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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1922-09-28
Palmer and C. A. Vanek,

Palmer and C. A. Vanek,
Defendants.
The People of the State of Colo
rado,
To o. S. Humberstone, Sheriff, Al
bert Vanek, C D. Palmer and C. A..
Vanek, the Defendants above named,
GREETING:
You are hereby required to appear
In an action brought against you by
the above named plaintiff in the Coun-
ty Court of Sedgwick County, State of
Colorado, and answer the complaint
therein within twenty days after the
service hereof, if served within this
County; or, if served out of this Coun-
ty, or by publication, within thirty
days after the service hereof, exclu-
-sive of the day of service; or judg-
ment by default will be taken against
you according to the prayer of the
complaint. And if copy of the COM
plant in the above entitled action be
not served with this summons, or if
the service hereof be made out of this
State, then ten days additional to the
time hereinbefore specified for ap-
pearance and answer will be allowed
before the taking Of judgment by de-
fault as Aforesaid.
The said action is brought to obtain
An injunction to restrain the defend
ants and each Of them from collecting
or attempting to collect q certain
judgment obtained in said court
wherein the defendant c. D. Palmer
is plaintiff and the plaintiff herein
and c. A. Vanek are defendants and
for decree satisfying said judgment,
and for other and further equitable
relief in the premises as will more
fully appear from the complaint in
said action to which reference is here
made.
And you are hereby notified that if
you fail to appear. and to answer the
said complaint as above required, the
said plaintiff will take judgment and
decree as prayed for.
Given under my hand and the seal
of said court at Julesburg in said
County, this 26th day of August A.
D. 1922.
(SeaD J. S. LABAREE,
Judge and ex-officio clerk County
Court, Sedgwick County. Colorado.
Pound & Marshall,
| Attorneys for Plaintiff.
First Pub. Sept. ID, 1922.
Last Pub. Oct. IL, 1922.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1922-09-28

County Of sedewiel. S.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT.
In the Matter Of the Peti-
ton
Meliora S. RingwAit,
for the determination of
interest in the lands and
tenements of Theodore L.
Ringwalt, deceased.
To Dorothy r. Ringwalt, Mary Ia
Hays, and Elizabeth N. Crane, and to
all persons whom it may concern.
You will please take notice that an
action has been brought in the Dis
trict Court of Sedgwick County, Colo
RADIO by Meliora 8. Ringwalt for the
purpose of determining the descent Of
property. 1t being alleged in the said
petition of the said Meliora s. Ring
walt that Theodore L. Ringwalt de-
parted this life at Omaha, Douglas
County, State of Nebraska, on the 2Sd
day of January. 1916. leaving no will
but dying intestate, and at the time
of his death he was the owner in fee
and seized of the NWA of Section 81
Township IL North and Range 40
West of the 9Th P. NJ. situated in
Sedgwick County, Colorado; also all
of Section rs Township II North and
Range 46 West of the 9Th P. M, also
situated in Sedgwick County, Colo
rado. That the NWA Of Section 3!
above described was of the value OF
sixty-four hundred (64OOl dollars;
that Section 2J above described was OF
the value of forty-four hundred eighty
(448O) dollars; and it is alleged in the
said petition that the said Theodore L.
Ringwalt, deceased, left surviving him
as his only heirs at law his widow
Meliora S. Ringwalt, who is the petl-
toner. and three daughters, towlt:
Dorothy R. Ringwalt, Mary l.: Hays
formerly Mary L. Ringwalt, and Eliza
beth N. Crane. formerly EllZabeth ~
Ringwalt; and it is alleged that the
said decedent left no other heirs hin
survi wing. And it is alleged in the
said petition that the petitioner. Me
liora S. Ringwalt, by decease OF the
said Theodore l.. Ringwalt, has in
herited an undivided one-half inter
est in the property above described
that Dorothy R. Ringwalt, Mary l.
