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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-18

MOVE POKUSY VYSlNUTf vLAKU UDALY Sc v
OKkUPOVANE OBLASTI

Dusseldorf, dubna Minstfi valky francouzslv a
belgcky rail dnes vojenskymi vele Ruhrsku while
dem uplatnen sinejsho tlaku prot NemcGm
memo byo dohodnu franko-begcke konerenci
PafM
Vedle minstrI sdcastni schdzky gen. Degoutte,
litel francouzskeho voska Ruquos belgicky
gen. Buat nacenik francouzskeho generniho sabu Mag
not rancouzsky mnstr valky sd9l zpravodaIm po
nepomys rozsenf okk0povane obast Jeho inspek-
ce dsrktu p e presvedcila ze acko mnohe prekaz-
Ky Sc narazo vysledky okkupace sou cekem uspokoie
Process Hartwigem, Oesterlinem Brehmem, temi di-
rekory Kruppovych zavodG zatcenym nedvna krvavs
sazce mez francouzskym vojaky dslniky Essenu byl
odoze ohoto paku prt tyden kdezto zaloba pro
II Rtterov. ctvrtemu drektoru byla Skrtnuta.
Vcera vecer ucneny byy pokusy vysinut dvou vak6,
nchz die domnen cestova cenove kabineta
sktho belgckeho Oba pokusy byly nesp6Sne Dive bom-
by byy umseny koee pred vak edouci Duesseldorfu
do Essenu nemz Yves LIE Trocquer fancouzsky minr
verenych praci mel jeti Tyz vsak nebyl vaku
jedna bomba vybucha zpdsoba nepatrnou skodu vytr-
nuvs nekok yardI koej Pokus vysinuti vaku.
e begicky mnistr narodn obrany. Deveze maem zda
M Pred stanici Cachach vyhany koeje, bylo to vsak
zpozorovano strait vak zasaven vcas MuzI, kten spa
chai tento Gin sabotaze podafio uteci
Pafz. IT. dubna Mezispoienecka vysok& komise
sedajlci Kobenc odhasovaa dnes zrseni dfadn neme
ckeho komisafe okkupovan6m pasmu ker zastavan BY;
fovou byo zastupova bernskou vdu vyiednava-
nj spojeneckou kom Pravi re knize Hatfield pod
necova nemecky odpor proti okkupacnm dfaddm.
Dusseldorf IT, dubna - We Wtten. Dortmundu a ne
kolika nych mistech Porur Francouzi zapocai
denim rozkazu pro vselikemu dovozu uh bez povoeni
techto msech rucky nalozene uhfm byy zasaveny
ulicich rekvirovany.
Paffz, II. dubna. Ma konferenci ma niz Sc jedna o
amerckych narocch vydrzovanf okkupa6nf armady Y
Porynsku dosud nedosp9lo zadnemu dohodnutf Naro-
ky yto cni Spojene stay zada ich vyrov-
mani dvanac rocnich splatkach Amecke zajmy zast
pue Eliot Wadsworth, pffrn6f sekretaf pokadny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-18
CHCE Sc STAT MERMOMO.
CT POLICAJTKOU.
932 kandidstu do sluzeb
hasiGskych.

Do ui,adovny komise obcan-
ske sluzby v radnici dostavila
sc zena, aby tajemniku Louis
Simonovi podala zadost pri-
jeti do policejni sluzby.
*Jxte~ provdana ? -Rude VAN
as znamo. re uchazecky musi
byti syobodne."
"Jsem vdana, a mann tri de-
Il, ale kdyz 81 pfejete, necham
Sc Timed rozvest," odpov9d6la
horliva kandidatka Timed by
la hotova dojiti k pravnikovi,
aby il rozvod "zaonacil'.
V seznamu zadatelek jest
zaneseno dosud sest jmen: Pi.
A. Janska, 5OO8 Fleet Ave., 81.
Mary F. Martinova, z {. 9512
Hough ave-, 81. Stella Keyeso-
va, 3344 zap. 80. ul. 81. Katei.i-
na l. Neillova, 1451 zap. II.
III. 81. Marketa O'Malleyova, 2
1A43 zap. so. ul. a 81. Florence
H. Gratzova, 6O3 Superior ave.
Zkousce telesne zpisobilo-
sti podrobeny budou kandidat-
ky mezi %. kvetnem a 2. cerv-
mem, kdezto ZkOuSka 0 dusev-
mich schopnostech konati sc bu
de 16. cervna.
Simon soucasn6 oZnamuje,
ze doslo 932 muzskych prihla-
SEX do mestskeho hasicskeho
sboru. Cekanci budou teles-
ne zdatnosti Zkouseni dne /.
kvetna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-18
NEBEZPEcNA PROHlBIcNl
SLUzBA.

