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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-26

The hitting strength Of Orr and Yaryar
were badly missed yesterday.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-10-12
[GLYCERINE MIXTURE FOR
GAS ON STOMACH

Simple glycerine. buckthorn bark.
etc.. ~ mixed in Adlsrika. helps any
tass gas on the stomach in TEN min
ntes. Most medicines act only on
lower bowel but Adlerika acts on
BOTH upper and lower bowel and
removes all gasses and poisons.
Brings out matter you never thought
was IN your system. Excellent TO,
obstinate o constipation. Guards
against appendicitis. The Abbott
0oodding Drug Co.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-10-12

Five ysars ago this month more
thaa lee.eee United States soldiers
bseaA the drive on the Arsoans.
0sventssa thousand were killed.
Many wounded. n fighting that
strsteied along . forty-nile frout.
0ooa aftsf that var was over.
Five ysars ago. and the solAisss.
= wAoa excited and frightsas1 big
ponkstbeeks promised the nooa and
seass. have not yet rscsivsa . psaay
q The pttifully small bonus that
fsss4ssats The AvinAiias AovA Of
eil ~ gratitude.
fhsrs's . plan to simplify the
eoal problsa. Railroads woa't like
40 more coal to carry. Middle
nsa will dstsst Il.
ne idsa b eAaaGe the eual lntn
sesreSie casreot - the misc.
Elsctricity carries itself over the
wires. With 10 bumping Of freight
sars. no nat wheels. no loading and
unloaAing. Instsaa Of buyias coal
changing Il iato power and heat fivs
hnaArsA or . thousand miles froa
he ntns. skilisd Iabcr st the misss
WoaId change coal into electricity
70 ~ ussA for heat. light. power.
whsrsvsf wanted. That will coms
h tine.
Il ought q come now.
fhaaks 70 Ar. Eastman. Of Roch-
estse. aad the vide. vide worlA. this
oo1atfy ssss sffieisat aaa theseagA
lsvslop@sat OF nusical talent.
70 hsIp . nation II music is 70
hslD II Intellectually. NusSe saA
iatslise4 are sisters. Mus3e areusss
The bsaia. rssrssAss aaA stimulates
Il. - ssiAiAs stss caA q. Musse
= The ealy stiaulaat that he's -
''nsxt DAY" oe ist down aAA rsactioa.
NJ. Hastnsas scAeoi q nusas h
~ Usivsrsaty q AeaAsstsr beisgs
= tAs city and % ths stu1sats ee
uusss ths bsse musicians q ~
Wssil. sn1 psoviAss musieal esoaus
vtth . magnificent setting 10 .
beast1ful e0esa hesss. gtvso - tAe
~ n MS. HaseAaa aaA paytas m.
aae1al Deeeit 70 % ees.
veaag pseDas fren sll ever ~
Unooo1 otetas W eehe1aysAipe thaa
elvs tAs0 fvss eeseAi1g snl "a. ~
. ~ ~ liv1ng s9psases.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-10-12

- asesgsss lsrssss . protets t.s4d
frem pssts. u France. nyias -
chimes rsplant dsnuded mountains.
That work will 90 on when war. a.
: killing trade. will have been long
forgottsn.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-10-12

