davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-10
HR0zOVLADA OKRESU MOREHOUSE
kU KLUX KLAN BYL TAM PRY
SVRCHOVANOU MOCl.
MA JEHO ROZKAZ BUD VYPOVlDANY NEB
MRSKANY "NEzADOUCl OSOBY".

Bastrop La, 9. ledna Behem dnesniho vysechu Gin
nos odbocky Ku Kux Kanu okresu Morehouse vyslo ma
evo vypov9d nekoka sv9dki lie mrskan deportace daily
nafizeni okresnho vidce Kanu re cerne kuke byy
cas rega pouzvanych Ku Kluxy riznych ech vypra-
v&ch.
Kap ]. K Skpwih uznany vddce organisace Klanu O.
Morehouse, by menovan j. F. Norseworthym jenz
prav sobe ze byva clenem Kanu jako muz enz vydava
rozkazy okresn organsaci.
bile kuke roby byly pro obrady - jez mely byti
seny ozovych snh prlvodech avsak cerne kukle byy
pro najezdy prav Norseworthy odpoved otazky kla
dene generalnim navladnm soudn sini zavado hlu
boke tcho kdyz svedek zotozn ernou kuk pfedozenou
generanim navladnm jako cast odevu noseneho tler
Klanu ma jejich vypravach ~ /
Sim osudny den "a. srpna, kdy Watt Daniel T. F. Ri
chards hy zavrazd6n nybrz odhaovaN povsechnych met
hod Klanu. Norseworhy prav mimo jine ze byl kapit
mem" v organisaci Klanu. II
Pdl tuctu sv9dkn vypovdao muzi, ktefi byl zajat
neb pfftomni kdyz Daniels Richards by unesen Vsichn
shodova tom, ze dnos proved muz eernymi kuklem
Ina hlavach ozbrojeni rucnicem revovery Zadny vsa
nemohl ztotoznit nsktereho tlupy
Jeden svsdkl, White, byl tazan zdal nebylo to
dena pet jejch stfedu odvleceno nEEez odpov6dsl
swell is jsem slychaL - liai iimAsPeAedlnA
do lesa, zmrskal je a pax je necha odejft domd."
Ma otazku, proc nepodal tom zpravu dfadIm zvlaste
kdyz de ze dve tea byla pozde smerem jezeru
La Fourche, odvet:
'Nevim, proc jsem tom nepodal zpravu nevzpo-
kmnel jsem 81 to-"
Norseworthy by povolan svedectv, kdyz by ]. l..
Daniel otec WattIv sam obet tocnkI skonc vypo-
branky jeho domova stek nemz vyzyvan ably polep-
tsl nformac jz obdrzel narizeni prcitanem kap.
tSkipwhovi ze cyfi muzi Mer Rouge muse bud odeeti
lpryc nebo budou zabit"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-10
PRlPRAYY K OBSAzEM RUHRSKA.|

