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Stale Sc to asi pred deseti ro-
ky. Pfinesl jsem do tiskarny
mezi jinymi take rukopis hu-
moristickych versd cd basnika
K. Mttteur podival Sc ma ruko
pis, zakroutil hlavou, pax Sci
ke kase, vysadil nejdelsi rad
ku, mefil, Ease kroutil hlavou,
fadku rozmetl, vysadil Z .jine-
no pisma a to-vse opakoval asi
tfikrat. Basnicka byla trochu
sii'uka a ma obvyklych. Is ei-
Ger nesla do sloupce.. To stare
no metteura koneene dopali-
10. Odhodil rukopis a zvolal !:
To je sakramentsky. clov6k,
tenhle K. Do smrti Sc nenauci
basnit =. Ami jsem Sc tehdy
basnikoyi o teto zdrcujici kri-
tice nezmhil. lHL.) }
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ALB. TOUS
pekafsky z8vod
l33l3 UNION AVE.
a druhy, obchod ' els.
1856 VYCH., l31. UL.

Dovoluji 81 podekovati vsem
krajan1m "a prizen takovou
merou mne venovanou a "a
dam vSechny, by j nadale mne
zachovana byla. Vynasnazim
Sc kazdeho co nejvyse uspoko-
.jiti. Nase specialita, pravy ce-
sky zitny chleb. Automobile
ste, zastavte sc pro mil
-vyrObek.
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zakladati anglicky mluvici jet

zakladati anglicky mluvici jed
notu sokolskou, leda kdyby Via
da americkka mas to pozd6jiI
pfinutila. Nevidime to nutno-
sti, kdyz Sc mohl drive (jest to |
sice ojedin6ly pripad) mladik
zde rozent stati ifednikem
jednoty, cesky plynne mluvil a
cit mel pro nasi vec ceskou
vzdycky. A je jisto,. ze pri vetsi
peel cvicitelt a vzdelavateld
jednot sokolskych vysledky by
byly vetsi a lepsi.
PAX name tn cviceni Glen
stva, dvakrAt tydne, clenek
|jednou. Zde pax cvicitele (my
Jim rikame proste 'bratfi' } roz
deli cvicence ma druzstva, die
schopnosti jak kdo mdze co
cvicit. Jsou tn druzstva zaca-
|tecnikd, pax pokrocilejsfch a
vyspelych borca. Tu zas bra
trem vedoucin je ii vlidne a u
I, primne vysvdtleno vse co v cviY
Cent chces v61et a ukazano vse
cd zacatkd ab -po vykony tek-l
Isl. Je tu roviiost, jeden jako
sdruhy atapro vSecky stejna po-
slusnost. Tu pred sikem Jest
caste br. nadelnikem vysvetle-
no neco 2 caApyych udalosti' SO
kolskych a seznamovani novi
clenove $ nasimi povinnostmi.
Vysvetleno tn proc Sc cvici. Clio
vek ably byl st'asten, must byt
zdrav! Zdravi jest udrzov&no
ponejvice pravidemym t6locvi-
KEN, ne leky! A to jest nespor-
ny fakt. Pravidelny telocvik
pestuje pax nez, Sokol a die
Tyrsovy soustavy t6locvi6ne.
Jak jiz praveno pfedem, jed
noty nase sokolske mali tedy
fadny ukol, vychovu dorostu;
must 81 onoho hledet, chtejf-li
"a deset dvacet let existovat. A
jak vse jine bude vypadat, az
Sokol bude zanikaF? Jak po-
sledni roxy vntinle,, ze pokulha
vail Sokol, tn iostatni spolky
neb ii co sokolskou vychovu
kopirujf, pokulhavaji jeste vi
ce! Sokol ale existuje, probou-
ri Sc z povalecne dfimoty! Do
sud vychovy sokolske je tfeba,
dosud Nam staci, nejsme il MI
jak socialne zkracovani. A az
nekdo vyhajde neco lepsiho
nez je Tyfsovo sokolstvi,. pripo
jfme Sc k nemu, drive ale ne !!
Jest tu tolik prace vzd6lava
ci tfeba a kdo ma, il dobrovol-
ne konat? urednici jsou doss
obtizeni, ie tfeba vice clenl
cinnych (snad as 80 name pfl
TONNE u kazd6 jednoty) We
rim, re mpohy upfimny kra1A1l
cte tyto radky q clenem Soko-
la neni - snad u jakehosi
predsudku. Kraiane, pfijd' ma
i nase vefejne cviceni a mech 81
: br.. nacelnikem tst. ", Pre-
chem, nam. KunaSkem) )neb br.
starostou (st,, RozhonenN nam.
:, A. SNobedou) u)gochot tine Xvsyetli
j ii vse }stran tcIehstvi jednoty
nasi. Chce Sc ,dnes moc ma mas
, sokoleeh. skola q legionari pc
nize, Mar. SdEuzeni a Svaz Svo
!. bedomyslnych Ginnost, co my,
: hrstka mas a d9lDici salni, ma,
> me dfiv d6latE Nazdar!
> A. Billy
e
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SOKOLSKA
HLiDKA.
VEREJNE SOKOLA NOVA
VLAST.