entire nation.
The Government has sold the
heart Of Muscle Shoals plant to q
corporation and that snds Henry
Ford's attempt TO get the great
water power. II ends also the pos
sibility Of his carrying out the prom
~ 70 give the farmers cheap fer
tiliser and II gives Ford and the
farmers permanent possession Of .
very good complaint-if they ever
want to uss II in politics.
The Rev. Arthur Wilde. Sweden
borgian. says the Garden Of Eden
was = state Of mind. 70 b every
thing else. including happiness and
misery. Epictstus. dsfoPmsd. and .
slave. was happy. croesus. rolling In
gold. miserable. worried. Nothing
y real. All wealth. gold. diamoads.
the sun aad stars. our own bodies.
rsprsssat neshing more solid than
slsctrons aaA orotons. made Of mega
tive and positive electricity. locked
~ In atoms that vary h eonsesue-
don. according TO the element con-
poesd.
The slsmsats are Interchangeable
Nsttsr hss 10 existence. niad and
IL statsa are the only real tAinss.
the real univsrss. There 10 no big.
no little. no beginaing. NO end. In
fact. It's all auite coafusiag.
Nussoiini decides 70 sell adver.
tising space on postage stamps.
II will not be good publicity. Ad-
vsrtisins Oh street car transfers.
tried. is fosnd not worth while. Ad-
vsrtising on postage stamps viii b.
worth even less.
The person Duttins on the stamp
won't look At. much lees read. the
Advertising.
Advertising is valuable onIy who's
pat whore people want 70 sse H..
vhea they have leisure 70 read Il.
The bsst advsrtising p In nswspa-
psss. Repetition y reputation.
Carnaves's brother y asaA. more
food fos superstitioa. The other
Carnorvoa. Who dug into The tomb
os futaakhsmea. lis1 naturally.
oone inssct bite Dse1uosA blood
Doisoaias.
The Carsarvoa bsoehee sai1. vhss
his brother opsss1 The tomb. "oons-
thiAg dreadful VII surely hApesa 70
eur family" He lis1 naturally. iike
bic brother. from eoDpllcatioas fol-
lowing ~ operation. 0till. ~ -.
pseseitieus VIII bs.lsvs tAas . PAas.
aoA. tsrne1 - 1usl. rsasAes out With
be eurss through thirty-ftvs hsa.
6fsd years.
u tAs PhilipDtsss. ososrai Weel
b usass tAe army - ngAt lesssts
tat sat The ssoDs. TAaes ~ kisA
q vss that asnies oa0ULD maks,
asl ~ ealy klnl that eAsy vtll
AAk6 vhsa he eastA beeooes eiv.
t11Dol. - N ~
osvssss1st ny,.s nasAssss ~
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-10-12
NOTICE


NotIcs u hereby given that . reg
istratioa committee. eonsisting Of n.
w. Clark. A. r. Hubbard and w. II.
Towns. will sit at the City Hall. IN
the City Of Monte Vista. Colorado.
on Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs
day. October 10. II. and Is. 1923.
betwssa eAs hours Of 1900 O'Clock
noon aa1 see o'clock p. N. for the
purpoao Of rsgistering qualified sisc.
tors a. ths City Of Monte Vista for
the 0saesal Municipal Election TO
be hss6 - The 9Th day Of November.
1879.
All pessoas Who did not vote at
the Deoeoliag general election must
register % bs eligible 70 vote at
said Aualeipal election.
Daeo1 this 37th day OF September
GEO. B. BOUTWELL,.
City Clerk.
ssps. ss-oet. s.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-10-12

4 the person who picked up q
~ curtain of the sidewalk n i
ffoat Of Warren L. Jonss Top Shop
will return same We will appreciate
Il. Warren L. Jones.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-10-12

-WANTED-Have place for one or
two high school girls to room. Girls
do their own cooking. In exchange
for part Of Homework. Inquire this
office.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-10-12

BABY BUGGY FOR SALE-Gra
enAmeled wicker buggy. Newl
lined. Call l36W.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-10-12
81 E 1299Tl51 & z 4 7-.-'- n I
- WA m r A D s
Ads Under this Heading 10c Line Per Week
Count Six Words 10 de Line
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-At q bargain. stock
saddle. Frazier make. Can be seen
At Express office.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-10-12

FOR SALE-Good heating stove
also one Ford touring car. cheap
Call 153W or see Plunkett at Fas
setts.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-10-12

Thus, one mans success finds ex.
preston In a way that benefits au
entire nation.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-10-12
FOR SALE

FOR sALE-l team mares.
wagon, ! spud rack. I set heavy har.
ne0o, milch cows one fresh,
cream separator new. E. e. Samples
Monte Vista, Colo. !
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-10-12