Washington, II. dubna. Tri
Get tri zfizenci vladnfho prohi-
bic. lradu byli zabiti Cd "a.
vedeni sucha, ozn&mil dnes ko
misar Haynes a dodal. re "kdy
koli ufednik zakona jest "a.
bit mesfck&fem, holinkarem
neb podloudnikem. rozsudek
mel by byti takovy, aby puso.
bill jako odstrasujfci priklad
Vsichni vrazi NELL by byti po.
trestani. avSak lid sam mel BY
skytati plnou ochrsnu lfedni.
kun; kteff nasazujf xivot No
vymah&nf x&kon&, 2 nGhoz lid
ma prospxch."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-18
ORCANISATORI KOLONIE
OBzALOVANI.
Pro vylskani pensz svOji auto
nomni osadou Kuzbas.

New York, IT. dubna. Devet
osob, mezi mimi P. Pascal Cos
grove, predseda autonomni in
dustrialni kolonie Kuzbas a
Roger Baldwin, direktor Ameri
cke jednoty obcanskych svo-
bod, byli obzalovani dnes pro
velkokradez ma stiznosti ame-
rickych investori V ruskem ko-
lonisacnim planu.
Vsichni z obzalovanych by
III pry We spojeni S Kuzbasem.
Lakavymi oznamkami a fales-
nymi predstirkami, pravi Sc V
obzalobe, pi:im6li Americany
TX investovani penez do ruske
kolonie a n6ktere, ze Sc tam w
stehovali. Mimo to pry vsichni
z obzalovanych byli horlivymi
rozSirovateli rude literatury,
pravi drady. Bydli v ruznych
mistech We Spoj. Statech a "a
tykace ma ne byly vydany. Cos
grove, hlava podniku, byl pro-
pusten po slozeni zaruky V
castce $500. Obzalovani tvr-
di, ze Sc nedopustili zadneho
podvodu. Jejich plan mel pry
solidni zaklady zklamani A
merchant, ktefi sc vratili, da
Sc vysvetliti tim, ze naSli v Ru-
sku pomery prilis krusne, nez
ably jim mohli zyyknouti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-18
POVSTALEcTf vuDcOvE
ZAJATl.
Jest mexi mimi Dan Breen.
jenx mel byti nSstupcem
Llama Lynche.

Dublin, II. dubna. Dan
Breen, jeden z nejbojovn6i.
republikanskych vidcd a jen5
mel byti nastupcem Llama
Lynche, Aitelnika general1ifhl
Stabu, byl zajat vojskem Svo.
bodneho Statu dnes Aherlow
Glen, ' zapadnim Tipperary.
lVojaci patrali isilovne pc
Breenovi cd minuleho lterka,
kdy byl Liam Lynch zajat. z
Powerstownu, blize Clonmelu,
Sc oznamuje zajeti jinych pro
minentnich vIdcI, P. O'Con-
nella a Dicka Daltona. Vojaci
patrajici po Breenovi zaslech-
Ii hlasy jeskyn6, kolem niz
sli a vyzvali muze uvnitf, ably
Sc vzdali. Nacez Breen vysel,
lrka:
"Ano, jsem Breen. Nebyl
bych Sc dal zajati "a ziva,
Ichtel jsem vSak usetriti zivotu
mych dvou druhi."
Tito pax rovn6z vysli. Byli
to setninovy velitel Donovan a
Maurice Walsh. sekretar LA
ma Lynche. Vsichni tri potra-
sli 81 rukama S muzi, kteri je
zajali.
Breen byl porad6 De Va
lerou a Liamem Lynchem, kdy
|tyz byl zajat a smrtelne IRA
men v boji minuly tyden.
Breen. jenz bydlival Chica-
gu. byl velitelem treti Tippe-
rarske brigady irske republi-
kanske armady.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-18
PRACE - NEBO VEZENf.