Ma Novy rok, v pondeli, pora
da jednota naSe svoje verejne
cviceni> protoze jest to prvni
verejne zde v Clevelande, chci
Sc O mem trochu zminit v nasi
"Hlidce", neb ma to pro mas
cleny pro nesokoly jakysi W.
znam.
Sokolstvi je, jak jiz vine, j.
dea, cili myslenka rye ceska,
zrozena z nejlepsfch ceskych
lidi, Fuegnera a Tyrse; ona w
chova pax, kterou brati Sc ma
Glen, avsam je-li v jednote So
kolske cd mladi, deje Sc nejvi.
ce telocvicne, jest to tedy
predne vychova telesna! s tou
pax spojeha jest neb ma byti
yychova d6Sevnf eli itleov6' a
v to pax my zde v Americe nej
vica pokulhavame!
Napfed tedy 0 vychove teles
ne telocviku. Ten jest jiz u
znan skolskymi autoritami "a
povinny pfedmet vyucovac1,
musi Sc mu podrobit kazdy Yak
zacka We zdejsi obecne sko-
lie mestske, We Skolach vySsich
name zas nest astny vycvik vo-
iensky, kterym Sc pravidelny
telocvik nahrazuje, pax zas
premtstend pozornosti venuje
Sc. jenom druzstvim ''hazene
do koSe" neb "kopane". To
pax telocvikem vabec neni, me-
bot jedina snaha cvicitele a O.
noho krouzku hracu jest "vy-
hrat" treba uskoky ma likor
druhych! Ma pax hra takova u
cinky telesne ma vetsinu diva
XII lidi to vzdy mladych?. Snad
jen usta boil Cd hulakani pri
hraeh, hazene, kopane neb hry
micem v parcich. Ami ma jine
teloevicne zavody nevenuJe
Sc mezi AmeriCany tG, pravidel
nosti nacvicovani a aniz sc
dba 0 poctive vysledky.
Tu v nasi -jednot6 sokolske
setkame sc S necim jinym. Jiz
zactvo, ktere cvicime aspon
jednou tydne, je tn vedeno ku
kazni, vsecko, ne jen ii dobfi,
:vsem sc venuje stejna pozor-
most, spise ma ty rozpustilejsi
Sc vice dohledne a pax mluvi sc
tu cesky, anglicky az kdyz zak
neb zacka nepochopi, jsout' ro
dice nekdy jeden i 2 narodno.
sti jin6.
PAX name tn tridy starsi a
dorost. Slovo ono jest nam ma.
: 10 zname, nevenovalt' Sokol
, dorostu, divkam a mladik1m
: re skoly vyslym zadne pozor,
nosti, malo zde rozeni Sc kdy
! drive stall cleny jednoty a an:
ne clenys spolka5 podpdrnych
Mladici Sponechani tax ulici' .
!. rlznym klublm americkym pr
: nyeeni pax rodici k -vstupu dt
+, spoKu, jsou, sice cleny, ale u
! ne 6esky, mluvicimi citicimi
: nostaneine sice iejich4 h4pfispev
: ky, ale vic mic. Ny pax jak.
prvy cesky spolek nemdzem,
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Sleena Beulah Rodgersova ina evo) slecna Kathryn
Roibaughova dvky Iowy, ez svo obratnos pf navarro
van nakadan ziskaly Evrepy Meznarodni
yte vyave Chicago Ma vylohy Amefickehp vboru pro
spustosenou Franci tyto dvky dve nk Colorado phjdo
Evropy til nelee ably deonstreva francouzskenu
pasech valkou spustosenych americke mehody
vafovani a nakladanf ovoce zelenny.
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PADESAT LET BESEDNlHO
/ DOMU v BRINE.

