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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

tho United Stntes Sonato In tho Dom
ocrat!o primary AuEust !. lat nigh,
!ssucd tho Nrst abatement summarize
Ing tho situation AS y appears TWO
weeks before tho election Tho
statement follows:
Regard Nomination Won.
las In Mr.. Davis campaign for
Governor In 1917, which resulted IN
his over hclminG victory. The cam
pa!gn for tho Cnited states senate
opened With the odds against him.
Tho popular Impression that he
could not hope 20 win has been
gradually dispcllcd. however. and no
Informed politician now looks upna
the contest an anything hut n race
In which Mr. Davis tx gaining and
threatens To sweep practically the
whole state. va regard tho nom!
nation as won. with the only doub,
Ringing on tho size 81 hts majority
Tho intensive personal work meth
DDS of MIR Davis and his deliberate
avoidance OF publicity during tho
early phase OF his campaign ncc.s-
sarily misled casual observers no,
In immediate touch with the work
II was not spectacular. but highly
effective. AT present there are HOO
separate and distinct Davis organi-
cations busy in the state. besides a
host OF individual workers. These
supporters are now pertectinE ar
rang ements 10 get the vote to tho
polls on election 1av
"A survey OF the field shows thar
tho cities. grouped and Regarded as
single unit. will cast decisive
majority for Davis. Richmond VIII
20 for him two 10 one or better. and
the manager of tho Richmond civ
campaign asserts that his strength
with all classes Is such tina, h.
should very nearly duplicate hts feat
OF 1917. when nc overwhelmed n,
chief opponent. Richmond man. who
did not carry a single precinct IN
the city. II the present movcnon,
towards Mr.. Davis continues two
weeks longer. he will carry Rich
mond three 10 one. or by 10000 ma.
1ority in total OF 10000. II the
oailoting attains that proportion.
Conccdc Opponent Home DIntrict.
Tho counties. with allowances for
conceded majorities 10 tho opposi.
ton In certain counties OF his home
section and In the Ninth Distr!c,
will give an impressive majority ,Jr
Davis
We claim tho First. Second. Third
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
'ENRICO COWS SHOW
UP WELL IN TESTS
'. P~mhrrton'x Herd Averages,
32.'' Pounds of Huttrr Fnt
In Lime

Tn" Iun" report % the Herr.co
COUNT Cow Testing Association has
Just been received and checked over
p " !. kirhy. agricultural agcn,
Of ,ne Richmond Chamber OF Com
nltrc".
Ply" hundred and scventy-on. cows
we're tested by T. r. curtis. the Of
fcial tester Thlr,y-six COWS rro-
9uced over - pounds OF huttcr ca,.
The best individual cow was owned
ny John l.. Ra,cliNc. she produced
$3.50 POUNDS ~ butter Fat. This COW
YES FED ten pounds t!ch ration per
Day WIN thirteen pounds OF alfalfa
hay.
r. y Pernberton. OF near Rich.
'houd. had the host herd record His
cows averaged 52a5 pounds OF butter
fat
The owners Of the ilvs best cows all
producing over 50 pounds oC butter
fat ar" as follows: John I. Ratcl!rc
u G. Mcdonald. william Axsell. l.. n.
kamr and Il. y. Pcmberton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
DISTILLERY ROBBED OF
LIQUOR WORTH $4,000
IRv Assoclated prcssl

YORK. FENN. July l5-Mora than
mtg mon armed with sawed or
sho'guns brok" into the Fuuyt Dis
'ilsery. Glen Rock. nITe"n miles south
OF this city. a. midnight las, nigh,
hhn carried away ISL barrels 81.
whisky valued q, $4,000 Two
suarHS' George A. Str'ne. OF this
city and Joseph Henry. o, PhUa-
H"Iphih. we're covered with guns and
Threatened with death II they made
any resisra nce. The whisky vas car
ried away In sixteen trucks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
BOTH CAMPS CLAIM
VICTORY AT POLLS