Hays, and Elizabeth N. Crane each in
herited an undivided one-sixth inter
est in the said property.
Now Therefore, you are hereby notl-
fled that the oath day of October, a
D. 1929, at the hour of 10 o'clock IN
the forenoon of the said day has beer
set for the day of hearing of the mat
ters and things set forth in said pc
tition, and at or before the said time
fixed for said hearing on the said pc
tition you may appear and answer
such petition and set forth any proper
defense to the same, or any part there'
of or may intervene to assert an!
rights you may have in the said pro
perty. ~.
Dated at Julesburg, Colorado this
4th day of September, A. D. 1922.
1SeaN GRACE L. ROOD,
Clerk District Court.
POUND & MARSHALL,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
First Pub. Sept. z, 1922.
Last Pub. Oct. 5, 1922.
ALIAS SUMMONS
State of Colorado
IS.
County of Sedgwick }
IN THE COUNTY COURT.
Phillip Schreiner, plaintiff,
O. S. Thunderstorm, Sheriff
of Sedgwick County. Colo
RADIO, Albert Vanek, c. D.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1922-09-28
NOTICE

The School Board of District No. So
Julesburg, Sedgwick County, Colo
rado, will receive bids % until septem,
ber Both, for about 2300 feet of !
inch iron pipe and $50 posts which
includes all the fence around the pub.
lie school building. The board re.
serves the right to reject any or all
bids.
FRED FENDER,
Secretary.
First Pub. Sept. 21, 1922.
Last Pub. Sept. %, 1922.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1922-09-28

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ing what to do instead of work.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-25
ZPRAVY z CZECH.
z obavy pred okolkovanim.

4 obavy pred 0kolkOvanim.
Y dennich zprav casopisec-
kych Y podstate znama jest jiz
prihoda, ktera pred tfcmi roxy
jiz stihla ctihodne otce Franti-
skany, rad to die udani chu-
dy. Vzhledem k povaze veci a
situaci pusobila ovsem dojmem
neodolatelne tragikomiky. Ma
jafe roku 1919 odevzdal to-
tiz knez fadu Frantiskann V,
Praze, p. Jan Stikar ma dopo-
ruceni ucitelky Matyldy Baue-
rove cenpe papiry 39lete zene
tesare z Horazd'ovic Marii Vra
move, roz. Blahove "a tim uce-
lem, aby je dala okolkovati ma
svoje jmeno ably je pc pre-
vodu tom Ease odevzdala Sti-
karovi. Proc "chudy" tento rad
sve imeni, representujicf pres
diva miliony korun, medal okol-
kovati sam, jest vice nez jas
no. Skromna a zbozna ctitelka
Tadu Marie Vranova vedela
dobre, re RUNE ty cenne papf-
ry nalezeji Tadu a re jeho pl-
nomocnikem je sam P. Jan Sti-
kar. Ochotne vyhovela prani
ctihodnych panu, papiry sice
dala okolkovati, ale pax jich
jiz nevratila a nevracela vabec,
ac 0 ne byla caste dutklive Il
pominana. Ma konec prohlasi-
la, re vubec neni ochotna pc
nize ty vratiti, ponevadz il by
ly pry = darovany. To ovsem
sc vsi rozhodnosti poprel nejen
zmineny plnomocnik radu T.
Jan Stikar, nybrz i ona slecna
ucitelka a svedek p. Jan Kapi-
stran Vyskocil dosvedcil, re pa
piry Vranove byly sice dany,
ale jeN k okolkovani. Nyni
iednalo sc pfipadu tomto v
jednaci sini zemskeho trestni-
no soudu {. "a. Zajem pfi-
pad byl dosti znacny, ale neja-
kych prekvapeni neprinesl. Oh
zalovana tvrdila, re il penize
byly pry darovany a proto le
nevracela, kdyz vSak konecne
poznala, re jde "nedorozu-
m6ni," vydala je soudu, kde
isou take dosud V uschovani.
