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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-16
! FoR ENCHANoE-REAL
ESTATE
ACREAGE

30 YOU KNOW
That Your Little Farm
Must Have water-
That an inadequate supply
Of water has caused azores
Of failures hy hard working
people that staksd their
savings on being able 10
get plenty Of water In
few feet We want you 10
know the wonderful advant-
age summit View Farms.
with piped water. gives tho
Little Farmer.
when you invest your saw
inEs IN farm home. get the
conesnteneeu that Summit
View Farms offer you and
the wsr 10 success opens
before you.
ASK u. about WATER. W.
have made q careful study
OF Sta necessary uses In de-
vefoptrE successful Income
Farm Homes its an inter-
estlnK subject.
ELECTRIC LOGGING co. Tue.
A. H. Todd. Mgr.
.it Marion st. Phone Elliott sTe'
--rhe Bes, Costs Less
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t1hurvdsy's Qeststiossb
Furnished By Logan q Bryan

fThsrvsisy's QsetstisnsD

cstti~--nsssipts. 6 Market neminsi
Heut steers. t7.sogs fair 90 good
steers ts1bGf 10. good TO choice cows
ana heffsrs. ts0sso. csprers. tsg 10,
bulls. o.. 800 A.2ts calves - 70 o 10 50.
uoa~-ltscripts. 1ff. Market nominal
Prime mined. tii.teaii7ti fous hs
tf.to1fisai pigs. SIC bogii.7k
sh~~p-Rereipts ~. Market nominal
hast % mountain iamta. sit0ftso
valley lambs. fitaii.to. ysariinsa ~
0fii ssthsrs. ssaio. ewes. $3.50
ueDs--1i y 1tc ~
Isg~--1sa daA
th~v~~--ff % zee II.
Bstter~-1xe 10
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HAVE nEEN TRYING TO con-
home and pay fer y AZ lees 'h ~.
rent Have twS places 10 sell this
week. Tcrmn 800 down and tis a
month. About an acre OF best gar
den land goes with zach. HOUSE
No 1, sf.sse. house No. :. 1850.
Take Lake Harisn car g 18th =
W. and Henderson a. Office open
every day ana w nsnSisS
HOUSE AND 20 ACRES BLACK
bottom Land. 4 cleared: near school
aud to~n. 20 nailsa from Seattle.
$40 per acre.
only 1900 for s-scre home. land IL
good, ana level You can make a
living. It's plenty hard work 90
start with. but you are the nors.
Paw sofu~tlrne write now. Yours
truly. John storseth. poaiabo. wn.
SEVEN AcRES---BtiI.DiN
FURNfTuRE--f3.2so
new houee' kood-sike
level. good district. farming tools.
furniture complete. including bed
ding, dishes. etc. easy monthly
terms 10 Satisfactory party who
could mcys on e Y. {, i I, nSa.a'eiy'
203 New York Block
Z ACRES. IMPROVED. KENT
This is a good buy: on. main high
way. near Tancrcd's chicken
ranch: good soil; new Broom cot
tage. chicken house, city Hight
aud water. ON account 81 sick
Immediate sale. price $1,000; s9oo
e"" r. VAN lRsDALE
1915 Third Ave:
WHY PAY MORE7
20 acres good soil. part easily
cleared. balance has some timber
close 10 school and church and fine
Improved farms The rice y
OILY $500. $50 cash. balance $40
por month.
CLIFFORD LAND co.
SIT Third Ave. Open EVENING".
s ACRES. a BAHGAfN; NORTH
Nicely located; good soil; intertIrba ban
nat su,t You. Price and terms
ibe best in the entire district. For
full Information calk at office.
take advantage of this at once.
y. VAN ARsDALE
1915 Third Ave.
GOOD SOIL CENTER
Very best OF alder and vine maple
land, 40 minutes from our office.
We sell at SIS TO $50 per acre:
terms 10 years at Sc. We viii
buiId TO suit or furnish stock. See
MS before you locate.
Milwaukee A. 81. Paul Land Co.
ssi2 University way. Car is.
80 ACRES GOOD LAND. 8 ACRES
cleared: 2-room house. furnished :
poultry house for 900. fruit. ber-
riea. fine stream water: good road.
Full price only sil00; very easy
,n9s Third Ave. Main oo70.
whsHINGToN LAND co
ONLY $50 CASH
ACRE TRACT
lust north Of the city limits; fine
level acre: city water electric
lights: phone only $3.50: terms
tyn cash and SO per month. Gar
Held 2si7 or Elliott 1852.
40 ACRES ALDER LAND
NEAR PORT ORCHARD
10 acres hay: house and outbuild-
fnRE. 81 500; easy terms
r,hone Elliott $3.50. j. u. Mcpherson.
Trustee
al Central Bldg. G. a. Reid. Mgr.
a REAL my IN THE NORTH END
q acres good soil. " cleared. s.
room house. large fireplace. Price
$4,000; terms 1900 cash, balance
MERRITT REALTY CO
7el New York Block
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rnlE iNsrf.aTioN fnil