Pittsburg, II. dubna. - Vel
ky nedostatek d6lnictva We
zdejsich ocelarskych zavodech
prim6l soudce k diktovani me-
obycejne tezkych trestu 16O
tulakIm, kteri byli Jim pred
vedeni. Vsichni byli poslani
v prnvLdu strazniku do popta-
warren po praci. Zdali ode
prou pfijati zamestnani, Jake
Sc Jim nabizi, bude kazdy po-
Sian ma 80 dni do v6zeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-18
600 OBETf BoUkE.

Toxic, II. dubna. - Zpra.
Wy ze Seoulu sdeluji, ze zahu.
'ba zivoti lidskych pribojovou
vlnou provazenou straSnou vi.
chfici, postihnuvsi jizni pobre,
81 Korey v sobotu byla jesti
vetsi, nez pdvodnS oznamov&.
no. Ufadni cfslice udavaji po,
Get mrtvych = pohfe6ovanycF
ma 900. Al dosud pouze pade.
sat tel bylo nalezeno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-18

Sc, ktery vsak byl poslan zp3t
Serifem Jonesem, jezto adre.
sat "odejel do Clara.
Vytecnik tento vypovidal,
re "a kazdeho muze. ktereho
dopravil do drevorubeckehc
tabora, dostal $40 a s poplat.
ky "a jfzdne a ztratu casu Wy.
d6lal kolem $23 ma kazdem
takovem ubozaku.
Proti Putnamove spolecno.
sti. v jejiz tabofe Talbert byl
utlucen, podana byla zaloba
ma $4,000 roditi nest'astnehc
mladeho muze.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-18
MANzELSKA TRACEDIE.

Fairmont, w. Va, II. dub
ne. = kdyz byl zabil svoji
manzelku, Melvinu Holberto-
YOU. pouze 16-letou, v Mono
nagh. Ernest Holbert,s 22-lety
usmrtil Sc ranou do hlavy Wy
|palenou. Wall Sc pred rokem
. po h&dcs divka vr&tiia Sc do
domova fodMi, kde muz il w.
hledal a svnj hrozny Gin spa
'chal.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-18
MA JIHU DOSUD OTRO.
CTVf.
Serif dostxval $40 "a kaxdiho
muie dodaneho do dfevorubec-
kShO txbora.

Tallahassee, Fla, II. dubna.
Spoletna komise floridskeho
sn9mu vysetrujfci hrozne bru-
t&lnosti We statnich a okres-
Mich trestaneckych~ taborech,
vyslechla dnes priserne sv6de-
ctvf We spojeni Sc smrti Marti-
ma Talberta 2 North Dakoty,
jenz zemfel pri vysluhovani
81 rozsudku v drevorubeckem
tabofe Putnam Lumber Co. bli
ze Clara, Fla. Tyz skonal "a
ctyfi dni po zmrskani "bos-
sem" Walterem Higinbotha-
nem. ktery nyni jest pod obza-
lobou z vrazdy prvnim stup-
nj.
N. B. Shivers, driv6jsi hill
dac Putnamove drevorubec-
KEN tabofe vypovidal, ze mr.
skani nebylo tam nicim wac
nym a ze jeden az pet trestan-
ca mrskano denn9 mnozi z
Mich poslani byli tam pro ia
kove "zlociny" jako Talbet.
jenz byl pokutovan pro sveze-
nj Sc ma nakladnim vlaku $25,
COZ znamenalo til m9sice otro-
ctvi pro dfevafskou spolec-
most.
Zlotin M TalbArtovi je tim
ohavp4jSi, be Yodina jeho po-
Gals mu penige na zaplacen1
pokuty v registrovan9m dopi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-18
DAREBACKA CUKERNf
SPEkULACE.

