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show the dimensions and house NUM-
bers of all lots, blocks and subdivi-
sions, the numbers Of the lots and
blocks, and such other information as
is usually given on such plats; also
the dimensions, area and street front
ages Of all tracts and parcels of lands
which are not sIfbdivided and are IN
the general category of acreage.
On roll call the foregoing resolution
was adopted by the following vote:
Ayes-Ald. DeSwarte, Krafczyk,
Notbohm, Ragsdale, Wood, Woodside
&c.
Noes-Ald. Engel.
Resolution
WHEREAS, Mr.. Alfred C. Gas, has
rendered a tentative design for crna-
mental piers for the new bridga Over
the Menomonee River at the West
Main Street crossing of said stream;
and
WHEREAS, Mr.. Clas has stated to
the Mayor of the City Of Wauwatosa
that he will be glad to furnish all the
necessary architectural plans, design
and specifications for the building Of
said lighting piers, and concomltant
ornamentatlon, without any cost or
expense to the City of Mauwatosa;
and
WHEREAS, The Common Council
feels that proper appreciation of the
interest manifested by Mr.. Clas should
be shown, and that this is grand OPP
portunity to convert standard bridge
into an imposing and dignified struc-
ture, something that our citizens may
well be proud of for many years to
come;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RE-
SOLVED by the Common Council of
the City of Wauwatosa, that the ten
der of Mr.. Clas be and the same is
hereby accepted with heartfelt graft
itude; and be it further resolved that
a certified copy of this resolution be
transmitted to Mr.. Clas.
On motion of Aid. Ragsdale, the
rules were suspended, and the resolu-
ton adopted, each separately, BY the
following vote. Ayes-Ald. DeSwarte,
Engel, Krafczyk, Notbohm, Ragsdale,
wood.
Noes-None.
From Committee on Health, Rules
and Ordinances
TO THE COMMON COUNCIL, CITY
OF WAUWAToSA, WISCONSIN,.
The Committee on Health, Rules
and Ordinances to whom was on the
9Th day of December, 1922, referred
an ordinance designating the divisions
of territory constituting the various
election precincts in the City of Wau-
watosa, beg leave to report the same
back and recommend that the ordi-
nance be passed.
Dated this 8th day of December,
1922.
w. L. NOTBOHM,
JOHN KRAFCZYK,
Committee on Health, Rules and Or
dinances.
The accompanying ordinance APP
pears in another column of this issue.
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0Eflx I'D a
COMMON COUNCu


