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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-04-26
NEIGHBORS PLANT CROPS
FOR OLD PIONEER

A lot of the good-hearted people
in the Sand Creek country, neigh
bors of Dudley Cash, are proving
that the world has not yet run out of
kindness. Mr.. Cash, who is one of
the pioneers of his neighborhood, re-
siding there for 10 years, is in very
poor health this spring and unable
to do a great deal Of work, so his
neighbors are voluntarily undertake
ing the work of getting his crop
planted, and turning out in good
force and doing a good job.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-04-26

reading, Edna Holderman 90; Ian
guage, Aileen Champlin 90; spelling,
Edna Holderman 90; hygiene, Helen
Listerud "a; geography, Robert Low
ell 90; music, Helen Funk "a; draw
ing, Edna Holderman SO.
Those neither absent o tardy
were: Claude Clarke, Jane Clarke,
Aileen Champlin, Eleanor Fillip,
Helen Funk, Edna Holderman, Fos-
ter Kries, Robert Lowell, Garnet
Montgomery, Florence Schuman, Bel
va Smith, Dorothy Taylor.
F. H. Livingston.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-04-26
LEAVES TO VISIT MOTHER

Rudolph Christiansen started last
Friday night on a trip that will oc-
cupy three or four monthhs. He will
first visit friends in North Dakota
and Wisconsin and then will sail for
Norway May 10th. His aged mother
resides at Gjovik and a visit to her
is the special object of his journey.
Rudolph will be missed during his
absence from the Legion quartette
and other circles. His many friends
wish him a pleasant journey and safe
return.
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School Weeks Bristle
CONTINUED from Page One)

To the Faculty-ohn Brown.
The Wolf Point Students-Miss Char
lin Shelp.
To All of You-Mrs. j. S. Johnson
Commencement of 1923-Pierre Tay-
Tor.
May Calendar
Some of the other events to happen
before the end of the year are
Mock Commencement Program
May 10.
General School Program-May II
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-04-26

and thai they comply with all the
provisions of the ordinances cover
ing the installation of water works.
seconded by Alderman Chapman and
carried.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-04-26
CONTEST
In Defamation

The following story OF the very
interesting county declamatory con
test held at Bainville, is clipped 1fom
The Valley Tribune of that city:
The third annual Roosevelt Coun-
ty Declamatory Contest was held IN
the high school auditorium in this
city on Fridey evening of last week
and the large hall was filled to capa-
city with interested spectators. Cecil
Norman of the Froid school, won the
gold medal in the oratorical contest,
Myrtle Neiman of Wolf Point took
first in the dramatic, and Lucille Pur-
Wis, also of Froid, first in the humor-
Gus. The Froid high school orches-
ira was in attendance and the pro
gram was interspersed by musical
numbers that helped to keep up the
interest during the evening.
There were eleven contestants en-
tered in the three divisions, three IN
the oratorical -four in the dramatic
and four in the humorous. In the
first division Cecil Norman appeared
to be an easy victor. His subject,
citizenship" seemed to have beer
written expressly for him and ne de-
livered the Grafton with an ease and
grace that was a delight to the audi
ence. The other contestants in this
division, Lillian Jaumotte of Culbert-
son. and Arthur Aspengren of BAN
vile. also did very well and brought
forth much praise from the listeners.
In the dramatic division the race
was much closer and to an outsider
t would seem that there was not much
Myrtle Neiman of Wolf
Point was chosen by the judges IN
his class. However, the other con-
,estants were all of IN exceptionally
Ugh order and it was indeed, a hard
hing to make any choice. Lena
harmon represented the local school
n this class. Margaret Maxam the
Julbertson schools and Nancy Strand
and the Froid schools.
Close Competition
In the humorous as in the dramatic
here were four contestants and the
ivalry for first place was even more
een if such a thing were possible
nd the judges surely had SOME Job
n their hands in making the final
noice. In this division the Froid
,hools again stepped into the lime
ght and took first place, Lucille
urvis being chosen as winner. The
her contestants, Virgil James of !
ulbertson. Prudence GIFTS of Wolf
ONT. and Lois Wood of this place,
e deserving of special mention for
le name in which they handled
leir parts. :
C. D. Thaxton of Homestead, w. {
/. Hoffland of Medicine Lake and S. :
!. Carmichael Of Fairview were the :,
ldges, and while their lot was an ex- :
'emely difficult one, they gave en- :
re satisfaction both to the contest .
hts themselves and the audience as :
ell. c
Much credit is due the Froid orch :
stra and Miss Marguerite Maxam of ;
lubertson for the part they took in r
ling in the waits between numbers s
nd in behalf of the people of Balm S
lie we take this opportunity of /
lanking them for their services in c
aking the program a most pleasant G
I'd enjoyable one. /
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-04-26