-WANTED-To buy stock hogs. q.
e. Nswmysr. Phone 81 Center.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-10-12

FOR SALE-At = bargain. stock
saddle. Frazier make. Can be seen
at Warren Jones Harness and Shoe
Shop.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-10-12

-WANTED-Man and wife for
sleeping room: can have use Of
kitchen and dining room. etc:
moderate. Inquire this office.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-10-12

FOR sALE-Purebred Buff Orp-
inston cockerels. Mrs. Felix Kaiser.
phone 6l3K22.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-10-12

-WANTED-To rent . piano for q
few months. Call llSW or A0S.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-10-12

n The Philipptsss. osossai Weel
b ustss tAe army - ngAt lesssts
that ~ The sse0a. Thae's ~ kisA
q vsr that armies 0HoULD naks.
aal ths eaIy klsl tAat thsy WI
nAks vhss tAs sastA bessoss eiv.
tl1Dol. N 81
osvss.n1st ny,ne nneAar. ~
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-18

Hundreds. of shirts, scores of patterns, dozens
of colors-evhrything that makes big shirt sale
BIG!
Every shirt is of high quality standards, full
cut, finely tailored and in new patterns and color
ings for summer
TIE values are wonderful They may not be
duplicate for long period. That's why we urge
you 70 take advantage of them now.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-18
PIANIST SETS RECORD
Plays for Marathon Dancers 30 Hours
Without Rest.
BY HARRY CUMMINGS.

Copyright. by The San Antonio Light.
Toledo, Ohio, April 1S-Nero play
ed while Rome burned. Howard B.
Roth played while Marathon dancers
here burned up several pairs Of shoes
They didn't break a record-but he
did.
Today he confesses that he is sort
of tired, particularly in the wrists
and fingers. He brofe the worlds
marathon piano playing record, pick
ing at the jazz worries 20 hours with
out rest.
Toledo, proud of course, Of his
prowess, nevertheless, is anxious
What will this marathoning at the
dance halls lead to? First thing you
know some coat room boy will be an
nouncing he has broken the worlds
record by checking 46,7S1 Stetsons al
stretch, and the flunkey who
sprinkles parafine on the floor will de-
clare himself the champion paraffinf
smearer in the world.
Roth. the piano playing champion
gives his wife credit for squirting hin
on to triumph. After he had run
through "Pagliacci, thence TO "Tht
Old Oaken Bucket" and finally &c
The Sheik of Alabam." he was about
to give up; but she sat by him and
urged him on and on. Her eneour-
agement. consisted in great part. h
says, of nourishment. For one whole
day and five hours over he strummed
the keys! Try this on your piano!
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-18

losing heavily under government own
ership.
Even for American firms operat-
ing in Great Britain, Chancellor Bald
win brought a neat present in the
form of reduction of the corporation
profit tax of six pence on the pound.
Several big American firms supplying
the British market with necessities
find in this reduction a tremendous
saving, opening up the possibility of
doing business on a larger scale.
By sidestepping the issue on the
imposition of a tax on betting Mr..
Baldwin undoubtedly performed the
cleverest maneuver of all, throwing
the responsibility for the tax upon
a select committee which was APP
pointed Immediately. Had he taken
the responsibility on his own shout
ders his party would have faced al
most certain defeat at the next cleo
ton because every church Organiza-
ton and every reform society would
have fought TO the last gap against
what they consider a violation of the
moral code by legalizing a business
they consider unclean. II the COM
mittee recommends taxing bets it will
take the matter out of party politics.
Criticism on Debt Reduction.
Altogether the chancellor RENTED
S1T0,000,000 in taxes with one hand
while with the other he applied S2OO,-
100000 to the reduction of debts,
chiefly the American debt. On this
last issue he meets the greatest criti-
cism. many economists believing that
the country should have the entire
benefit of the treasury surplus ioT
the remission of taxes. They base
their argument on the ground that
the nations earning power must be
raised first before applying any fur
Their sums TO debt reduction, allow
ing the interest TO pile up while at
.the same time giving the financiers
an opportunity of increasing the sup
plies of ready money with which TO
buy securities.
Casting such arguments to one side.
Mr.. Baldwin made debt redemption
his first concern and this the news
papers today herald as the only pru-
dent course. If, for instance, they
say. the general level of prices fell
to the pre-war level, the country
would find itself unable to carry
the burden Of the debt which comes TO
half as much again as the pre-war
expenditure.
On the whole, Chancellor Baldwin's
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-18
Slight Reductions Are Made
All Along the Line
by Baldwin.
BEER IS CHEAPER
Middle Glasses Profit by
Reduction in Taxes
on Incomes.
Rr HAL O,FLAHERTY.

