
allied premIcss. called TO arrange
the basis for an allied financial and
PREPARATIONS ~confercnue In brussels.
has broken down. IL was an
nounced nf 6 o'clock this evening
that the premiere had taken ad-
Journufent until January :.
, 1922-12-11

During the last forty a more
than eight thousand sh.pwrecks have
occurred on the coasts OF Great Brit
ain.
, 1922-12-11
BILL INTRODUCED In SENATE
WOULD give NATR0NA COUNTY
TITLE TO HELLS HALF ACRE
Observation-Disclosures Last Summer to Pre-
serve Nature Wonderland West of
Casper Is Near Realization

WASHINGTON. Dec. 11-(Special to The Tribune.)E
Senator Francis E. Warren today introduced a bill in the sem
ate which. If enacted, will convey to Natrona county lands in
, 1922-12-11

day might after the jury had report.
ed its finding. Rave attorneys for the
defense 30 days time in which 10 file
a motion Tor a new trial. no intima-
, 1922-12-11
Bert L. Lone Awaits Sentence in Court at
Greeley After Conviction for Brutal
Murder of ReIatip

GREELEY, Colo, Dec. 11-Bert L. Lowe, convicted late
Saturday night of the murder of his sisterin-law, Edna Fern
Skinner of Leroy. Ill., today was in Jail awaiting sentence of
life Imprisonment in the state penitentiary and this little
town slowly was recovering from the effects of its most ia
nous murder trial which occupied two weeks time in trial.
, 1922-12-11

-ssAIsswsul
Sc esu srrss eV 10 usuoA psA SIS
, 1922-12-11

tons has een forthcoming so far
from the attorneys as to whether or
not they vii take advantage OF the
offer.
Mrs. Lowe. who sat by the side Of
, 1922-12-11

mol, IsJJns IsAsu tssolulod 10 ssaa
-uvub ssIpr ave QUA 'sIdosd qsIII
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Annual TOM Meeting F..

The citizens. Of the town Of Far
view in the county Of Mellstts and
who are qualified to- vote. at, .esasYAl
elections, are hereby notified that ;Ahs
Annual Town Meetpg SfpS aid. Tsyn
will be held at Fairview sehaQlhanss
in said Town, on !Tsesdey, the. ;7th
day Of March next, hetwesp the hseEs
OF nine O'Clock in thA fopenpoa, and
five o'clock in the afternoon, .af. The
same day, for the following pazpos4A:
To elect n Supervisor. for. the
term Of three years; ons. Town Clerk
n Treasurer; one Assessor, |. enf
Justice, Of the. Peace; one CssstaAhssss;
n Supervisor for the, term, OF tFe
years ;one Supervisor fer. tina term
OF n year, and to.do ahyaothss 1haas
mess proper to be dons at .saia. nsst,
ing when convened. -
Given under my hand this 18th dey
Of February, 1922. Z
Fred Mateusek. Tswn Clerk;
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PLEASANT VALLEY

r. Week was in Wood Wednesday
morning.
VIM. Bauman called at Weeks foi
his mail, Sunday.
liver and Mons Week called at c,
O. Wilson'S, Sunday.
Frank Koeppen stopped at Week s
a few minutes, Tuesday night.
Mons Week is filling out the time
for his brother Iver, at Larson's.
There is to be a dance at Hannes
Thomsen's tomorrow, night, Feb. IL.
Iver Week went to Winner to work
for his uncle, Joe Week, for a while.
Mrs. Lou Simpkins and Frank
Kocppen were in Winner on bust
ness, Wednesday.
Rev. II. Jams is reported to be sick.
George Kinneer was in Wood Tues
day. on business.
There was no school Wednesday,
as the teacher was in Winner. Well,
the boys didn't kick.
George Kinneer is going to have a
sale soon. He is going to Iowa. Well
lie will be coming back some day.
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NO-MAN'S-LAND

John Ham called at Braves, Sun
dav.
John Ham called at War Bonnet's
Thursday.
A. Joneschiet is repairing his car
1T present.
A. Joneschiet called at the Hare
ranch Friday.
John Ham is assisting the Harc's
with their chores.
Howard Joneschiet called at the
Hare ranch, Friday.
Albert Jonescbiet took dinner at
the Hare ranch, Monday.
l.. 0. Dustrude made a business
trip to Winner last week.
John Ham called at j. j. Phillips
and l., O. Dustrude's, Friday of last
week.
Howard Joneschiet is running the
ranch the last few days, as Mr.. Jone-
5chiet is in Wood.
Mons Week, the foreman Of the
Hare ranch, resigned the position tho
first Of the week.
There are quite a number filling
their ice-houses in No-Man s-Land.
What is nicer than a nice cool drink
in the hot summer days?
VIM. fire mas been rather poorI:5
this winter and at the present writ.
ing is confined to the house with rheu-
matism and heart trouble.
John Ham and George PeaneauS
were Wood shoppers last SATURDAY
and were very kind to bring the long.
wanted mail for the Dustrude' s anG
Hare's.
We are informed that J. II. Bundy
was a business caller in No-Man's
Land last week and got lost in the
storm but found himself about mid.
night in Lee Anderson's pasture.
Alex Brave met with a very pain.
full accident Saturday. His horse
stepped in a hole and threw. him
Alex received a severely sprained
ankle and is confined to the house
j. V. Koskan made a business triI
TO Wood Wednesday, taking in a fine
beef, which A. Joneschiet butcherct
he first of the week, which he il
cling at his butcher shop IN Wood
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ROSEBUD VALLEY

