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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-03
Pension Examiner Retires

After thirty-nine years of continu-
Gus service as special pension exam
liner. Hugh n. Patton, Glenn Martin
Apartments. has retired. During the
Civil War he was a member Of Com
pany NJ. Twelfth Ohio Cavalry. His
headquarters were in the Federal
building.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-03
Driver Held After Fatal Crash

BIT Times Special
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Aug. S.-Ber-
nard Meyerhoff. 46. of tbis city was
fatally injured late Thursday when
the machine in which he was riding
was hit by an automobile driven by
Jesse Yeager. Meyerhoff died while
being taken to a hospital. Yeager
is under arrest.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-03
Prophecy Is
Recalled

By United Press
WASHINGTON, Aug. a.
Newspaper men who attended
President Harding's last press
conference in the White House
today recalled with a pang Of
sorrow his last words to them.
Mr.. Harding was asked regard
ing a rumor that the start of the
Alaskan trip would be postponed
for few days, and replied:
tQnyl death or serious illness
will cause any delay or postpone
ment of this trip.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-03
C. of G. Directors Meet.

The Chamber of Commerce board of
directors were to hold special meet
ing at noon today. John B. Reynolds,
secretary of the board, said the meet
ing was called to hear reports of vari.
Gus committees.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-03
WOMAN INJURED
AS STREET CAR
STRIKES MACHINE
Man Knocked Down BY Auto,
: Which Speeds Away After
Accident.

Miss Catherine Taylor, %, Of SAT
Broadway, was injured at 11:50 p. m.
Thursday when an automobile in
which she was riding, driven by Ed
ward Wilbring, a guest at Hotel Wash
ington, was struck by a Northwestern
street car at Clifton and Twenty
Ninth SITS. Shells in st. Vincent's
Hospital a deep cut in the forhead,
the car.
Maude Alice Brown, S22 E. Fifteenth
st. suffered injuries when she jumped
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-03
L. S. EA1PI DYES FROM HERE TO GO TO HARDING FUNERAL
Senators and Other Gove entail Leaders Invited to Speak
atMemoraI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Are Drafted.

Many Federal department heads planned today go to
Marion Ohio funeral Harding Among
those who will make the trip Robert Bryson postmaster
E. L. Osborne chief agent bureau of investigations Linus
Meredith United States marshal; Homer Elliott United States
district attorney and John A Royse collector customs
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from a College
Ave. open car
which 10 w g d
down for a cross
over switch near
F / f [ e e n t h
S t., a n d W a s
struck by an au-
tomobile driven
by H e r bert
Hodges, 512 z.
Ell V e n h st.
H Cd g IS W a 8
driving slowly,
II was said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-03
SPIRIT OF YOUTHS is
HOPE OF GERMANY
Quaiers in Convention Hear Food
Director of Cologne.

BIZ Times Special
RICHMOND, Ind, Aug. S.-The sal
walton of the German people as a ma
ton lies in the spirit Of her youths,
DR.. Hertha Krause Of the food control
bureau of Cologne, Germany, said
Thursday night in an address before
the Young Friends conference now in
session at Earlham College.
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THE President died instantaneously
and without warning and while cor.
versing with members of his family
Evening star., 1923-08-16
Marshall Business Brokers
Continued.

Delicatessen and confectionery; uptown: !:
rent. $35; price, S1.475.
lelicatessen and confectionery; near hotels
price, 5000.
Grocery and delicatessen stall in leading
market m rent. $50; fine proposition: price,
Confectionery. soda fountain; good floor
cases; rent S25; price, $500
Bargain-Grocery and meats: old established
store location unsurpassed; low rent good
lease: less than half price at $3.50.
Grocery and meats; one of the largest and
best equipped stores uptown; 4-year lease !:
truck included in equipment. Price right
Lunchroom in nearby Maryland town; rent
$40 This place is well established and nav.
ing Price, 5000.
Lunchroom. downtown. doing splendid busi
oeps oeport"nity Tsht seo price, Don't miss this
Buffet lunch. in heart Of business section; :;
old established corner: price, 81, 400
Hotel. about 30 rooms. . baths; electricity;
newly papered and painted; price, $500
Rooming house near 10th and l. SIS rent
SSj: price, 81 900.
Rooming house, 0 rooms, near 18th and n
SITS; rent $50; price, $1,000. Secure this
bargain.
Rooming house in heart of business section; :;
rent. $83: price. $500.
Rooming house and cafeteria near War and
Navy bldg. loca tion unsurpassed; opportunity
for lady: price. 81. $50.
Rooming house near Ilth and sts.. 10
rooms; rent. SIS; price, $3.50
Marshall Business Brokers.
Q2N
Evening star., 1923-08-16
$132.W.
FISCHER'S
ol8 F ST. NORTHWEST.
A GROUP OF
DIAMOND
IYISC-