intention to make3-years proof, to
establish claim to the land above de-
scribed before John @. Garden, U.
S. Commissioner at Wolf Point, Mon
tana, on the goth day of May, 1928
Claimant anne as witnesses:
Earl Champlin, j. B. Welzenbach,
Elmer Miller, George Welzenbach,
all of Wolf Point, Montana.
E. M. KIRTON,
lost Register.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-04-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Glasgow, Montana,
April 10, 1928.
Notice is hereby given that G. Ray
Mitchell, of Wolf Point, Montana,
who, on May 20, 1918, made home
stead entry No. 042892, for SWA
Sec. 26, township % ~, range At E.
Montana Meridian, has filed notice of
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-04-26

"In the final analysis it is always
the good that survives Evil is but a
passing shadow, chilling while it
hovers, but in the light Of the sun
soon forgot"
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-04-26
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

MRS. w. C. johnson and children
returned Sunday evening from a visit
with friends at Calvary, Wis.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-19

La nina Tomasa Mendez de tres amos
de edad perecio ahogada en- un pozzo el
ell barrio Vo adoras.
Sc investiga este suceso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-19
MUCHOS PARIENTES RECLA-
MAN LA ENoRME FORTUNA DE
Il UN CELEBRE sSINDIGALISTA

MADRID, octubre 18. Omitted
Press).- Comunican desde Palma
dc Mallorca que en- aquella locall-
dad contin1an apareciendo muchos
parientes del celebre lider sindlcalis
ia catalan Salvador Segui, los cua-
les alegan tener t1tulos y derechos
para optar la considerable fortuna
que este dejo al morir.
Salvador Segui, conocido popular
mente por ell "Noy del Sucre" mu-
rio asesinado hace algunos meses y
era considerable como ell agitador
obrero de mas arraigo en- Barcelona.
Uno de los que reclaman la he
rencia del "Noy", que asciende
varios millones de pesetas, es !el reli
gioso Tomas Segui, de Palma de Ma
llorca.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-19
LA LIGA DE DEFENsA Y PRoPA-
GANDA DE LA UNION DE P. r. CE-
LEBRo SESSION. ANOCTIE

Nos comunica ell Presidente de la
Liga que anoche celebro su annnciada
session en- la cual fueron discutidos y
aprobados los reglamentos v bases de
la Liga el Manifesto que Sc propo-
men dirigir al Pueblo, ~
De los directories estaban presentes
don Ramon Carbia, don Juan G. Be-
nitez, don Jesus Moyano, don Saliva
dor Ledesma, don Rafael Paonesa, Lii
cenciado G. Garcia de la Noceda, don
Eduardo Geigel, don JESUS Maria Ra-
mirez, don Andres Quintana Reyes,
don M. Morales Roja y Ell Lcdo. Or
tiz Alibran, y entire otros como miem-
bros de la Iiga estaban presentes don
jaime Padr6, Lcdo. Pedro G. Quifio-
mes. don Francisco Gatell, don Felicia
no Carbia, don Andres Lopez, don
Juan e. Castillo, don Vicente Gonza-
lez don Alfredo Padi'la.
Sc leyeron varias comunicaciones de
personals interesadas en- ingresar en-
la Liga. Sc lego tambien una comu-
nicaci6n de don Ignacio Pehagaricano
aceptando el cargo de Presidente Ho-
norario que le .hahia sido .conferidc en-
session anterior v aclarando iciertas
manifestations que .aparecieron en- un
Diario Local en- sentido contrssrio a
10 que Ell habia expresado; y asimismo
una communication del Lcdo. Toro Ca
bafias renunciando su puesto de vocal.
La Asamblea resolvi6 escribir al Lcdo.
Toro Cabafias enviandole copia de las
bases Manifesto para que pueda de-
cidir con conocimiento de causa Sc de-
sign6 un Comite para entrevistarse con
ell sefior Barcel6 y entregarle copia del
Manifesto y de las Bases que fueron
aprobadas. Dicho Comit6 cumplira su
prometido tan pronto como haya sidc
pasado en- limpio ell Manifesto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-19
UNA JovzN DE Ia ALTA soc1E-
DAD QUE Sc EsCAPA Y CoNTRAE
lMATRIMoNIo CON So cHAUFFEUR