DJSlOJNtCl kONALlI
PORADY S NEMECk4MI URADY.
FRANCE UvEDoMlLA ANGLiI A AMERIKU
SvYcH oBMYSLENYcHs sKRoclCH.
Bulletny.
Duesseldorf g. ledna - vsechny osobni .utomobily
tszke dopravni tucky byy rekoviny fancouxsk6u
rozkazy vydans Smohe General vrchnim SSt'a-
nostou, vykon6 prohidk 4utoobd vybere ~, JED
nepe hodi Francouzdm pro ech l6ele IT. kdox odsprou
vyda svs kiry budou pred raneouzsy vojsns
soud
Essen g. ledna Konfersnce byla proudu dne, veSer
mezi francouzskymi amkdnm n&selny mSSta anosty
bursu, Essenu Muelheiu Ratinsenu. csrsshemu nych
msst JED mali byti obsazena.
Parz g. ledna Francie jest hotova zapoeiti obsazo
vanm Ruhrske obasti p dsvu Nebude to z&dnym pfekva
penm zdal Ultra francouzske aeropany budou krouzh
mad Esenem douha fada voznc bude Kruppova
domova jako predvoj jizdy p6choty.
Bylo jz rozhodnuto kdy posup bude zahaen, avsak mi
so kde zapocne smer jakym bude bra jsou zachova
vany vadou nejpfisnejA tajnosti ddvodn pockych
jenskych.
Francie dnes pozde odpoledne uvxdomla Angli pro-
sednctvim francouzskeho velvyslance Londyne amer
ct velvysanci Pafzi Brusseu by uvedom6ni vladam
francouzskou begickou France hodla uciniti Fran
ouz dnes vecer sou zaroveh ozbrojen prohasenm
racnf komse ze Nemecko nedosao SWIM zayazkhm ve
dodAvky uhf udz neni dale zadn& zjevne pcny od
klad., & -. i. -
Masino mnisr va1ky, mel zavsrecnou konferenci pre
merem Poncarem pf niz ei us ze armada jest hotova
echnicky sbor dokonce enlargement oddly zeleznicarl
elegrafsd pfpade stavky Ruhrsku, ocekaya rozkazy
Duesseldorfu kde rovnez jsou voenske esko ktere e
mali provazeti
Gen. Degoutte Sc svym stabem odejel Z Mohuce do
Dueseldou pred odjezdem poslednho voenskeho
vlaku Mohuce vschni budou Duessedorfu dnes pozd9
vecer.
Tato pohotovost neni vsak zadnym dakazem ze Fran
couz urc sfedu jako den zahajenl pospu mIze b od-
kad az do ctva tax aby premier Poncare mel pflezost
O a
bude zadat projev dIv9ry.
At jayko den jest ursen, neni dele zadne obavy, ze
snad Velka Brtane Spoene Say zastaviy by posup
tesem nebot francouzsk& vada vdbec narod povazu TO
hoovou ze Essen bude obsazen nekoka dneh neb
dokonce hodnach ze pospnemu zabran Ruhrske obasti
zabranti mnze jeNin6 N9mecko sp sve zavazky povn-
nost Francie bere celou stuaci prekvapujcm kdem
vsak tim jest pevne odhod&n ucnt lak Nemecko
telnym.
vyvssenf nemeckych vyhlasek obyvatestvu Ruhrskeho
dsrkt jenz ma by obsazen, jest povazovano dukaz
ze 9mecka vada vzdaa veskere nadee zasaveni
brani onoho 1zemi Poncare fek zrovna min kdyz
prohlasil, ze "jest hotov mluvii Nemc v Essenu'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-10
POsEI STW NOVEHO GUVERNERA.
ODPORUCUJE v MEM SETRNOST A SAMOSPRAVU
VOTAZCE DANf

Columbus, o. 8. edna Setrnosti samospravy We v9c
DAM dozadue novy guvener SVEN poses ez osobnc
prosovil dnes pred IS. snemem statu Ohio.
Guvernerv dancni program zahrnue zruseni pri
mych dan odvolanf vsech omezeni vse dan zaduzenos
zrusen stani danicn komse uvedeni celeho sysemu
podkad samospravy. Jna odporuceni poselstvf jsou
Zrusen mist vsech 'nepotfebnych" volebnch lfedniki,
zaveden tvale regstrace zmenseni poctu precinkI
state.
Zaveden predvolebnho ballotu jenz by obsahova sky
obou velkych ran tax aby voc moh hasovat pro kero
ko sranu nikol vsak oba istky ably by vydan ballot
bez udanf polticke pfislusnost.
Pfeozeni regsrace automobile do statni trestnce kde
abulky sou nyni vabeny tax ably to prace bya
bez jakchko vyoh ably doalo zam9snani trestancGm
nynf zahalejfcfm.
Rozdienf tabuek iradovnach okresnfch pokladniku,
kde tito ponecha by Timed poovici jez prnalez okres
Zavedenf pfisnejsho zakona tykajfcho Sc prodavani
akc die nehoz spolecno by by nuceny pfedloz kdyko
Ii zadost satniho komsafe knihy fnancn vykazy jez
byy by pffstupny akcionardm.
Guvener odporucuje zakony prosp9ch ochranu far
afu tax ably by chranen pred organisovanym vydrdu-
chy nepffznvym zakony" h!avn9 ably umoznena bya
rychleA levnsjs doprava jech produktd trhu Now
guverner neodpoucue aby snem pa zakon ma organsac
st&tnf poce kteremzo smeru ste sny vlv nan w.
vozovan konecne pfmlouva guvener 1sporu setrnos
vsech oborech verejne spavy zada vsak
pr&ci byly ryche vyrovnavany rovn9z zada rozs
fenf z&kona tax aby vzahova nemoci utrp9ne
zdrav3ch zam3stn&nich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-10
NADEJE Ma MIR OPET
SELHAEY.