FREE INSPECTION TRfP
To cur beautiful suburban lands
north Of city. 30 minutes finest
subdivision near Seattle for homes.
berries. chickens or any light
farming: modern eonveniencsa
bus service. east and south slope
10 years terms WIN build OF
furnish stock. Come today. Ken
wood 1851.
Milwaukee a Sc Paul Land Co.
stts University way Car 10.
IfpH sAi.E-sn AcfgltA RICH LAND.
partly developed. 30 minutes 20
city limits. ia miles % psytng.
Sacrifice At z.seo. half essr terms.
J. ". Mccullough. Bethel. Wash,
60 AcRE AAcNfFfcE OF GOOD
land. ~ acres cleared. spfina
harm on milk route easy driving
distance seattle. SIC per acre
easy terms. Garfield ss72
k-ACRE OH 1 ACRE. HINfRToS
HeiEhtss cleared aud splendid for
garden A wonderful bargain. Al
most any tsrmn. call kenwood
k1ao
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Chicago Car Lots
wednesdays ooseaftsssl
Furnished ~ IagAa . Bryss
ale Bsc~ad Ave-. sesasfe
orssn--- Rsetk- Cont Estd LtYr.
wheat. ~ .. ~
1at us
o.s.,....-----. -. is'
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FLOUR AND SUGAR
Wholesale Prizes
pat. t-<'s. city dsl.s.so o see
suGsr--cane. per c~t....... stk
Beet per c"t ..-s..s ....... SIS
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fWeslpeu4sy-s Qos1111n.sb
Furnished BY Isgsa . Brysa
Foreign Securities

"wednesday Qsotsticns)
Furnished by Lagsa q Bryen
sic Second Ave-, 6eaffle
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TAToosH BLAND. March ie.--s A.
". barometer rlsinE. partly cloudy.
wind Dorthvssf. eight miles an hour.
Passed out. strs fAbsrator. Binstsng,
Iionelps and Barrymore. during tho
night. two-masf steamer. probably a
Jap, black stack. five white bands. at
7.3e a m.
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70 FoR sArE-REAL ESTATE

: ACRES. 4 nLocks FROM STA !
tion at Aidorwood Manor, nnc ]
soft price ti.5fat tiV0 cash. [
balance SIS monthly,
Groom cottaNe. North University
district. si.ss0. $3.50 cash. bal.
ahyc $50 per month
e-roem house; large lot. with
downtown: 1880; tsoo cash.
balance as rent
vANDEwERKER
sit Leary uldg. Main siss.
ENrR. QUEEN ami,
hy year. no lneumhiances; no va
csneies $4,000: one-thlrd cash.
third for good. clear inn
proved farm. balance mortgage
s ssss p o o no. s Ms 'Ss ,s. phone As
IRIS NEw-tioe CASH
Es recm. '.rs sa,h s'"s rs sG9% nook sea
ss.too. 100 CASH. balance rent.
Mr. Marsh. Rainier ooe2.
gro a, SPENCER 4 co
S-RooM HOUSE. CHICKEN HOUSE.
garage; eement basement, 7 fruit
tree. sl.5se. terns. asst Findlsy.
10 FOR ENCfIANGE--REAL
ESTATE
TRADE
Choice irrigated land. Yakima
Columbia Basin. for small car "a
part payment must be IN gooi
order. There 10 no better land
with abundance OF water. A real
farm that viii pae biE returns on
labor put on ". WIN help you get
horses and cows.
Phone Elliott sieo. J. u. MePherncn.
Trustee.
an Central nidg. &. a. Reia. Mgr
WANTED - At.f.ENTOvN PENN.
h~.uflfui seattle home call ual.
nieF oesi
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HERE ~ A BARGAIN
On account 81 sickness. ow uef
must sell 10 acres rich iosn
roti. not graeellyi all fenced
nice stream t-roofn house.
only ft.43o.
HERMAN acHRoEDEn
kis-ti white Bidg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-16
BANDITS ELUDE
POSSE IN SNOW
Desperadoes Escape After
Holding Up Camp

