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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13
Porto Rico District
Attorney Forcibly
Ousted from Office

san Jt.NN. Arrll 90 District
Attorney uIty ColIlzu ordc.Hi hr
GOV Reilly to .urr.Udn hI- office
refused tu do zu -yn#fsrd1r nn Che
ground that De- hti been iIivEnIlN
removed Us Wa~ fnr.lhlN uuHIU.I
with tho HII ~ tho polite,
An the evidence 100 the invest
Cation Of Gov Reilly wa ftsru
away personally from the district
attorney uffi,e by the assistant
attorney general
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13
|ROKER CHARGES
KEPT HIM
PRISONER 8 DAYS
bavs He Was Robbed
Of $4,000 Pin and
$500 in Cash

4 NEW york, Aprii 10 Charg-
MAT he had been kept a pris-
Irr for three days and nights Ia
H. Riyerside Drive apartment OF
sa Maivena Hickman, actress,
'hbod 81 a 800. 600 stick pin, $500
cash and d rhinoco o. tufk
.pdIed wHikinE stick, aud forced
sign checks for large amounts.
n Nicholson. today caused the
unF woman's nrreei.
Nj Nicholson. who D. Is years
Ia and married. DECLARED that he
b. IN tho young womnu's apart
lent from 7 D. M March 20 20
H. same time March % and that
II has been very ~ since.
Becausc OF Mr. Nicholson's III
la. examination Of Mis- Rich
han. who denied the charges. was
II fas nalnnaaN Glfs Rap Feleasea
. ti0.0o0 ball
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13
By DR. H. ~ BISHoP

ri ever tty
an air bath
" INDUCED Tor
e certain tim"
each day 10 VIII
soon render you
a M 20 IN
vinyihlo Ca cutd
81 disease
only persons
Whurs
an
o. tuud vessels
cnn respond 10
cspost &C. Of tho
naked. hutlS tu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13
Try an "Air Bath"

out Of water at about so degree
fnhro-hcit and reduced until 10
about 90 Fahrenheit
DO not attempt to train ynui
skin Co q resistant condition too
RAPIDLY Following the rubbIup
with the wash cloth. the cold
water shower Or duuchc from
pitcher may he taken.
Begin az 90 degrees and reduce ID,
so. or uutil n plea mnt reaction
onses 10 follow r. csr measure.
viii Improve your skin ard add Co.
you general health
-" much afraid NJ skin food and
marvellous Internal md external
cures for skin troubles Trouble.
the skin O. often more than
skin deep
Occasionally after Viroruu-
cleansing the skin may De- dry and
hard. and "a rubbing with glyr,rIu
and Olive Oh may De- beneficial
OILS dp NOT really feed the skin
since they are rapidly absorbed
into circulation
plmple- -hsw.uE pms cor unIuf
~ matter should no pur,fur.I
with u needle sfprIlIyrd In alcohol
ur iodine or The flame uf re- match
'rvrvHri they may DO, huthDu with
saturated hurl, HrId solution and
very hot moist cloths applied
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13

The CoInks liked to serve beef
three uuos "a day. they said You
see. explained Mrs Celnk. there
a-e 10 % u and we all like beer
80 much.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13
BUCKLE FREED,
|0PES TO RETURN
TO THE MOVIES
VS. He Believes He
Is Due for a Come
Back

M FRANCISCO. April Ia
remaining mnnslnughtcr charge
Inst Ro-Dc ttattyD Arbueklc.
was acquitted last night by -
after SiN minutes dc;ibcration,
Dismissed today by the dis
/ attorney.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13

end 81 thf second week the now
figures on the numhe of idls men
-huwpd an iucrease of Oh a. since
The opening % the Suspension when
he union claimed 500 % purtiri-
pant. pf this number 20 GOO r'.
,ruit- have tHsu added THE week
union uffic ats asserting thar most
have been obtained loo central
Pennsylvania
Except for the Development In
the ncu-uniou fields nu change
has set COME Boo the general -itut
ton In unison circles here thr
opinion apparently was That fh'
strike b. settling down 60 1 test
OF endurance aud that any changes
VII occur slow
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13
Eleven Kinds of Lawn
S%pnnklers
NEI nm n

