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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-31


Shorthand IN 30 days. guarsntecd. Others
have learned IL in this city. They are
holding good paying positions. BE pro-
gEcssiyr. Investigate.
NATIONAL SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND
602 $ Boulder Cedar 72I9,
MAKE 500 monthly copying al H4mo
vita pen or typewriter. manuscript fur.
uished, pay in advance, nothing d'ffi-
cult AN or spare time complete copy
ing plans. s5cs Satisfaction guaranteed
or 25c returne4f nothing lost, no ubN.
cations NIliam n. Underwood copy
iug Agency runreu HNl ll.
TAILORING SALESMAN Want gKper.-
oUCed tailoring salesman for strictly
made to-UeasuTc suits aud oycreol.s
selling az t2g 30 10 $3.50, with a nice
commission attached. Every EHfUeuf
union made guaranteed f1r WD1'sra.
extra high-grade workmanship, lining.
trimmings and tailoring Fit and salts.
faction guaranteed. The Repeat order
Line" Fut-iiue men only Address
Consumers Direct Tailoring Co, sUl N.
Jackson chicago.
WHILE LEARSING n, learn II right 81
the Tulsa Business college. Dsage It29.
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SITUATION WANTED by young man eN.
p4rleucod iu bookkeeping and retail
sales sGt-J. world.
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POSITION WANTED by man with 2h
ycarF experience ln the grocery bust
uess. general store ANA produce bual
ness, luaidc and on the rqad married.,
ugo 80 references write 7itl, World
office.
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Financial


HISINFNs OIFUNTVNIIIES 4t
LUNCH HDOM-HJuHt rcmudClrd. doing
nice business. Huod location. rensou for
selling Ccdtr $50.
MAN Highest Integrity. 20 years cKpsrl.
ruce .u real estate. loans. Insurance ab-
sfrBcta. Do Tito and Insurance. DEPART
Wcut " oll companies or direct wltn
any ~ tho lines ~ business. Address
70ati care world
MEMS CLoTHtNG und furnlshiug store
fnr sale, % tho heart ~ Tulaa's business
activities. well crtuhlIshod business Will
trade FOR TulHr uroperts. viii sell stoclc
hnd fixtures or just lease fixtures and
any part N stock Gi7-J. care World
MUST sacrifice restaurant iu Arkansas
city, knU.t three doors from main
business vorncr Address box s1f. A.
kansas Clty, Kan.
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nrI'p WANrrn-TrMAIr

