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New-York tribune., 1922-12-18

Serlan6, Turkey and fugo-siaNa- bte4mef
left Havrs Dec ..
STR OLYMPIC eus Dec 10 With mails
f,on Austria. Belgium, Clscho-blofisl pen-
mark, Egypt. Finland, France, Sefina7, ;
'araat Britain. Ofesce. hungary, lteli,
fi,huania Natherianda. Norway, Holands
PoriuraL Russia. south Africa. spaln,
sweden. swi'Ierlap1, Turkey ana lutes
Siavia. steamer lets bouihampt7p ana
chssboars Dec iS. li
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18
rARcEI~Posr MAILS VIA ENGLAND

To Abyssinia. Arden Cineluding Perinnl,
Afghsnistan (Kahul, Ascension. Dsisian
Congo (KAtanEs Proyinco oniyl, Bgitish
Central Africa lNyassalanc Protectoretel,
eroons fBritish). Cape YeTds fsandf.
csyion, Cyprus, Egypt. Egypuaa sudan.
Fsckiand Islands. french India tsrecially
sddge,sed), GAMBIA, Gold Coast Colony.
Xerya ard UEands, Macao tchlnal. Ma
6oira. Malta, nauritius, Nesopoiarnia,. New
Hebfidas Uncludlng the Banka and Torres
isisndD. nigeria. Nysasaland Protecto-
india Portuguese Tinor, Portuguese West
Ifrica. Russia IN Europe Opeluding
fkralnel. Russia IN Asia (szeept Tyrkss-
TAM, 81. Helena, SAINTS Ctun lslanos,
MA Territory. Tibet. TegolAnd tBsitiah)'
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18

emyrna--Ths service 10 Smyrna = iim-
i,ss 10 ordinary (unregistsrsdl letters;
nostal cards. pglntcd matter, samples of
merchandise and commercial pepes.;
ths psrrei-post service 10 smyrna u euil
shsnshai. chlna--oWing 10 the elosnF
ef the u. q. Postal Agency ~ rnans sh.Hl' ~
.t raft matter Addressed for delivery IN
~. CIV 81 shanghai. Chiua. is nov SUB
tsct 10 tha Postal Union posiass fates
s.,dtilons ana ciasnlfcaticna Letters
renla foe the hFot ounce or traction or al
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18
Parcel Post

p,ssrl' is.,'2ts TSrS.S sconstaaiisopIs> and sAHy
SARcEL-Posr MAILS VIA FaANcE ,
r.. hfegrls CanAeroong. Corsica Dahomeft'
Fyensh dl.usa, irrsnch esteollshnenie ~
fasis. Frsach Indo-china tAnEam, Ss,Int'-
ryeneh post ofs/,ss 10 CHINA. Frsneh eemete
usns fyench Asdan Upper gsusgal Nigef
ara Upper Yoltal ceeon, iFory Sessrs
- az Marie DC Madagascar, Nossics,
Cornoro fslande, Hayonne Ode, Comefe,
ArsoGsn and Mohsn(. Ma1rstania. Mloole
(Frsnch) Congo, Menace. horecco sas,y
Siesr TeFrlioFy, Reunion, ssneGa. Teeo-
issd IFrsncb) syria lFvnchh tbefrvttf
D,r sscus. Aisppo and the western an4
Fastern zons) Tunis. Turkey lConstanii'
NOBLE ard BrlaaIf re
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18
Mails for South, Central America, West Indies, Etc