Dublin, 8. ledna. Nadeje ma
mir v Irsl1u bledly rychle dnes
nasledkenl pozadavku Eamo-
ma De Va1ery, ably jeho stou-
penci bylo jednano jako Sc "a
stupci zvl&stni vlAdy., Delegati
vetSiny sinnfeinistickych klu-
bI z Dublina a okolf Sc sesli,
ale k z&dn6mu pevn&mu usne
senf nedoslo.
Pet osob uhofelo vcera pfi
znicenf obydli, v nemz ohen
nejspfse byl zalozen palici. Hi.
storicky zamek v Tuamu, v &c
ne 100000 a pokl&dany "a
'nejstarM v Irsku, zap&len byl
insksmi nepravidelnSmi repu.
blik&ny. Dvacet osm republi'
kant hylo zajato pfi n6jezdu
vojska Svobodneho Statu Y o
|kresu Meath.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-10
LENINUV sTAv BUDf OBAvY.
Londyn g. ledna Stav Mikulase Lenina pisobf ty nej
vazn9jM obavy Moskv9, pravf depese Rigy London
Times Ddlezia porada dom&cch cizch specalstd byla
svolana ma tento tyden. &,
DRAHA ERfEllsE vYRov-
NAL.A S pELNlKY.

New York, 9. le!dna. - ORA
ha Erie a jejf podffzene linie
podepsaly nov6 mzdove dohod-
mutt s federacf unit v dfln&ch,
timz stavka form&ln& skonce-
ma. D3mici, kte1 vysli ma
st&vku, obdrzf zp9t sva pied
nostni prawa a t&z rozdM MA
mzde, jaaou platila draha q
70 Gently ma hodimu, jez urce.
ny zeleznitnf pr,acovnf ra'dou.
Toto dohodnutf, ttkajicf Sc AZ
10000 delnikt, plhti az do l,
listopadu, kdy mtze b5ti zru.
seno kterouakoi ze stran ne
tdcetidennf ozn&imend.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-10
LECIONARI PROTI RASf.
NOW.

Praha, Z. ledna. Csl. legiona
ii svolai po cele zemi pro-
testni schuze proti financnimu
ministru dru. Rasinovi, jenz v
nedavne sve feci vyslovil Sc O.
sire proti legionafskym poza.
davkdm, obviniv legionafe, ze
chteji, aby Jim bylo zaplaceno
"a to, ze bojovali pro svobodu
naroda. We schlzich legionar.
skych zahajeny byly sbirky ma
.zahajeni soudnf akce proti Ra'
sinovi ma zaklade zaloby pre-
ur&zku ma cti. Zvl&Stni delega
ce navstivila presidenta Masa.
ryka, aby sc dozadovala Cd nd
no pomoci.
(Poz. red. Zd& Sc, ze Sc jed
ma o opozdenou zpr&vu, kter5
|se tyka ud&losti, jez predcha
|zely vrazedny ltok ma dra. Ra
|Sina.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-10
GEN. IvANov v AMERlcE