CONTINUED From FRS, Pag.)
GOO OF them. The bigger the vote the
bigger his majority Will ne.
We have received from ali parts
~ tho state and everywhere the
trends toward Senator Swanson
which was manifest at the beginning
or the campaign. has steadily grown.
and we are certain x will continue
10 grow Until tho day OF the primary.
In Richmond. tho Swanson seuti-
nent. which wss always great. has
been swelling. and we shall carry the
city overwhelmingly. The women
and farmers OF Virginia Will also
given Senator Swanson a majority of
their votes He has won them by nis
splendid record in public lifs and
moral education and agricultural log
!slation.
sw"n""n Detained MT Capital.
because Of his pressing duties at
tn" national capital. Senator Swan
son has not been able TO take an ac-
tive part in his campaign for re-
election He has remained on tho toh
In Congress and his friends and sun
rort"rs have been doing the cam
paisnnE. Unless Congress adjourns
before n" day OF the primary. hs
viii not 10 heard on the platform In
his behalf"
on the other hand, Davis head
quarters claims the trend toward
their candidate now is such tina. the
former Governor Will De sven. ,n.o
Office on landslide Davis senti-
neHt, they say. is sweeping the
state. bringing TO the standard OF
tho candidate thousands OF votes
every day. Richmond is claimed for
him by vote OF at least two 10 ono
The Ex-Governor himself is confden,
OF great victory at the polls An.
gust /.
Headquarters OF wcs,moreIand
Davis. candidate for nomination n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
BELIEVE DRINKING WAS
CAUSE OF DOUBLE KILLING
Think Morris Killed Wife Tn.
Intentionally and Then
Shot Himself.
Special to The Timcs-Dispatcn.1

lSpecIai 10 the Timcs-Dispatchl
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, July lb
-~kes!dents ~ the northern end OF
Green" County have not yet found
any mot'Vo for tn. tragedy OF We'd
neSday night. when George Morris. n
young husband. shot nj, wife dead
and soon afterward took his own life.
some. hownvcr. are led to believe thas
Morris might hav" killed his wife
Internationally and realizing tho
awfulncss OF tho deed. and having
been drinking. decided TO mako way
with himself There were no eye
witnesses - m" killing Of Mrs. Nor
rit. or OF Morris own self-dcstruc-
tion.
Tho couple had been married only
fcw weeks and had gone TO house
Keeping In n !!t,lr mountain home.
They had nearby ncighbors and
these say tho pair seemed 70 ne hap
PLY mated: that as far as thcy know
nothing mad transpired 10 mar their
marital blirs
Under Influence or Liquor.
Tho evening OF tho double tragedy
Z, Morris cam" HON" somewhat under
the influcrc" ~ liquor. IL In said
There wcr" u, hts horne u, the Tim"
som" young p"opl" who left art"r
snrr"r. The had been nvav from
III" hnus" only a short time who, tho
rep 3; ~ IA gun was hoard Morris
was seen To run from tho house 1t
was moonlight and n" could he oh
served without dinirUl'y Tn" H-st
81 tho party 80 reach IA. huusc FOUND
Mrs. Morris lying dead partly across
the brd a, II In her diving 'hr"cs she
had tried 20 ku""l ~ ~ side
n
hoard coming from gus, over tho
ridge. Tn. nclghrots w.rc afraid to
So 10 tho spot. thinking u rossihl"
Morri, va, "ha'nmiSg ana NIGH KIN
any ono who approached 4 rhon.
mes.ag" was s"n' FOR SherlH Melnrn
who reached ~" Morris home ahou,
midnight. ~" followed the TRAN n
Morris across II" hill and found him
lying s'hrk dead in li,,l" branch
With his head down stream. a gan
ing wound IN his lof' s,do. Morris
had evidently placed tho stock ~ the
gun on the ground and pressed tn.
,rsEEer. az N" charge had taken m
Upward course 'u"a-d tho heart
Went With Other Girls
On" ~ tho party a. Morris horn"
the evening ~ tho tragedy testified
h'for" tho coror"r's fury that Nor
ris had rou" with other girls since
h's marriage hi, that ~ was not
hFely that his wife had ruarrc!cd
wiih him on rha, score. Whatoyor
OCCURRED. = anything he'wccn thc
roupl" H'tcr tn" young folks Joy,
happened quickly FOR they had lcf,
, the house only Il tcw minutes when
'h"y heard m" report o' IA" gun.
T. Morris and hts wifc wcro members
large families He Was - Years
ana son ~ Mrs Nathaniel Nor
Mrs, Morris "Ra - Years old.
tho daughter OF Over,on shiflc,t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