A GROUP OF
EXCEPTIONAL DIAMOND
VALUES.
1 blue-white Diamond, very bril-
liant, weighing u carat. SIS
1 blue-white Diamond, weighing
A-carat, exceptionally bril-
liant and beautifully cut. sos
1 blue-white Diamond, weighing
| and 16-1OO carats, very bril-
liant diamond, beautifully cut
and priced extremely low 1896
beautiful and very brilliant
blue-white Diamond, weigh
ing 5 points more than 21z
carats, a stone of exceptionally
fine quality. ............S 1895
/ beautiful Diamond Ring, with
center stone weighing "a
carats, surrounded by eight
small diamonds and 8 square
cut rubies. .$2o5
mems blue-white Diamond
Ring, with stone weighing
2M carats. 1896
These values can be seen at
A. KAHN Inc,
o2S F St. NV.
Evening star., 1923-08-16
HELP-MALE AND FEMALE

LpCATI REPRESENTATIVES, desired by tLe
Csoss- Reference Bible Co. of New York. pub
ishers of Americas most comprehensive ana
helpful Bible. splendid opportunity for
MEN and WOMEN Of refinement who are NOT
ashamed TO spread the Word of God, to enter
pleasant as wells as remunerative work
Address applications or inquiries to our Diyi-
sion Manager. Mr.. Werner. whose temporary
mail address is Box 1-X, Star Office.
SALESMEN--a5 men or women. at once to
sell new household article; exclusive territory:
experience unnecessary. Apply after q pm
the Refrigerator Pan Alarm Co., 80 Sth ST \ o
16s
Public Stenographer Wanted
lin md floor office, facing 14th st. Fr. 707O
Evening star., 1923-08-16
FOR sALE-MIsCELLANE0Us.

FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
Continued.
WALL PAPER. SUMMER PRICBs-Room lots
81. so ad $500: =. oatmeals, 12hc a piece.
Pa ave. Sc.
United States government harness. wagons
refriserators: steam tables. cots. wheelbar-
-" WAsmINGToN SALVAGE CO.,
3o3 10th st. NV.
$50 COUNTER AND CABINETS. SIS, or best
offer. 631 + NV.
PIE FLOOR AND COUNTER CASES AT
ToRx; hGsB { CO.. sos low ST. ST. BAL
METAL GARAGES.
Concrete Floors. Swinging Doors
10x16. S160 cash.
T. A. DOYLE. sls eth st. NE. Line. ss5l.
WE ARE OFFERING A FEW
VERY BIG BARGAINS
IN DIAMOND RINGS
Two of these left with us for sale
the other from an estate.
ONE BEAUTIFUL DIAMOND. IL CT.
Very brilliant; set in white gold.
Price 1857.
Left for sale.
Beautiful white. very brilliant; weight Ia
Ct; set in white gold; price s725.
ONE BEAUTIFUL RING
Platinum top; Egyptian style; white stone
% Price s14s.
EDWARDS & TANNER,
7o4 9TH St. NV.
SODA FOUNTAINS and &C
cessories; orange leverage out
fits. The Stern Co., o25 La. ave.
Phone Main ESQ.
DIAMOND BARGAINS.
Opportunities to buy diamonds
at sacrifice. Must be sold at
once to raise cash.
A written guarantee with all
Our diamonds.
Lady's solitaire diamond ring.
a beautiful perfect gem diamond
weighs 2 carats and s less 10
points. Party in need of money
must sell at once to raise cash,
$4,000.
Lady's solid platinum diamond
engagement ring, a beautiful
gem, weighs l carat and ii,
mounting is handmade set with
E large diamonds. Must be sold
at once to raise cash,
$4,000.
| Gentleman's diamond ring,
diamond weighs round carat
and "a, set in the latest style
white gold gypsy mounting. One
Of the biggest bargain ever
offered,
$4,000.
Lady's solid platinum diamond
dinner ring, set with II large
blue white diamonds and two
sapphires, in a very attractive
handmade mounting. Must be
sold at once to raise cash,
$165.OO.
Lady's solid platinum diamond
engagement ring, diamond
weighs l carat and 14 and 3-1OO.
Mounting is exquisite and
artistic set with 8 very fine blue
white diamonds. A bargain,
$2o5.OO.
| Gentlenan's diamond ring, set
with E large diamonds, a rare
bargain,
| $3.50.
| Lady's solitaire diamond en-
gagement ring, diamond is blue
white and weighs 1s carat and
5-1OO, set in the latest style
green gold basket mounting. A
big value,
$1,000.
Evening star., 1923-08-16
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
Continued.