Copyright. by The San Antonio Light.
London, April fin these days of
excessive taxation, Great Britain's an
nual budget day in the House of
Commons when the chancellor of the
exchequer tells the country the pros
poets for the coming year, assumes
almost the same character as the ar
rival of Santa Claus, everyone anx-
iously waiting TO see what Father
Christmas will bring them. Stanley
Baldwin last night proved beneficient
to all classes, distributing impartially
slight relief from taxation, direct or
indirect.
In response to his action in reduc-
ing the cost of beer by a penny 1.-TWO
cents) pint, every beer wagon in
London today is modified. Great
trains OF such wagons have been
rumbling through the streets since
midnight, supplying the bars with
fresh stocks at the new prices. When
the pubs" opened for the men going
to work early, the places were crowd
ell with jovial beer-drinkers enjoying
their favorite beverage at a reason
able price for the first time since the
war. From the point of view of the
great working population this reduc-
ton is of prime Importance, over
shauowing every other item in the
chancellor's heavy budget.
To the middle classes Mr.. Baldwin
delivered a prize package in the form
of an income tax reduction of six
pense ~ cents) on the pound Trough
ly So. On incomes of $500 per an
mum this represents saving of more
than $2J for an unmarried man, and
of more than $50 for married man,
while on incomes Of $4,000, it brings
married men with children the boon of
saving $40 annually.
Reduction on Telephones.
Another extremely important reduc-
ton was contained in the estimates
for telephones which from next July
will cost a user $3.50 year less than
at the present rate. Owing 10 the
fact that the telephone sytsem is UNI
der government control, this reduc-
ton must be taken from the earnings
Of other departments under the post
office as the telephones have been
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-18
Mission. Tex, April 1s.-The P

Mission, Tex, April 1s.-The Par
ent-Teachers Association held its reg
ular election of officers recently and
the following officers were elected +;
Mrs. c. T. Avis. president; Mrs. r.
L. Mason, first vice president; Mrs.
7. b. Summons, Sc cond vice president ;
Mrs. William DoOA'y, third vice pres
dent; Mrs. L. Blyfas, treasurer; Mr. s
Ivan d. Mayberry, re cording secretaE!
and Mrs. Edward 0A'penheimer, cor
responding secretary. AIany plans are
made for the new yeas.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-18

to do whatever is possible to persuade
states not signatory to the aviation
convention to agree to the system of
lighting airplanes accepted in the con-
vention.
The international Association for
the Promotion of Child Welfare viii
ask TO be placed henceforth under
the direction of the league.
Finally the Finnish government is
asking the council TO refer to the In
ternational court for an advisory opin-
ion whether the question of conditions
in Eastern Karelia, where Finland
touches Bolshevist Russia, is not q
matter Of international concern.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-18
'EazEH OF THREE GENERATIONS

he daughter, mother, and grand
mother have all proved from personal
Experience the remarkable strengthen
ing AVID tonic properties of lydia r..
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound in
overcoming the Ills Of women. 1t was
! first made from roots and herbs in
1913 by Lydia L. Pinkham Of Lynn,
Mass, for her neighbors and friends.
Its fame is now looked upon by women
eyerywh .re as the standard REMEDY for
womsrs MS. 1t has been proved that
1t benefits 9S out Of every 100 women
who try it, which is marvellous sseord
for any remedy to hold.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-18