Nl-O nav stock hl-. IA - AMI
5n-ft lengths. or any l,ugth .
kurir'r 4 Co.. g0s-22O y ~Drsnd
-. Aihuqucrquce inrgc hHrdwnr'
sfu#s
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-19
DAVA VYSTRAEIU UFIL OBARONJJM.
HOOVER PRAVf, zE vLADA BUDE KONTROL LOvA.
I'll dolly, NEDOVEDOU-LI TO SAMI

Washington, 18. kvetna. - Uheni 6zari iichz dola
plichaz vetsna neunoveho nh doue pres savku
hokopu dospei dnes dorozum6n sekretarem obchodu
Hoveem ma zaveden planu mz bylo vyderac
sv vysoke uh behem obdob cstecneho ochromen
uheneho prdmysu nasledkem savky
Plan prijaty po debate vemi ostre behem nfz D.
Hoover rek tezanm shromazdenym zde podneu preside
ia Hardnga re bud euheny prmysl must ovlada sam
nebo vada e bude ovladat byl zvastnm w
borem tezafd odkazan generanimu navadnimu Daugher
nu ku schvaleni
Vybor rovnez vydal vyzvu ku v6 sch6z tezarl ktefi
plan by schvai uved cinnost vyborovou orqan-
saci
sutnos, plan bude vyzadovati uvofeni akehosi Wy
rovnavho vyboru kazdem tezafskych uhenych dsrk-
tn poznstavajcho 6zaf zastupcG spotrebovaei vlad
nho zfizence jenz by ved dozor mad rozdlenm uh pf
hed tomu aby prodavano bylo primo spofebovateldm
ceny prmerene.
Hlavn vybor We Washngon6 bude udrzovati styk spo
updsoben mez dsrknim vybory Ma schdz pftomno bylo
padesa vekych tezafd kefi tento plan pra ava nutno
jest ziskat souhas osatnch OO aby setal zdarem
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-19
SPOJ. STATY A SCHUZE v HAAGU.
STANOVISKO ZDEJSf VLADY JEST VYSVETLENO
v UREDNfM PROHLASENf.

Washington 18 kvetna Obsirne objasneni americkeho
hedska dskussi odbokI ruskych hopodarskych pro-
beech Haagu kabeografovane odborem statu vcera
flo podkad porady vevsance Chda Sgnorem Schanze
rem Lloydem Georgem dnes Janove.
Proev vsak este vice zduraznuje presvedeeni wash
ngtonske vady re Rusko musi 3bav sovemu Jake sn
krok hospodafsk emu obnoveni ssssesssT
Byo ucneno jasnym re kdezo Spojene Staty nepfej 81
akymkoh zpusobem pfekazet setrovan meznarodnfm od
bornky vlasne chaz Rusku jsou hotovy brati 6ase
stv kazdem panu jenz by mel vyhradne ce podni
mutt ohoto vysetfovani westinghouse fednici sou st ze
vedek ukaza by pouze re havn ekonomckou prekazkou
ruskeho obnoveni jest sovetsmus.
Pokud nauky vady, jez protkany jsou ruskym
dem dne H. kvena nebudou zvraceny Rusko nebude
vadano pod temez hospodafskymi theoriem at jakako
jest forma eho vady jez pfevadai ceem ostanim svete
nemuze hedsku Amerky, oekavati re bude moc obnov
obchodni vztahy ostatnm sv6tem.
Bod, jenz zataras amercke ucasensvi ma konferenc
Janove opetn6 posavl amerckeho pre pozvan
do Haagu bylo vyv6teno pine zastupcIm Janove
by re celia procedure zacala ednanim pockeho razu p
nadhazovao re sovety mohou by uznany mocnom
tim Spoene Staty nemohou souhlasti, stene Janov1
ako Haagu nejmene byy by ochotny ku schvalen Jake
hoko planu ma poskytnuti pnjcky promne ruske Wade
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-19
NADEJE MA UCAST AMERIKY.
LLOYD GEORGE KONAL DLOUHOU KONFERENCI
S AMERICKYM VELVYSLANCEM