cooks, cleaners. day workers chauffeurs. port
ers, maids, lanndrcsscs: efficient help only
Super Service Bureau. 200i 9th -: NV. North
OFFICE POSlTlOSS-Frre registration. Wash.
inEton Employment Exchange. operated for the
public by Washin- Schoo! for Secretaries
and Nat. Sch1o, of Ionmsrc". 1i1a st. n "
WHITE COOK. kouS wo. ker S75: butler 500
Ladies Exchange. SCI Vermont ave.
Evening star., 1923-08-16
RECOMMENDED SERVICE,

Continues
PApERHANGING-sEE ME BEFORE HAy-
ing that papering done. can save you money.
2O3O.
PAPERHANGING-ROO $3.50 AND UP;
interior and exterior painting at lowest prices
Metropolitan Dec. Co.. 427 st. NV Ph.
FAPERHANGING AND PAINTING-Rooms
papered, SIS and up. A. T. George. go 10th
g. s.w. Te.enhone Franklin 825
PAPERHANGING - REASONABLE PRICES;
delay; good workmanship. Enterprise Dec
Grating %. 1929 14th st. NV. North 1851. ).
PAPERHASGING AND PAINTING - MOD
ernto prices 1928 sth st. NV. c. c.
SILENCE. Phone North 2sss-J.
PAPERHANGING-Ro ROOMS So UP: EXT. and
am. write H. HARDING. 6as ii st.
PHILIiPs.' sa7 End Sc Sc. Line. inc ssss. O. ouicE K
efficient service. guar. work; reasonable prices.
sep1s
PH0NoGRAPH REPATRIN1r = Phonographs
Fantm sos Of oh ST. makes n@
IIANO TUNING. 81: piano and player repair
ing: speake & Spriggle. OBJ n. Y. ave. NV.
PIANO TTNING-pinnos and players re.
men Piano tuning. 81. Schaefer. sanderson
Piano c.. GA " st. ne lincoln 1867.
ILTMRING, TIN N0oFING AND SHOUTING;
promptly attended WhsP there is p@%n
1011 Fl NV.
PLUMBING AND HEATING-John r. Guerin.
4l2 E. Cap: St. Line 3ll.-Steam and hot
na r % gea1s and
PLUMBING AND THINNING. IoBRING IS
our speciality. Quick service in emergency
cases When Won think Of plumbing think nf
CAR0W & FRY. 10l1 u st NV. Main 1881:
pRINTING-Complet printing service, wit
hgh grade commercial work. Columbian Print
ing Co. Inc. isis 18th -. NV NJ 4250.
RADIO REPAIRING. installations; electrical
installations and repairs. Boyer Co.. NJ. 1887.
ST. 18th st.
Ei2FEIGERATOR AIRlN G--DoN'T
throw away your old refrigerator; let me re-
TnnnR aRd and Tsns Rodns 1910 ss 9TH
RUG WEAVING RUGS WOVEN FROM
worn carpets durable and cheap. OLD LAC-
REL. Et'LlrSE. 300 10th st s.M. Frank. 3OII
STEAM AND HoT-wATER HEATING: W. II;
experience high and low. pres steam work:
open shop. Estimate given. j,
TIMING. heating. refrigerators refined; Job
hing a speciality; rates reasonable Lin 1921.
National Sheet Metal Co.. 1855 X st. Sc.
TIMING roofing, pipeless furnaces installed; ;
gas stoves; dependable work. Main 614o
sHAEFFER & M0WEN. l0l. 9th st. NV.
UMBRELLA REPAIRING AND COVERING.
them to GRISw0ULD's. All IIth st. NV, op-
poste Star Office. Franklin 1s18W.
WATCH REPAIRING-The right kind Mod
crate prices. Jewelry repairing. P. K. Rich
ter SO 9th 81. NV.
WINDOW ana vacuum cIeaning; general clean
ing contractors Ideal Window and Vacuum
Cleaning 20. Inc. NJ 525S. q04 9TH NV.
WINDOW SHADI.S To ORDFR. SOC. UP:
hung free; will call with samples. j. NJ.
RUTLER Il SONS. 1000 LIST Line. 1897 J.
WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES. Good quail
ity 0paq"e shades fitted to your windows, Soc:
the best quality OF opaque shades. 81 IL: hung
free We viii call with samples. KLEE
BLATT. 1lth and ri SITS. lincoln so.
Evening star., 1923-08-16
INSTRUCTION COURSES