Hahiendo llevado re,aciones con ,uno
de los j6venes mas ricos y de muy dis
tinguida fanilia, ha dado la sorpresa
del dia, Iris Van suydam, encantadora
joven de la alta sociedad, enamoran-
dose de su chauffeur, Tomas Mcclure,
joven fuerte y cumpl:dor, y casandose
con ei despu6s de haberse escapado de
la casa de sus padres.
Ricardo Prentiss, Quien era .el novio
de Iris, Sc enamora y Sc casa con una
linda joven, hija de una lavandera.
De 10 que sucedi6 luego, no estamos
enterados, pero Sc nos ha informado,
que en- Ia preciosa obra dramatica,
ia noche del Sabado'' Saturday
Night queda todo explicado. Esta obra
fue dirigida por el coloso Cecil B..
de Mile .interpretada por log como
cidos artistas Leatrice Joy, Conrad Ma
gel, Edith Roberts, Theodore Robetrs
y muchos mas, y Sc exhibe en- ell Tea
tro Rialto de San Juan los dias mar
tes % y microbes "a de este mes, Ell
Teatro Victory Garden, Ell Parque Bo-
rinquen, v luego en- los principales tea
tros de la is'a. La cinta fu6 importa-
da por Ia Associated Film Co, que
tienen sus oficinas en- Salvador Brau
1o1, San Juan, P. r.
Adv%
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-19
REMEDIO PARA LA TOS

Cuanto mas Sc tose tanto mas la gar
ganta los pulmones y todo ell Organismo
de 1emas sin fastidio o pena por medic
del Jarabe Leonard para la Tos (Creoso-
tado). Els un calmante que sana, es
gustoso y eficaz el mejor remedio para la
tos sofocante, los resfriados inveterados,
bronquitis, coqueluche, influenza y tos
ferina La cura mas benefca y mas Sc
Guardense de los resfriados, las toses
otras graves molestias; procurense hoy
una botella del Jarabe Leonardo para la
Tos (Creosotado) de su boticario, y ALA
ran pronto aliyio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-19
COnferenciias con el
GObernadOr

Un Comite de Juncos compuesto
del DR.. Jose Barreras Y los senores
G. j. Cordero, JESUS NJ Cortes Y las
senoras Tula Merced, Leocadia Zeno,
Carmen Aguayo, Maria Lebron, Teo
dosia V. de Gonzalez, visitaron al Go
bernador con el proposito de conse-
guir el perdon para un ciudadano
de Juncos que Sc encuentra actual
mente preso. EeK al
Ell DR.. A. Giol Texidor de Caguas,
visit6 al Gobernador, para discutir
con el asuntos relacionados con la
salud condolences sanitarias de
aquel Municipio.
Ell Coronel Lewis, Jefe de la Po-
licia Insu ar, estuvo de consulta con
el Gobernador lie informo sobre su
viaje a la Isla para fines de reciu-
tamiento.
Una Comisi6n del Municipio de Hu
macao, compuesta por ell DR.. del Va
lie, Comisionado de Servicio Publico,
Eel Sr. Miguel Bustelo, Presidente de
la Asamblea Municipal, el Sr. Fran
cisco Isern, Comisionado de Obras
P1blicas e instruction, el DR.. Anto-
Mo Barreiro, Miembro de la Asam-
blea y ell Sr. Luis E. Sanchez, Au-
ditor Municipal, visitaron al Gober-
nador, para discutir con el ciertps
asuntos relacionados con los intereses
de aquel Mun,cipio.
FL abogado Sr. Hartzell visito al
Gobernador antes de embarcar para
Estados Unidos. Ell Sr. Hartzen es-
tara ausente por un mes mas.
El Sr. Richardson, Presidente de
la Comision Hipica Insular, estuvo
de consulta con Ell Gobernador sobre
asuntos relacionados con dicha Co
mission.
FL Captain Nye, que presidia la
Comision enviada esta Isla para
investigar ell costo de la production
&c azdcar, visito al Gobernador antes
de embarcar a Estados Unidos.
Ell Sr. Hull del Porto Rico Pro-
gress, estuvo de consulta con ell Co
bernador sobre asuntos relacionados
con la Universidad.
Ell Sr. F. B. Hatch visito al Cos
bernador para discutir con el ciertos
asuntos de interes para ell Club Ro-
tario.
Ell Representante Perez Cruz, de
Vega Baja, visit6 al Gobernador pa
ia discutir con el ciertos asuntos re-
lacionados con aquel Municipio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-19
RrNA A MANo ARMADA