Zaludneho umyslu pry nemela
| Svedci dokazaii ovSem, re 0 da-
ru "chudeho' radu chude ze-
nc nemuze byti reci. Soud pax
| 30 proyedenem fizeni obzalo-
yanou sprostil obzaloby. Soud
wal "a prokazano, re cenn6
| papiry Vranove byly sice sve-
Teny, nikoliv vSak darovany, re
vSakVranova prohlasila ocho-
! tn urednl cestou je vratiti a &c
81 jich neminila nechatl pre-
| sebe. Il tohoto rozSudku sc Stat
mi zastupce DIR. Horak odvolal q
podal Zmatecni stiznost. A TAX
"krutym osudem" pronasledo.
vanl" chudi klasternici mohot
| Sc radovati, re t'astne jmen
| sv6 zachranili. Dluzno ovSen
vyekati, nebudou-li miti jestt
nepfiiemne styky S urady finar
cnfmi pro podezrely pfevoc
imeni V dobe, kdy pfedpisy {
kolkovani byly zcela jasne.
Vyvoz ceskych lidi Vidne
Hynouci Widen premysli prt
stredcich, kterymi by sc "a
chranila pred hospodarskol
,zkazou. Radu, .iak pomoei, da
/ Videnanum Prahy DIR. J
Fuchs. Napsal do "Neuei
Wieher Tagblattu", re ktere
mus cesk6mu pohtikovi - mot
drou tn hlayu opatrnosti ne
jmenuje --napadlo, aby 2 VI
dne byli na Slovensko a do POI
karpatske Rusi vyvezenl Z Vi
dne vsichni Cesi, jichz jest II;
= 100000. Ma ceskoslovensken
vvchode pry by tyto ceske du
: Sc prisly republice nasi who'd
kdezto Widen jenom vyjidaji
isou beztak odsouzeni jako cd
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-25

VeK, We VyS0kycn, pfachem pO-
krytych botach. Take jaksi
podivne Sc nan podival q me-
ohrabane sc klonil
"Pekne vftam. To ie cest,
re pan otec take mas vstivil.
Clm smfm slouzit z"
"Pivo mi dejte," odpovidal
mlynar jako zlostn6.
"Hned prinesu. Nam prave
nacate.'
Vratil Sc "a chvili Sc skleni-
ci piva postaviv il pred mly-
mare, zamnul 81 ruce.
"Mame to krasne easy ho-
voril chyatne. "Jen ably to Wy
drzelo. Dostanou lide vsechno
pekne domu. Taky jsem 81
stipec zita uz dovezl a rano
bych rad vozil jecmen. Tuze
krasne Sc mi uvedl. Pan otec
ma take krasnV, koukal isem
nan vcera. Ten hude sypat, to
bude uzitekl"
Zasmal Sc, jakoby ietmen
patril jemu, vida, ze mlynar
nema Sc k odpovedi,, potal po-
klizet stoly.
''V takov6m miste je vsech-
no jinaci. Dost Sc hnoji, prace
Sc udela yeas a dukla@ne, a to
w potom vsechno jinak ide.
Inu, kotoucskem mlyne bylo
odjakziva taxi
A Ease Sc priblizil k mlynafi.
80, kotoucsky mlyn, to je
neco jineho," zahucel ted ce-
ledin. Tam je make bohtstvi.
Jezdlm tady uz patnact rokd a
lvsecko vidlm. Co pax takovym
panum je hej. Ale tuhle chu-
dy clovek, co ma na sv6t6, -
mic! Jen to dfeni. A Jake Dire
| nj. Cele noel Sc nevyspl, nema
il zkusi vic, nez to hovado." "
Odplivl 81, zaklel a chytiv
skleflici $ lkofalkou. obrdtil il
do sebe. Koralka mu tekla po
brade a kabate, a on chvatn6
jazykem olizoval rty.