Adjourned Regular Meeting, Dec.
8th. 1922.
Wauwatosa, Friday, December 9Th,
1922, 1880 O'Clock P. M.
Present-Ald. ID warte, Engel,
Krarczyk, Notbohm, RagsdaIe, Wood,
Woodside-7.
Mayor Hansen in the Chair.
The Chair announced that the prin-
cipal reason for holding the adjourned
lueeung was to enable the council to
consider and act on an ordinance
designating the divisions of territory
constituting the various election pre-
cincts in the City of Wauwatosa, and
read those sections Of sad ordinance
relating particularly to the boundaries
of such precincts after which the docu-
ment in question was returned to the
Committee on Health, Rules and Ordi-
nances.
Communication from the City Clerk,
relative 20 the condition of the official
plats on file - his Office.
Read and referred to the Committee
on Finance.
The Chair spoke briefly on the sub
ject of ornamental light piers for the
new West Main Street Bridge, and ex-
planned to the Council that Mr.. A. C..
Clas, an architect of renown, had Of
fered to provide plans and specifica-
tons for said piers without any cost
on expense to the city.
BY Aid. Ragsdale
Resolution authorizing the Mayor to
confer with Mr.. Clas relative to the
design for said piers.
Read by the CHAIR who insisted that
the words "City Engineer" be substi-
tuted for the word Mayor"
Resolution
BE IT RESOLVED, by the common
council of the city Of Wauwatosa, Wis
consin, that the Engineer be author
lied to confer with Architect Clas, and
have suitable plans and specifications
drawn for suitable approach and or
namental lights for the new bridge
across the Menomonee River, and the
same be submitted to the Board Of
Public Works who are authorized to
advertise for bids.
On motion of Aid. Woodside, the
rules were suspended and the resolu-
ton adopted, each separately by the
following vote
Ayes-Ald. DeSwarte, Engel. KRAFT
czyk, Notbohm, Ragsdale, Wood,
Woodside-7.
Noe s-None.
The Chair directed the City CLERK
to draw a resolution expressing the
appreciation of the offer made by Mr..
Clas.
Mr.. Chas, B. Perry, representing Mr..
Walter NJ. Harden, whose mother
owns small triangular piece of land
in the Third Ward, near the west end
of the West Main Street Bridge, spoke
! briefly about said parcel of land, and
exhibited blue prints showing conclu-
sively that said land was in the resi-
dence district.
The CnaIr asked Aid. Engel and the
City Engineer to confer with Mr.. Har-
den, with a view to avoiding any mis-
understanding with reference to any
excavating or other work done on the
Harden property in connection with
the erection and completion of the new
bridge.
From Committee on Finance.
TO THE COMMON COUNCIL, CITY
| OF WAUWAToSA, WISCONSIN,:
The Committee on Finance to whom
was on the 9Th day of December, 1922
referred the communication of the
Police Justice for & new typewriter
beg leave to report the same back
with resolution and recommend that
the resolution be adopted.
Dated this Sth day of December
1922.
JOHN WOODSIDE,
w. L. NOTBOHM,
| PIN MOON
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JOHN WOODSIDE.
w. L. NOTBOHM,
BEN WOOD.
COMMITTEES on ri

Committee on Finance.
The accompanying resolution is as
follows:
BE 1T RESOLVED, By the Common
Council of ,he City of Wauwatosa,
Wisconsin, chat the city clerk be and
he is hershy directed to enter into an
agreement with A. Lawrie Kurtz to
furnish a new set of plats Of the City
of Wauwatosa; the same to be one
quarter section maps drawn TO scale
Of one hundred feet to the inch, to
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II YOU want to see news in the News,
do your partl Our phone is Wauwa-
tosa $50. Miss Margaret Kennsv is
our reporter and her phone is Wau.
2S4-W.
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He NAUWATOSA NEWS

OFFICIAL PAFER or HE CITY.
Published al Wauwafosa Wisconsin. every
Thursday By c. L. Benoy.
sent % any address in rhe United States
$500 a year.
Entered al the wauwatosa postOfncs as
scond class matter.
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JOHN WOODSIDE,
w. L. NOTBOHM,
BEN WOOD,
Communities an ian

Committee on Finance.
The accompanying resolution is as
follows:
BE IT RESOLVED, BY the Com
mon Council of the City of Wauwatosa,
Wisconsin, that the proper city Of
ficials be and hereby authorized to pur-
chase typewriter for the Police jus
tice, as selected by said Judge, or if
not selected by said Judge, one suit
able to his needs.
On roll call the foregoing resolution
was adopted by the following vote:
Ayes-Ald. DeSwarte, Engel, KRAFT
czyk, Notbohm, Ragsdale, Wood,
Woodside--7.
NoeS-None.
From same committee
TO THE COMMON COUNCIL, CITY
OF WAUWAT0SA, WISCONSIN:
The Committee on Finance to whom
was on the Sth day of December, 1922,
referred the communication of the city
clerk relating to city plats on file in
his office, beg leave to report the same
back with a resolution and recommend
that the resolution be adopted.
Dated this Sth day of December,
1922.
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w. L. NOTBOHM,
JOHN KRAFCZYK,