NonissfraI ogaAsIoups, pomiuiea. Nsr4
Unique, 81. Lucia. Barbados aud ouiana
.d :Ssy 81 .4SI:.S yss:Si tsS sSe eS.ssS IaS,s !, T
stsamsr), via st. Thomas. g. croiK. o.
Kits Aontserra,. Anilgus. ouAd.ieyps.
Dominica, Martinique g. Lucia and eaf.
O'sS. 4sy,i .v..i.iy = .s..' .is;:.. r. 'SS oS1, " =. e
Marc, Port az Prines, Petit ooevs. Nsf.s
gOans. Jersmi.. AuE Cages ana Jaensi. =
Kcrsh BraiiI and Iquitos Co,hsE para
os BrazI masl Be spsclaliy addFssssd fS5
dispatch ey tails stsamsr). 1a Pars.
Iqqites; Msrsnham. c.sr.. P.rnasaeSes.
Norfolk. Va. and themes b. 9. 8. peuiinle,
: p. N.
YRmAY, DEc. -
Monte Christi Puerto Plata. eamars,
SANCHEZ Ia RemAns. tnd letter rsail te'
inlean Rspublia must BE- specially. az
dFssssd FOR dispatch By this Heamsrl. Vic
Monte Christi Puerto Piata, hsmsnts
sanoher, IL Romano. saA fedro ce hae
eoris and san DominS0 CITY > ~'~'s'
ia Jsmsies Ccuba mus, ,. specially az.
S-s:: .sS sI Ksssss SSsss al s:ssa. is:1i'} NJ
city of Npovitas caba lothsr parts of
Cubs must b. specially aAdresssd fos du~
patch BY this stssmsr), vs Nusvitas. :.
" casai zon:. Panama. 81 Saivsdsr CDrint.,
stc.), NiearaEus lexcapt East Coast), Ana.
pals City, choiutsea taiso printss etc, 90
Nacaoms. TsguoiGaipa and Ivscarsn) ~
Hondurss. cauea and Nanno Dspartnsais
ot Colombia and Ecuador tother per,s ct
Honduras must Be specially addrsseed fef
dispateh by this steaner), via cristobaif
u. 3. A. J. CambraL 4 MI SUP ~
a. m, -. -..-- -
81 Marc {other parts Of Hayn must "
specially addressed Tor disPsteh ~ this
slsamsr). VIA Cape HaytL fort Dc Patfl
oonalyss, a.. Mare, Port Au Pnnee. Fstf
Oosv@, Mira goane. Jeremie. Auh Cayes as
Jsemei. 3. 9. rss1s.f - m
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18
Traus.Pacifc Mails

Straits ssttismsnts. Brghsi. Malay states
Horth Borneo. esraNak ana tPhiiipplns
Islands. Via ssattisi alao paresi-post niai 2
tor japan. corsa; chis., San. Efs.sh
North Rornso, sarGwsk snd straits Settles
ments g. g. President AcKiHisy, sDsc. a,
Tahiti Society Islands, Narqussss. coek
Islands. New ZEALAND and Australia, Ne
San Franclsco. also psrcei.post mails foF
soelety Islands. Cocb Islands. New 1eGs
lAad and Australia. g. 9. Tahiti. Jan. Z.
-
.ordinary (unrsEigtsrsd) letters males
up 70 ,. m, the neat day VII, proyided
thsrs IL no delay IN the Overland transit,
reach Seattle IN tins for conneotlon with
the steamer mentionsd.
tan classes of mall, lneiudina domsstis
parcel-post
EReglstersd articles riay Be mailed up -
7 D. m. AZ the General Postoflce, but Iautl
BE- mailed not later Than Z p N. AZ tbs
Gloss on Sunday. registered articles must
b mailed not later than ~ o'clock on
NoTE-tjnisss otherwise sddrsGssd rnar
for AustrallG (which Includes mall. rtavlsr
and parcel post. for state Of West Auf.
traiia. Bismarck Arehi1slaEo. 0iiesrt ard
Hillee fsiands Nauru Island ard solomen
islsndsl rs forwarded Yia ths paeifo rouif.
except that parrsl post 70 rot sent ~
steafasra aailinG from lancovyfr. NAL W
Bhamo and Tsnayush IN the chinese frel-
re- of Yuensn, 10 forwarded Via bntiah
india~-the quickest route. Nall for eiesrl9
n Forwarded vie the Paeihc route- A4il
Tor philippine Stands 10 dispatches ~ the
best opportunity from ne Haeiho ,,,,,..' 0es'
nrspsid az Postal Union rate are foFwtrdee
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18
Outgoing Steamships

ysssel Pert. sail fius
cabo Espartsi, cadiz. -- Eris psslq- B.klyp
frsausIr 9arto Dominfo, Is Ma BID
j,nus dsnoa. --....... Erie fasln. nk,lr
seettshurr' Yokohans. --..,... "a ntlyil {
Port vletsris. nsrnudaA ~ Az n, s
steel Age DesHos Ayfss. = p 49,. cov
Basssgsn. csais. "a v. :celymbis ~ B'klsA
eaaearacn ConstAntinople ..-..s.sts 1'Alfnt
aali Thursday 80
Ntnnskahda, HanlbuFG, II Az. y =.
Araguaya. Permuda, - h,,s.,.,,.ti. y ~ 4
81 AihlsL san Juans = ~ 49,.
uen,sr.y. vera crus. I fs........it. pa Ek
Parims. Barbados, : PM M......... al, N
carna. csps Hay,l,. P4........ia b'kiys'
Yaqos. cass HaySl, /, p M...,.iI nkI,p
BanAn. Kingsfop. ~ N............tt. EE
Nunaraag, Eusvtaa ~ M........si1e. n
csmtzai. cEletobei. y N. u
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18
New Foreign Mail Regulations