GEN. lvANOv v AMERICE.
Seattle, Wis.,, 8. ledna. =
Vcera pfibyl do zdejsiho pfi
stavu z Japonska byvaly rusky
general Alexander Ivanov,
jenz "a svetove v&lky velel
carskym vojskdm ma fronte ne
mecke a n6kolikr&t Sc vyzna-
menal. Kdyz Kerenskeho re-
zim vessel v platnost a brzy ma
to bolsevicky rezim ovl&dl Ru.
sko, Ivanov musel 2 Moskvy u.
.prchnouti q po delsim dobro.
druznem cestov&ni .sluzbe v
cizich arm&d&ch dostal Sc dc
Harbinu, odkud uinoxn6na BY
la mu costa do Spoj. St&tI. Iva
nov jest nepfitelem sovetd
.proto stal Sc We sv6 vlasti ne
moznym. ).
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-10
CEsKE DETI oHROzENY
VLKY.

Chippewa Falls, Wis. s. led
ma. Kdyz dive ditky farmafe
Vaclava Porosila vracely Sc re
skoly s dvema detmi souseda
Ant. ,Dodgea, byly napadeny
smeckou vlkd, kteff zufiv9 ja-
Ii Sc ma ne dor&zeti. Ma st9sti
zd9seny kirk d9tf zaslechli psi
u blfzke fanny Porosilovych,
kteff Sc ma vlky obofili a pa
tuhem zapase- je zahnali. Je.
den ze PSI byl tax zle potrh&n,
ze asi pojde. D9ti .vyv6zly
'vSak bez 1razu . ma vlky u.
spof&dana bude stvanice okol.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-10
IDoNAHEYii .pRRSlDENT-
sKOU. MozNosTl.

Columbus, O., 9. ledna. -
William j. Bryan, jenz zasta.
vii Sc zde ma sve cest9 do Fila.
delfie, pfi kterz pfflezitost'
promluvil pred statnfm sne'
mem, prohlasil v pozd6jsim in
terviewu, ze guvem6r Dona'
hey mohl by bJti jednim 2
mloznych kandidatd 0 presi
dentskou nominaci v pfiStfn
roce. DIE mfnenl Bryenov,
demoluate budou mfti dobros
vyhlfdku ma vftxzsEvf. o ex-gu
vern&ru Coxovi, demolratic
KEN kand1d&tu z r. 1920, vt
bee Sc Bryan nezmfnil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-10
,DAUGIIERTY JEST aOBA EN-.
sNEMOvNl PRAyNf VYBOR PROIlLkSll, zE MEN
Why Ma CENERALNlM NANLADkllM

Washington, 3. edna - Stiznost vzneaent general
niho nayadhq naushertyho nf x6d4no ob4alovan
Obvneni "vysokych zoeina pfestlpkd" podana pro-
ii geneIalnimu navladnmu Daughertymu kongresnikem
Oscarem E. Kellerem Mnnesoty neodvsym repubkanem,
mela n&sedek zpr&vu sn9movnfho pravnho vbor
kere pravf ze nezda by z&neho d6vodu ku weren't
re generalnf n&vladnf jest vinen."
Forani zprava vyboru. jez byla dnes pjata IL hasy
pro bude pfedlozena sneovne Ultra ocekava ze tim
skonG aspon pro pftomnou dobu vsechno s obzalova
generalnho navadnho snsmovnou jeho procesoyani
natem. ea 1tSaMRMV~ 49,
Yybor rovnez usnes uv9domti snemovnu ze kongres
mix Keller jenz zaobu vzne odepfe svedc anil by vsak
odporuc nejake zakrocen pro nemu COZ jest ponechann
ma dobrozdanf sn9rnovny AS
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-10
OTAZKA EVROPSKTCH
DLUHU.