ACCoUNTANCY-TRAI FOR posi-.
tions as auditor. comptroller, certified public
accountant, cost accountant. Law: Training
for her T.. j.. deg.ae. Catalogue on request
BLACKSTONE INSTITUTE. Estab A d. 1890
Local office. 4O1 Homer Bldg. Potomac 3S3.
ANOTHER former STUDENT says: I'm your
school 80 evenings tabout 20 days), secured .
Dtenographic position. s25 week. Positions for
graduates. Inquire BOYD SCHOOL, 1888 G,
Two floors. o3s
AUTO DRYING LESSONS PRIVATELY
given. Call ftincoln SO. We do the rest
CAN YOU AEk FOR A SALARY OF $50 TO
800 week and get it, We will train You
0uring your spare time to make mecha uical
o. architectural drawings and help you Sc
cure position at a good salary. Personal in.
ntructon Join others starting now Call for
full particulars and see samples. (Any night
except Wed: or Sat: call any day except Sat.
p.m) COLUMBIA SCHOOL OF DRAFTING.
14th and SITS. NV.
DESIGNING. DRESsNfAKTNG. MILLINERY.
Prof. Liyingstones Academy. Ask for book
let. Ills g st. NV. Frank. 7475. 70.
HOTELS NEED AMBITIOUS men and
women; nationwide demand in all depart.
ments, hotels, tea rooms. cafeterias, clubs
apartment houses; uncrowded field; fine Twins:
quick Advancement: our methods indorsed-
pur students employed by leading hotels, every.
Eheee. Open evenings. Call for particulars
lewis Hotel Training School. 1870 N. z. ave-
Evening star., 1923-08-16

Lady's solitaire diamond en-
gagement ring, diamond is blue
white and weighs 15 carat and
5-1OO, set in the latest style
green gold basket mounting. A
big value,
Evening star., 1923-08-16

Gentleman's diamond ring,
diamond weighs round l carat
and "a, set in the latest style
white gold gypsy mounting. One
Of the biggest bargain ever
offered,
Evening star., 1923-08-16

Lady's solid platinum diamond
engagement ring, diamond
weighs l carat and 14 and 3-1OO.
Mounting is exquisite and
artistic set with 8 very fine blue
white diamonds. A bargain,
S2QS 90
Evening star., 1923-08-16
S15O.OO.

Lady's solid platinum diamond
dinner ring, set with II large
blue-white diamonds and two
sapphires, in a very attractive
handmade mounting. Must be
sold at once to raise cash,
S165.0O.
Evening star., 1923-08-16

DIAMOND BARGAINS.
Opportunities to buy diamonds
at sacrifice. Must be sold at
once to raise cash.
A written guarantee with all
Our diamonds.
Evening star., 1923-08-16
HELP-EEMALE.

,BOokkEEPER. one; one cashier: young ladies' :
for larg. music house; eXperienced: positions
permanent. Address Rox 5-N. star office
GIRL experienced for Gelcatessen. 7o3 L
Evening star., 1923-08-16

Lady's solid platinum diamond
engagement ring, beautiful
gem, weighs | carat and ii,
mounting is handmade set with
e large diamonds. Must be sold
at once to raise cash,
S3d0 m
Evening star., 1923-08-16

CHAUFFEUR RS-Colored truck drivers; bring
Rlair rd w lSs
Evening star., 1923-08-16
HEIP-MAIE.
NEVER MAI 0RTGTN1L recommendations

l.ssTO MECHANICS HELPER. 1900 14th st.
Evening star., 1923-08-16

HIKIsS, aged Is 20 30 Tor demonstra ting in
stores of Washington and nearby cities; expe-
rience not necessary: S25 week TO start. Also
cir! TO take charge Washington office Just
opening; typewriting experience required.
! state az" when answering. Address Box
RET office
Evening star., 1923-08-16

l1UTo MECHANIC--only experienced need ap-
sIly. 1900 14th st. W.
, 1923-05-24
S98, 1000 PROJECT FOR THE SALT
CREEK HIGHWAY HEADS list OF
CONTRACTS AWARDED BY STATE