Boston, II. dubna. - Komi-
Sc ma potrebv zivotni prohlasi-
la We zvlastni zprav9 ku stat
nimu snemu dnes, re ceny GU
kru jsou hanebne nesprave-
dive. Americke banky, ktere
sc zmocnily kontroly urody cu--
kru new-yorsti bursiani jsou
cin6ni zodpovednymi IA vydi-'
rani verejnosti- Jako casteG-
nou odpomoc komise odporu-
cuje boykot ma cukr. !,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-18
LOB v NEBEZPEcf?"

Navst6vnici Willowick Coun-
try Clubu blize upati vych.
1876. ul. slyseli dnes kratce po
pulnOci hlasy lodnich siren, vo
lajicich patrn6 0 pi.isp6ni. ST.
gnal ozyval Sc re vzdalenosti
as dvou mil Cd brehu. Signal
Sc opakoval a hlaSen byl po-
bfezni strait, jez Sc vsak do
mniva, ze zvuky byly jen va
rovanim V nastale mlZe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-18

Y zalob6 sc uvadi, re velko-
kradez byla spachana "a ctyf
ruznych prilezitosti, mezi 10.
kvetnem a IL. cervnem minule-
no roku, kdy Doyle-ovi investo-
vail 5000 a $500 V Kuzbasu a
Tony Novak New Philadel-
phie investoval $500 a 81, 800.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-18
DOHODNUTf o FINSKEM
DLUHU.

Washington, II. dubna. "A.
mericka komise ma fundaci ev-
ropskych valecnych dluhi spl.
nomocnila dnes sekretare DO.
k!adny Mellona podepsati do.
hodnuti S Finskem vzhledem
ku splaceni dluhu one zeme.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-18


Starosta mGsta uvital celou
Druzinu upfimn6 procit6nou
reci, We ktere zdlraznil w.
znam teto navSt6vy pro celou
Ameriku pres. Vassar Collie.
Ige. DR.. MacCracken, jenz Dru.
zinu pozval do Poughkeepsie,
'projevil neskonalou radost, ze
spati'uje zde Bakulovu druzi-
.nu, kterou poznal jiz v Praze
pri sve lonske cest6 do Evropy.
Pri uvitani zahrala americ.
ka hudebni kapela "Kde do.
NOV mIj?" COZ plsobilo neo.
bycejnym dojmem ma nase kra
jany, jichz hojn6 Sc dostavilo k
,uvitacimu aktu.
Druzina usporadala zde diva
koncerty, jeden We zdejsi High
School a druhy We Vassar Col
lege. Program koncerti byl Sc.
|staven v6tSinou re slovenskych
pisni, vzhledem k tomu, re je
zde velky pocet Slovaku. Ba-
kulovi zp6vacci uchvatili poslu
chace svym pfednesem. Red,
Bakule byl predm6tem vel.
kych ovaci. jakoz stfedem "a.
jmu vseho obyvatelstva.
Druzina jest vedena 81. Pod.
zimkovou, posluchackou Vas.
sar College q je provazena 81
Marii Mikovou, virtuoskou ma
klavir a ucitelem Ces. Svob
Skoly z New Yorku, p. X. He.
lroldem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-18
BAKULovA 1RUzINA v
POUcHKgEPsIE.
Byla nadsens utitis. mayo
rem mssta = prsfidentem Vas
ear Col1ese.