"Tak jeste jednu, tuhle pan
otec "a mne zaplati, ze zapla-
II, pane otce?'
Hospodsky podiyal Sc ma
mlynare.
"Dejte mu, zaplatim, rex
mlynaT .jaksi mckee a podivaI
sc ma celedina. Ten Sc trochu
Inazvedl a blbe &c usmal.
''Ponizene dekuiu," bre
ptal radostne. Go pax ia vim
iaci isou We mlyn6 pani.'
! "Mlynar poposedl a chop
Sc sklenice. Dosud nepil. Al
ted nrisadil sklenici ke rtum :
.pil. Mel zizen a chtelo Sc mt
iaksi pit. Nebyl pijak, ale Vi
da celedina, jak popijl, jail
svuj stesk q svou bidu zaplJl
] pocitil touhu take tax uciniti.
i "To ia vzdycky rikam, q
kdo zaproda dusi svou z'du 2
nebo zenske, ze ie navzdy ztr;
GEN. kazal celedin, pozoruje
re mlynaf Sc nan diva. ia
zaprodal obema. Z zida slou
zim uz patnact let, certovsk,
lid sc mnou zachazi jako do
bytkem. Media cloveku AM w
spat, kdyz ma platit, oskllb'
Sc, nadava pliva po cloveku
Ale ja.tu mrchu jednou vypla
tim. Uz toho nam dost. A ze
nu taky. Ia BY mic nedalala
porad krici, sabych il dal penl
re. Rada by dobfe jedla, n
peel sc. valela a ty muzb DR.
nos domu dcbr6 v6ci. Nypad
jako mesic ' dplnku, co ia
Sotva ma mne hadry drzi. y
Z jejich zdravl, pane otce.'
y Pozyedl sklenici a pill. III
: ka mu klesala, ale polykal Vf
(, likymi dousky Tvar mu zmf
I drala, oci jakoby mu z dulk
povystoupily. Postavil sklen
ci, >oddechl 81 postrcll eep"
! ke strane.
u i
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HIRE MA PIANO

cd prvych zacatkt az k doko-
nalemu ovladani. Zaroven Sc
odporucuie jiz vyskolenym pi-
anistum a vsem polroGilym hu-
debnikum vubec, jiz touzi po
hl,ibsnm .studiu hudebni koimpo-
sice, sestavajici nauky v
harmonii, konirapunktu, forcm
a instrumentace. -
DIPLOM tohoto zde nej-
starSiho hudebniho ustavu "a
rucuje uchazecum vstup do
mfstnf hudebnicke unie.
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aie MOVE RAN0. a3~
- ROMAN -
Napsal Bohumil Zahradnik-Brodsky

lCoCloiliy III iliutH, hO1IldIu
cvrcku. Vlast'ovky poletovaly
prudce vzduchem, brazdice V
slicnych krivkach ciste nebe.
Mad mimi kricel skrivan, a ma
nedavno posecenych lukach Wy
kracovali spacci.
Lipy podel cesty hugely ia
ko hluboky pedal vcelami, KITE
re je obsypaly; jetelist' kri-
cely koroptve, obili vyhnane
a nyni uzkostne sc svolavajici.
Cely kraj oddychoval mocnym
skrytym zivotem a koupal Sc V
ohnive zari slunce.
Mlynar dival Sc pred sebe
ztrnule bezmyslenkovite. -
-Jednu rnku mel ma zadeeh a
druhou vstrcil do kapsy, kde
ibyl paplr otrusikem. Tiskl
jej pevne, az jej pail. Chytal
Sc no jakvsi divoky vzdor. We
del, re jde vstiic smrti, re Sc
mu nechce umriti, ale pfece
sci slab a vzdorovite. Ucini
tomu konec, razem konec, ami
Sc zadny nenadeje. A pax at
Isl della kazdy kdo chce, at b.
zena Sc VIDA vezne 81 jineho
podle sve chuti. Nekdo j hla-
WI napravi, jiste napravi. Proc
by on byl ma svete? Nema nj
koho, mic neuzil a Bozenou
by byl xiv sc stalym vedomim,
ze slouzil ga saska, re Sc mu
posmlva cele okol. Ne, S tim
vedomim ziti nebude. Nezna.
jak sc vesele zije; jeste by do
I'll posmechu, re Sc re zoufal-
stvi opiji, utraci. Takhle ode
jde, Fnaj jednou, mimo madam
vsech. Popovidaji 81 mem, a
"a rok uz bude pc vsem.