h"dlr for Ia" principle o, primary
nominations. opposing any tendency
coward Its elimination. The hHht fop
IN" primary. or rather the agha
against the attempt TO destroy IN"
primary. In nation idc movement
on Tho part OF the I.canu. OF Women
Voters nation wide. also. Is tho rt-
fort on the part OF the women voters
OF all parties TO urge m" govern
mont 10 take action for international
cooperation tn prevent war.
The lcaKu" believe. that the work
Of the children'k Bureau and OF the
Woman's Bureau In the Department.
OF Labor has been OF incstimable
value and that support OF these bu-
keaus Is OF extreme Importance: that
the continuance of the work Of the
Observation-Disclosures Social Hygiene
Board la necessarY TO the protection
Of the homes Of the nation. and Re
ing OF moral and social character
should be regarded as matter Of
law enforcement. that the physical
and mental health of its citizens is
among nations chief assets: that
nii'erscy Is menace to good ci.!-
zrn>hip. and that the Federal gov
eminent should cooperate with the
states In It's removal. that assistance
from the Federal government In
nome economies. vocational training
and IN the encouragement OF CO.
operative buying End selling contrib
u'"s 10 tho adjustment or living con
ditionS
For Equality Of Opportunity.
u stand. for equality Of oppor-
unity between men and women
based on specific Adjustment ~.
individual laws. II stands unuual!-
nelly for the principle Of primary
nominations. opposing any tendency
toward It's elimination: IL recognizes
that conscientious citizerry is
well nigh powerleHs and good laws
arc rendered Intellectual without
proper and economic functioninE Of
government, and II, therefore looks
10 the civil service and budget sys-
TEN and 10 conscientious law en-
forccment as solid foundations on
which 20 base the nations future.
u stands for international co.
operation TO prevent war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

thrown Into ~. ba,anc. o, 4, Demo-
cratic primary In ~ closing DAYS a
fund IN excess OF 10000 70 der.a.
ono OF the two candidates
This development. has operptc4
and Is operating. powerfully TO
crystali're sentiment in favor o,
Davis. who's" victory will 10 cor =
domination or such underground. rep
rchsrathle mo'hods'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

rle-.ns:stence 10 the utmost on Just,
treatment OF an antagonist
n In this spirit OF fair play en-
oedded In tho breast OF the virginia
voter that will prove tho de,srinin-
Ing factor In tho campaign. VERT
table revolution haa set in follow
'ng chance disclosures ten days ago
az Tho fact that sinister element
In moral reform organization ho,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
STRIKE OF CLERKS
ON C.. & o. SYSTEM
is NOW IMMINENT

Continual From Fret PageD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

tho United Stntes Sonato In tho Dom
ocrat!o primary AuEust !. lat nigh,
!ssucd tho Nrst abatement summarize
Ing tho situation AS - appears two
weeks before tho election. Tho
statemcn, follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
Hold tlu.srs in school.