Janov, Is. kv6tna. - Americky velvyslanec Richard
Washburn Child premier Lloyd George Sc dnes vecer
opetne vzhledem amerckemu stanovsku vnc konerenci
Haagu opetne nadeje vyjarena bya delegacen ze
Spojene Saty konecne rozhodnou sucastniti sc.
Po formalnim pfjeti panu pro Haagskou schnz slav-
mem prohasen udrzovani pfimem behem ednani Haa
gu cyr mesce potom hopodafska conference neobraa
zadnyn nymi zalezostmi Delegati skladaji 81 veci pr
pravu odjezdu lined penarnm zasedani Ultra jez
bude venovano hlavne recneni.
Hlavn zajem soustred eci iez proslov brticE
mnistersky pedseda Ccern hava delegace Lloyd
George pravi re 81 nepriprav zadnou bude
az ostatn deegat proslov rec bude Jim aks
povidat Brcka delegace odede hned Ultra avsak
nepochybne zdrz az do pondeka Vyskytu poves
sovety mohou uzavri das dohodnu nasoupi
Berlina
Nekok clend bolsevcke delegace zustane pry tam az
bude eti Haagskou konferenc Ddezite udalo sou
ocekavany ruskych vztazch behem nekolka prch ydnn
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-19
OSM MRTVYCH v
BELFASTU.
Ma nekolika mistech doslo
k bojIm mezi policii
. vytrzniky.

Belfast, Irsko, 1S. kv6tna. -
Osm osob bylo zabito v bojleh
poulicnfch a pfi vrhani bomb.
Policie a vojsko konaji pro-
hlidku dim Cd domu v republi
kanske ctvrti, patrajice po
zbGjnicich, kteri vedrali Sc do
Musgrave policejnich kasaren,
zavrazdivse konstebla.
Ulsterske hlavni mesto "a
zilo tn nejhorsi noe hruzy cd
16. brezna. Sinnfeinisticti zbui
nici utkali sc 8 policii v hoto-
We bitve ma ulici a pet jich by
10 zabito.
Tlupa ozbrojenych muzil
vstoupila do elektricke poulic-
nj kary. v Belfastu dnes a "a
stfelila diva pasazery.
Do kasaren, ke zavrazd6n
jeden konstebl, dostali sc zbul-
nici pod predstirkou, re jsou
policiste mimo sluzbu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-19
SVfZELE BULHARSKA
S WRANCELOVCI.

Sofie, II. kvetna. - Nekolik
dlstojnikd, kterf slouzili v an
tibolsevicke Rampant v jiznim
Rusku, jest obvineno bulhar-
skou vladou, re sorganisovali v
zemi spehounskou sluzbu re
s pomoci oposicnich zivld chy-
stall statni prevrat. Rusky ge-
neral Satilov byl vypovezen re
Sofie diva rusti plukovnici by
Ii zatceni, kdezto til byvali Gle
move Wrangelova generalniho
stabu obrzeli rozkaz, aby ne
prodlene opustili Bulharsko.
Vedle toho vsichni rusti uprch-
lfci byvali rustf vojini v Bull
harsku byli nynf postayeni pod
prisnou dohlidku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-19
PRO KRATSf PRACOVNl DEN.
OCELARSTf MACNATI, MA HOSTINE PRESIDEN-
TA SLfBILI "STUDOvATp TUTO OTAZKU.