CHEYENNE wyo-, May 24.-The
Wyoming State Highway commission
late Wednesday announced the let
ting OF contracts for federal aid road
building approximnting 500 900. The
most-importnnt OF the contracts let Is
that for the reconstruction of nye
miles of tho Casper-Salt Creek high
way fn~Natrona county at a cost of
SOS. 600 This contract WINS awarded
to the Warren Construction company
of Portland. Orc. The work is known
as project No. 10.
The other contracts let follow.
No. 25-Gravel surfacing of II
miles of tho Sundance-Beulah road.
IN Crook county; III. ]. Kenney Con
500.
No INSTRUMENTATION Of 7.6 E1cs
of the WorlnndITensleep road. In
Washnkio county: Taggart-Tcbos
Construction company Of cowley,
s38,s94-
No. 1se-Eaghty-foot steel bridge
across Old Woman creek- in Niobrara
county. james Fl. Turpin Of Wheat
fand. $z7.7sz-
No. 144-Eight miles of the Yellow
stone highway north of Cheyenne. in
Laramie county; grading and gurfac-
ing. Tyler & Baker Construction com
pany of Rock River. 1881; bridges.
Levy Construction company OF Den
yer. 81. 95,.
No. 16o-Five and one-half miles
north of Lingie, in Goshen county;
grading and surfacing. Connolly 6
Randolph OF Llngle. $,5.115; bridges.
, 1923-05-24
s275,000B0ND
ELECTION TO Be
HELD JUNE 25
Council Sets Date for
Submitting Proposal
To Casper Voters.

The question of a $z7I,eUo water
and sewer bond issue win be put to
n vote of h people June Is. accord
ing to action taken by the city com
ell in a special meeting last night.
The council itself approved the float
ing OF the bonda
Tho city expects NO difficulty in
OF interest, since the market at this
time is very favorable to municipal
securities. especially those of n grow
ing town like Casper.
The money raised from the bonds
VIII go toward the construction OF n
SIS 1000 reservoir. the extension OF
water mains to new additions and to
points already within the city limitt
which need them. and the extension
of s15 900 worth of sewer lines. AZ
well rs tho payment for about $4,000
worth of pipe borrowed by the cit,
recently from private corporation,
whiof tho city was not able to pa,
for at the time.
Tho great need of tho fncrsassd
water supply that tho bonds will
make possible has boon brought cut
time and again by thinking men who
have seen Casper grow too largo for
its bottle The present pumps AMI
reservoirs II inadequate for TIN
needs of The community. Tho new
RESERVOIR viii have n capacity OF
1000, 900 gallons.
, 1923-05-24
$4,000 SCHOOL.
CONTRACT LET

EAA4 contract for North Casper,s
new school building WINS let.this week
to George C~ottrell. work to start,fm-
modiateiy. Tho building win cost
$4,000. It win contain SIX class
rooms. \ taaitor's q~unrtera. and n
boiler room 1t win stand at Virginia
and * streets-
At h same meeting the school
board Eave Garbutt Weidner and
Sweeney full power to 60 ahead with
ths plans Tor the now Junior High
school which they. have boon working
on for montha- 1t was a year ago.
May IT. that h boDds-for this struc-
turs were voted on Actual cxcava-
ton should begin this fan.
, 1923-05-24
OVERLOOKING OF TRUCKS
RESULTS IN MANY BEING
TURNED BACK BY POLICE

Along with tho efforts OF the state
highway department to prevent traf-
nc violations o m the highways OF the
state. h ruie against ovsrIoa ding is
being strictly enforced. Many trucis
which operate out OF Casper have
been turned back by J. c. Glover. Of
hcer for District 3, becnuse tbeir
o tonnage was more than $4,000
pounds.
Such trucks VIII always be turned
back. according to Mr.. Glover. The
rpens necessitated by extra work
and extra delay can be avoided II
truck drivers win see to 1t before
leaving tho city hat their trucs and
It's load arc within tho prescribed
limits OF weight The highway de-
partment has two load meters on the
road to test all trucks.
, 1923-05-24