osnes' oses az ,rse,.ea of an oaaes. Postsl
csrdsi : cents each. Prints NneluSiHt
sseona-eisss naattsfl; ! ssns f'S zen
cial Papersi cents. fer she n.st ~,
ounces o. loss. and ! een. for s@eh ae-
sitiensi z ounces or fraction % ounces.
49,. o.no,s or less. and ! cent Ter each
4 ounces or fraction % ouncea lafcels
eeet oackares are eeceptsd up 20 Nelep-
limit 81 90 pounds. and may ~ reeisisreS
huf net fnaufad .Nl
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18

Sail To-day
vssssi, Port sail sL
Baassry. pAksr. q An. Erie Bssin. h'kiya
Sail Tuesday
PittsouFsh. eauthamglon. Is ....'ssl,Nh M
Rordsmbfika. TURKS Isie. , PA.''.'s' y =
Anaconda. Antwerp. =. u,r,xn
Haulhieton Range, Lsith, --..-.te. b,siyn
santa Clara san Tranciseo. --''ss' ~'Fn
sail wednesday
Bntsanis. conssaasiaepls. pL ,~nn
osslta, Mamburg !: M.''''r;v.eMS.S. = 80 :
tsydtits' hsmSurs. IA ". ..eth q. heootsn,
csrriiio. esnts narls. II AZ; ;:t...;s,,, ,,i,.n n
NAM. fsndoa. -...............,u ~. Mn
4 Army Dass. b'idyn
1'S'''H 1"' Army Bass. B'klyn
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18

Steamship Company
Pier 80. N. n. n. Y. Canal 5000.
Trsna Lines, lac. (U.S.SB.)
II Broadway, n. Y. B'g G'n $500.
Moore 4 Mccormack Co., lac.
(U. S. S. b.
Commercial Steamship NneG.
3 B'way, N. Y. Bowling G'n 1855.
Morgan Line
See Southern Pacific Company.
Munson S. S. Lines (U. S. S.B.)
81 Wall ST.. Ny. Big G'n $500.
N. Y. & PertO Rico S. S. Co.
rs B'way, My. Bowling On $500.
North German Lloyd
lG-is Pearl ST., n. Y. BIZ G'n 57ss.
Norton, Lilly & Co.
American e. Manehurisn Line.
American a Indian Line.
American & Australian Line.
American 4 African Line.
Amer, Mediter. 4 Levsnt Line.
Atlantic Gulf-Far East Line.
Ellerman a Bucknell SIS. Co., I'D.
Isthmisn Steamship Line.
Norton Line.
PanAna-Far East Line.
See Cen Tpts.. Maritime a VApeur.
20 Beaver St, n. Y. Broad 1900.
Norwegian America Line
Norwegian Amer. Line Ak'cy, Inc.
s Bridge ST, n. y. Big G'n $3.50.
Pacific Mail S. S. ca. (U. S. s. b.
10 Hsnovsr So. N. Y.
Bowling Green 1880.
Panama Line
~ State ST., NY. B'g G'n $3.50.
Prince Line
See Funess, Witty q Co.
Quebec 5. 5. Go.
See Eurnest, Witty 4 Co.
Red D Line
Bliss, BALLET 4 Co., Gen Mgrs,
so Wall St., n. Y. Hanover ioo72.
Red Star Line a. M. NJ
/ Brosdvay,N. Y.
Pgr, Big G'n $500; Fgt., Whitli 2oeo.
Rogers & Webb (U. S. S.B.)
10 State St.,Boston, Mass. Nm. tSe7.
Sanderson & Son, Agent
The Royal Mail Steam Packet Co.
The Pacific Steam Navigation Co.
20 Broadway, n. Y. Broad 1880.
SeandinaYian-Amsriean Line
q Whitehall St., Ny. BE- G'n 724e.
Ssiteovich Lines (U. S. S. b.
s. Sgitcovich a Co.
Cotton Exchange, Galveston, ,Ie1.
Southern Pacific Company
Ie6 B'wsy, n. Y. Cortlsndt $500.
SpraSue Lines (C.H.Sprague& Son)
(U.SS.D.) i4i Milk St, Boston. Mass.
Strutbers K Barry (U. s. s. 3D.
il2 Market St., San Francisco Cal.
Susquehanna Steamship Co., Inc,
(U. S. S. b.
| "a Stone st., n, Y. Big Gn 2p65,
Three Star Line (Affreteurs Rsunis)
20 Bridge ST., N. Y. Be G'n 2ll6.
Trinidad Line
See Furness, Witty q Co.
United American Lines, Inc, U.AL.
American Hawaiian S. 8. Co.
American Ship q Commerce Corp.
90 Broadway, n. Y. whitehall 1920.
United Fruit Company
II Battery Pl., NY. whitehall 100.
| u. S. & A. Lines, Inc. (U. 5. S. 3D.
$40 Bridge ST., NY. Big G'n $780,
| United States Lines, The (U.S.S.B.)
Passenger & Freight ohiess
40 Broadway, N. Y. whitehall 0ioO.
Waterman S. S. Cop. (U. S. S. b.
Mobile, Ala.
West Coast Line (U. s. 5. b.
Vessel, Duvsl & Co, 80.
25-S5 Broad St., n. Y. Broad $3.50.
White Star Dominion Lihe
Broadway, n. Y. .
Pgr. Big On saoo; FIT Whitll 2oeO'
White Star Line Il. M. Mo
Psr. Big en- ssOOi Fgt wAit1l aOsO'
Williams Steamship Co, Ine.
10 Moore St.. n, Y. B'S Gn7Ss~'
Winchester Lines Gu. S. S. b.
II Battery Place, n. Y. BE- G'n 1850
Yatsa Seth & Martin
Nors. General Navigation Co, Inc
II iiBrOadwsy, NY. B'n Gn e2<o'
With Ports OF
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18
actresses and Telephone Numbers