Trailcd several miles thru the
snow by Deputy Sheriffs Herbert
Becbc and Frank Anderson. two
bandits who staged daring
holdup at White river logging
camp No. 4. near Enumclaw.
"Wednesday night. were the OBJ
jcct OF a general search Thurs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-16

NEW YORK. March is--pernspd sser,
iinE opensd today At ssstN. francs
10 skssH. lire. to.essss. kronsa. 90 1sst
marks. ts.esssk.
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Ship News
Tides in Seattle

THURSDAY FRIDAY
MARCH ~ MARCH ~
FIRST Low Tide FIRST Low Tide
izlsz q n. ~ n. fiz0 q NJ, ss r.
tirst nigh Tide FIRST nigh Tide
sizs a m, ffs r. TOO a. m. I19 ~
second Low Tios second low Tide
: 90 .. IA. ca a. 1857 .. m. o. ~
second High Tide second High Tide
TIA p. m. iis n sisT p. m, III r.
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fAHN LANDS


80 MINUTES FftuM SEATTLE
10 acres 81 600 ineofn. and living
besides easily made near school
and highway acrsr high state
cultivation. 4 acres choice straw ?
berries tf0 very productive cherry
treeH 80 Bartlett pears. 70 apple
trees acres clover hay. I acre
virgin tree. eomplrte set sp
hulifinEss wells. viii lrriEafs
farm " desired. Includes J cows
horse. 50 chickens. all farm equip.
menI Price only $500. h.tee
cash. balance easy. III health
compsis this sacrifice sale. It's
yonr opportunity.
STEEL REALTY Dew CORR.
Mrzxanine Ftoor. Douglas hidf.
Fourth and UnIon Elliott 1907.
t6-AcRE HAfloAfS. CfOAE TO
railroad. highway and MI Vernon
$500 cash. and yearly t4oo. sA
~ n pssTFRs. rss Third Ave-.
TynnluE fsnaft<. beacon ftf1s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-16
PERSONAL

PILES--PERIANENT RELIEF
Legal guarantee given. No need OF
Knife. no pain: continue work. Ask
20 see Glc-o-nis Pile Treatment
Letters answered Pioneer Drug
Co First ave. and Cherry st.. Lion
Drug Co. s07 FIRST ave.
GLANDS--MEN SUFFERING. RE-
gain your health and strength by
using NfR-GLAND TABLETS
Give you strength. Guaranteed. by
mail. plain wrapper. so tablets for
$500. Chester Medical Co. 232 gard
ave. NJ.
LADIES WISHING PINE SKIN. NO
shiny nose. no blackhcads, write
me. BOX 1873. Star
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70 CIiATTEL LOANS
Money 10 loan. London Jewefry Co.
Established 1890 los End ave. y
100 RIAL ESTATE loans
Money for farm and acreage loans
ROTHE FARM MIRO co. fo22 ard.
1906 LEGAL NOTICE
TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN.
This is 20 certify thnt ". Wombscher
has made an application TO eatab-
iish public garage ct sS22 RAT
uler ave. unpiatted tract on
northeast corner of Rainier ave
and Henderson st.
Anyone desiring 30 protest such oc-
cupancv must file such protest at
the office OF the building Depart
ment, Room sos County city Hide.
prior 20 March 20, 1929
Section 900, Ordinance No. 3t57s.
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Cafue--Efr.fptr see Market val.
Af~er. ttssuf,8e. row. aud beifsrr.
ttuTso. rtocksrs ard feeders. ss.1EG
Wis, bulls. sfbse LEO. eaiy<s. $50
tio4o,
msr~-Reorsrts, ftse Market steady.
rof. tstes bulk. ~. ss0sfs
shs~p--Neeeipfs. t.teo, Markst stotts
higher. Lambs. fis0tt7e. s~ss. ~ 10
o.. feeders. tis0Is.st. ysariinEs tis
0tisbo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-16

Small cottage. 1880. i7s down. $50 mo.
C0gghlIn. SO Am. Ok. BIDS. FL zss"
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sarsr--a,ssds. nss. Ssfss grsnuisssd
1919.
Csffe~--we. rio. spot ps0sSe ID. Ne
Z santos. fss 0ftse ID.
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FbhoAyt 0eeE@sk~1V
fsAc 10
E9gs-estrss. ftKe deas entra ffrsts
lee dos. extra ruiiets. s3e dos: un.
d~<sire1 ruii~ss. Pee doA
flats. fancy. ;ie II
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-24
TAF 7 AND ROOT
ADVISE REFORMS
LAWYERS NEED MORE.
ACADEMIC EDUCATION
Bar Association Hears Heated
Dn,,laalon ON Educational
Requirements Of Legal
HiolcpalOn.