hhLr NANi ht'--t tMALt ~
At ONCE-Five ladies 10 travel dpmun-
strato ana sell dealers, $40 to SIS per
week, railway tare paid. Goodrich Drug
90, department 20l-t Omaha, Ncb.
BEST PRICES paid o. your u,isfit suits.
Tulsa Clothiug exchange. 2l2h s. Main.
Cedar 8965-J.
ENfFRi tNtksD waitress wanted. no
othor need apply Hoovers eat slfop
W. Archer
EARN big money at home durlug spare
time painting pillow tops for us, no
cauvassiug simple, easy quick, ok.
porIcnco unnecessary. particulars Tor
stamp. Nileart Co, o3eS. Fort Wayne.
Ind.
. masscurs ous treatment free. sos Rob
insnn Bldg Usage 3002
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GO no School MONDAY
THE mid-winter term OF the Tulsa Busi-
meas college begins next Monday. Ar
range your affairs TO be with US. Usage
l42s. l0s-tl f. Third.
LApIES-Read ~ II Mathews ad in
agents wanted column In Tits paper
lHOTOPLAY Ideas. news Items wanted
{25-SJ0O paid. Experience unnecessary
outline free Write Producers League,
22l 81. Louis.
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION in shorthand.
typeWriuug, spanish, French. bookkcep-
ing ana all commercial subjects Ma
tioaal school OF Shorthand, b0a s.
Boulder Cedar 32l9.
QUARTERS in exchange FOR coloTed
woman's services two daya per week,
l2l3 $. Elwood.
SERVANT quarters for rent at 1904 H.
Fourteenth st.
TAKE ORDERS for individual mono.
grained vanity cases; sell on sight; won
derful opportunity: exclusive territory.
Sample free. write today. Petone Co,
81. Louis Mo,
SALESLApIEs,-Se ladies' With good
uarSoualiiv. t" work in Tulsa aud Snr.
rounding towns. good money. bol Ken
nedy Bids.
WOMEN TO DO FANCY WORIl al home
We pay literally and furnish all ma
terials. Send stamped envelope for par
ticuiars Georgia Art Goods Go, At
lanta, Ga
WANTED--White man and wife. no
children, TO do general housework and
cooking; must furnish good references.
500 Phone $50 skiatook. Okla.
w.AANTEp.Two salesladies to work in
Tulsa; IS to tl5 a day. See Mrs. Car
penter, 2o5 e. Third St., westland
Hotel
WANTED-C0lored girl to cook and do
general houseworlt. llsh S. Main,
WANTED--A competent nurse for infant.
must have references. Apply at 1l5l E.
Twentieth.
WHITE WOMAN for general houseworiy,
come north on Lewis, Springdale Gro-
cery INQUIRE for Ms. Albert X Price,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. waitress. apply
In person. superior Tea Room. - j..
Lii ~
WANTED-Neat, middIe-aged. while wo.
man Tor huuseWOrk and cooking. More
for home than big wages good place
for llght party. Osage 63sG-J.
WANTED--Whits girl, good cook aud
Lousrniatd. Phone Cedar 2632
WANTED-Young woman to onter train
Ing school for nurses. The oldest REG
lSTERED school in Tulsa. Apply Sup
a erintendent Of Nursing. Tulsa General
hospital.
WANTED--Exp Experienced white girl Tor
housework. Phone Cedar 1855.
WANTED--A good white woman, who
can cook and assist with hOusewOrk.
Usage sf9e.
WANT middle-aEed woman TO DO general
Tom Tinker
WANTED-settled white woman to work
In small boarding house In the oil 0c.d,
one who understands some cooking SO
per month ana room, unless you want
work and willing 20 apply yourself 10
oil field conditions, do not answer. Mrs
T. KcnsChler, box 265, Apperson. okla.
WANTED-women TO do fancy work st
home. Spare hours, material furnished .
good pay; stamped envelope brings par
uculars Underwood Art Goods Co.
Portsmouth, Ohio.
WANTED Address OF Mrs. Fletcher ID
Hare widow OF Fletcher u. Hare. who
died In Tulsa few months ago; very
important Address hr. Taylor. 20g A.
Zunis
YOU cannot expect TO hold a well payiaF
position urie-a you have thorough
business training; start the new year
right By taking the DraugEon tralriuE.
We viii guarantee TO place you In %
good position DrauBhou's business
college, $40 S. Main, Usage 30Sl.
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MAKE 5000 every year; S2,O0o IN spare
time: you share profitR besides; just
show end write orders for Weather
Monarch raiucuatH. also wind and water
proof overcosts; we deliver and collect
commissions IN advance ask about duol
coat No. 900; free raincoat for your own
use. Associated RalnCoat Agents Inc,
442-45o \. Wells. Chicago.
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Board and Rooms

IIGHr MOUNTAINEERING ROOMs 10
THREE we'll furnished rooms with rugs
,..frs fur rent, cheap. llO6 n Main.
Coiar l09N
TW1 furnished rooms for iight housekeep-
.rr 80 p. Fifteenth So
TuIRD. h.. i3i6--Two light housekeeping
-s0ms. modern connecting bath
fUl.pDOM APARTMENT to couple, sd-
..fr.rE bath: private enrtsnCe; garage
ID desired. 1921 $. petroit, Usage 6s6l-J.
TXO clean housekeeping rooms, private
fanIIy. for couple; all bills paid; garage
n desired. li44 S, Trenton, Cedar 1899.
TWO Ight housekeeping rooms, for rent,
,..sa 60 bath. Usage 65le.
TuRD b, i3iO--Three rooms for light
housekeeping.
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HKLP-MALE OR FEMALE