..lod.u,,I Line GUS b. |
8. MY B'a G'n s2Sa-S-e.
-, Hawaiian S. 5. Co
s.rsI..a American Iinss' Inc.
,...as Lins GIN NJ
psBSch sso0i ~ "'''"
N,-Au, Ship & Commerce Corp
r.l.sd American Lines Inc
II ,s.,k Fruit Co. ..,.,.,, ooo.
II,a,ss rnnport Line q. M. h)
/ i. sFI1:gcs'g' T,sc'1 500; 8 Tst VAifn s0so'
hssu, pasisI, Agent
ss.,DsT lesiy., ST. X. y. Broad $500
Lax, SIS. Lines, Inc. (u.S.S.B'l
'use' NY. whitehall 1900.
L tssSs SssssIP P,sr Ss.si-ss A,lsn. Basin
De v.,,j Beige, ST Anonyms
'ISl.cE DasssdS.S Cp.(U.S.S.BO
- ezSreh.Pl. Rect iSe2-26i7-1s
cst.S.lsha. Baltimore, Chicago,
Detroit, Boston, Norfolk.
|,bE. & Co., Inc, WA (U.SSB)
4 :, Moore 81, NY. whitehall 2s6o-1
z s. Cay ST., Bsit, Nd. Plaza $3.50
M & Co, A. H., ASts. (U.S.SB)
aEsass.N.Y. Bowling G'n ssoO'
||cbi. Steamship Co.
pirgSN.R,N.Y. Canal $500.
Piull,N. r., NY. (Forn ssrvies).
Icmspslitan Shipping Co.. Inc.
lUSS. 3D.
apyoadvny, NY. Broad 5i5i.
Gkili9 W. Adams 81. Rand. 3Si5.
x0r.. 600 Carondelet B'g. Main 6t3.
Mia; Inter1 Fr't'g Corp.
80, Terminal Shipping Co.
ys,fclk: Harris, Magiil & Co, Inc.
curl-Anehor Lines
gBrcudwsy. NY. B'e G'n $500.
d Carlo Fruit Corporation
% Brosdway, NY. B'g G'n 77os.
IDoHm Line
n Moore S., y. Y. Big G'n COLL.
EH.tuan', Wihon Line. N. Y, Inc.
Ell.rusn's Wilson Line.
| Tllsrman's Phoenix Line.
| Vilson-FurneBs Line.
| Az N,diterrsnean 4 Levant Line.
| 10 Broadway, NY. Broad ollb.
Ewst S. Corp. (U. S.S.B.)
IS ssBrusavg,N.Y. B's G'n sS%o.
v.pyt Ina. Co., Inc. (US.SB9
~ Ss ssss5ssy,MY. Broad li47.
Irsrun Big, Bait, Nd. Place 1851
IEnncL Line
| Conpsrnie Gentle Transatlantique.
| isSlslg 81, n. Y. Big G'n 1000.
Fnsa, Witty & Co, Ltd
TEntSs Lines.
Yufness Bermuda Line. 80.
NYhitehall ST., NY. Big Gn foVV'
lE,hrhaw s. s. Lines, Inc.
Par SER, NY. BIZ Gn e2If'
Bm,ton & Co.. r. P.
% Beaver St.. n. II Broad 1875
llEC. Lines Gu. S.S.B.)
International Freighting Corporat'n
UWhitehall ST., Ny. Be G'n 1880
hl,ns6onaI Mercantile Marine
American Line.
White Star Line.
Atlantic Transport Line
Red Star Line.
Leylsnd Line.
| Ia A Had Lines
White Star-Dominion Line.
Broadway, N. \: ,,,oso
Pr. Big G'n $500; Fgt Whit II zVeV
20 La Sale St., Chicago.
Iahmlan Steamship Lines
Pseiae Coast Serv, Trafhe Dept
70 cortlsndt St, M. Rector Oo%V'
ken Steamship Co., Inc. (U.S.S.B.)
Kerr Bldg. A Beaver ST, n. 7:
Broad s7oO. Branch ofiees; CHI
agO, Philadelphia.
anpOrt 4 Holt Lines
u Broadway, N. Y. Broad sssL
kyand Line Il. NJ. M.)
Broadway, n. Y.
sn.B'g G'n Ssooi Fat. Whitli Soso'
hvi Royal Beige, 81. AnOnyme
Ap,sri ST., NY. Bowling G'n $3.50.
lhgi Ssbaudo
saFune~, Witty 4 Co., TT. Agts'
lsltEnd Lines Il M. NJ
bsatssy, ~ Y.
ir-gIeI $500; Fgt. whit'ii 2oeo.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18