Glasses "t Monument Mc,hodis,
school will hc held in hin.
ford Junior High school for the
nonths of July, August aud Septcm-
Der. Superintendent r. II. Fierce an
nounccd Yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
1T ALL DEPENDS

upon where the ball falls where the lightning
strikes or the quality of the soil into which the falls
~he we were boys threw the rubber ball against the big
broad brick chimney at the end of the house and it came
quickly back and had no effect upon the chimney The old
chimney stands there todayt hasn't moved an inchand
the Old fireplace on the inside has face with
piece of sheet iron with hole in for stove nine
But that old chimney susceptible service and Luther
arsook or some other skilled artist knows handle
but he can't do it unless he has the owners parmsson
Neltner can Sydnor Hundey transfer homes into
OF comfort and reuness unless owners give their
W you then stand as the old chimney capable being
formed into the real use for which or come and
get in touch with the advantages afforded by Sydnor &
Hundey? What these advantages? Well they are the
result OF years and years study by the heads Of complete
stock OF the best furnishings prices
The Windows Are Still Talking-About Close-Outs
G.B.S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-30
BAD BREATH
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets Get at
the Cause anu Remove 1t.

pr. Edwards Olive Tablets. the sub
st!;urc for caloracl. act gently on the
bowel: and positively 10 tho work.
People afflicted with bad breath find
quick relief through Dr. Edwards Olive
Tablets. Tie pleasant. suGar-coated
tnnlc'4 arc taken for bad breath by all
who know ihom.
d.. Edwards Olive Tablets act gen
;Iy bat firmly on the bowels and liver.
stimulating them 10 natural action,
c,carin.; TIC blood end gently purifying
the entire system. They do that which
Ganvcr"us cl,omci docs without any OF
:ao had after cfCeGts.
All tho benefits ot nasty. sIckening.
rririn; ra'hartirs are derived from DR..
Edwards Oli"e Tablets without grip
!n,: rain ~ any Gisagrccahle effects.
Or. T. VI. Edwards discovered the
formula after seventeen years of prac-
ilce among patients afflicted with bowel
ana iivnr complaint, with the attendant
bad breath.
Olive Tablets are purely a vegetable
compound mixed with olive oil; you
will know them by thoir olive color.
Take ono or two every night for wccl;
and rntc the effect. ljC and %0c.-.AIv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-30
STOCK EXCHANGE REPRESENTS
INVESTMENT OF ABOUT
S2,soo,coo IN ACQUIRING
NEW BUSINESS.
PLANTS AT MONTE IA CANADA,
ANo BURLINGTON, VT IN
ClUOEO IN AUTHOR
IZEO ACQUISITION.
WHEELING CONCERN GETS rs,
SETS OF OVER A MILLION,
WITH oVs7 100000 AN
EuAL PROFITS.


Stockholders OF tho St"ri!7S Pro
ducts COMPANY, IN a SPECIAL n'eet'n%
yesterday afternoon, 2"HN"@"'. t"N
purchase OF tho O!a-OHd Dye; com.
pany and It's business III exchange
FOR 111O1 shares OF Sterling Products
stock.
The stockholders also authorized
the Capitalization o. tho Sterling
Products company on the basis o: ono
million shares or-ro par vaiUc. Th'V
authorized the eating in nt I'll 9, ire
\ old stock certificates &rl -" rr-&>G"
of the same on the basis oi SIX ShlrrS
of the new stock for or" Of ne 90,
the new stock 10 b" Of no par value.
The meeting. which WaS very
LARGELY attended b. uut.OrtOWO -
we'll as BY local stockholders. wls
presided over b. H. i. DoNrr:.&. the
president " -. Weiss. general man
egor Of the Sterling Products cont
paDv, sreak!nc 10 tho stockholders.
went at length into d2'a.Is concern
ing the Diamond Dyes business. NJ.
Weiss statement maGn 4 vc:y salts.
factory showing for o." proposition,
tndicatirg tho diamond DYES invest.
,nent v-ould ha ono rs tho most profit
80 o,.or ,,,o1o ~. H.. c.,,oqry
-, -. ,...:.,,.... ,,,,;c,,
lHe ht'',''"" 30,
Will De taken over ny '''' '""C
Products COmp3G" rs TIE result o.
Yesterdays TlCGt;aC las been OF" .,
Tho ln,de~s IN that kind ~ industry
for o,-or . hols rr,tur, 'I',a mlnv.
I,t. 49,, l.n,t,l ~ r,,,-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-30
Real Kick Of
Human Interest
In These Tales
The Lowly On;on Now
in Rank Of Delicacy