hudJet is hailed as normal and reason
abel lacking many clements Of the
brilllaney displayed by previous chan
celldts, yet following the wisest course
whefe many opportunities existed for
playing TO the gallery by great re-
auctions. Every country in the world
again has tangible evidence that Great
Britain remains solvent, honest and
the bulwark Of Europe's finances.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-18
FEMININE TICKET
SWEEPS ELECTION
IN ILLINOIS TOWN
Village Affairs Will Be in
the Hands of the
Ladies.
Cairo. ILL.,. April 1s.-The munieipal

Cairo, ILL.,, April 1S.-The municipal
affairs of the village of Thebes, near
here, will be in feminine hands in the
immediate future as a result of an
entire woman's ticket winning in the
election there Tuesday.
All of the women candidates, in
Guiding the one for mayor and three
aldermen, were elected.
The only city office which will be
filled by a man is that of police mag
istrate, for which the women did not
have a candidate.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-18
pus Protests and
lnplaints to Be
Ironed Out.
TIER DISPUTES UP
d in American Poll
Heightens Worlds
Interest.
luz SCOTT MowRER.

u CAO1 nv w AeA1As
TO the San Antonio Light
Chicago Daily News.
Upright. 1928.
ril 13.-Lhe council of.
f Nations is meeting in
when the dispatches re.
league is again tending
issue in American poll
to glance at
|of this council meeting
a sort of cross action
which the league, after
existence, is now per-
otests against the ex-
Roumania of a num-
fans in the territory
mania and asks the
ntion.
ges that the Greek
Western Thrace are
Bulgarian population
E Intervention of the
ia also asks the
n freeing the country
= presence of allied
commissions, which,
S superfluous.
n government asks
rites to submit ito
rourt the legality of
n of the council of
: the Polish-Lithu-
blems Up.
nd Hungary have
'ontier dispute to
ration and are ex-
n a few days.
the leagues COM
u, will report on
measures which
saved that I'M
pm complete ruin.
leagues inquiry
Ilia will be con-
cial adviser that
pgue to appoint
Id.
ill be appointed
AS head of the
commission. Va
Ell be made to
{ Belgium and
states.
X the leagues
z and the Saar
he'd. Prepare
r choosing a
pnal court of
Barboza, of
BY.
lrding arma-
Nm. the most
what action
bf. Secretary
that the
IS with the
rms traffic
mot ratify
nomic com
\ preparing
ternational
Ialities will
Free State
n women
hendation
lthe chill
States
biggest a
actual
iii traf-
Nion on
'ieouncil
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-18
AN ODD ACCIDENT
Animal Causes knife to Plunge Into
Mans Breast.

Gonzales, Tex, april 1S.-Charles
NJ. Wells, county commissioner, had a
very narrow escape from death this
week, while he was marking yeurlings
at his home in Leesyille.
The animals were crowded in n
chute and one of them hit his elbow
and the knife. with which he was
doing the marking, was plunged deep
into his breast. 1t was DETECTED by
striking n rib.
a wound about three inches in
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-18
200 Club Cash Payment
Coupon

Is good for one-half your first cash
payment up to $1,000.
Sign and mail or bring this cou-
pom at once.
This coupon and $40 cash will
credit your account $1,000.
This coupon and S25 cash will
credit you with $3.50.
This coupon and $50 cash will
credit you with $1,000.
On any new or used Piano or
vPlayer priced at 500 or more.
NJ On Columbia Grafonolas. Aeolian
Gocalions and Brunswick Phono-
d(raphs this coupon is good for one
4urth more than YOU pay in cash
chat is ON any new or used Phono-
gelaph at $4,000 or more.
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-18

Screen Doors, Frames. Wire, Hard
ware Fixtures and Paint. ED
STEyES & SONS. Lumber and
Building Store, 40 E. Commerce st
Phone Crockett 1871. (Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-18
Mission Club Elects.

length was inflicted and he lost O
considerable amount of blood.
The producers news., 1923-06-15
Disturbers of Religious
Celebration are Sc
verely Dealt With
DIAMOND CROSSING WAS VERY.
SUCCESSFUL - OTHER CELE-
BRATIONS AT FUTURE DATE.