Washington, 9. ledna. - 2
Bilero Domu bylo dnes danc
na rozum9nou, ze neni made
|je; = dluhy, ktert HwropeHpo'
,jenym Statdm povinnuje, mo-
.hly by byti vyrovnany die zn&.
nj pritomneho z&kona. Tyz u.
stanovuje, ze lhIta ma vyrov-
mani dluhi nesmi byti delsi ne
Eli dvacet pet rokI q lrok
mensi nez AZ proc. Tato lhd.
TIA Sc nyni poklada "a kratkou
"a drok prilis vysoky a nepo:
chybn9 president pozada Q
|zmenu pritomneho zakona.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-10
PklRODNf PLYN MA STATI
65 Cent?.
The East Ohio Gas Co. ohl<sf
do /. inera vlastni
j, podminky.

Ia vcerejsi rozmluvy, kona-
ne po verejnem slyseni s rad
MIN ]. ]. McGintym prohlasil
president The East Ohio Gas
Co., Martin B. Daily prvni ma
wrh plynarny, ktery zrovna pro
odberatefe plynu nevypada pfi
lis povzbudiv9 - budeme prJ
platiti Csc "a 1000 krychlo-
vych stop a pfi vetsim odbytu
bude cena "a kazdych 1000
stop pom9rne stuphovana. No
w cennik pax ozn&men bude
m6stskemu vyboru pro plyna.
renske zarezitosti nejdele do l.
Inora.
Ma, vcerejsim slysenf "a.
mitl DAILY velice rozhodn9 ma.
vrh m9sskeho pr&vniho ridi-
tele, aby dosavadni smlouva
mestem uzavfena, prodlouzena
byla do l. kv9tna roku 1924
ably zbyvalo vice casu k dIkls
dnejSimu projednani cele kri
Sc. DAILY odmitl proto, ze ply,
marina sama ma kontrakt The
Hope Natural Gas Co. We Wes'
Virginii, ktery vyprsi take ,
udane dobe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-10
Ex-sULTAN " PORT SAID.

Port Said, 8. ledna. - Mo-
hamed W., dffv9jHf SULTAN tu-
recky, pfijel sem dnes odpole-
dine z Malty ma b1.iticke valec.
ne lodi Ajax, ma sve ,cest9 dG
Mekky. Byl pfijat brtitickymi
dfednfky a princem Abdulla.
hem, .synem hale; Hedzasu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-10
RADu<ALOvE HRoZi

Pariz, g. ledna - Francouzsk& vl&da nema obav W.
hrGzek komunistd jnych rak&I ze p&cha budou sabo.
taz ably pnsob obtze svzele francouzske aade eji
tazen do Ruhrske oblas Radk&nf tisk vyzyva deniky
Francie N6mecka aby zastav francouzsky mperiais-
mus Fancouzsy premier vydal forman vyvracen zprav
kounisty, Re jest to dysem vl&dy povoati
dalsi vojaky pod prapory
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-10

mimi rolnfky. Jest to poprve
We mnoha l6tech, ze vlci v TAX
velkem poctu We zdejsim okoli
|se objevili.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-10

Druzina lovcd poz0st&vaifci ~ Allena B3rrea, A.
Rewea. C.. Wittmera Harnana Wentzera ~ honbe Q.
kresu Clinton. Pennsyvan zaba medv6da 3vazcho soc
kfka stop Ii pacl vsoklho Jest to jeden nejvech
medvedh kdykoli zabtychv zem jste nejve medved
bitI " Pennsylvanii. siat st, z. f
The Wolf Point herald., 1923-09-13
Bazaar, Motor, Motor Boating,
Puck, and Hearts Magazine.