letim Besedni Dunn y v Brne,
byio to ''pranemecke" mesto,
v. .nemz Cesi nemeli niceho =
praniceho. S tou budovou tepr-
We narodni uvedomeni Sc rozvi-
jelo a rostlo. Mas Besedni Dunn
lie dilem videnskeho architek-
ia: Halmera lie mem ficl,
re tehdy byl jednou z prvnich
imposantnich budov Brne.
Nemcum Sc zdalo, re je to pod
mix prilis smelly, nakladny a ia
zali sc verejne pro koho Sc VIA
stne stavi tax prostorna a u
pravna budova. Cesi chovali Sc
jake oukropeckove, bylo mezi
mimi mnoho narodovcnl ma "a
prenou. Nemecti vladei 0 ces-
KEN obyvatelstvu takika neve
deli a doufali, ze TAX "rozum
nym" Iidem nebudou miti pra-
zadnych obtizi. Tehdy neby-
10 jedine obecne skoly ceske.
Kdyz Sc zfidila maticni soukro
ma skola, neprikladali tomu
Nemci valneho vyznamu. O.
vsem, byla v tom odvaha, kdyz
sc rodice rozhodli, re svefi de-
ii soukrome ceske skole. To by
10 v dobe, kdy nemecti vudcove
cht6li ma Morave vitezit he
slem, re Moravci jsou sice Slo
vany, ale nemajl a nechti NIT
S Cechy v kraloystvi min spolec
neho. Vaclav Crha pomocni-
ky vtloukal cesky psanymi no
vinami, vladou bohate subven-
covanymi, do ceskych palic ne
navist proti vSemu ceskemu. A
videnske vlady posilaly do Br-
ma, ma Moravu do Slezska ra-
DIV takove "ceske" uredniky, G
nichz bvlo pfedem jisto, ze ne.
budou usilovati 0 to, aby ces-
stvi mest6 posilii. Jak "zchy'
ira" sli Nemci ma Cenhy, lie
posouditi na pf. q toho, ze Gel.
nj politikove nemccti zavitali
obcas do ceskeho etenafskehe
spolku, jenz usidlil Sc V kras'
nych mistn0stech noveho Be
sedniho domu.
Besedni dim stal Sc narod
MIN kulturnlm stredisken
ceskeho obyvatelstva. Utulku
v mem sc dostalo Ceskemu etc
nafskemu spolku, jenz zafldi
knihovnu a citarnu, telocvicnt
jednote Sokol, ktera take po
stupem casu venuvala zfizen
knihovny pilnou pozornost, Fl
harmonicke besede brnenske
ktera zfidila hudebni skolu pr,
mladez a svymi koncerty skve
lie pfispela k vyvoji hudebnih'
5ivota. To byly prvky, Mich.
vzesel mas narodni a kulturli
zivot. v Besednim dome prac
vala take Moravska akciov;
!, knihtiskarna, v nil Sc tiskl
"Moravska Orlice", list, kter
syeho casu plnil vazny ukol.
Matice Besedniho Domu, nyr
.akc. spolcenost, oslavi $ ten
svymi najemniky We dnech Il
a Is. hstopadn dovrseni pads
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nymi a zraiymi k prevzeti mo-
ci v maste, druhdy praneme-
ckem.
Kdyz Sc nemecka politika $
Moravci a slovanstvim zhrou-
tia, prituzovali nemectf vlad-
ci germanisani 1radech a
hlavne skolou. Nemecke skoly
v Brn& sc mnozily a v ceskych
predmestich rovn6z. Ma brnen