-FOUR Statesmen 10 solicit membership %
and new contracts that IS attractive 20
the merchants IN Tulsa and Tulsa trade
territory: commission basis See US at
once. FuIk National Detective Agency.
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WAHTED-CalHng on accer-
sarirs dealers and garages. desiring at-
tractlye side line that assuTra repeat
orders Smith Donovan CO.. oklahoma
cry Okla,
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Employment


NiAt NilpNS WANltb-ttMAIE fJ
CoLoREu woman wants nun1ry work,
o"rr 1901 iF ~ Wheeling in rear
g. Ar Au LE b01bAeepei steuosrapher
ENrIUlsNCED boot0coppt would Ike
t position ns EpslatnuI houkAroprr or uf.
Iu' cIrr.. useu" NlUs
ENrEHltNtED mnuuwlst wishes per.
l.1 Birch Miss White sapuipa.
ENrFHlENCEp fltr Insurance gIrl wants
position. fnoo" OaHr" 1aae.1
GENERAL houf,NuIk fat busintsH couple
%. small family ny mld1'eoacd lady.
NuIsn uku o. D. ~.
HOtsEkEErEH vHu.d uRo prrmnucu,
place lu mptbcrloHa home. 224l5 ~
Main st mIri floor roou tb
HOME laundry wet vutb ccntg pcr
gg41d rough w 90 oanls pe, dozen.
tNrNuRY .Roueh dry DO cents finished
81. work. guaranteed uapeu tait.N
MRS rAIWuKs home laundry a best.
we know huys rnuEn drS sn1 finish.
called for aud delivered OHage S54o
NURSE with two YEARS hospital troininp
d,sir"s wurF host ri'y r6tercncos Ccdur
".A.l
OFFICE WultE wanted bv man past
middle age. capable and experienced lu
once. booNkurpiuH shorthand. uiuK. etc.
thnur ID. sand SpfIuha.
POSITION wanted by experienced iesoI
st"uorraphrr oHnR" or
POSITION MA nookkocpor, clerical or gen.
cral ofNre work can give reference,
moderate salary Usage 67Gt-R.
SITUATION wanted hy respectable and
refined lady. housekeeping preferred; nv
trlllerH Ntt u. vutr World
THE BALTIMORE WET WASH
Wet wash 30 pounds 4. We do finished
work N doHired. Phone usaEe 2oaC,
WANTED position na snlcmUdy. house
keeper or lu cafeteria py willow. must
have work az once cedar itl9.H
WIDOW with experience desires position
~ housoUropcr I'm roumlnE house. Codar
6N5 or OsnBc bGl1.
WANTED 10 keep house iu mothcrless
home by widow cedar tt4F.J
YOUNG lady attending business college
wauis Zoo hc'n hI home iu return for
hoard aud ruuuu Call Usage 30Si Mou
day morning.
YOUNG lndy desires position. legal or oil
work Write 1no.it care World.
HutNO lady slonograuhcr five years.
legal experience. d"sireH position. "
yuu are iu uoci of Thoroughly conl-
petcht stenugrsphcf or office manager,
an Interview would ba appreciated, TX
crilent city rcftcnrcF Usage s"al-lI
or 262-N. care world.
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If YOU are 2 salesman and want EN-
ployment call at 31s Mayo Bldg
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CONTEST CASE
DISMISSED AGAINST SHERIFF.
tFrsyth Times Journal)

tFrsyth Times Journal)
The election contest brought in the
district court by Sheriff c. T.. Thomp-
SCI and which was heard before Judge
Horkan Saturday resulted in dis.
missal of the case as asked for by ti.e
counsel for the defendant.
Attorneys Brown and Young for the
plaintiff held that the precincts of Car
tersville, Butte. Lee, Sumatra, Angela
and Sweeney Creek should be thrown
cut for the reason that the voters mad
not been required to sign the precinct
registers as required by law.
In handing down his opinion and
dismissing the case Judge Horkan said:
Failure of the judges Of election
in the precincts Of Gainesville, Butte,
Lee. Sumatra. Angela and Sweeney
Creek to comply with the law reauir-
ing the voters who voted in said pre-
cincts to sign the register books does
not Justify setting aside the returns
OF the canvassers Rosebud county or
to eliminate the votes cast for the con-
testant and contestee in the several
precincts in controversy"
1t Is understood that the case vii, be
appealed tc the supreme court by the
plaintiff. Sheriff Thompson.
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OF THE INTERIOR
4. s. LAND OFFICE
Tics CITY, NC n TAN,
Serial O4S1O2.