Bazaar, Motor, Motor Boating,
Puck, and Hearts Magazine.
1t came about this way: The lat,
Senator Hearst of California, ant
Haggin, the mine wizard of a quarter
of century ago, were close friends
and associated in many undertakings
Marcus DAILY went to Haggin with
the great undeveloped Anaconda pro-
| 1ect. Haggin listened to the Mon
tana master miner. He invited his
friend Hearst to listen also. The re-
suit was that they agreed to finance
the Montana undertaking.
Made Millions in Butte
First and last the elder Hearst put
most OF his California fortune into
the Butte property. At the time of
the organization of the Amalgamated
Copper company there was a pool of
shares in the Anaconda company. 1t
was found that Marcus DAILY, Sena-
tor Hearst. Haggin and the Roths-
childs owned the stock, share and
share alike. The Hearst estate drew.
down something like S25,00O,O 900 in
cash when the sale was consummat-
ed.
This money went, of course. to
young Hearst, who had won his news
paper spurs by his management of
the Examiner in San Francisco. the
gift to him from his father, and after
having made dividend paying paper
Of 1t, had entered the New York field
with the American and Examiner
Saved Day for Hearst
1t took a lot of money to financa
the New York publications of Hearst
The newspapers there were more
firmly established than they were
on the coast The fortune the elder
Hearst had wrung from the mines
OF the coast was poured into the
treasury of the American and Exam |
iner and went out almost as fast as |
II came In. The millions the Hearst |
estate received from Montana in
vestments absolutely saved the dav
for the young Northcliffe of America |
and tided his publications over until
they we're earning enough MONEY to
finance themselves.
Mrs. Phoebe Hearst, widow of the
senator and mother of the publisher
llways took a deep interest in Mon
ana, and particularly in Anaconda
After the Montana hotel was hni1t
he spent several summers in Ana
'onda, and also spent several seasons
n the Bitter Root valley. She hui1t
splendid library and stocked IT with
looks as her gift of appreciation m
Inaconda for the millions that had
ome to her through her husbands
fontana investments.
The Wolf Point herald., 1923-09-13

I
Wesleyan college; to change the num-
Der of trustees to 13; four from the
Methodist church, four from the Pres
byterian, and the other five to be ap-
pointed by the corpOration commit
tees on appraisal and auditing to con-
tinue their work; all contracts enter
ed into by the present board of trus-
tees to be taken over by the new
board as soon as chosen The plans
will be submitted to the boards of ed
ucation of both churches
There will be equal partnership in
the college, each institution putting
in an allotted amount of money, to
be determined by the appraisal COM
mittee. If the merger is finally vot-
ed, it will probably mean a united
in Helena to raise 100000
for the institution.
The Wolf Point herald., 1923-09-13

Completing program to give the
city of Butte an out-of-door recrea-
tion center of scenic beauty and con-
venience, the William Boyce Thomp-
son Welfare league, acting through
e. B. Howwell, has decided to the city
Thompson Inn and the groves, build
ings and grounds Immediately sur
rounding it. Thompson park, strip
of ground along Nine-mile creek, and
over which runs the scenic new Hard
ing Way, a link in the Yellowstone
trail, was created when the Thomp-
son interests gave the city part of it
in 1915 and was enlarged to include
some further mountainous areas by
an act of congress in 1921 which
vested control of that part of the
park jointly in the city of Butte and
the forest service.
How Present Gift Came
The Thompson interests, subse-
quent to the original gift, allotted
$50, 900 cash to the Y NJ G. A. and
a board of trustees was appointed to !
look into the practicab bility of using |
the fund for the creation and main
tenance of a rest house for working
women at Thompson park. However,
the trustees finally decided that ow-
ing to the distance from Butte. build
ing such rest house would not be
a practical undertaking as it would
1ot be well utilized. 1t being left to
he trustees to change the character
If the proposed 100000 investment /;
It their discretion, so long as it was |
made in connection with the park. &
The Wolf Point herald., 1923-09-13
MONTANA MONEY
BACK OF HEARST
FUNDS REALIZED FROM SALE OF
INTEREST IN ANACONDA PUT
PUBLISHER ON FEET
Father Was One of the Original Part
ners of Marcus Daily and Realized
About $25, 100000 Through De-
veIopment of the Anaconda Mines.