Poughkeepsie. h6. dubna. =
Bakulova druzin} prijela sem
v sobotu poledhdch. Dostalo
Sc j skvsleho 2 nndseneho pfi-
lvitani. a-..l.ss. ,--.s j ss.-s.ss.-4.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-05
FIRE ALARM BOXES

2i-Gord0o and Meade Streets
5S-Madison Ave. and Paterson Street
Mi and Sneridt n Streets
26--Smith Street ana Central r. Il,
2s-Market and First Streets
27-Raritan Copper Works
2s-HiEh and Lewis Streets
34-Madison Avenue and Smith Street
35-Smith and High Streets
36-New Brunswick Ave and New Street
37-Smith and State Streets
%1-Standard Underground Cable Co
A2-Atlantic Terra Gotta Works
+3-Buckinghan Ave. and Hartford D..
46-Commerce and Front Streets
Estate n Washington Streets
4T-HIgh and Washington Streets
52-Cortlandt and Easton Streets
BS-Division and William Streets
54-Stat and Buckingham Ave
65-Parker st and Pull xxi Ave.
66-HalI Ave. and Char.>S Street
57-State and Wayne Streets
Smear Lead Works
Naursr
62-washinSton Street and Park Avenue
63-New Brunswick Ave. and Elm Street
64-Smith Street and Watson Avenue
65-Commerce and State Streets
f1-Front and Smith Streets
T3-Water and Gordon Streets
74-Kearny Ave n Gordon Street
e1-Brace and Hanson Avenues
s2-Smith and Herbert Streets
STANDBY Ave and Washington 1t.
s4-Lehtgh Ave. and Stanford Street
Smear City Hospital
s6-CleveIand and Brace Avenues
STANDBY and Hall
92-Amboy Avenue and Inslee Street
s3-Lawreuce and Francis Streets
94-Nevtlle and tombstone Streets
SPECIAL CALLS
13-Washington Hose Co.
14-McClellaD Engine Co.
15-ProtectioD II. q L.
16 Eagle Hose Co.
17-Liberty Fl. a j.
z3-Linc Mn Engine
44-Garfeld Hssa
lRsssxEstiss pspsftHsEt
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-05
MAGNIFYING OPPORTUNITIES

A magnifying glass is most useful in show
ing people more about the things in which
they re interested.
Looking at your different wants through the
Evening News Classified Section will enable
you to discover many new ways of satisfying
them.
Truly this service is the magnifying glass of
opportunity for the buyers and sellers of this
city!
No matter whether you're interested in real
estate, office equipment or finding a better po-
sition-you' re missing all sorts of propositions
if you don't watch the Classified ads every day.
You don't know they're there-unless you
look throug hthe Classification that interest
you. Watching these ads means the discovery
of new fields of every day opportunities.
Read the Classified Section every day!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-05

II you are in business only one day a
| week, have your Classified Al printed
only one day a week.
THE CLASSIFIED ad that tells all the
rihed ads and find out for yourself.
: tsets gets quickest and best results -
&c E@Als
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-05
CLASSIFICATION

ANNOUNCEMENTS
s-CominE Events
p-PersonAls
lta-Lost and u
AUToMoBILEs
A-Auromobiis Agencies
n-Automobiies FOR Sale
IA to Trucks for Sale
f3--Auto Accessories
lf4-Garagss-Autos tor Hire
2f6 ,torcyclee and Bicycles
* observation-disclosures Stations
Observation-Disclosures
BUSINESS SERVICE
tz-Rusiness Services OnsFeu
y IsA- Electrical Service
sSE-Radio service-Supplies
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
aS-Cieanin1 Dyeins, Reno Ling
sI-Dressmating-Milliuery
5s--Heating. plumbing. Roofing
ss-Insurance
-2a-LaunderinS o,
-mn-,tiSe Papering, Decorating
MISUNDERSTANDING
SS-ProfessIor" Services
sn-Repsir'ng -
7S-railoring and PressiAS
i NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. eer'IC"
EMPLOYMENT
ss-Heip wanted-Femals
Ss-Help wauted-Aale
SrHelp-MaIe or Femsis rant,
destinations anted-FenA
Estimation wanted-MaIs
FINANCIAL
ax-Business O~pportunities
ss-Inveetments Stocks. Bonds
xe-Money to Loan
{f-Wanted-To LorrsE
INSTRUCTION
1&-Correspondence Courses
xH-LocaI instruction Glasses
4&%-Musical Dancing
&SA-Prfvate Instruction
Observation-Disclosures
LIVE STOCK
s7-poga. Cats, Pets
f8--Horsea, Cattle, Vehicles
.Sg--Pouitry and Supplies
iSH-Wanted-Live stock
MERCHANDISE
s4A-Articles for Sale
GBaftef and Exchange
Business and Orice Equipment
so3--Boats and Accessories
S%--BuiidinR Materials
SE-Farrn and Dairy Products
tS--FusL. Feed and Fertilizers
5T-Good Things TO Cat
Made Things
&c. Household Goods
Sg--Jswelry and Watches
and Tools
S2--Muaical Instruments
GS--Seeds Plants and Flower
at Stores
Apparel
gS--Wanted-To Buy
ROOMS FOR RENT
With Board
Without Board
for Housekeeping
Places
to Eat
r. 20 Stop in Town
f3--Wanted-Rooms or Board
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
a-Broksrs In Real Estate
14--Apartments aud Flats
TS-Bustness Places for Rent
for Rent
Houses Tor Rent
7s--O1ices and Desk Room
ban for Rent
Midsummer Places for Rent
&f-Wanted-To Rent
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ss--Business Property for Sale
and Land for Sale
s&-- Houses for Sale
sS-Lots for Sale
Property for Sale
s5-Suburbsn for Sale
s8-Reai Estate for Exchange
Wanted Real Estate
~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-05
Radio service-suppiies