Miles City, NC ntana.
Serial O4S1O2.
Notice of Preference Right Coal Lease
Notice is hereby given that pursuant
to the Act of February rs. 1890 (41
stat, 43O and to the regu atoms
hereunder approved April /. 1920
tCircular 679) the Secretary of the
Interior has on the petition of Joe
Morengo and James l.. Curran desIg-
mated coal leasing unit comprising
$50 acres described as follows. to-wit
NEA NV. Sc NWA. SWA NEA
SWI, VIZ SEA, See %. NEL NWL
NWA NEl4 Sec. %, Il. s., Il. so F.,
NJ. NJ
The lease of the said unit will be
awarded to NesSrs. Morensc and
Curran under their claim of a prefer
ence right for the same. The terms of
the lease will be fixed by the Secre-
tary of the Interior and otherwise the
lease will be substantially in accord
ance with the form set out in para
graph Is OF the regulations.
Any and all persons having adverse
or conflicting claims to said land or
any part thereof are hereby notified
that they should file on or before
1929. their protest or objection against
the granting of lease for the said
land. otherwise such claims may be
disreearded in granting such lease.
G. W. MYERS.
ob-N3 Register.
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LOESCH

LOESCH, Sept. 26.-Weu our sum
| mer days are past and fall is here n,
last: but We are all in real good cheer
for 1t has been "A prosperous year.
The dance at the Loesch school hi US,
was a huge success.
Miss Eva Mcqueen of Pinto has been
visiting at the Childers home for sew.
eral days.
Mrs. Virgil Dickson is now visiting
her mother at Pinto.
C. NJ. Shields went to Miles City last
week where he returned &c. his work
in the Milwaukee shops.
School began at the Loesch school
last Monday.
Dan Gaskill and wife returned from
Sheridan last week where they have
been visiting for few days.
Mr.. Stephens went plum picking up
1T Pinto and he returned with several
bushels Of wild fruit.
Miss Tyne Pikkula came cut from
Miles City Friday to visit her folks.
Miss Florence Fitzpatrick, county -.-
perintendent Of schools, visited the
schools Of this district last week.
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STATEMENT
S22.O13


OF the ownership shp Management. Cir.
e CT Congress- Of August Il. isi s A Of
the Powder River County Examiner.
tana for October l., 1929.
State Of Montana. County of Powder
Before me. a Notary Public. in and
|persona!ly appeared Hugo Camplin.
who, having been duly sworn accord
ing to law. deposes and says that he
der River County Examiner, and that
the following is, to the best of his
KNOWLEDGE and belief. q true state
ment "f The ownership. management
etc, of the aforesaid publication for
the date shown in the above caption,
requirrd by the Act Of August "a, 1912.
and Re@ulations. to-wit:
/. That the names and addresses of
the publisher. editor. managing editor.
and business managers are: Publisher,
Montana; Editor. c. c. Craw, Broadus.
Montana; Managing f ditor, Hugo
Camplin, Broadus, Montana; business
MANAGE. Hugo Camplin, Bro adus,
Montana.
g That the owners are: (Give names
and addresses of individual owners, or,
If a corporation. give its name and the
names and addresses of stockholders
of the total amount of stock): VIM
Broaddus. Chas. Hucktns, Robt. ECcles
Charlotte Wilbur, Sadie Wilbur p. E.
Mchaels. c. w. Miles, Chas. b. Lewis
r. l.. Funkenbusch, H. r. Straton, a
Montgomery. c. S. Einsel, Geo. TaylCr
\. w Heidel. Frank T. Kelsey. Peter
c. Jensen, Arthur Kelsey, w. b. Rich
ardson. Clara Peays. p. S. Richardson
Hueo Camplin, Ira Franklin.
s. That the known bondholders
morteagces. and other security hold
ers twniuG or holding l per cent OIL
more of total amount of bonds, mort.
gages or other securities are: I'll
there are non, SO State.) None.
(Signcd HUGO CAMPLIN.
SWcYn to and subscribed before me
this 9nd day of October. 1922.
(Stall ALBERT w. HEIDEL.
,Aly commission expires Jan. 10. 1924.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Ser. No. O61248. CRC'.
7: g; Land onice, Miles city. Mon-
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice il hereby given that the state
Of Montana. acting under the provi.
sions OF an Act OF Congress-. approved
February IS. 1891, has made appllca-
ton for the selections Of the follow.
vs:sH|SSS 3EsSshs !YEsS,s s 81: W.
I. A copy Of the list Of said lands has
been conspicuously posted in this office
for inspection by any person inter.
Under Departmental regulations Of
April Is. 1907. protests or contests
against the claim Of the State to said
land or any subdivision thereof ON the
ground that the same is more valua.
purposes will be received and noted
Tor report to the General Land Ohticl
at Washington, D. C. Failure tn pro.
test against the claim OF the State &c
said land before final approval win b
considered sufficient evidence OF iti
non mineral character and the Gel &c.
lions being otherwise free from %.
jections will be recommended for ap
prevail.
G.. W. MYERS.
S1-S29 Register.
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DON'T LEAVE IT ALL no TEACHERS