Last week was newspaper week
In Montana The men who burn
the midnight oil making the daily
newspapers, and the editors of the
weekly newspapers met In Butte
last week to study problems of
their guild, renew acquaintance.
and play as much ms possible.
1t is not generally known that a
colossal fortune, made la Montana,
Is back of the daily newspapers
published by William III. Hearst In
New York, Chicago, San Fran
cisco, and seven other cities of the
first class in the Cnited States. rs
well as the Cosmopolitan maga-
zine, Good Housekeeping, Harper's
The Wolf Point herald., 1923-09-13

The complexity of the states
business viewed as financial con-
Germ, is shown, o. I'll. Junod, state
treasurer, points out, by the fact
that the treasurer is required to
keep 11O separate and distinct ac-
counts, or funds, in addition to the
mass of detail involved in the issu-
ance of warrants, payment of saIar-
les, issuing bonds, payment of in
terest, clipping of bond coupons for
trust accounts and a score or more
of other duties.
The state is a business concern
which deals in millions, derives rev.
enue from multiple of sources, en-
ploys hundreds of salaried employees,
owes millions of dollars and has only
one thing to sell and that is a rather
intangible thing, yet one of the most
necessary in modern life, it is point
ed out, that thing being government
The states largest source of in
come is now and always has been the
tax received from the general levy.
Then there is money received from
special taxes on mines and oil COM
panles, the money received from Ii
censes for grain elevators, corpora
tions, for hunting and fishing, certain
fines which are collected, from oil
produced on state lands, money from
leases of state lands and state timber
fees payable to the state for the fill
ing of papers and document and there !
are a score or more sources of lesser |
revenue.
Each year the schools of Montana |
derive approximately $93e,00O from
land grants and various sums outside
of direct taxation, which means that
approximately tenth of the cost of
the financing of schools and universi-
ties does not fall upon the taxpayer.
Montana's schools as a whole, exclu-
sive of the parochial or privately fl
nanced institutions cost approximate )
ly 100000 year. /,
AS the state grows older it is ex- ;
oected that the state schools will prof =
It more through endowments :;
The w. w. Dixon endowment of Mon !
ana University is proving a benefit to .
hat institution, a dividend of 5000 :
having been received recently from y
tock owned in Butte bank by the :,
und which was left to the university y
" late resident of Missoula. The
principal of this fund cannot be :
ouched but its income goes to the .
University each year. p
The Wolf Point herald., 1923-09-13
HEART DISEASE
MONTANA'S BANE
TEN PER CENT OF DEATHS OF
LAST YEAR DUE TO THIS
DREAD AILMENT
or the 5,1O5 Deaths During 1922
Pneumonia Second With SAT;
1000 More Men Die than Women:
Highest Death Rate Among Infants

H Heart disease caused more deaths
in Montana last year than any othel
malady. There were 5S5 deaths
caused by this disease. Pneumonia
ran close second with SAT deaths
| to It's credit, according to a report
issued by DR.. w. F. Cogswell, secre.
| tary OF the state department of pub
| lie health.
In 1922 Montana had a total of
5,105 deaths which compares to
1896 in 1921, an increase of 41O.
which raised the death rate from
81 per 1,000 in 1921 to Sc per
1000 in 1922.
Due principally, it is believed, to
the fact that males predominate in
the Treasure state, this sex sustained
the greatest loss with 1854 deaths,
while females who died numbered
1851. OF the total, ABB were
white, 295 were Indians, 80 black,
Sc yellow and two brown. The last
mentioned were Filipinos.
Social condition was classified as
follows: 2,212 who died were un-
married, 1850 were married, 760I
were widowed, 83 were divorced, and
the status of 80 was unknown.
AS to nationality, 1857 were ma
tive born, 1925 were foreign born,
and the nationality of 143 was un-
known
Heart trouble, exclusive of compli-
cations, caused 585 deaths in Mon
tana; pneumonia (including bron-
eho) 547; AT died in infancy; 394
by accident; 391 due to tuberculosis
in all forms; cancer claimed 338;
266 died through premature birth:
apoplexy took 265; nephritis took
255 and influenza 1872.
Scarlet fever was the cause of six
teaths during the week ending Aug
lst IL. Other statistics for that
week are: tuberculosis 2, typhoid
ever 2, smallpox 0, diphtheria 2,
measles 5, whooping cough 1, chick '