Ed Graft was a caller at Glen Sher-
woods, Friday.
George Kinneer was a caller at c.
0. Wilson's, Wednesday.
Mrs. Otto Fulsos visited the Satree
school Wednesday afternoon.
Fl. 0. Satree and c. O. Wilson cal
led at Glen Sherwood's 5, Tuesday eve
ming.
Olga and Emma Satree spent sever
al days last week mt the C.. o. Wilson
home.
Miss Kangus called at ]. 1. Sher-
woods, Thursday evening after
school.
Mrs. Agnes Kemp spent last week
visiting at the Ben and Oliver Lar
son homes.
Mrs. L. 0. Dustrude, Ray and Lau-
ra, were callers at H. o. Satree's s,
euAeSudy.
Pearlie Wilson spent Monday eve.
ming of last week with her teacher
Miss Kangus.
Olga Satree called at Glen Sher.
woods, Sunday morning on errands
for MISS Kangus.
Iver and Mons Week and Andrew
Brotherson were Sunday evening
callers at {. O. Wilson g.
Misses Emma and Olga Satire,
spent Tuesday evening of last weel
at the Cispkes home in Pleasant Val
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Sherwood ant
children visited at H. o. Satree'
Thursday afternoon, taking suppe
with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed jackson were din
ner guests at Ben Larson's, Tuesda,
OF last week and purchased som
chickens.
J Ben Larson took a load Of hog
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COMMISSIONER PROCEEDINGS
February 7th 1922

February It'll lSZZ
Roafd met as per adjournment.
Present G. s. Hight and J. w. Beck
with The following claims allowed:
Kay Phillips 6nal estimate on con-
tract 1919 8 NJ. ! Strain s1i"ry ll25;
Mar, Curupll salaIy $500: { !. Mau-
son salary 1888; + | Terplu SALARY
AID phone bin l26 rs: Don + Terpln
postoge % As; Mitchell Publishing G"
supp ies s So; NJ ] st air postage 10 on
+ Kell sd lar, so 90; j. VI sui h
work on Horse Creek ridge II 10;
NJ yme Miller saIorN ll2 50: Educator
Supply Go supplies - 90; Dakota en-
pin.prIng Co blue rrint~ q 81: Wclf
bounty claim No 3S4 TO 397 inclusive
5000; Wayne. Miller expense to sup
p%rintpndentS meeting At Mitchell, ;
u. 80 a.: c + SitvrIs hauling ROAD
OILS , 80; calm 81 r. p Cr""kett tor
1918 OO Tor damages and expense TO
emily rejected; ommunity Store
supplies To poor and phone bill S.l9;
sheriff fee collecting personal taxes
81 90; Emma Strong salary 33 on; Crow
bnunlies No 35, 80. 80 Al, I 10: Fred
Peterson witness fec 2 10: John Peder
! - witness tees , 10: Mayme Miller
mileage 81 %: Clarence Nransnn wit
ness fees 2 %; &. E Kell rent IL so;
+, +. WtIt0n dragging roads, %; II
\ Kiser Juror fees 4 on: Paul limerick
jnror fees 4 On: A l. Smith salary
Is 90: Don f. Terpin salary l25 Or;
Belle Fourche Bee for eStrat paper
subscription $50; n A Withrow jan
ltor $500; &. w Kerlin salary l25 90;
e. Cordpll SALARY lo SOL & SrhOll
fra on road work l57 -: W b Flley
rent s 90; Phillip Benson final on
road contract l145.S5 Cody Sinnings
final estimate los s.; Phillip Renson
hauling ~culverts 1900; Louis Smith
assisting surveyor 104 0n: A. Wheel
er surveyor 80 9S: Me!iette County
Farm Bureau 1000. 90: n W Rell Tee
phone Co rent and toll 1856.
Board adjourned until February Sth
$50 a. m.
Don r. TERPIN.
County Auditor,
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Please Take Notice

I'll parties running stock on tac
neA! OF section 10, TAO, R-26, known
as the Kirkcndan land, must keep
their stock off this land or I will
lake them up and turn them over to
the sheriff, as | have control of this
land and don't want any stock run
ming on this land.
20 VIM. Hare, Wood, S. d.
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LEASE OF HLA n

Notice is hsrebI1issn that o. ,AsIsfif'
3rd, 1922 all Nt. The suAlaAss6 aoisAs
lands in Mellette eounAy, vii, %, of.
Tered for les &c 1t public. apctien -.
tween the hours Of 10 ,u'eiosG Is. n.
and s O'Clock p. m. 4At ths !eSuYs aeo1s
In said county. /,
Dated ut .Pisvks. 3. p.vjAnsyy
18th, 1922. n IHI0ETI !
Comm!ssionefofa Ssheol and 1RxSiis
Lands. 40
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PARDON.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the
undersigned will apply TO the Governor Of
this State and 10 the state Board OF Pardons
for q pardon. He was convictedo OF the crime
OF grand larceny In the circuit court OF Mel
lettt ciunty, south Dakota and by sentence
OF the court dated June 3ru, 1921 " IA sentenced
70 imprisonment In the State Penltenliary at
Sioux J. lis for a term OF five \ ears.
Dated January 30. 1921.
IT'S MILES LEErom. Applicant