chicago. March 29.--Tho low!Y onion
.rosc from n common vegetables marry
90 tho rank oc 4 Gc!!rary. ana EASTERN
ers wv-. reported enjoying E&%ri9A
.:rportat.ons ps 4 result Of J'nt"'Sh!""
supplies and big jump n I"'"cS. a'-
rord.u.s 20 the Un.tcd States ln:ean OF
rta-kc:s weekly fruit an! vegetable re-
view. made public today. nn''n r::ce7
wctc ~, htahcst since 1917, having IN
creased $50 and $3.50 rcr l"a pounds
In !rul.rs cae:"~n cries. F.f'T '"--
loads from Ncyi.; a"d Arc"n;."a w'r"
received at New York. yellow globes
roarhed So sHt ST.. touching: the high
v5'rt IN New York and Boston.
California onions. consumed N the
middle west, brought $3.50 and $40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-30
Amputatcs Her Arm
Because Spirit Commanded

Seattle. Wash, March %9.-Mrs. Mar
garet I..naIucr am3u;alcd hex own arm
at h"~ home 4; Richmond Peach Il
SUBURB, today. because. sA" tod her IT,
ycar-n!I daughter, IoCcnce. Sp'''t
commanded her 20 do 50.
Mrs l.,ndaucr vas taken ~ hoSr!'2'
IN 4 critical condition. III" dau2A."T
vas a'so taken TO the hospital suffering
f,r,rn ShO- X.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-30
Worlds Swimming Records
Broken By Westerners

New York. March 29.--Worlds kw,u-
y IN, records f"r 400. 800 and GG0'y2rd q
. ,"r h.oKcn t"-"!-lt lay the liIlnolS
lfa'r.... i':an ',:.:l IN crcuts AZ the New
w.. \t,tct.. 'tuh aquatic carnival
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-30
TELLS
IF BIS RELIEF
Daughter Ioav!Eg COR China as Mis-
siona;y, TlE2J Greco hlpo.

N'Nrr rr,ru'Noa and ro,!ahi" people
,,,,,.,. Statements and =:i.u 'gcn =" D."
published in - .Jr"r-. t"'r" = :"
w.,"Ir: r&rt l'r,r" 80 (" r",u.i" n".'
tia. g. w2r% H.vri" o"" GI..r pt.lhf
:.fg vrtn: ~, "..Ii remedy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-30

Even a sick child owes The "fru!ty"
taste Of california Fig syrup" l. III"
l!ttie tongue Is coated or II your child
- lstlcss. cross, fcvcr!Sh. FUN "f cold.
or has cole. teaapuonfil will never
foil to oNcn The bowels. In few hours
yhu can see FOR yourself how thoroughly
;; works al the constipation. poisson.
sour bile and wnFt" from n" tender,
l,,:lc bowels and gives you a wei" r,ay -
ful child again.
Millions II mothers keep "Caf'C"r1io
Fig Syrup" handy. They know a tea
spoonful today saves Il sick child to-
morrow. Ask your druggist for genuine
"Cal'forn.a Zig syrup" wnirh>has d!"rr-
,!or4 fr' babies and children Of MI a.:rs
printed on n"tt'c. Nnth""' You must
sly "'CaIIrornia' or you may get an !ni-
'a;ion * strip.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-30

! r,~od-rlcctric system In Shasta
rnnu;.. california. when completed viii
d.,rIo? $4,000 horse power which wilt
;, delivered to San Francisco, 300
miles
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-30
IlIIIllGNIlgIIlI.