Rev. FIR. Jacob Wilhelm, Missinary
Pastor Of the Diamond Crossing
Church, where was recently celebrated
the Feast of Corpus Christi, reports
the undertaking a complete success in
spite of the fact of brawl that oc-
Cured at farm nearby. There will
be other religi1as festivals in the near
future. Father Wilhelm's- letter con-
cerning the celebration and disturb
ance by STAINLESS neighbors follows:
BERGFIELD, Diamond Crossing,
Sask., June 12.-The much talked of
fight that happened on Sunday, June
3rd, after the Feast of Corpus Christi,
here in Bergfield, was not at the
grounds of the ChIuch but a quarter
mile west, behind the stable of the
next farmer and had nothing to do
with maring the pleasure of the Feast.
But protest herewith publicly as
! Priest and Pastor of this congregation
against the criminal proclamation of the
| Sunday and of our Feast, committed
by the four Canadian citizens and
| Catholic men Anton Welle and Jacob
! Horct born in ROumania, residing
since Easter 1923 in Montana, after
! they have been living here in Berg
| lIClu ulOIG Illdll bCll years. Will 4NOlIcAiA
! HOuik and John HOuik, born in Aus
tria and residing since five years here
in Bergfeld. They drank whisky be-
| hind the stable of the next farmer,
in his absence were much drunk and
Anton Welle hit John Houik with a
bottle and the latter was brought to
the hospital and Anton Welle was
brought through the scandalized crowd
of visitors of the Feast to the Jail.
Each of these four whiskey veneratOrs
on Sunday was fined 50 dollars only.
| That fine was too little says every
body especially for Anton Welle, he
should have at least one year in jail.
I forbid to these four very bad ed
ucated men the entrance to the ground
of our Church.
Monday, July 10Th and the 28th of
| October we will have again picnic and
bazaar with different games, races and
horseraces and baseball. After the
High Mass will be procession like on
Corpus Christi Day but without altars
and benedictiOn outside. This High
Mass will be the solemn end OF the
Feast of the Forty hours of Adora-
tiOn."
In the name of my congregation
thank the esteemed choir of st. JOS
eph's Church of Plentywood for donat.
ing their services for June 3rd. Ev-
erybody was satisfied and praised the
; singing of this choir. We hope thai
we will have offer of their service anC
great pleasure by this choir especial
| " the 10th of July and the 28th o.
October.
We thank too the Brass Band Of Mr.
DeSilva of Plentywood, who provided
very agreeable service thru their nice
musical performance and we hope tt
/ see them again the 10th of July anC
the 28th of October.
JACOB WILHELM,
Pastor
The producers news., 1923-06-15
SCOBEY SENTINEL
OFFICIAL PAPER OF
DANIELSCOUNTY

At the regular meeting of the Board
of County Commissioners of Daniels
County held at the Court House at
Scobey, Monday, June 4th, the Scobey
Sentinel was designated as the official
paper of Daniels County for two years
The bid of the ScoBey Sentinel was
the only bid presented to the board, as
the Daniels County Leader, owned by
Joe Dolin, did not submit bid this
time although it is now qualified to bid
on the county printing.
The contract was let at this time as
the result of the decision of the Su-
preme Court of the state reversing
the opinion Of Judge Conner holding
the printing law unconstitutiOnal and
thus allowing Dolin to hold the con-
tract contrary to law for about ten
months, during which time that gen
tleman got in his work on the taXpay-
ers a la Sheridan county.
The awarding of the printing con-
tract to the Scobey Sentinel insures
the farmers of Daniels County of an
established farmers press, sustained
and run in their interests.