TIE mother of one Of our high school
girls in the senior class for this term
approached one OF the high school
teachers the other days and said, '.AIiss
Blank. hope YOU will hold this young
bunch down this winter. I am sure
you will have your hands full. I do
hope they won't dc this and So" Don't
that beat you? She hasn't the back.
bone to grab her cwn risky yevng
miss by the scruff OF the neck and
keep her at home at night and make
her behave herself. No. she IL soing
to pass the buck" to the poor teacher.
II every father and mother would APP
point themselves a committee OF two
to do their part by their own child
and quit expecting 30 much Of the
school teacher. there would not be so
many half-baked students. Most teach.
ers that We know are willing to CO.
operate with the parents in this work
hrt they have no s~,o--.ssso, over tbe
children after school hours.-Milan
Standard.
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SCHOOL DISTRICTS ARE UNDER
OBLIGATIONS FIR ITS DEBTS

Mrs. Vest Shy at Ashland recently
received communication from Miss
May Trumper. state superintendent of
schools, which is self-eNplanatory. 1t
reads
NY aIar ,r~s. Shs:-l knew of no
reason why this years taxes can be
used only for the support CT this years
school. Certainly a school district is
under obligation for it's debts ard it
is customary, l believe, for warrants
tc be paid in the order in which they
have been issued. I don't see how your
board of trustees can be personally IL
able for last years expenses. Your
district mad better curtail all expenses
possible for this year so as to meet last
years obligations also"
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N O T ! e OF ELEC TON
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT

nuSa Gnf eissF IS Is n s fss of fs
i'affecte.d ana by them approved
ballots be provided at the general cleo
sion to be held in November, 1922
which shall have printed thereon the
words: For the amendment to the
Constitution relating &c. the form Of
county governments or county and
city governments" and 'Asainst the
amendment. to the Constitution relat-
or county and city governments" and
each elector shall designate his pref
erence by making an "N' before the
proposition for which such elector de-
section T. The votes cast for and
AGAINST the amendment above. pro
posed shall be canvassed and de-
termined as provided by the. general
Section 5 All acts and parts cf
acts in, conflict herewith are hereby
repealed.
Section 8. This act shall take ef-
feet upon its passage and approval.
Approved February IS, 1921.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
STATE OF MONTANA.
l. c. T. Stewart. Secretary of State
of the State of Montana, do hereby
certify that the foregoing is a true
ana correct copy of an act entitled:
An Act 10 Provide for the Submission
tC the qualified Electors of the State
of Montana CT an Amendment to Ar
rcle MI Of the Constitution OF the
state Of Montana by Adding Thereto
a section to be known as Section Z.
authorizing the Legislative Assembly
by. General or Special Law to Pro
vide Form and Plan of Government
for Counties CT For Counties and For
Cities and Counties Under Such Form
or Plan as the Legislative Assembly
May Prescribe"
IL Testimony Whereof. 1 have here
unto set my. hand and affixed the
Great Seal of the State of Montana
at Helena the Capital, this LIST day cf
August. a. u. 1922
G. T. STEWART
Secretary of State.
ssLhl-.' Aug1l-Noy5
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CHAPTER 1I3.