Sailing Dates With Ports OF
Destination Listed Alphabet
icaIly-All Sailings From New
York Unless Otherwise Noted
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18
- = SHIPPING AND TRAVEL GUIDE -:
ADVERTISING

ARECIBO--Also see Porto Rico
Dee s3--rANAAfO CPF) Atlantic Fruit
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18

NORWEGIAN AmeIiSs S'H9
VALPARAISO, Palts, Area, lquiq1s'
Intofarasta, Taltal, Chanaral, Co
ouimbo, Taleahuano, TalAra
aInoogY fF) West Coast Lins
y.a. la ie-HNsLEf CITY CF) IS,hmian
YOKOHAMA, Kebs (Dairen. Taku Bar
10 Inducements ohor), Shanghai,
HonrkonR, Maalia, Singapore sail
las from Los Angeles Harbor three
days latsr)-Also see Honolulu
TRon sAH TRAnelsco
p.s ,s-pEwET ga struihsrs q BArry
yokohauA Kobe, Dalren, Chinkiang,
ehanahai. HonTkong, Manila
~. -s-scorTsBUR0 lFJ Y. 8. O. n.
Barber Lsss
vokohama. Hobe, Dalren, Shanghai
- ,e--ciTY or paisToL fRl
Via Horfolk. horIon. tAil7 4 Ca
Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai
-, rT-crTr or MELBOURNE 90
Sorion. Lilly q CO.
y.k.h,ma, Kobe, Shanghai, Hengkong
se-siAYIc fRiNcE (T) Turnsss
yohohsma, Kobe. Shanghai, Hoagkous,
Manila
n,. .,-EsTKER poLLAR tT) pSllsI
gaon elH paAHcleco
o.o .s-PREs- cLEyyL4ANp lFEhl Pc y.
Dee. st-PREs. PIERCE tPyh) rae Mali
TRon sEITTLG
~. af-PREs. MADISON tPyltl Admiral
ysa. t-RREs. hehlnLk1i hesd1 sHxnlnlAeen,,rs, Hrl,
fsS is-PRE6 JEFFERSON tPFhl
Admiral Lac
Yokohama, Kobe. Shanghai. HsnEkong,
p,e i,-cELTrc YRRcn ~, vuFasss
Yskshaua, Ksbs. sAanEhsL Hongksns,
- .sfKHIvArA MARU tr1' vie sa-
vannah. Bafber Lne4
svhts atsaraer has option % caittE1 a.
t,oas sAneolos or san Francisct'
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-03-09
ATTORNEY AND NEWSPAPER
ARE CITED FOR CONTEMPT