ske radnici postupovalo Sc pro-
tt ceskemu poplatnictvu primo
nepfatelsky. Misto podpory nj
cili uv6domela ceske ziynostni-
ky. Kdo neposflal detf do meme
ck6 skoly a kdo .nevolil podle
nemeckeho komanda = toho
snazili Sc stdj co stdj ubiti. Ne
scisln6krat shromazdil sc ces-
ky lid We dvoran9 Besedniho do
mu k zalobam, k protestIm a
take k povzbuzeni, ably nabral
move silly k dalsim bojdm. Ne
bylo fidkyp zjevem, re vladni
komisaf rozpustil, schIzi a po-
volal m6stske strazniky, ably
palasi rozehnali pronasledova-
MIN, surovym utiskovanim 'roz-
trpceny cesky lid. Cesky stat
mi lrednik netroufal; 81 navsti-
Wit Besedni ddm, a cesky dil-
stojnik vdbec do Besedniho do
mu vIbec nesmel, ponevadz ne
ljaky ten velici general, jako
!Succovaty, nejprisneji to zaka
|zal. l ceskou krvi byl posve-
cen Besedni Dum. Naposled
na jeho prahu byl styrskym
vojakem zabit v rijnu 1905 ce-
sky delnik Pavlik. Vsecko V
zajmu nemectvi.
Starry Rohrer prisahal, ze ma
brnenskou radnici nesmi Sc
dostat ami jediny Cenh, pc pre-
vratu vsak jsme tam pfisli We
dvoutretinove vetsin6. Nemeli
.jsme pred pilstoletim ami je-
dine ceske obecne skoly v Brne
a dnes name We Velkem Brne
sc obecnych a 33 mest'an-
skych skol. Nell jsme v Besed-
MIN dome jedinou sokolskou
jednotu dnes name We vnitf-
MIN meste a jednoty a We spo-
jenych obcich jeste ke 20. Hra
je Sc cesky We dvou divadlech
a "a umeleckym pozitkem pu.
tuji i Nemni do ceskeho diva
dla a ma koncerty do Besedni-
no domu. ! vystavy a jine no.
spodafske podniky jsme musili
pOfadat v Besednim dome. Nj
kde jinde nebylo pro mas mi.
sta. A dnes zfizuieme stale
zemske vystaviste, ale nevylu.
cujeme Nemcu re soucinnosti
V Besednim dome dovolaval
jsme sc marne po celia desetile
ii zrizeni ceske university. Ny
nj name v Brne 5 ceskych Wy
sokych skol, universitu, tech
niku, zemedelskou, lesnickou ;
zverolekarskou. 81
). Schazi nam V Brne jeste lee
cos, echo jest treba k silnems
zivotu, zdravemu a nezadrzi
: telnemu vyvoji, ale vzpominka
: jak jsme pred pdlstoletim skr'
mne zacali v Besednim dome
. povzbudiz mas k dalsi pime |
houzevnate praci, k zapolen
; We vsech oborech prace a kul
, tury. Besedni dun jiz nam ne
|. postacuje, ale byl nam dlouh;
lcta baStou, majakem, chra
, mem i Skolou narodniho uvedo
: meni. Nyni skutecnost, re ma
: me svuj samostatny stat, budi
yzrruhou k novym cinum
: ved' mas k sOustfedeni vsecl
/ sill! -
:. kritika.
1 Cfdln Go ~ ., ci rToH Incntt ,.p
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P. NEUZIL A SYN
lkontraktor a stavitel
S715 DENISON AVE.