Washington, 18. kvena. - Ocelafsh primysnici
ferenc Bem Dome dnes vecer presidentem Hardngem
schva zasade navrh tehoz zuseni dvanacthonoveho
pracovnho dne.
Cyficet vddc tohoo primysu kerf byli pftomni jed
noysne pal resouci splnomocnujici pfedsedu
Steel Iron Institute jmenovat petcenny vybor podn-
mutt vedeck6ho bedv6ho vysetrovan t6to zaleztos t
ably poda voj zpravu ocelafsk6mu prdmysu.
Soudce Ebert H. Gary pfedseda rdelske rady United
States Steel Corporation predseda nut, bude menovat
vybor, jenz podnikne vysetrovan.
Ocelafsh prdmysnfci pozvani byi do Beho Domu, kde
nell vece presdentem Hardngem, aby pojednali tom,
zda da uskuecn zrusen dvanachodnneho pracovniho
dne k dobru prospechu cele industrialn Ameriky.
Soudce Gary jenz prevail uohu muvcho druziny, kdyz
hoe rozchazei prav ze ednym ceem konference byo
uvazova oazce, zdali jest to prakcke zadouci zrusi
dvanacthodnovy pracovnf den ocearskem prdmysu" Da
e dodal ze schze bya nanevyse harmoncka ze cenove
vybou budou nejdfive jmenovani
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-19
o "svEDoMf v oBcHoDE".
PRIMLOUVAL Sc PRESIDENT HARDING RECI
PRED OBCHODNf KOMOROU.

Washington, 49, kvetna - Pred sezdem obchodn komo-
r Spoenych Sad zasedan zde president Harding odsoud
nesvedomite prakky obchode prohas ndustran
cru Name pry ocekavan vice, nezi oxivenf obchodu.
vaka trvae zmeniia dske nazirani pravi ne
bude zadneho navratu ku prdmysu vymeny
obchod6.
Vyzyva obchod, ably 81 uvedom tuto zenu Dal ameri-
ckym kapalnm dive rady vystrahy reci ez dokala
stanoviska vady vc obchodu poednavala zvast
ckych obchodnch smenicich vzazch nym narody cel
nj pfedoze ez pfftomne jest proednavana kongresu
vrzich adminsrace obchodni lodstvo.
Mluv 0 "obchode svedomim vybizel sve poslucha-
&C. ably podal kol vyloucit obchodu t, kdoz nemaji
v6dom jechz nesvedome praktiky vzbuzuji krku kter
nekdy provazi nasi americkou cinnost"
We chvf kdy "brzy nastoupme svoj pre-
du meJte ma pamet eno novy stav dskeho nazrani
buzene aspirace clovecenstva', pravi president.
Ma sezdu pfitomni jsou zasupcove obchodnch komor
ceych Spojenych Sat1 ednim cevelandskych delegate
Jest Newton D. Baker, Glen kabinetu presdenta Wlsona
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-19
20 sNATKU ROZCHOD.

Los Angeles, 18. kvetna. =
Winifred Hudnutova, znama
profesionelne jako Natasa
Rambova, jez provdala Sc v
sobotu v Mexicali, Mex, "a
Rodolpha Valentino, filmove-
no herce, odejela vcera vecer
do New Yorku, die zpravy OBJ
drzene jednim zdejsim denni-
KEN. Novomanzele Sc pry do
'hodli, ze budou ziti odloucene,
pokud rozvodni dekret Valen-
tinuv nevejde v plathost a pax
Sc dali znovA oddati. Otec ne
vesty jest bohatym vyrabite.
lem vofiavek v New Yorku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-19
PRUVOD v DEN ZDOBENI
HROBU.

80. kvetna, kdy letos pfipa-
da Den zdobeni hroba, uspofa-
dan bude velky prdvod ma
nemz Sc budou podileti vyslou-
zilci tri valek, Obcanske, Spa
nelske a Svetove. Az dosud
bylo pfihlaseno ma 1000 vete-
ran1 Sc sedmi hudebnimi sbo-
ry. Nejstarsi vyslouzilici We
zeni budou v autech, kdezto
mladsi budou "slapat" cd move
zednarske sini ma Euclid ave.
ma Superior av., kde bude pred
Arkadami zrlzena prehlizeci
tribuna. Porucik L. Williams,
vyslouzilec valky "Severu pro-
ii Jihu" zvolen byl velkomar.
Salem. Prdvod sam die pred
bezneho rozdelenf bude citati
S divisf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-19
NEJsOU PRO ODzBROJENf.
Tuto naladu zjistil Svaz Naro-
dG mezi evropskymi st8ty.