Committee on Health, Rules and Or
dinances.
The accompanying ordinance APP
pears in another column of this issue.
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term Of 1our years.
O6icere viii. also be elected At said
General Election 70 nj any vacancy
existing IA any State or County Office
Mhere euCh vacancy exists otner wise
tn9n oy expiration Of term of office.
AIo0 GO determine any local uuestloa
to &c suomitted to the electors Of any
!, r.. =. r !. order that such election may
- conaueeed in . quiet and orderly
Ono t1undreA Dollars (41O0.O0l for the
arrect ana conviction Of any person
yiolSting any OF the provisions Of Part
such rewards. 20 be paid untii the to.
"a amount heretofore expended Tor
fSSm r purpose s, reaches the sum Of Five
~ WITNESS WHEREOF have
1eteunto get my hand and caused the
0reet Seal OF the state to DO affixed.
). Done at the City Of Helena, the Cap
t ia this the ninth day Of August, In
tne year o. our Lord one thoueand
nI1e hundred twenty-five and of nc
tn0epenoence OF the United states OF
A1mer1ca, the one hundred forty .seve.
Sseeil JOS. NJ. DIXON.
c. +. STEWART,
Secretary Of State. (ady.l
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The First National Bank OF
Broedus, Montana. q Ma
tiional Banking Corpora
Charles G. johnson. q single
THE nsn' STATE or n SoST%NA SENDS
DEFENDANT:
You are hereby summoned to answer
ne 9ed comp Pc aint , IN this actlen which Il
court ana to ale your answer and
tin's attorney within twenty days at
elusive Of the day Of service i' and in
swsr Judgment viii Be t taken against g. inst
In the c cenaS. acr the relief demanded
The said action is brought for the
p p9sg":s .t Of ,. S'stesinins 1udsment
Four Hundred Fifty Dollars, a. s evi.
together With interest thereon at. the
18Th day Of snn iss so
g sther With attorney fees and costs,
executed and delivered BY .defenda1..
18th day 81 January. issi, 'a ana f S% the the
closure It certain real se estate e. mort aors
pisinti 81 tie said cs Cha es & 5ohn no
SON. on the 18th day Of January. 1891,
foreclosing all the right. title and Ia
tereet Of the above defendant in and
to the following described real prOp-
erty. to-wtt: Northeast quarter Of the
northeast quarter Of Section ave and
the north half Of the northwest QUAR-
ter and the north half Of the north.
east quarter Of Section four in Town
ship nine south and the south half OF
the southeast quarter. the northwest
southwest quarter. and the southwest
quarter of the northwest quarter OF
Section thirty-three and the southeast
quarer OF the northeast quarter and
the east half Of the southeast quar-
ter OF Section thirty-two in Township
eight south, all in Range fifty one east
Of the. Montana Meridian. Montana,
containing. six hundred forty acres.
All OF which more fully appears from
the verified complaint Of the plaintiff
on file herein, preference to which il
hereby specifically made.
WITNESS my hand and the seal of
said Court, this 2sth day Of August.
II. r. STRAITON.
Clerk Of the District Court.
-, Court Seal.l
N. A. BURKEY.
Attorney for Plaintiff
Br0adus. Montana. S1-S22
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KER D. DUNLOP. Plaintiff.
SAMUEL j. JONES, and MRS.
MAY JONES. his wife,
Defendants,

