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Evening star., 1923-09-26
FIRE IN WAREHOUSE.

Fire of unknown origin at the ware.
house of Smiths Transfer and Stor-
age Company, 1919 u street. caused
damage estimated at 81, 900 last night.
The ire was discovered by John II.
Gasner, a watchman, who notified
Crossing Policeman ]. r. Jenkins ar
4th and U streets, who turned in an
alarm, The damage consisted largely
In the smoke and water injury to
furniture stored at the warehouse
Evening star., 1923-09-26

.ment and end executive despotism."
Thirty-five thousand volunteers
are ready for service II the present
strength of the National Guard is in
sufficient to manage the situation,
the governor said last night. He
added. however, that he anticipated
no difficulty In blocking theS session
and that he expected no violence or
bloodshed.
Evening star., 1923-09-26
HOSPITAL HEAD CHANGED.

DIR. Charles NJ Griffith has sup
planted DR.. Robert Stanley as head OF
the negro veterans hospital at Tus-
kegee, Ala. No information is OBJ
tainable at the Veterans Bureau as
to why the transfer was made.
Evening star., 1923-09-26
BULGARIA WILL FIGHT
COMMUNISTS TO LAST
MAN, ASSERTS PREMIER

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THOMAS U. SISS0N'S
life CUT SHORT BY
APOPlEXY STROKE

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Apprentice allowance clximed. -. -
Wssther eisAs track fasts 80.
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AUTO BODY PLEADS
FOR D. C. ROAD FUNDS

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All those in the house from Grand
Rapids, Mich, will please rise. The
big furniture town has doubled it's
population in the last twenty years
than at any time in her history.
These gratifying fgures. were gath
cred from DR., John r. Rogers. who.
with Mrs. Rogers. Is on an extended
Michigan city. to Washington and
points north.
Hotel La Fayette. and said that with
in Ohio the roads all the way, .espe-
ciaiIy along the. National highway,
were In excellent condition. we
motor a great deal" continued the
docter. "but this has been the most
yes, Grand Rapids is holding its own.
The increase In population is steady.
not of the boom sort, and business Is
exceptional. Really, President Cool
idge Is somswhat of an nn,s enigma ,5, to o9c our
iy. but 1t will not take much for all
hands to fall In line. Being a repub-.
iicap, am naturally for him And
off went the big car for trip through
the city.
l.. .If it's an expression of my opinion
OF President Coolidge. yes; but to
waste a lot of time, talking of condi-
tions In general, no." was the terse
reply of NJ II. Mallory Of New York.
cI,ibman and world traveller, when
seen in the Hotel Hamilton, where he
and his two nieces, Miss l.. s. Spooner
and Miss NJ H. Mallory. are making q
short stay: :, .
."Tfle speech of the President to the
Rad Cross was enough to show the
characters OF the man. Consideration
OF others was the Keynote, and while
have long since. been convinced of
bisscapabiiities; It Is q pleasure to sit
by, and. watch the rest of America
Won care to about the ChiAf Execu-
tive, so long as II Is complimentary
ana charge II to me. He is sterling
offictai, San honor to the country and
norninted and, what's more. he will
Be elected" And with q wave of the
hand the linton League ciubnfah wss
OF to his dinner. - THE MIXER
Evening star., 1923-09-26

SEVENTH kAUE-pufss, 81 800; claiming
OF three-yeaT-oids and up; mile and seventy
Evening star., 1923-09-26


A detail of infantry from the Wash
ington barracks in light lighting
equipment will demonstrate how they
could carry off their own casualties
after an engagement, and litter
squads from Walter Reed Hospital
will show the technique Of the Army
Ambulance Corps.
The surgeon general Of the Navy
has assigned two squads of hospital
corpsmen from the United States
Naval Hospital in Washington to dem
onstrate the marvellous ~Stokes" litter,
on which a man may be mobilized
and carried pain1essly and safely in
almost any position. On this litter
he can be lowered through the hatch
way of ship or hoisted from small
boat without prejudice to his injuries
Other groups which will be repre-
sented are miners, explorers and office
workers, In various methods of carry
ing injured or sick people. The
pageant is being produced under the
direction OF Commodore w. e. Long
fellow, who is nationally known as
an instructor in Red Cross rescue
methods, and the event will be- the
climax Of the evenings program
This viii include ltfe-saving drills
and a contest between two champion
ship teams of the Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone Company, which
will be supervised by Maj NJ T.
Shfelds OF the Red Cross first aid
seryic6, for a SILVER cup donated by
Chairman John Barton Payne.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-02-22
FHIRTY DAY MARRIAGE is THE
POWDER RIVER STUNT

ii Enter the thirty day" marriage.
n Jay Gould, employed in the VEIN
Ay of Piniele, obtained a marriage
3idense here during holiday week, But
Unfortunately the-justice Of the peace
Mad died, NO successor had been ap-
EDinted and there was no clergyman
available. ~
h Gould and his sweetheart wanted
b be spliced, SO the would-besf bEidH-
kFoom journeyed TO Boyes to find
SDmeone who could perform the cere-
Mony. The nearest to such a.. per-
&nage was C.sM. Bryan, "a nSf6fy
Rhb4ic.s who is said to have IaaxisSl
8ould he could perform a thirty
day" marriage. ~ HH1
II Returning to Broadus, ag4orM
founded up his; bride-to-be and they,
fpde to Boyes on horseback. Of#haf
the purported ceremony consistgd, ta
tE11Ht known, but Bryan is said to have
&ccepted SIS as a fee and the couple
Nept on their. way rejoicing.
\; Later, however, someone tipped
off" the-faot~tAatGoH 4d.s~maFFiage
Vas not genuinex. Gould %thereupQn
his. bride## Rroadys and AZ,
sEss5ared beaoxe TTtfR of8 P1a%#
approve1 and legal fashion.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-02-22
MAKESdHElDEAF HEARa
RHbsssai tbssvsss11 Enables the