Geneva, 18. kvetna. - Ma
rodove Evropy nejsou v nala-
de pro odzbrojeni, ba dokonce
ami pro podstatne zredukovani
Armad q zadneho znacnejsiho
zmenSeni pozemniho zbrojeni
nelze ocekavati behem. pristich
til neb ctyr rokG.
Takove jest min6ni odzbro-
jovacich znalcI Svazu Naro-
d1 clenG docasne smiSene ko
mise ma zbrojenf, ktera jest
nastrojem, pomoci nehoz Svaz
snazil Sc po minule diva roxy u
ciniti nejaky pokrok We smeru
svetoveho ozbrojeni.
Komise, utvorena v zari ro-
ku 1929, prvnim shromazdenim
Svazu, skonci svoji praci v
cervnu, kdy zaverecna zprava
budc vypracovana po zariovou
schulz shromazd6ni.
Jenom dvacet odpovedi bylo
obdrzeno az do dneSka ma do
taznik rozeslany temer pred
osmi mesici 81 clen1m, zada-
jici 0 podrobne informace 0
pritomne velikosti armad,
mnozstvi valecneho materialu
ma ruce a obmyslenem zredu-
kovani. Vsechny svetove moe
nosti, s vyjimkou Ruska a Spo-
jenych Statd, jimz dotaznik
nebyl poslan, v mineni znalcI
odpovedely pozoruhodnou u
pffmnosti.
Janovska konference a ru-
sko-n6mecka smlouva, minenl
cleni komise a IrednikG Sva-
zu, zasadila t6zkou ranu od-
zbrojovaci Rampant Svazu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-19
LYNCOVANi MA JIHU.
JEDEN CERNOCH UPALEN, JINY OBESEN DAvY
"MSTITELU"

Davisboro, Ca. 49, kvena. Charles Atkins, cernoch,
15ey jeden cyf uveznnch muzu zavrazdeni pani
Elizabeth Kichensove, 20ete, upalen byl zde dnes.
Lyncovan udao miste spachan vrazdy nasedo-
valo domnee pznan 15leeho vezne Tryznen by zvo.
hofcm ohn panact minut pak kdyz krcel boesti by
dotazovan sve spoluvinniky
Coonroe, Tex, 18. kvetna. Teo mladeho cernocha
ezeno bylo farma Grimes cesty BIZ
re Plantesve dnes Cernoch jenz by pode jmenem
Early, patrne byl lyncovan v6era vecer.
Early zatcen byl polc pondel vecer, kdyz kirk ste
mlade dvky, jez znasnen pry pokousel vZrusi
sedsvi Byl do vezen Anderson avsak utekl od
tamtud ltery noc.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-19
DALSf zALOBY BUDOU
VZNESENY.

Chicago, 18. kv6tna. - City,
ii move zaloby budou zadany
Cd velke poroty Ultra We spoje-
nj "delnickou valkou", jez po
nekolik mesicl terrorisovala
Chicago. Pred tim jiz bylo
obzalovano osm delnickych
predaki a move zaloby opiraji
Sc pry 0 pfiznani n6kterych re
zatcenych osob. Jmena muzu,
kteri vypalili vystfely, jez u
smrtily diva strazniky, udana
byla policii jake Charles Dau-
dzaukis "Floater" Stanley.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-19
TROCKY ZNEUZIL PRY
FONDU.

Londyn, 18. kvetna. - OBJ
vineni, ze Leon Trocky, komi-
saf pro valku, zneuzil fondI
sovetu, zphsobilo vravu We
schulz Vseruskeho 1stredniho
vyboru, sdeluje dnesni depese
z Kodane ku Daily Telegraph.
Trocky unikl pry ze sine zad-
mimi dvermi "a vseobecneho
rozcilenf, iez vyvolalo obvinf-
nj proti nemu vZnesene.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-19
ZADNA SNfDANE ZAD-
NY DOMOV.