Z I Mi, 2; puM MOE: Plsintig.
MAY JONES. hIs VIZ:
Defendants.
THE STATE OF MONTANA SENDS
GRRETING TO THE ABOVE NAMED
You are hereby summoned to an
swer the complaint in this action
which is filed in the office Of the clerk
eopy aha s fs and
after the service Of this summons. ex-
ors Yor q dny Of service and in case
BY default for the relief demanded in
the complaint.
FIVE HUNDRED DoLLARs $3.50 oc1.
together with interest. attorney fees
made execueed ana Sy
the above named defendants. Samuel
!: Jones and Mrs. May Jones. his wife,
for the purpose Of securing ing" decree ae Of
foreclosure Of one certain real estate
NOR mortgage made; executed and deliv-
e fnsa. oy the said defendants. Samuel J.
On stS isis cS to 'G ps'nt ii: f %,ss
cio:ine an the right: title and interest
q al the above defendants in and to
the following described real property,
The Northeast Quarter of the
Southeast Quarter lNEK Of sEXS
Of Section Twenty -four (2H in
Township Nine (sl South Of Range
Fifty-three (5S) East Of the Nom
tana Meridian: also the Northeast
Quarter of the Southwest Quarter
(NE4 Of SWA). the East Half Of
the Northwest Quarter (EM. Of
NWA).. and Lots One and Three
Il and - OF Section Nineteen (l9):
and Lot Four (4) and the South
east Quarter Of the Southwest
Quarter (SEA Of swK) Of Section
Eighteen 1s) in Township Nine
tal South Of Range Fifty-f four
(64l East Of the Montana Meri-
Hundred eleven and ninety-one
hundredths (311.S1) acres. more or
less. according to the u. s. Gov
eminent Survey.
All Of which more fully appears
from the verified complaint Of the
which L hereby specifically made.
WITNESS my hand and the seal Of
said Court. this 24th day Of August.
A. D. 1893.
(Court seal.) Clerk.
r. b. HAYES,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Rooms Ia Arnold Block.
Miles City. Montana. S1-S22
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Not the "0Id ADAM" We Fear.
This note was received. BY q Rexbury
school-teacher: "Willie tells me you've
BEEN asking where's his glasses. 7
want to tell you he has had his adams
and tonsils removed this summer and
he don't need them."-Boston Tran.
script.
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Neen end the Avrera.

BY means Of sounding balloens there
have been collected specimens Of tAA
air up to an altitude Of mere than
GloAt and q half miles. Analysis
sheWs the presence Of helium only In
~ layers lower than about nix mileA
Men. a the contrary, II found ct alli
levels and this fact II regarded -
eea0Fming the ident1hcatio0 Of ~.
seal spectroscopic lines Of neon In tho
spectrum Of the aurora boroalia
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Il . man Il walking. It Il the arse
yeandple Of philosophy to say that ha
= net walking, the nrst principle e
science to say that he 10 placing one
test before the other and bringing The
hinder ena IN turn to the fore, the 1rse
Dsincipae Of art to say that the man -
neee than walking. he u yearning:
then there are times when scient1oe,
plaeoophsr and post Ill discover e
Q sudden that by heavens! the man o
walking and acne other.-Kenneth
Burke, IN the Dial.
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1o poljsh olase.

Glass IL polished In various diIoey
snt manners. Plate glass II rougAe1
with sand, smoothed with emery, ana
polished with crocus. A good polish.
Ing powder for show cases consists
Of rock alum. burned and finely DeW.
dered. five parts; powdered chalk
one part; mix and apply with q dry
brush.
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Poverty oosMotlmoe Beneficial.
Poverty 10 uncomfortable, % I ~.
self can testify; but nine times eue
se ten the best thing that can hapDea
to . young man 70 to b tossed ovoe.
heard and compelled to sink or swiu
for himselh-James 4. Gar0old.
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Restawrant French.