Butte. - County Attorney George
Bouruuin and officials and employees OF
the Butte Miner Publishing company
have been cited by Judge J. J. Lynch
to show cause on March II. why they
should not be punished For contempt Of
court. The contempt charge grew ont
Of the publication Of an alleged con.
fession of Jack Graham hat he was
one Of 2 gang Of bandits Mhn rnhhed
The Harrison avenue hotel killing the
proprietor. Cyril SchilllHg. Nov. ~.
1921. Graham was arrested with VIII
liam Harris now on trial on a charge
OF first degree murder for the Schll-
ling death. When called To the wit
ness stand in the Harris trial he re.
fused TO testify and a confession al.
legged TO have been signed by him and
given TO the county attorney was pub
llshed by the Butte Miner.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-03-09

Miles Cty.-The natural resources
committee of the chamber OF COM
merce is turning its attention towards
the development of the ignite coal de-
posits In this section as one OF the
practical things that can be lone 70
make business for Miles City. Cor
respondence with Dean Babcock Of
the North Dakota university. is being
carried on as North Dakota has been
experimenting with this product. 1t is
thought that Montana ignite beds will
be found to have underlying them at
a depth OF perhaps 1000 or more, a
much higher grade OF coal than the
surface coal.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-03-09
Influenza Epidemic Sweeping State

Helena.-An epidemic of influenza is
sweeping I'VE Montana. according TO
the state board of health. It Is esti-
mated that from 30 10 40 per cent of
the npnlatinn-nt.aIL tAe-elties- is-af-
f1icted with The malady. The authori-
ties are not anticipating any serious
results from the present wave of influ-
enz as II is declared TO he much mild
er than any of the preceding ones.
There viii Of curse be some deaths
from the present epidemic" said Or.
w. f. Cogswell. secretary of the state
hoard. But these probably Will result
from the complications. Many per
sons afflicted are not even going to
bed. This, however, Is a mistake. The
thing to do Is 10 go to bed Immediately
You suspect yon have Influenza.
While there were only 1888 cases Of
Influenza reported last week TO the
state hoard. 1t was said that his num-
Der was only a small percentage Of the
total.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-03-09
fcHApTER vl--continued.)

With the midday reunion my hour
of distinction arrived. The tale OF
the ghost-pig was told from the be
ginning by Cookie, with high tributes
to my courage In sallying forth in pur-
suit of the phantom. Even those hold
ing other views of the genesis OF the
white dog were amazed at his presence
on the island. In spite Of Cookies as
pensions, the creature was no mongrei,
but q thoroughbred OF points. Not
by any means a dog which some little
South American coaster might hive
abandoned here when 1t put in for
water. The most reasonable hypoth-
esis seemed to be that he had be-
ionged to the copra g~atherer, and was
for some reaso left behind on his
masters departure. But who that had
loved a dog enough to make il the
companion of his solitude would go
away and leave IT? The thing seemed
to me incredible. Yet here, otherwise
~unace5unted for. was the c0rporeaI
presence of the dog.
| had named the terrier In the first
ten minutes OF our acquaintance. Cru
soc was the designation by which he
was presented to his new associates.
Violet tolerated him. Aunt lane called
him a dear weenty pettums love, Cap
tain AfHguus kicked him when he
thought | was not looking. Cuthbert
Vane chummed with him In frankest
~comradship, and Mr.. Shaw softened
toward him TO an extent which made
inly murmur. Love me. love my
dog-only reversed. Not that / In the
least wanted to be loved, only you feel
1t an impertinenc In a person who so
palpably does not love you to en-
to engage the affections of your
bull-terrier.
AS TO Cookie, he magnanimously
consented TO overlook Crusoe's dubi-
Gus past as a ghost-pig, and fed him
SO literally that the terriers lean and
form threatened TO assume
The contours of a beer-keg.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-03-09
GLEMOVE TO GET
NEW n. P. DEPOT
Imposing and commcdIus Structure Of
Hebron Brick Ia Assured
For City