New York, 18. kvetna. =
Soudce Benedict v Brooklyne
rozhodl dnes, re kdyz "zena
neuvari muzi snidani, tyz ma
postacitelnou pricinu k rozvo-
du" udelil jej Henry Pring-
lerovi, jenz podal zalobu ma
svoii manzelku Margaretu.
Svedcil, re "a ctyri' leta, co
isou spolu, zena nikdy mu ne
uvarila snidani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-19
BAPTISTE SEBRALI
$35, 600, 900.

Jacksonville, Fla, 1S. kvet-
ma. - Zpravy yykazujici, ze
vice nez S35,OOO,OOO z S75,-
100000 fondu ma missionar-
skou praci bylo ziskano, pred
lozeny byly vcera vecer ma sje-
zdu baptisti jizniho obvodu,
jenz zaseda zde. Clenove sc
zavazali, ze fond doplni do r.
1924.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-19
MEsTO ZATOPENO.

Riverside, Call, 18. kvetna.
- Nasledkem prevalent sc hri
re reky Colorado, zatopeno by
10 mesto Ripley a asi 10000
akrd bohate farmarske p1dy
jest pod vodou. Mnohe budo1
W byly podemlety vodou, JED
prorvala 81 hluboke koryto
m6stem. Lide v nfzinach by
dlfcf zachranili Sc vcasnym d.
t9kem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-19
ZENY UZNANY BAPTISTY.

Jacksonville, Fla, Is. kvet-
ma. - Ackoli apostol Pavel
prohlasil, ze "zena ma v ko-
stele mlceti'', Sized baptisttl
iizniho obvod1 zasedajici zde,
odhlasoval, re nadale zeny mo-
hou byti voleny do vykonneho
vyboru a rnznych komisi. OPP
posici proti navrhu vedl DR.. j.
w. Potter z Louisville, KY,
jenz Sc hlavne odvolaval ma sv.
Pavla, ale prohral.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-19
HRAZ Sc PROVALILA.

Nicola B. c. 18. kvena Vodnf vlna mnoho stop vyso-
ka pehnaa pres toto mesGko dnes casne rano kyz
rha hraz feky Nicola jez stoupa cet stop meme
dvacet minutach Nenf znamo prseli n9kdo zvot
chny vladn cesty mostly oko byy vymaety.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-04-27
BRIGHTER DAYS FOR sHEEPMEN

The exhaustion of the war stocks accumulated by the gov
eminent is taken by the more prominent flockmasters II wes
as indicating a big demand for wool the coming season: rory
cent wool is thought very probable by those OF nope1ul minu u
the sheepmen. Mutton prices have been exceptionally good ana
the market continues firm.
Sheep were at one time an important industry OF this sec
ton of Montana and although there are quite a few Iiocks scat
ual observer. In the earlier days Great Falls was one u the great
deal of its prominence, as its results are not so visible = te cas-
ual observer. In the earlier days Great Falls was one o Itne greaes
pounds of wool were sold at that point. All the wool OF TINS secIon
and the Judith Basin was hauled by team through Belt ana II
was no uncommon sight to see from one to a dozen rains Il ten
and twelve horse teams daily pass through town loaded with great
bales of wool. Railroad facilities now enable sheepmen to load
their wool on cars near the home ranches, and thus one picturesque
feature of the business is eliminated.
The shearing crews are still an important part OF the INDUS
try and follow the work by starting in the southern pens and COM
ing north with the season, but as a rule they are more business
like and have lost much of the picturesque responsibility OF the
old time shearing crews. Most of the shearing nowadays Is done
with power machines and an expert hand shearer l a rarity.
The small flock of one or two hundred sheep is not uncom-
mon of many Montana farms of today and these Will undoubtedly
become more common as farmers realize the profits that can be
made in a small flock of well bred sheep. The present outlook Tor
the business is encouraging to the small flock owner, as wen as
10 the big f1ockmaster.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-04-27