Stiskl .jej novy smutek. TAX
vsecko opusti a nezbude mu
mic, nez vecnost. A te Sc le-
kal. Byl vychovan svymi rodi-
6i prisne zboznosti, ieiiz
hlavni rysy willy Sc V jeho po-
vahu a mysl. Zastenal pfi
tom pomysleni a ruku z kapsy
Ivynal. Najednou bylo jeho
predsevzeti zviklano, a spatfiV
ipred sebou hospodu, okamzik
vahal vejiti.
Ale pax prece vessel. Ze sine
slo sc ma pravo do nalevny. By
| la nizka dfevenym, cernym
stropem a zavlhlymi stenami
Nekolik odfenych stolu, poll
ltych pospinanych, rozestave-
|no bylo V mistnosti, pachnoucl
zakyslym zapachem rozlltehc
lpiva koralky. Y jednom kou.
jte mel hospodsky stolek, ns
lnemz nahromad6no bylo mnoz;
Istvi velkych malych sklenl
lcek. V mnohych dosud byly
|zbytky napoju a roj much j
!! obletoval. Mad stollSem byli
/ police S radou velkych lahvi
Inaplnenych ruznymi druhy ko
Iralek.
! Kdyz mlvnar vchazel do no
spody, videl pred nj stati tez
|Iky, formansky povoz, plny ia
-|kychsi beden. Sedreny pa
hnedych kohyl stal vozu IL
Sc, iako by dfimal. Kone me
| " boky a zebra vysedle, na pl'
cich a kyclich stare rany, zpu
Z sobene bicem neb bodnutln
J, much. Dlouhymi ebony odha
! nell mouchy a casem hodil
hlavami, ably zaplaslll hmy
doterave ma nozdry uSi seda
iici. Nikdo u Mich nestal ne
2 bylo toho potrebi. Byli rad
{ re 81 odpocinou, dolby, kd,
| buine Sc vzpinali, davno asi il
! minuly.
z Celedin sedel v hospoce
! byl uz hodne podnapily. Pre-
MIN stal bic a obema lokty @
,piral Sc o still, patfe kalnyn
; pohledem pred sebe. Casen
napil Sc koralky z dosti veik
sklenice, otrasl Sc q. otrel ust'
) zaspinenym rukavem.
Ma vchazejiciho mlynare 20
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Kominik zabil Sc padem

tOvarNlnC kOHsiih. oIiil .Ciiiy
raz utrpel kominik Karel Vie
land Obernhau u Jachymova
pri odstranovani hromosvodu $
kominu byvale Morgensterno-
Wy tovarny Seiffenu IL Jachy-
nova. Kdyz Wieland prefizl
drat vedeni, srltil Sc, drze tyc
.hromosvodu V ruce, vyse 35m
"a byl lined mrtev. Nestesti "a
vineno tim, re hlava kominu
byla chatrna tye, jiz sc
chtel nest astny muz zadrzetl,
vypadla ze zdiva. Statnl "a
stupitelstvi kralskeho soudu
-a..a. AZ yssvl- ssa-A.
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povidala dale. "Lituji vas, mi
II svakfe, uprimne vas lituji.
Ably mad vami Tide plakali. =
Clovek by sc nemohl divit, kdy
byste sc zblaznil nebo smrt 81
udelal. Vyrid'te tatinkovi, ze
jsem tady byla, a co Sc stalo.