STATEN ISLAND RADIO SHOP-Sets
wired. repaired; put in working or
81 Main Street, T~ottenvtlle. Phone
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-05

BROAD ST SHOE REPATRING-B- Dr.
btczgiewicz 1872 Broad Street expert se
vice, lowest prices Tel. b<7-M
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-05

OPERATORS - EXPERIENCED; GOOD
PAY, STEADY WORK; ALSO LEARN
ERS; MOST SANITARY CONDITIONS.
WE WORK So WEEKS A YEAR. AP-
PLY SIDNEY RosENsTEIN q CO., $50
MARKET STREET.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-05
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

sa-Businesa Property for Sale
ss-Farms and Land for Sale
s&s-- Houses for Sale
for Sale
Property for Sale
3T-Suburban for Sale
S8-Reai Estate for Exchange
sas Wanted Real Estate
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-05
Whv Isl That People Who Once Use Classified Ads Use Them Again?
EMPLOYM N
Help Fem
OPERATORS

We still have openings for girls who have
had power machine experience on both
single and two needle machines. We
offer steady work-wages from $500 up
good surroundings-44 hour week. Why
be satisfied with less. Factory being
filled rapidly. Apply at once.
HARMED, CARTER & CO.
Manufacturers of HEADLIGHT OveraIls
Washington and Division Streets
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-04-05
Hard on Dope Vendors