Some one with an observant eye has said that it takes an
old man to plant a tree, the inference being that the young are
too impatient for results to invest in such slow-growing pleasure.
However, fortunately for the lumber industry, nature herself is
a persistent tree planter and our forests have a habit of perpetu-
ating themselves even though man does his utmost to destroy
her efforts. The Importance of tree culture has created Americas
Arbor day, the fiftieth anniversary of which was celebrated
this month.
No special day is necessary for such planting, and anyone in
Belt who possesses a plot of ground will find satisfaction in setting
out a tree, or better still, halt a dozen of them. No special skill
is required and no expense incurred, as plenty of native shoots
can be found anywhere along Belt creek suitable for growth into
desirable shade trees. Cottonwood, balm-of-giead, willow or
box elder, all may be trained into shapely trees, are rapid growers
and native to the soil. For the more ambitious, elm, ash, birch,
maple, poplar and many other varieties are not excessive in cost
and all grow well in this climate, while the harder fruit trees will
respond with care. Any or all of them add much more than their
cost to the value of a town plot, to say nothing of the satisfac-
ton of watching them grow.
May 10 has been named as Arbor day for Montana.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-04-27

on THURSDAY, the 9th day OF APP
riI, 1922, ut z. 100 O'Clock p. n Of said
day 1t the West Entrance Of the Court
House Of Cascade county, IN Great
Falls. Montana, all the right. title,
claim and interest Of the above named
defendants, in and to that certain
property decribed n follows, towit-:
Lot numbered One ~, in Block
numbered One Hundred Thirty-One
(131) Of the town or townsite of
Great Falls. Cascade County, Mon
tana, subject to the rights Of the pub
lie m the highway known rs Park
Drive, Is far as it affects the prop
erty hereinbefore described
Dated Great Falls, Montana, this
10Th da of March, 1922
BOB GORDON, Sheriff.
By MELVIN ROWE.
Under Sheriff.
First pub. Apr. 8, 1922--27.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-04-27
Twenty Years Foo
Items Taken ut Random From
the files of the Times of 1902


J. e. Epperson is located at Chinook
for the summer.
! Miss Pearl Joyce Of Monarch Is Wis
iting friends in Belt.
S. L. Crane of the Crane Sheep Co.,
was a business visitor in Great Falls
Saturday.
The sheepmen are looking for an
advance in the price of wool the COM
ing season.
Mrs. w. (. Nimmons and son, of
Great Falls, is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. III. w. Willard.
A bill to create a United States land
district with offices at Great Falls
has passed both the house and the SEN
ate.
Frank Lewis returned last week
| from Canada, where he had marketed
q couple of carloads of mules and
horses.
The fire department has sent a re-
quest to the commissioners asking
the county to furnish 600 feet of fire
hose for Belt.
Dave Barker Of Neihart left Sat-
Mexico and Central America before re-
turning to Montana.
1t is said that the big trestle on the
| Great Northern two miles north Of
town will be replaced this summed
with q new steel bridge.
Miss Mildred Dodd has closed her
term of school at Riceville, leaving on
Tuesday for Wenatchee, Wash, where
she will spend the summer.
Bill Roach made the first trip over
Kings hill pass to Sheep creek last
Friday on snowshoes. He says the
snow is about six feet deep on the
hill.
The Baker herd of Hereford cattle
on Highwood was recently sold to T..
p. Strobe for about $28 900. The cat
tie viii be rounded up and trailed to
the Sweetgrass hills during the sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Hendrick were in
town from Little Belt Saturday.
Beavers are doing great damage to
| the timber on Belt creek between
| Goodman's ranch and Riceville, ac-
cording to County Surveyor Morrison,
who has been surveying the new coun-
ty road in that section.
The Arlington Neillcreek road has
been accepted by the commissioners
and the monuments set by the county
surveyor. The road is the same as
laid out by A. G. Hay, John Saul and
the Crane Sheep company, with the ex-
ception of some changes in the fences
Of the latter company.