On 81 sem dojde nektery den
Tonik odvede no DON'T. S
Panem Bohem." &
A uz utikala re mlyna, sta
lie pro sebe neco povidajic a
rukama rozkladajic. MlynaT
stal ma dvore patiil tupe pred
sebe.
"Clovek by sc nemohl divi-
Iti, kdybyste Sc zblaznil nebo 81
smrt ude1al," tato slova sva-
krove jako jasny zvonek Gin
kala mu v hlave. Zblaznit Sc
nemohl. Ale smrt 81 udelat?
Co jineho mu zbyva? Cely III
vot lezel pred MIN zmaren, bez
ceny. u je po vsem. Jinou
zenu rad miti nebude a tuhle?
| Oh, dobre 81 pamatuje, co mu
povidala. Takova nenavist sc
media premoci. A kdyz Sc pre-
muze, je prece jen konec vse-
mu. Nikdy jiz neroztrhaji Sc
chmury, ktere urdousily veske-
| rem zivot veskeru radost.
Snad bude lepe ustoupiti j,
ponechati j pole. Je-li spra-
lyedlnost ma svete, bude potre-
stana sama. Ale kdo bude ce-
kat, az set stas snraNedlnost ma
ide? Ma j trestat? HIM, ce-
no tim dokaze? Bude hrona-
dit k nenavisti nenavist a ne
dokaze mic. Eh, bldne byl XIV.
Mic neuzil, a kdyz chtel uzit,
zapletl Sc do slepe ulicky, re
ktere neni vychodu. Nazpet
nemuze, ku predu nechce, aby
nezazil jeste horSich veci a
proto je lepe rozetnout vse ra-
Zem.
/ Zamracil Sc sci volne ku
chlevu. Tam Sc shybl a vynal
"a kamcnem ukryty kornou'
otrusiku. Pridaval JeJ nekdy
konim do pice. Pohledl zdlou
ha ma zlutavy prasek, a zatr-
lcil iej do kapsy.
| PAX sloziv ruce ma zadechs
ivychazel re dvora. Mezl vra'
lty potkal otce zeny. Sci odne-
lkud pole, zumeneny, usmlva'
Ivy, bezstarostny.
/ Exam pax, zet'acku?' pta
jse mlynate vesele. INA pole
chodit nemusite, byl jsem tan
lted'. Uz vazou posledni "a
hon."
"Jen tax jdu ven,' rekl mly
Inaf nevyslovne smutne a pre-
sci mimo mel.
Podival sc "a MIN a zakrou
! I'll hlavou. To ona asi Bozen;
Ease ma neho spustlla, napadi'
mu. Certovska holka, ia le
!; uni obracet. W by taky mo
; hla dati pokoj. Easel do dvo
; ra a mlynar sci volne po slime
!; X hostinci. Kolem neho by
; ruch. Pole byla pima lldi, Va
!: zali, sekali a nosili obili. Kos,
; zvonily, bylo slyset nadavks
!; kterymi pobizeli potah, smlc
|; zenskych praskani bicu.
! Slunce prazilo do zad zen
I eli, kteri bez kabatu V prav
! delnemu tempu rozhaneli S
: kosami, stiraJlce 81 chvlleml Pc
{ upocenych Gel. Prsa me
{ rozhalena, ozehnuta 1palem
{ do krvava zanicena. Zeny be
{ kazajek obnazenyma rukam
/ "a mimi sbiraly. Kartonov
I satky mely hluboko do eel sta
? zeny, pletence vlasn po zvlhl
. Sill spusteny chvatne kladl
hrsti ma strniste. Smaly Sc W
I pum muzskych, kteri ma n
motaly chtive pohledy, houka
* ma znecky ma druhych pc
Itch nebo zplvaly pisen. Al
sotva zacaly, dochazel Jlr
xo.~as - y~ohIuofI X w
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-10
CURTIS RACER
DETAIL BRINGS
EASY VICTORY
206-Mile Per Hour Average
May Be Raised With
Refinement.