Joe Tierney and Paul Bochant are
in the Cascade county jail awaiting
trial on charges lodged against them
in connection with the alleged sale
of narcotics. According to Sheriff
Bob Gordon, who made the arrests
both men were carrying bindles OF
morphine.
When informed by the jailer that
if convicted under the new state mar
cotic law, he might be sentenced to
from two to ten years in the state
penitentiary, Joe moaned: "My gawd,
it WANT like that the last time
was 'erei" His plant is justified, for
the new law provides that a person
convicted of selling narcotics may be
given the aforementioned penalty, or
a fine of from $500 to $4,000, or
both. Mere unlawful possession en-
tails a fine of $500 to $4,000, or a
term of one to ten years.
In connection with the arrest of
the two men, the officers are said
to have found that the price of NOR
phine in Great Falls has been raised
from 81 to 50 a bindle, an increase
of 100 per cent.
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L. c. Stevenson announced at the
Great Falls meeting that he would
increase his Shelby contribution OF
$1,000 to $4,000.
With the arrival of Earl t. Vance
from Chicago, an airplane goes into
commission in raising the guarantee.
Vance hurried from Chicago to have
the plane ready for Molumby and
Mike Collins to use in flying to Chi
cago to meet Kearns there to sign
the final articles. This being out of
the question, with Kearns now in Los
Angeles, the plane will be used imme-
diately by Molumby in getting re-
turns from his Legion posts.
Vance reported that the last three
weeks had taken him all through the
middle west and that everywhere the
talk was of Montana and the big bout.
He walked into the meeting, put up
$500 in cash and donated his services
and his plane for use until the Great
quota of $4,000 was cash in
the bank.
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Granite mountain was surrounded by
other peaks as barren, with only a
few ~scraggly trees here and there
that made the view all the more
bleak and hopeless looking; besides
being bleak and barren, its sides
were almost perpendicular, and it
was on one of these perpendicular
sides that Granite was situated. The
streets were up hill and downZonly
one being wide enough for three men
to walk abreast on; the sidewalks
were board and were raised high
above the ground OF trestles or props.
Houses and buildings on the lower
side of the street had their backs dug
into the hill and their fronts
propped up; buildings on the lower
side of the street had their backs
propped up; or if they sat sidewise
to the street, their sides were propped
up. This propping necessitated very
careful movements from the occu-
pants when indoors - even the
preacher dared not pound upon his
pulpit too emphatically-especially
since in most cases he was on the
end that was propped with two props,
while others had only one-this was
the kind where absolute family
agreement was necessary. Buildings
not facing the main street or any
street in particular, but were just
placed, were likely to be propped up
on almost any side. There were only
a very, very few structures which
needed nc propping at all.
"As l remember it" the dean said,
in telling of the character of Gran
ties buildings, I" there were three or
four general stores, a drug store or
two, the usual run of barber shops
and meat markets and numerous sa-
looms. There were four churches,
and a school, which l think, was en-
plOying four teachers. The largest
store there was Hennessey's, which
was manager by Pat McGuirk, one of
GRANTEES characters. Penrose's was
by far the most popular place-a big
saloon; across one side was the bar,
the other side we're faro, roulette |
wheels and poker tables. Across the
back was a lunch counter which,
by the way, ran all night the fatal
night of August 1. Penrose's was
the last place to close"
These were in the days when Mon
tana was wide open," when faro and
we're things of natural oc-
currence and when saloons were
M everywhere and
essential to a mining town, it seemed.
Mr.. Stone has lived in Montana since
the early days and has been all over
The western part, which he knows far
better than many native-born Mon
tanans. He can tell the story of
nearly every mine that ever existed
and of every boom. He knows the
mountains, the birds, the animals and
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doubt you have read some of her art.
icles in eastern magazines, under the
pen name of "L. M. Weston"
Mrs. Hazen's life story is as full OF
romantic details as the masterpieces
of Hollywood scenario builders.
Born in Medford, Mass, of old New
England stock, bred in the New Eng
land atmosphere of Puritanic ideals,
Mrs. Hazen found herself at an early
age in the entirely different atmos-
phere of continental Europe.
Before I was out of my teens
Mrs. Hazen says, 81 had crossed the
ocean -four times, studied in a French
convent, lived in the Paris Latin
quarter, attended lectures at the Col
lege of France and the Sorbonne,
been a pupil in French national art
schools and won several medals for
pianoforte playing and harmony in
an English academy of music"
With that amazing variety in her
girlhOod, it is not so surprising that
this interesting Montana woman has
experienced just as much variety in
the years since her marriage.
Following her eventful years
abroad, the New England girl re-
turned to New York. There she met
Mr.. Hazen and there they were mar
ried.
The Hazens lived in the east until
the youngest of their two children
was nine months old, when they
came to Montana.
Three years and a half in a Mon
tana gold mining camp was the next
'famazing interlude" for the New
England girl. This experience, after
her activity in the capitals of Eu-
rope and in New York city, caused
Mrs. Hazen to turn to the pen as an
outlet for her artistic and creative
abilities.
Lewistown claimed the talented
lady for the next nine or ten years.
During this period Mr.. Hazen was
cashier of a Fergus county bank.
For the past five years Mrs. Hazen
has lived on a ranch in the Judith
Basin country, caring for the poultry
and doing the multiple jobs that fall
to the lot of farm wives everywhere.
Instead of playing Chopin etudes for
concert-goers, she is %doctoring roupy
hens, tending the baby chicks and
living the crowded symphony of Mon
tana farm life, in addition to con-