4 Delame veskere prace do
oboru stavebniho spadajici.
Plany a rozpocty ma pozadani.
Name postaveno nekolik jed
no. a dvourodinnych domn,
vesmes Ma zapadni strane, v
peknem okoli, ktere Sc proda-
j "a mirne ceny. VeEmeme
lot jako prvni splatku.
Minite-li koupit, navstivte mas
aneb zavolejte telefonem:
LerA:n SILK - Edgew. 1919
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-11
LEGION BACKS
MOVIE COMING
TO ALCAzAR
Veterans viii Assume All Du-
ties of Staging Show
Dec. l7-19.

All members Of the Great Falls post
No. 3 of the American Legion will
participate in the effort of making a
success of "Cardigan'' the film of q
truly American story, made for the ma
tional American Legion, which will be
shown at the Alcazar theater here next
Sunday, December II, IS, 10 and 20,
On Sunday, the evening Of its first
showing, members of the local post
representing the army. the navy and
the marine corps will be on duty in
dress uniform. to act as ushers and
otherwise assist.
This is the first time that the Great
Falls post of the American Legion
has taken over bodily and for itself,
the management and all of the details
Of a local moving picture theater.
Members Of the American Legion are
engaged this week in selling tickets
for the show and will write the adj
yertising, turn the crank on the pic
ture machine, prepare the show cards
for distribution in the windows Of To-
cal stores, prepare the displays in
front of the theater and in every other
manner, handle all of the many duties
in connection with successfully stag
ing a picture in a local s~howhouse.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-11
MANY ASSEMBLE
IN RESPECT TO
FALLS PIONEER
Civic and Fraternal Orders
Represented Sunday at
Stanley Funeral.

Friends and business associates of
IL. Ii. Stanley, pioneer business man
of the city, crowded the Presbyterian
church Sunday afternoon to pay their
last tribute in the funeral services.
The Presbyterian service was used
with the Rev. Leo L. Totten officiat-
ing, after which the Masonic service
was held. The knights Templars
formed the guard.
julius Wuertnener was the organ
list and Mrs. Van Teylenger sang two
solos.
Interment was made in the Highland
cemetery. The active pallbearers
were r.. B. Noble. s. d. Largent, +.
c. Lampen, ]. W. Roberts, Andrew
Thisted, J.. e. Rutherford, John y.
Ross and Fred .. Black, The honor
airy pallbearers were l.. W. Suhr, j.
A. Berger, C. d. Eliot, A. r. Rob
ertsou. 4. r. Edwards, Robert Steele,
b. w. Porter and A. j. Trodick.
Among the organizations represen-
ted by many of their members were
the Knights Templar commandery. the
Masonic order, business and real es-
tate men of the city.
Mrs. Addie Towne Of Bozeman, Sis
ter of Mrs. Stanley was present as
well as MIR. Stanley's two daughters
from Seattle. Miss Evelyn Stanley and
Mrs. Lawrence, Wylie.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-11
Additional Members
Named to Assist I'm
r. e. Christmas Work

Additional members Of the commit
tee experimenting the gathering of
food for the Red Cross Christmas
baskets have been named by Mrs.
George E. Hurd, the chairman. The
new members will be: Mrs. John e,
Dawson, Mrs. r. e. Williams. Mrs,
III. P. Brown, Mrs. Walter Jensen,
Mrs. A. w. Springhorn, Mrs. Warren
Tooie. Mrs. L. G. Diehle, Mrs. Russell
Fryberg and Mrs. Joseph Kaufman
were previously named to the com
mittee.
The committee has begun the can
vass Of the wholesale dealers of the
city for food for the baskets and will
visit the retail stores as well. The
work is being done by the Red Cross in
conjunction with the county.
Gifts from individuals will be well
coined and may be sent to the Red
Cross office in the Veterans hall. Cash
contributions may also be sent. The
need is greater this year than last and
the funds on hand are less, Mrs. Hurd
said.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-11