"a, -. .. p;a
~ ~ - ilosiue .or lnt subfnis-
So ~ ~ nTo ~ Va .-.e,toIs ~ e!le
io WI iia oA an tiaiiit |
o o ~ H,tiSig oI tne t9nstitut!oil
tha, ~ N,', -, - siol'a ~ ~ AuuliS
Sactiot :. sset ,f, 70 pe hno"n as
&c. .l,,,--tIt .1ioi t"'t'- ~ 80 'si1 :
So go y SseLllp.s 10y General or
BIZ npen'at "a ~ " 20 IroNiae forn ana
far ,~ ~ ~, 81 II ,5,els ior Io9htles or
Form or InIsn ~ = 't 49, = ~ t IA
Aesna,i 10, Ia ~ , 10 'i.e ..LesIsiat!Ne
-has IesclIoe.
LIZ II ENACTED BY THE LEGlSI.A-
IIs 7, AS ~. OF THE STATE
Or MONIANA;
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WORKING PLANS OF
THE CARTER COUNTY
LIVESTOCK ASSN
4 iN ertisenlentl

Notice 20 members of the Carter
County live Stock Protective Assoc la
tion ana all others who are interested.
We are asked by nom members If all
members are familiar with the work.
ing plans of the Association, and Will
answer the above by SAYING thai the
affairs of this Association are secret,
known only to the president and a
private committee of two men known
only 10 himself. BY joining this Assoc
cation You are none the wiser as to
any plans that have teen adopted by
the president and committee of two
therefore, we Respectfully solicit the
nelnbc rship from all who are inter-
ested in the live stock industry. and
further, we wish to state that no Of
hcer Of this Association draws any
pay or salary; only his necessary ex-
penses. Instead of paying salaried Of
ticers, We offer to the public d stand
Ing reward Of one thousand dollars for
evidence to convict any person or per-
sons for branding, killing or stealing
any live stock belonging to any mem
Der Of this Association.
o. ]. BROWNFIELr.
President.
By KENNETH McKENZIE.
Secre tary-Treasur.r
piniele. Montana
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NOTICE.

Sealed bids for supplying sryent,
C0) tons OF Peerless mine coal to h,
delivered to the Court House ana
jail in Broadus, will be opened n ,
O'CLOCK D. m, on the second DAY. 81
October, 1929.
The Beard of County Commissioners
reserves the right to reject any O, ali
bids.
BY order Of the Board Of County
COMMISSIONERS. +. I WEST.
Sl5-29 Co. Clerk and Recorder
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S1-S29
Serial No. 04SO47 Contest No. 6l10
NOTICE. OF CONTEST.
G.. w. MYERS.
Register.

serial NJ SoT SisHs OF oeS SnSsss NO, eiis
sa,ss hand o q the Nile: city, mon
tana. September T.. 1922
Contestee:
liam Bert Maynard; who gives Miles
dress, aid on July !, 1922; file in this
office his duly corloserafed ,h hppnen
s So oaso47 St s s9nn no o4ses made
November 8. 1920, for N1ssMA ct Sec
Principal Meridian and as grounds
for his contest he alleges that at. en-.
tryman has never BUILT, estab!isnea
said said land which is wholly unimproved;
that said entryman has wholly ADAM
doned said land for more than ,s one
snbseqnsn to Ma 1as g. not an:
the United States Army or Navy in
any capacity, at any time;
| that the said allegations will be taken
| as confessed. and your. said entry. Will
be cancelled without further right to
on appeal. if you fail to file in this
fourth publeaton Of this notice ,,na as
sheTn pospondng to THESE
alterations of contest, together with
due proof that you served copy OF
| your answer on the said .contesta Mt
either in person or by registered mail
You should state in Your answer the
| name of the post office to which you
desire future not ie,t to 1I he sent to You
John G. Alice Miles City, Montana
Attorney for Contestant
Date of 1st ratification Sept. Is. 1922
pate Of End publication septt. e., 1879 1919