En- Ell barrio Bauta Abajo, de Barros
Juan .Cecilio Merced Y Ulises Anto-
nio Ocasio sostuvieron una ,rifla resul-
tando los dos primeros heridos de arma
cortante.
Todos fueron arrestados y denuncia-
dos ante ell Juez Municipal, imponien-
doles $500 de fanza a cada uno para
su hbertad provisional.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-19
Del hip66drolno
Domingo IA.

Mi vista abarca los campos agrestes
de Quintana, y ala en- estrecho abrazo
las colinas circundan Ell llano mostran-
do orgriiosas la frondosidad de su We
getacion y la Inca delicada que Sc
dibuja en- el horizonte.
Bandadas de casitas blancas descan-
san sobre la falda de un monte, plega-
GAS sus alas, silenciosas y en- paz CO
mo paIomas cansadas de volar en- ei
espacio.
En- el centric del campo, sobre I'M
asta gigantesca, ondea la libre ban
dera q. tanto am6 Washington y q. hoy
es orgullo de su terra. Ia brisa la agl-
ia con amor Sc bafia en- la luz del
sol tropical, porque aun guarda en- sus
pliegues eI frio de la nieve del norte,
y azui la tibieza del ambiente la hace
sentir feliz y estremecerse de placer.
ondea, y su sombra CORE sobre La hier-
ba hllmeda verde, como una sombra
numana, como Ia sombra !, e un alma.
Mis- ojos vagan sobre las Tomas y Ell
cieIo, buscan la infinita luz que les
falta. Mi espiritu recibe la impression
de la belIeza y como en- un bafio perfu-
.nado Sc sumerje, recosre la campIfla II
jero silencioso como una sombra, CO.
mo un pensamiento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-19

FL otono mossr5 sus nuhet blondas y
luminosas sobre cl eiclo girls. IL cre-
pusculo fu6 espafciendose sohre las 10
mas, los llanos, las casitas y las agsas.
Nos dijo 'shasta maIara'' con una so-i-
risa melancolica fria, como las nl'i-
mas que Sc ven en- cl rostro de IN en-
fermo. Desgarradora dulzura la de IA
triste estaci6n de Las hoias secas las
frutas madurasl Es slenlpre tr'ste, CO.
mo un amor lelano. como I'LL amot mre--
to.
~. It'll
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-19

La danza, como una onda de paz cayo
suave apacible fue. refreseandolas, J
os rossros tornaronse suaves taiIDieIl.
oampos hizo latir las yenas Y estreme-
Ger de tsrnura el corazdn. Todos p:lr-
dcipamos del poder invisible de la nu-
slca que sabe scalmar Ia sea como 81
aqua cristalina, y agitar las almas
lasta ell delirio.
Divina mlsica portorriquena lcon3o
,ornas en- dulce me1ancolia las baias
jasiones humanas!
Turpin, Ay Ay Ay, y Mohawk Cord
con rapidez asombrosa sobresalieron
los demas.
/ Nash siguio en- turno. Mash es belio,
bello attractive. ST Papyrus 10 e,scp,1-
trase sentiria envidia de su color sus
formas. Nash vol6 sobre la TERRA hume-
da, Cruz agitaba su camisa roja '
amarilla cue Ell viento hacia hlncAar
semejante a un gran .globo. Espana,
Espafia! Los colores de til bandera es-
taban ALI. Y ell inquieto animal loa
nevaba sobre su cuerpo. Como hubis-
ra latido Ell corazon de Primo de Rive,
ra la vista de los bellos colores de 81
noble banderal Y era aoui sobre esta
TERRA hija amante, que el alma espa-
nola lati6 por un momento, como un
recuerdo, como una bendici6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-19
SALUD Y RIQUEzA

puede I'd conseguirla con la pcderosa
moneda mag.ca. Esta prodigiosa none
da. es la dicha de los jugadores, CO
merciante toda gente de negocios,
Para informes Sra. c. M. Fflomeno,
profesora ciencias Ocultas, Box 115, San
tnurce. Puerto Rico. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-19
AHoGADA EN- UN Pozo