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Ih. h,".'r-" r-' n"'" ell ""' '''"" 80
,L. .""nI,I -"h ,-r' s"""'"'l""" "' ""'
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,,..tIn. ,n,i, = .f tho n.ii"""l """f"'
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,,,n,iriI"r 81 ih- hm"'l""n Il"t r""'''"
,inu ih-I u"rh"rI" rhu'"'l"" u" -"
.uI,-d Iu ihs fuiur" ~ ~ law "'h""'
u,.duui~- --.LI"s "hmlnnI"n &" ~" h'r
ia, rnnTorru"o - doleHniea fi"n
moro ihsu . hundred Nnh nflr hni ~"
rurIptiun -pr rpIlcL r"r ~" ru' r"'"
~ -u"iIIma Tho nupr"ri. " -" "'
rlpIroI Of tho hiffctrmi Hia'"r ln ~"
effort oVcntunlIy I" pIr'N" "' h"hh''"
uud Tcrouniyod standard "f legs nh"
cation Tho din, nsiOn Will ho con
iinund tumnrInw. whom N"t" Ia'" -
tho day viii J.. taken T. doto'rn'"o thn
attitude Uf tnn rtntra rsprr"onted
IIlihu Unot "r Now York. rpoNkinE at
Ia hohDIr ~ tho american liar nnso"i"
lion. denounced conditions. which no
naid msdo p"nrihln tho projections Int"
III. r.nLS ~ tho legal profession mon
incapable of prTf rn,lnE ih'ir huils" ~
lawyer nnd a-L o,i "upp"Ii "f tho Tep
,n,nruha tInu of tho nra",iuiI"n th"i "t
lean, two ,tnIn' "rlIcRo '.uIro 10 -
,uirod nr all Inu t'h""l H'"N""''" '"
ths future
,.hirf Iu.,I.s TAn rl,r,r'uR "n'II
iIuur ~ what ~Nr don'rlh"d "n I"'"T
ln NAM '"U"",u"ltI"s " Il, h l." de- '"'
81 arahl.i i"'"'"r'i""i" - -" "h"I''''
(" tt'o ta' ~-" r""t" "h'''t l""' 'I'
r."r Il, ad .". -Ii". od,i' "II,'""' ''f". ".'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-24

Ilo .l'c. o' uuorri",,r 'r"u ',r' "'""
ucu slicudluE tho moo,luG 30" pr"
rruirl ~ lIallnuau u'"I l." h"d ~
no,ied that thru" ynnrr sE" Wont va
uIu'u ,uu,d huunt uf not h"Ilni "f la
,ioh,odurrI nut nIn's ihUi ilno tho "tS'"
.har uarumcd tho burden 81 NOR" than
lb6. 600 900 ~ debts nud thai '"uhtlnn
,ftStrl,tn und HtHi'!p4.ii'" a." on /"
cuupurnIlyS hnriH. bringing ih" '"'"'
donin within tho 1tslo 1" moro h""
800. .OO0. 600
Z" most tho ptCn'nt ot""iE"n.l Wh''"
Il has hoon ntatSd by "niulain '"m"nnl"
,n a doncit ur 5000. 900 at tho s"d Of
tho pTsssnt yosr" lialla""" stated thai
II 10 hts "duty an tAs '"hm'S"'"hor l"
nrd ,susT an wsll 80 1" nnd ru"dh
i mai thAt tho la 49," 'h""'} "'
Ia.aIlru Ia nouud Sud Iu"t l" I'o".
,,hl,h rs Iha roa, tho nav" 3" 'Ai
la. wsn sd"piri the a "''ss '"'>
80 az wlltlu a." n"'l u" 900"
us a.,,asa rsI 4" - 'o"i- !" l'''
tna - ...au 80 80 's"'". ""h '""" ''"
Iaatal.ruro Ilu'i the ia
.And ,n,,o &" ",, apt" "."". """ '"'
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-24
AIR APPROPRIATIONS 4
DESIRED BY HAYS