M kouse;gock al through the m"nta;
recommend your Vegetable Ionp"uni
TO ny friends for icr:.2! troU"!eg. -
Mrs. DELLA ScEoLT l|!2 Salisbury
Street, s.. Louis, -
Just think for " rloClc:.. Lydia Z.
PlrkGam's Vegetable Compound has
beer in 80 80 al ::fty ycr-|. 1t y
prcYar cd ,.o,l uie'..cr!l pleas. by tho
ltnus. pha. r.accut. Il sl:i'l a@d supc-
rior methods. The irGr.4!c2.3 this
combined in the Comoou.I ,'rrect tnH
conI;l,rs watch c@y,c So. &ano?ing
Symptoms as h,a o&ca .:"A1ljr! Mrs.
Scholz. The Esg~tah." Ccnp c-nd "Eer-
c,aes n res ,nraliva influence o. tHs-np'.
desirable character. cO."c2:lnp II" troI-
be il I, gent hut efficient manner.
lis is js2,ed, by thr G''2pi Har9''"c. ore
a:tt: anot.:,., Of ta1 c.aagr-eao;1
symp:omA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-30

had DaChaChe anu
had to go to bed as |
could not work. My
m other and my
whole f. nily always
took Lydia T.. Pink
hams V cgc ia b le
Compound for such
troubles and they
induced ne u tr..' it
ana il has helped no
very much. | don
haze cramps arg
,-,-- ,,,r; | ron IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-30
CRAMPS, PAINS
AND BACKACHE
St. Louis Woman Relieved by
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound

St. louis. No. 81 was bothered
with cramps and pains ever month and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-30

putty grand chancellor, Of Moundsvtils'
delivered an interesting talk on tho
rythian work in this district.
The Pythians then repaired to the
Methodist church, where they were ser"-
al , delicious luncheon. consisting OF
..,-,,,vIrhcs. Ice cream and coffee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-30

VI. Black, tho well known Creco Ex-
pert, has headquarters at C. y. Qr!est
& CO., - maaS tao local public nal c1-
plain ~: merits OF tNi5 great remedy.
Soc I'm TO-DAY. Iyes samples given.
cas-
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-05
NOTICE TO ROAD BUILDERS AND
CONTRACTORS

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that
the Board of County Commissioners
of Cascade County. Montana, will re-
ceive bids up to ESQ O'clock ?. m
structing or improving the following
roads in said county; to-wit:
For construction of a new road,
southwest of Simms. to connect with
road in Lewis and Clark y TO
proaches to bridges, raising fills n
placing culverts, the county TO build
bridges and furnish culverts; also the
construction of a road beginning at
the foot of and on the north side Of
include constructing side hill grade,
raising fills. making cuts, placing
culverts, picking rock, cleaning out
springs. and placing barrel In same.
bids to be submitted must conform
with the plans and specifications COW
ering same. which may oe seen at
the office of the county surveyor or
county clerk, at the court house. a
certified check TO the amount OF five
per cent of the amount of the bid
payable to the order of the county
treasurer Of Cascade county must &C
each bid, said check to be
forfeit TO Cascade county as liquidat-
son TO whom award Is made to enter
into a contract satisfactory to the
board Of county commissioners, with
in 10 days from award Of contract:
also a certified check in the sum of
one per cent of the amount OF bid
payable to the Accident Industrial
board, must accompany each as
guarantee for payment Of premiums
on insurance, the right is reserved
to reject any and all bids, address bids
TO county clerk. Great Falls, Montana.
/ mark same ROAD BIDS"
JOHN E. MORAN.
County Clerk.
By order of the Board Of County
Commissioners OF Cascade County,
Montana.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-05
NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR HAULING
COAL TO THE SALEM SCHOOL

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the Board of Trustees Of school dis
trict No. "a, of Cascade county, Mon
tana, will receive bids on or before the
6th day Of October, A. D.. 1922, for the
hauling of Goa to the Salem School
House about one ~ mile northwest OF
Salem, Cascade county, Montana. The
coal must be hauled from the Carbon
Coal Company's Mine at Sand Couiee,
Montana n delivered in the bin at
the Salem school house. Bids should
also include the hauling Of a cord and
one-half of kindling from Great Falls,
Montana to said school house.
All bids must be in writing and ad-
dressed to J. w. Brownfield, Box 1872,
Great Falls, Montana. The board of
Trustees Of said school district re-
serves the right to reject any and all
bids.
J. w. BROwEEIELD.
Clerk of School District No. "a, Cas-
cade county. Montana.