Detroit, Mich, Dec. 9.-Refinement
Of detail and not new or unique design
won out when the Curtiss army racer
crossed the finish for a worlds record
in the Pulitzer airplane classic here
recently.
Lieutenant l.. r. Maughn's record
of better than FOG miles per hour
averaged for 155 miles around a closed
circuit, with 10 sharp turns, and his
unofficial record of 24S miles per hour
on s~traightaway, are matters of aero
nautical history. But few people real
ize that these records were made with
an engine less powerful than the Lib
erty, and that there were machines in
the rae whose engines greatly exceed
ed the winners 375 horsepower.
This is where the refinement of de-
tail came in. according to aviation of
ficials. Every line was moulded to fit
the pressure of terrific resistance. Not
O bolt or screw was left to catch the
air, and every fitting that held stream
lined struts and streamlined wires in
place was within the wings or fusel-
age.
Lieutenant Maughn's speed was
such that a hole in the wing would
have meant ripping off of the. wing
cover as if by explosion. The speed
caused him to throw his ship on its
back in an endeavor to circle the ply
Ions which marked the turns.
The victory of a biplane was q dis
appointment to some designers who
believed the day of the monoplane had
come. In the monoplane, the struts
and brace wires are done away with
as the single, thick wing carries its
bracing inside of itself. This elimin-
ates an enormous amount of what de-
signers call parasite resistance"
However. they believe that when the
research has been layished upon the
monoplane that has been given the BIZ
plane. flying will be well on the way
to the 500 miles an hour pace which
some experts are promising.
The fitting of wings, control sur
faces. etc. Of the Curtiss racer can
be compared only with the perfection
Of detail that nature has worked out
in the brook trout. the salmon and the
muskellonge. 1t is the last word in
refinement as applied to the man-made
biulane. Advancement from this point
will renuire either that the plane be a
living creature. or that some entirely
new and better principle of construc-
ton be evolved. declare officers of ayi-
alton societies.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-10
NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS
AMI RIrIYNERS

AND bAA14a}EhS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the Board Of County Commissioners of
County, Montana, will receive
bids up to Monday, December 18th, 1922,
at 8 o'clock p. M, for the construction
of n road from Rainbow Dam to Bis
Falls Dam on the North Bank of the
Missouri River, according to plans and
specifications thereof. which may be
consulted at the office of the County
Surveyor or the County Clerk at the
Court House, Great Falls, Montana;
bids must strictly comply with require
ments OF same. Certified or Cashiers
Check on some n n of Great Falls,
for S per cent Of the amount of the bid.
made payable TO the Treasurer OF Gas
cade County, must accompany each
bid, as evidence Of good faith, and said
check Will be forfeit to Cascade County
as l~iquidated damages in case of failure
of bidder to whom award is a to
enter into a contract within 10 days
from the award thereof; also a similar
check In the amount OF one per cent
of tho amount of the bid payable to
The State Industrial Accident Beard as
a guaranty for the payment of pre-
miums that may be assessed by sal
Board. The right is reserved to reject
any and all bids. Address bids to
County Clerk, Great Falls, Montana,
marked Road Bids"
JOHN L. MORAN, County Clerk.
By Order of the Board of County
Commissioners OF Cascade County, Mon
tana.
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PLAY AS PRESENTED
BY STAMFORD HIGH SCHOOL

Special to The Tribune.
Stanford, Dec. 9.-The Stanford
high school gave its annual play at
the city hall Friday night. to a large
and a%ppreciative audiencx
The play was The Return of Hi
Jinks", and was well presented. caus-
ing continued laughter and applause.
Dancing followed the program with
the usual happy crowd in attendance.
The instructors as we'll as the "ac-
tors are being congratulated for the
manner in which this play was pre-
scented.