WnhhInst"u roh - I'"-i r'H N,I
tI.uotnI iInlp returning I" "s-hlnu,p
Iula, .nn, rrandi"H rsv''aI ~sshs
rIutIho ,nII"I "n ~ .hlisni lie Talh
.nJ ols" "rr.",.h h.f"'s ih. senate All
r,rrItaII""n .",n"Iii.. !" 'nBs 80 spPl
,ntlmn iu the r"a'"fn'. dsr-''msh' bilT
ru, ,untln,"ll"" "f ~" all mall ssff
vlr.
1no r"ni'"""i"r u.nsrsI sTbAd fp.'
- Hnu 1NG h" Iurlud.i f"r rIr wOll de-
,IrrIrs ~ h,i hc.n proved successful
Tho h".,r" ~ prr"lns ~" postofnts bill
.IIulunIaI oil prnyi.l"n f"r air mil ser.
vire
Nj uay. -niI today Ia would assume
hi, uo-. duiI,s a., director general 01
m, Nril"nnl Notion Iroducsrr s-rocia-
ton iu.urpUrn'cd March 6. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-24

Minnoapolir Milan, rob II
tTnInIn-n rsra killud anh hva
nui n.nIos 81 passengers bh1
" hrn train "a 10 through nle
GIoat H0Iih1In galway ana
II"~ ,nIIlird head "n bei"oen
aud u"uii"h~. IhiTIy mlIah
h'i' late I"1nI.
IL, dond ~o,a huri'd una
sto,LnGo 81 ihoIi 'nglnsa no WHY
tnunt fn, Htnno"ruHa '"tfPlHH Navy
h,nh "ul itilI'd ~ W." e"Hlhss
I,.a.nr.,a G,u", i,ain" h"" ~ sn0
rhI,h h.L hoau .i"lIsh. rsIs being
TO-. .,u H., ~" 49," 'iii". on ~" 10
AII Iha drnd i,nIuI"'n u.is '"Hldsats
ui - t'"uI "Ud " ll","'. hih"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-24
Ownc,n Of By Eastern Ohio
ConI Mmcs Join Hooking
Valley Operators III Re
fuenI to Go Into Proposed
Cleveland { Conference.

ILn f"llnwlns "nn"un""msht
.f ia. ,.fu..I 81 ~. Tiii ,buIkh
V.tn bpa,ainI" sss"'l-''"h y"
,u..I tInII.d Hlun walkers sfr
n,I.In ~ ,."ufnIanha 81 flstalshd
-III lee ,.nd ~iih lnisIesi ~
ihIn s..iInr nlUon the pittsburgh
v.It, ,tIn,.im,, .nni,"i ~. Ilah
nlu.n iu it"l"'"i' '"iih'r sn" an
j.,.ni .""ril'a ~ sas'.Tn bh'"i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-24
wOL.VHn IILLIH0 CATTLE

I,s.i r'ailr huni F"b ~ ""lss0
Ia ,i"N.o nIa kiIll"s the cattle In ne
Ioor ,..aL anl nllist"n nsuIion, ats
go, iIn. In A." .nlI ia,.iV 81 Wy hhsrtN
'4n, iuu t"ln t,,tn Wlllla" ". UNsbsgs
a., nahimr f"' ~"if h"unAs The hsavp
nnn- I, nl..u 80 Ihs '"us"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-24
FRAMED THEFT
$4,000 GEMS

r,,rE.r.i I.h - Breaking
hr,u u",lr' ~" "''Hin ~ 'nu"h T1sss
n,u'ur H,T ur'nh l'"h','-"" 10 rlaht
,. f,rrri t.,tuIv I'ur.'Ui"f charles "
r~-inu nuuu,tn''h thsI -hs had "VaWsN
ur uniurdnI ulghiT h"ldup ., her Deal
h",u, rfior rho hrd Irpori"d tho loss
ur lrnrIr r"iih ikO.O
U.ms P"Brh iH safe
Immediately nn.r tho oorfsrsIon. Mr..
Us.Iuu pnrL I"tcph"no n"ssnaa TO
'.rw YniE hniol IsTultod IN the rsoOysTy
~ all tho uInslnG EnnH which wsTs
Eit'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-24
SEVEN KILLED IN
Bic R. R. WRECK

Mmn,np"''n Mtnn. l"h 's."-Hs.sn
psrnonr arc Tor"ri"d Ia h"N" hnsn LillsI
nnd a nuubHr injured tonight whsn Vie
Winnipeg nirr ou 'he Great NorthprA
railway wrr ntTuh ~ nnow plow noht
Dolnno. thiII milon west Of here
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F-.-hr"s recommends