Beta CELL
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Las tres. La concurrs sncia es numero-
sa. En- los palcos puede notar las as
slnglidas Tamihas oe Franco Soto, Diez
de Andino, valdes, Villas, silva y Lee.
La carrera empieza. No Bananas pl-
sa la plsta. Sc presenta al publico que
10 admira y 10 aplauae. FL animal 10
comprende. Levanta Ia cabeza y extien
de la cola nivel de su cuerpo elassl-
co. Sc cimbrea, alargase como un fen
no y orgulloso Sc prepare a salir. La
senal fue dada. Como la luz de un Re
lampago Sc % salir. Los demas no pue.
len alcanzarlo, y el publico grita, grita
,ntusiasmado. j I:
La camisa roja del joclxy tremola So
bre los lomos del animal, como un es-
Gandarte de guerra manchado con Ia
sangre enemiga.
No Bananas ha vencido, y las voces
lie la gente Sc oyen cada vez mas fuer-
les, mas vibrantes. La agitacion es ge
neral ell murmullo semeja IN oceano
fugiendo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-19
LOS SOCIALISTAS BELGAS NO
QUIEREN cUENTA CON Los
CoMUNISTAS

Bruselas, oct. IS tcable frances)-
FL Consejo General del Partido socia-
lista ha sxcluido todas las organiza-
clones comunistas fin de eliminar Ia
influencia comunista.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-19

Ninfa Y General Cord obtuvieron los
primeros premios en- la sexta selma
carreras.
Ell espectaculo termino deiando el
grato recuerdo de los mas hndos ami
males del Hip6dromo, Nash y No Ba-
nanasr.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
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Late model. Condition equal TO new. This
Is property of a local bank Same be
secured ny taking up unpaid notes amounting
to Ss1249. Terms can be arranged with party
in charge. Inquire at the Seaton Garage. 1Ss
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The to!lo.ct.g es'tr::s Coz concerns n Aass
sletsf found necessary to be made 70 THs
etor toNt recetps prompt attenffon. ~
admtsstor e Rses..mesSsd Service osl
m matt qs ss4s 1S yI' NV NV Adams s6o. a.:
AUTO RADIATOR AND FENDER REPAIR:
i RfDH Il ges FENDER Co.. 1865 st. Nv.
AUTOS WASHED: quick kAhvio1: dkS1 AZ
'ss :'' sAs :;s' sns ;;R;la; co., ;'':
AUTOS WASHED. f0f1gHK6 IND 6ELIv:
s sss Saas eSei Eel FIX s:'
BUILDING, NEW And Old; ALTEkxf.
and Prize; sIsf a.; ,e ,y,S Lincoln ys:s
Carbon BURNING, 40c cylinder, owner to
ings, steel and aluminium welded properly; all
at. NV. Phone ". 1898.
CARPENTER = JOBBING. ALTERATIONS,
Reasonable. Phone Line R sSso we anu i 10:
CARPET CLEANERS NEW METHOD. ELEC-
washed Oriental rugs a speciality; External
sss 18th If % 81. nw and CO.. $685. 'efs' Rs:'
most rs..on:bis prices. Phone ". 49, xnsr :.
lean and Persian Rug Co. 2904 Pa: ave.
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CARPET CLEANING AND wAsHISG-Have
Albert Kahlert & Co. clean your carpets aud
rugs. Improved steam carpet cleaners. 332
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Bargains in Used Cars.
Cole g. 7-passeuger, in splendid mechanical
condition: good for family or hacking.
Paige roadster, 1918; good running condi.
ton: good rubber: several accessories.
Ford sedan. 1921: special bargain.
Chevrolet light delivery, 1921; q good buy At
the price.
ONTARIO GARAGE.
Phone Col STo7 18th ST and kalor1ma I'd,
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SITUATIONS-MALE, FEMALE.
CARETAKER. responsible. middle aged. white
couple want position during owners absence.
Address Box 254-T. Star office. 18s
NAN and wife, colored, want place with pri-
waite family to 60 away for summer: June l..
Write F.. Davis. 1901 Mass. ave.