quarters in the northern oil fields
where he has interests.
Mrs. w. e. Evers is stopping here
for a few days on a visit with friends
John w. Coburn Of Cut Bank looked
after business matters here on q week.
end visit.
NJ. W. Toby of Highwood, a banke,
Of that place, is here on a brief bus.
mess trip.
D. Bingham of Shelby was q visitor
in Great Falls Sunday from the north
ern oil fields.
NJ. w. Christie of,Libby is transact.
ing business in Great Falls on a visit
of a few days.
III. P. Hanson of Billings was a
southern Montana visitor in Great
Falls over the weekend. #sE
A. Mannick of Browning was a Wis
itor in Great Falls over the weekend
from the reservation town.
B. V. Davies Of Portland, Ore. who
is interested in the lumber industry
on the Pacific coast, passed through
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-11
"THELMA" OPENS
FOR WEEKS RUN
Latest RundIs Production Gets Okeh
of Large Audience

"Thehna," shown at the Palace
theater Sunday by the Adeline Rumble
players, was well received by Il com
Portable house. Lee G. Tyrell, playing
she part of an English lord, shared
honors with the leading lady. Miss
Muriel Owen, playing the part OF
Thelma, the Norwegian princess The
Englishman on a trip to the north
land became infatuated with the charm
ing daughter of the last of the Vikings.
Olaf Gouldmar, played to advantage
by Howard Foster.
The portrayal of Signard, the mad
dwarf, by Claude McHutchins. and of
Lovisa, aged and CHASTITY character,
played by Adeline Rumble, received re-
peated applause.
Thelnla's strong devotion to her hus-
band, Lord Burlington, in the face of
criticism of his character, formed the
thread of the third and fourth acts
of the four act play. When she was
convinced thta he no longer cared for
her she placed the blame on herself for
failing to hold him.
"Thelma" will be played at the
Palace every night this week except
Thursday. when the Great Falls Mu-
steal Arts association will present the
A"Messiah".
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-11

Restraining Order Rumored
as Next Move of
Poplar.
Special to The Tribune.

Wolf Point, Dec. 1O.-Wolf Point
is now permanent county seat of
Roosevelt county, the board of can
yassers having complied with the writ
of the supreme court by ~canvassing
the returns from all precincts and de-
claring Wolf Point to be elected BY d
majority Of 1872. All that remains is
for the board of county commissioners,
which is now in session at Poplar, to
adjourn to meet in Wolf Point, and
for the various offices to move their
records and fixtures.
Only two members of the county
board were present at the sessions
held the first part of the past week.
Commissioners Weinrich being absent.
Commissioner George Lesson. who is
the minority member, has made the
motion to call their next session ia
Wolf Point and has gotten the motion
on the records but that was as far az
it went.
1t is not known here whether Pop,
lar will make any further movement
in their attempt to delay the removal
of the county seat, but there Is a per
sistent rumor that they will make an
attempt to get a temporary restrain
ing order preventing the immediate re-
moval of the offices to Wolf Point. It
is understood that District Judge G.
Il. Conner has disqualified himself and
will take no part in the legal scrap. 1t
is stated IN good authority that Judge
Greene of Ghoteau will be in Plenty
wood next Monday to sit in Judge
Corners place and it is possible that
the application for a temporary in
JUNCTION will be filed in his court.
The newest development in n
ton with the county seat drama is the
filing Of claims against Roosevelt
county for fees and expenses by At
torneys George A. Bangs of Grand
Forks, Foard & Choate Of Helena and
George E. Ericsson of Poplar, in a to-
tai sum of $1,225.5 80. for services rem
dered In instituting, and defending be-
fore the supreme court, the petition
of DR.. J. L. Atkinson, acting in behalf
of the city of Poplar. to get the vote
of three precincts thrown out. The
claims have not yet been allowed and
Commissioner Lesson refused to put
his Q. X. on them. Taxpayers in large
numbers are said to be loud in their
protests hat these are not claims
chargeable to the county.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-11