In .,unr'siuE l|' -" s'i"h'l"h
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.,r.l, .rd 81. rni"r""usl maintained
.I, , I,., .sr.ur'. . ,nlNg"I pWh ""hII
,..n ,h.,,rr-u ~ ''m" '" l"''' 'h" '"
..,,,r,en.ni- ~ 49, r,u"rW"n'"
r.,oud ,"u, .r~l"u Ti't"h by ~"
.n,rmnrh.r ~ NO ANU vas ." f"l
't~-
pho rriiun,y rn'-Hi"r "f tho regular
r,,.opuol wIrldr ~" Iiu''"d N,nl"T -
Ir d.vnInp tho nrtl"nSl guard ana th"
,rHnni,ol Tsrrr"~r AMI :" o"'shliHh a
national trnlnlrE -ls,~m
Nuuihnr
I'm training tho c''ircn army ""
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-24
THE INTELLIGEN GER

Has the Largest Circulation OF
Any Morning Newspaper ia the
State of West Virginia.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-11-03
EIGHT INCHES OF SNOW WITH
TEMPERATURE AT ~ DEGnEScS

Following drizsling rain that start
ed Saturday night. snow began falling
Sunday noon and continued until Men.
day evening. The precipitation from
the rain and moisture content from
the eight inches Of snow totaled .S7
Of an inch, and this added to the rains
during the mcnth will make total Of
about an inch and a half for October.
The farmers and stockmen are gem
orally pleased with the rain and snow
for the ground had become hard and
dry, roads heavy with dust and nearly
all the water holes had dried up. The
moisture has nearly all soaked into the
ground. The temperature Of Monday
fell to 81 degrees and: on Tuesday
morning went down to II degrees the
coolest of the year
In the Olive and Coalwood country
the snow fell to a depth CT IL inches.
\. F. Edwards. mail carrier between
Broadus and volborg. got late start
from Broadus Monday morning with
his truck but made the round trip the
| same day. returning by = o'clock in the
| evening. He in the daily marrier car
rier and so far has not missed trip.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-11-03
Y. P.'S MINERAL RESERVES
RAISED FROM SOc TO ~ An ACRE

The state board of equalization has
raised the Northern Pacific Railway
company's mineral reservations in this
county from 50 cents TO IS an acre. af-
fecting 1861 acres of land in Powder
River county. Fer purposes of this
years taxation this raises the valua-
ton from $36,s44 to s3SS.43s and taxes
are to be paid on 80 per cent of that
figure. !:
The Examiner isn't sure whether the
name Of the land concern is the ''rai :
way company" cr the "rai1road' COM
pany. 1t Ia not the same as the oper-
atives OF the railroad. When the land
grant was allowed the railroad ccm-
pany for building the railroad into
Montana certain sections at certain
distances from the railroad right of
way were donated to the railroad COM
pany with the understanding that the
railroad company was to aid in its de-
velcpment and settlement and to sell
the land thus acquired at not to exceed
$?.50 per acre. It is said that a COM
panv was organized with headquarters
in Minnesota that acquired this rail.
road land grant. a considerable acre.
age befnk in Powder River county. and
that the price per acre was boosted
to $40 an acre and mere. In the sal ei
thus made 1t Ia said the holding com.
pany reserved the mineral rights OF
which they win now be compelled II
pay juat proportion OF taxation.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-11-03
..JoYs- or saoroR TRAVEL.

Clinton Doyle and A. b. Norris had
trouble with their cars near Bert Os-
goods place while motoring to Fow-
derville Saturday afternoon. Their
Fords were put cut OF commission un-
til repaired later. About three miles
out Of Powderville on the return home.
J. /. westphars Ford went out of COM
mission with a broken rear axle and
the chr is new there in "cold storage"
Fred Ross had three ''blow-outs" in
tires on his car that delayed him about
three hours into Powderville. Julian
Terrett motoring to Powdervil'e on the
west side CT the river. between Grace
and Frank Ducello's places. all but
drove over a 10-foot cut bank that had
been washed out Of the road. 1t was
after nightfall and with no obstruc-
tions on the main road he did net mo-
tice the detoured trail He was only
travelling at a slow pace but at that his
car was not stopped until 1t was half
over the embankment and remained up
right. Teams were procured to pull
the car back to safety.
People frcm considerable distances
attended the political rally that was
given at Powderville Jointly by the
Republican organisations Of Powder
River and Custer counties. and 1t II
estimated that 500 people were there
| 100 coming from Miles City. Afte'
some Political speeches dancing wal
started and continued until daylight.