Gleudiye-The appropriation for q
new passenger station in Gieniive has
been authorized.
Plans for the structure have been
selected and approved. and II IL ex-
pected that the contract for the cree
ton u the building will be awarded
within the next few days.
Work on the station viii be started
AS soon as weather conditions permit,
or Immediately following the assem-
bling Of materials.
Such is Information given by an au-
thority. which though not official. is
thoroughly reliable.
II is understood That a sum total Of
considerably more than 100000 will
be invested In the Improvement and Of
that amount approximately $4,000
viii 20 into the building.
The structure will be the finest on
the line Of the Northern Pacific be-
tween 81. Paul and the coast.
1t will he Of the most approved archi-
lecture. modern in every detail. com
modions and imposing and should meet
all requirements Of the Northern Pa
clfic Railway company and The com
munity for many years 10 come.
Though not positively decided rs 70
color. the material used VII he Hebron
pressed brick. either gray or buff. and
the trimming he artisticaIly ~arrunged
as TO e%nchnnce the appearance Of the
edifice.
In height the building viii be what is
designated in railroad parlsnce as
one-story and three-story ends: that
is. the portion which viii contain the
Will be three stories high, while
fhe depot proper will be one story.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-03-09
VII.


as the only person who had dlscov-
cred anything on the island, / was now
Invested with Il certain Importance.
Also, | had a playfellow and compan.
Ion for future walks. in lieu of Cuth-
bert Nane. held down tight to the
thankless toll of treasure-hunting by
his stern taskmaster. But at the same
time ! was provided with an annoying.
because unanswerable question which
had lodged at the back of my mind
like a crumb in the throat:
BY what strange chance had the
copra gatherer gone away and left
Crusoe on the island?
One morning, instead of starting di-
rectly after breakfast for the cave,
Dir. Shaw busted himself In front of
the supply tent with certain explosives
which were to be used in the digging
operations later.
Having inquired of the Honorable
or two the boat would not be In
~requisition, | permitted the beautiful
youth TO understand that ! would not
decline an invitation TO be rowed about
the cove. Mr.. Shaw had left his ma
rIne glasses lying about, and / had
heen doing some exploring with them.
Under the great cliffs on the north
shore of the bay / had seen an oh
ject that excited my curiosity. II
seemed to be the hull of a small yes
eel. living ON the narrow sfrfn oh reehs
and sand under the cliff. Now. wreck
age anywhere fills me with sad and
romantic thoughts. but on the shore
Of d desolate island even q barrel
hoop seems to suffer a sea change into
something rich and strange. l there
fore commanded the b. y. 10 row me
over to the spot where the derelict
tay.
lay back idly La the stern as the
heat skinned owe the smooth water
ben~Ath the strokes Of my splendid
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-03-09
SEPTEMBER $3.50
STATE FAIR DATES
AUTO RACES AND PLANES AND
PROFESSIONAL SHOWS ARE
BARRED AT EXPOSITION
NEWS OF THE CAPITAL CITY
Forest Service to Build Two Roads
Across Rockies; Bolton to Glacier
is One. Short Cut to Mis-
souis, Other

Helena. ~ Vaudeville. professional
amusements and other side lights will
be buried this year at the Montana
state fair. according 70 action taken
NJ a meeting Of the executive board Of
exposition at the capitol. It was also
voted to hold the fair from Sept. ~
10 30, inclusive.
The principal feature Of the fair this
year, 1t was announced will be horse
racing. II is expected TO make this
part Of thu fair the greatest In its his
tory. There will be numerous other
amusements but they will be entirely
different from me programs of former
years. There viii also he many com.
petitiye events between the various
counties.
Commissioner OF Agriculture Chester
c. Davis announced the entire budget
Of. The exposition would be In the neigh
horhood Of $4,000. OF this sun there
will he about $4,000 of the legislative
appropriation after paying the deficit
N last years fair. and the remainder
will be made up In advance ticket sales
and other receipts. While an intense
economy program Is to be followed II is
he intention OF the fair board 10 make
he exposition more attractive than
.ver.