Great Falls Sunday on a trip to Min
neapolis and st. Paul on business con-
nected with his company. He stopped
TOR a brief visit in Great Falls.
NJ. A. Kent of Worland, Wyo., is IN
Great Falls In connection with his in
~terests in the northern oil field.
Phone 1926. We will call for your
batteries for recharge or storage.
Great Falls Starter & Battery Co.
Adv.
G. r. Towman of Spokane stopped
in Great Falls Sunday on his way to
the eastern part Of the state to inspect
land holdings.
Christmas greeting cards with sen
timent and name ~attractively printed.
We have a pleasing line in style AM
design. Tribune Printing & Supply
Co.-Adv.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-11
SPRAY OF THE FALLS

A. N. Togerson is a Pendroy visitor
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.. Monroe of Malta
are stopping here.
T. p. Larson was a Choteau visitor
in Great Falls Sunday.
Bert Johnson of Geraldine spent the
week end in Great Falls.
Elba Bonds of Cut Bank spent Sun
day visiting In Great Falls.
G. B. Smith of Benchland is stopping
in Great Falls on business.
A. l.. Evers and s. Brown Of Den
ton are here on a brief visit.
r. Il. Burr of Wolf Point is here
looking after business matters.
L. Wass of Roy was a visitor in
Great Falls over the weekend.
y. G.. Snow passed through Great
Falls Sunday for Butte from his head
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-11
Thousands of Elk
Driven From Park
Special to The Tribune.

SPECIAL to The Tribune.
Livingston, Dec. 10.-An immense
herd of elk is gathering lear the town
OF Gardiner, just over the boundary
line Of Yellowstone National park, ac-
cording to word received here Satur-
day. 1t is estimated hat more than
5000 ELI are feeding within sight of
the town of Gardiner. The animals
were driven from the park By heavy
SHOWS. which fell during this week.
1t, is planned to run special trains
from Livingston over the Northern
Pacific railway to give Montanans a
chance to glimpse the elk herd.
Deer and mountain sheep may also
be seen near Gardiner, according to
w. NJ. Nichols Of the Yellowstone
Park Hotels company, who arrived
here Saturday from the park. Mr..
Nichols said Saturday that he sighted
several bands of mountain sheep near
Gardner yesterday.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-11
Static Delays KDYS
Program, on Sunday;
Special Tonight

Static caused by the storm made it
imnossible for the usual Sunday after
noon religious program q The Trib-
me broadcastirg station, KDYS, to be
broadcasted.
Tonight at 8 o'clock there viii be a
special concert arranged By the Stand
ard Furniture company.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-11
BISHOP BURNS TO VISIT
FAILS. WILL PREACH SUNDAY

Bishop Burns Of the MetRodlst
church will be in Great Falls Saturday
to meet with the official board of the
First Methodist Episcopal church to
determine what action will be taken
towards rebuilding the church burned
several weeks ago. He will preach
sunday morning at the Grand theater.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-11
COLE RETURNS

Phil L. Cole, attorney of Choteau,
has returned from a trip to Iowa where
he was called in connection with oil
business. He stepped in Great Falls
for a visit of a few days and returned
to his home in Choteau Sunday.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-11
kedzie Appointed
Libby Postmaster

Special 60 The Tribune.
Libby, Dec. ION. X. Kedzie has
been named as Libby's next postmas-
ter. to take the place of John p. Bowen
who resigned In September. Mr.. Ked-
zie received word Friday that he had
been recommended for the appointment
by Congressman ". J. Mccormick.
In September a civil service exam
%tnation for the office was taken by
Mr.. Kedzie, L. G. Townsend and James
+. Harris. the only three applicants,
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-11

A headline In a northwest paper
reads. New Firm Moves Into Main
Street" Page Mr.. Sinclair. 1t is
hardly necessary to chronicle that
Main Street at last has it's radio
emporium.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-11

was kissing him tonight she was warn
ing him that we were behind her!. l
know it. And he doesn't know wheth-
er she cares q bit or not"
Next-The Reason Madge's Memory
Was Jared Into Wakefuiness.