Lamped "a local bill q fare By -
n. C-"Horses d'osuvfA" This r.
minds % Of the story Of the Young
maA In New York who was dining -
. Arst-elass restaurant win his bo1E
believed. She was poFing ever to
mean wondering what to order when
he put In, "What you want to start
with, dearie. IL some Of those heroa
doveS."-Boston Tran1cFipt
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N take tolerant and Sympathetic
view e The farmers strivings for bet
ter things II not = give 4 blanket
endorsement to any specific plan, and
stiu les to applaud the vagaries Of
some Of their leaders and groups.
Neither should We, On the ether hand:
allow the froth e hitter agitation.
false economies, and mistaken radical.
In to conceal tho facts Il the farm.
os6 alsadvantages. and the precticahll.
IT. q eliminating them BY well-eeo.
sadered measures. Il may b that u
farmers viii not show the buslaoao
sagacity and develop the wise lealee.
ship tn carry through sound plans; bot
hat possibility does not Justify the
obstruction e THAR upward efforts.
We % city people. Sc In high aad
speeulatively manipulated prices,
spoilage, waste. scarcity, the results
OF detective distributiea Of farm prod.
ucts. Should It not oceur to ~ that
we have . common interest With the
farmer In HE attempts to attain q de-
Sres Of efficiency In distributioa ese.
eesponding to HE s@clsncy In produe-
don't D. not The receot Auetuatleos
u the Nay wheat optsn, appareot1y
unrelated 70 noe0al lnteraetioa g
supply and demand, s6lsr . timely
Oeeee g the need Of oeme such seahll-
ting agsaey - the grain growers have
b esassas.atteu,
h = esatsadsd that, II tbsl1 ~.
Dsssd organlsations - per1scesd m
soeeate1. The farmses win Aavs =
tAelP. hands N instrument tha& wil -
capable e dangerous abuse. We Az
~ dat Z Win - possible . pssvsEt
: - arbitrary ed spprss6lve Dsaoo-
olag Aso u legitimate ~ e egG0.
- - slab1lAag ~ 1sw q ~
1seole0 = ~ nasAs< y ~ - =
80 c QeQlle1e - e1leQl =
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Different Reaeens.

Movie Sign-"Why Chris Leave
Hsns Monday" That's easy, it's
wash day.-Chicago Evening Post.
Net necessarily, brother, there's enc
dear girl" We know Who leaves hone
4soday because It's Bargain day
Doston Transcript.
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some ASPECTS OF FARMERS PROBLEMS
3 By BERNARD NJ BARUCH

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connection with the selling orraniza-
lions the United States Grain Growers
Incorporated 10 drafting q scheme q
financing instrumentalities and auxil,.
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Hard Job,

Il u still pretty hard to get q wen.
N who - compelled to do her ewD
housswork to believe her husband =
ooeeessful. no matter how honestly -
nay be getting his income.
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oems Oct That Way.

Give the other fellow credit for havs
Ing q little understanding. I kneW
q man who thinks he u the only IN.
Alvi1ual who ever read any shake.
opoafo-L.ouisvillo Courier. Journal.
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Pesserfui Remedy.

Professor Ooue thinks that many me-
nasses can b cured BY suegeGtieo.
1h0 mere suggestiea ef the deetoeo
~ often has the desired e1eeG-
Punch Lendoo).
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ALIAS SUMMONS.
(F0r Publication.)

SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL DisTRiCT
III an H Eos STATE i9r OF 1M 2 Y a g
POWDER RIVER
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SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
POWDER RIVER,
The Washington times., 1922-07-30
BY THE WAY

Cultivate the hand-signal
habit.
Never dash by street cars as
they are about to stop.
Don't drive spasmodlcally. 1t
keeps the driver behind worried.
Remember that the pedestrian
at the crossing has a right to
cross.
Slow down and keep to the
right as you come to the crest
OF a hill.
Look out for children, in
stead OF expecting them to look
out for you.
When the driver behind wants
to pass, slow down and draw
over to the right. 1t is safer
to have him speeding ahead
than alongside.
The discovery that monkeys
can be taught good manners Is
very encouraging. Perhaps in
time II will be possible to teach
road hogs.
Any driver who stops his car
on a curve or who attempts to
pass another car there INDUCES
in one OF the most reprehensi-
BILE practices of the unthinking
road user. To those guilty Of
doing this when not driven to 1t
by necessity no ordinary pun
ishment can be considered as
being too drastic.
The Washington times., 1922-07-30
EARL MOTORS PLANNING .
CHEAP ENCLOSED CAR

: Believing that every motor car
owner eventually will drive an en-.
lclosed car, Clarence A. Earl, presi.
Sdent OF Earl Motors, Inc, Jackson,
Mich, is about to announce a new
lenclosed model which in price and
Two 'Imanship will create sensa.
III,
Commenting on this, H. NJ. Hen.
derson, local distributor of Earl
Ears, said: Knowing Mr.. Earle's
keen interest in the type of car
ssuitable for all seasons, l am sure
this new car will be splendidly re-
fceived.