and Mr. Tracy gtatod today that the
Offer was = bossan6s ona- "nr the
July fourth nsht In Bten-y betspssa
Dosnp9ey ard Tommy Gibbons PROVES
a p<coazs - vo expect. the nssas1
soez II Gfbbo.s should be the nsxt
Champion n same Offer Does fer
him. said Er. Trneoy.
Dempsey refused 20 osrs-.s.k uyzsn
no offer further thas that any ~
r~angenents Kearns ma&s no W~sA
oarry out h nghtinE end. srospt he
thought II might be wen to wait ths
result of tho Shabby hattie bsrore
taking on other ocfera-
Dempsey and his eiEfe Eznrrs~G
partners and ruhbera nathan eight
mile run this morning up tho Missouri
river VIA White Bear haand. over
tho Lewfs and Clark onup. and
around by Mouth Of Sand couiee
Crock. which is called a creak for
lack OF water.
The workout boxing bouts al the
day were two rounds with Godfrey,
the giant Degro. two roundB with
Burke. tho hsavywolshtn two with
Harry Draake. thu Engilsh weiter>
weight. preceded by one round at
shadow boxing and one round nj tho
bag,
Dompaey showed strong and quick
in tho workouts, and his Hparring
partners did not hold hack n punch.
II being give and tako from tho tap
oc tho gong Hin foot work shows
particularly well, md his short arm
left jaba. with either hand. sent his
partners back every time they con-
nected. putting Godfrey down to his
hams in h second round.
Next week win be n layoff week at
tho Dempsey camp, and tho entire
camp will 20 fishing. some in the
Missouri river and some in tho
mountain streams. Dempsey bought
two bamboo fishing rods today but
| Continued on Page Twol
, 1923-05-24
OKLAHOMA TOWN is INUNDATED
NEBRASKA ALSO hit BY FLOODS

OKLAHOMA CITY. May G4-vir
tualiy overy section OF Paul'B Valley.
okla, with the exception Of a small
nrea on tho eastern side was flooded
last night when waters from Rush
creek broke through II dyko as a ro-
suit OF heavy rains lasting several
days. according to a report received
by the Western Union Telegraph
company here from its otfiso man-
ager at paul's Valley. The waters
stood In some places seven feet deep
but have rocoded today. tho report
, 1923-05-24
BIG BRIDGE
ON SANTA FEE
is AMAGE

FORT MADISON. Town. May A.
-ro destroyed 200 feat Of tho A.
Gibson. Topeka and Santa 70 mrc
long bridge over the Misaiszippi river
haro carly today. Tho binzo was dis
covered on the cast pfins approach
about midnight. At 4 n m The frs
wns under control. Tho main struo.
ture. built of steol was not damaged.
Crews wcro started TO work to TO-
pair tho damage carly today. Moan.
while. Santa Fe trims VIII use tho
Chicago. Burlington npd Quincy
tracks from here to GalesburE. IN.
, 1923-05-24

mud enroute. and VIII be heard later.
probably June l.
1t was announced that the matter
of h Clearmont highway. over
which there has been much contro-
versy in Sheridan and elsewhere. was
still awaiting the approval Of the
Fedora Bureau OF Public Roads.
RECOMMENDATION of tho C-asper-Salt
Creek stretch Is necessitated by the
fact that the heavy trucking over the
concrete roadway since 1t was built
I'VE years g has worn 1T to a
frazzle- The work on tho Yellow
stone north of Cheyenne VIII begin
where the present FIVE and one-half
miles project leaves OF.
, 1923-05-24

wou DO willing to tnke on tho
European fighters Fighting In my
business. and II IN tho way I maks
my living and no one n barred n
the terms arc agreed to- I d~n't -
member spain. and I bave1't hoard
Of his battles. but its all right with
me so far ms tho fighting part Is
concerned.
Upon tho stntcment of Je.s Willard
In the Associated PROM that Dcmp-
sey would newer meet wnfz. tho
champion merely remarked. 'Kearns
does tho arranging and I do the
fighting. and II Kearns signs for
wins, It VIII, DO wins. They all look
alike to me-"
Dan Tr.osC, ovnor Of N largest
hotel in-0ruet Fuiis. with four othcr
business mon. ave offered Kearm
the amo purse and conditions
given Dempsey and Gibbons to
match Dempsey Against wills in
Great Falls Labor Day. II tho Shelby
night proves n success a. expected.
Tho men Offering the purse arc TO
sponaible Great Falls businesz men.
all at tho head CT big institutions.