Everyone who Is troubled with
deafness in any form will be, interest
ed in the announcement OF the Dicto-
graph Products Corporation, Suite
EA1307,. No. 220, Vest 2nd Street,
New York, that they have at last
perfected asdeyice whichs#iH enable
every one whose auditory nerve is
not entirely destroyed, to hear as per
Efectly as onef whose hearing isahor-
NAL. : To,test ,itFthoroughly they sent
1t to a number of people who, had
been deaf for years and they report
most gratifying results. Mapygstate
that they hear the slightest sound
with perfect ease and that their nat
5nral hearing has been sgreatiyQim-
proved. The manufacturers are so
proud OF their achievement and 30
confident that every deaf personlwll
bes amazed and, delighted with it, that
they offer to send it to anyone BY pre-
paid parcel post on Cten G days 0fr6e
trial, They do not ship c. o. D., nor
do they require any deposit, but send
it entirely9a at their own risk and ex-
pense, allowing the user ten full days
to try it and decide whether they
want to. keep it 5orynot.9aA As therejis
no 4. obligation whatever, everyone
who is troubled with deafness in any
form should take advantage of this
liberal free. trial Ioffergae Just send
them your name and address for des-
criptive literature and free trial re-
quest blank.--Ady uenyg5SJs h5rgij
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-02-22
Eng ~ lSi
sTHE WORLD

+ 7PafisAMAn army of French railroad
wbrkeFsi are ready to take the places
of the Germans who are on strike il
the Ruhr regions.
Washington-Presid Harding
will call a conference of governors
for discussion Off prohibitto1 Zen
r~horcenleHt AGa 3 4
III Pitmah, "a Afamily:. IL 81,
were asphyxiated here and a dozen
other persons were overcome early
IRR n morning last week by. gas eseap;,
hhs from a brokRHs main. Il 8E
IF EhicagotH|A ratawariamong stock
yards commission men was forecasted
with the announcement by the Pro
!gress71efFE IT, ockaCommissioh com
panY of q i40Dperi cent production; In
their charges for handling cattle and
hogs in carload lots.
Idaho Fa1ls-Dr. Lew Berger, a
Kq Klux Khan officer, speaking here
aFfe@ daysAhgto; made the HAtement
that Watt Daniel and T. F. Richard
were aliEeI and, under surveillance, in
New ORLEANS and WOULD Be produced
at TIE proper TINE atithegtrial OF the
hiOA VIM dlO Cudl ecu Will Iu61I uuI-
der.
West Orange. NJ J..-Thomas A.
Edison said that he had offered the
United States navy As inventions
since he. had been president of the
consulting board but that all
OF them had been; rejected. May
officers seem ~tosresent ideas for the
h1ettermentT, Of. the navy rather than
to- Welcome them, he said" """S
q Fort, worth a. male, lion which
chewed' its Way to freedom from a
wooden, sage while, being shipped.
rom Beltoh, Mont, to a circus win
,er1ng in Dallas, Texas, leaped from
baggage car in which it was rid
Inlgg as the train entered this city and
the negro population of this
section of town through which the
was passing, into terror. Police
hot and killed the lion.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-02-22
Looking for Heirs

q It was as John Cowan considered
a last sharpe, tN gIhHe l,i in t t}ses sffaqslIII; Of
(B64 he aeefatched the Soft Ii last
@fance ;gsHHih oM sAg ymatneatrest
Heleha, and discovered gold, mil
1Pns of dollars of the yellow metal
Ping Subsequently taken from the
Mich.
4 f.. OIL Theme. lawyer in Chicago
hid prebi&aHtapds thelsvvinX efa Est rte
&nk att Winfield, ILL.,, has come to
4elena TO determine if he can the
&ance that John Cowan. was a rela-
NE of Wft1am NakahJ Wild IHsa I'M
Pc east and left an estate said to be
klued lat '$505De0, eco. aHf~ John
HWan.. Easl a relative and has left
Efrs fHeHlhnas tdsaArfre1n Ee1ifHIE
State, It Isl said. William Cowan
fit no known heirs, and the search
+ the Chicago attorney is for heirs.
ha1EElI 4sA el0l 70 latsM;
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-02-22
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sss5fTffsfstiss:
THE STATE

Butte-Nels Norby, 48 years old,
dead, a victim of mOOnShine.
Red LOdge-A cooperative cream
cry is to be built here.
Chinook-The smallpox situation
in Paradise valley is we'll under con
troll.
Great Falls-During the past few
fweeks the sheriff's officers have 10
eated seven stolen automobilesAH 3
sGroat Falls-Demand of Pacifr
coast EXPORTERS is making a firm mai
tket foS. Montana ordinary dark win
ltar and northern spring wheat.
GreAtIFalH Strong, So years
Of age. StockmaA. and practically
residential jthA SEnAR1ver country fol
tile past y6gysxrsHs Dead:
Red Tafge tKaT2~Patanh, for the
tpast 30Nears 4-resfdent Of thfs, <ftY,
was kifleds atsParadlsc Montyrrecegt-
ly, when he was struck by a train< 4
TO-:
treaslTef.sof az LGfhetan ehirph( ~
-Laurdl :tdundss guilty Iof beating al
aged lwdha1|, has. been gisen .afivf
years sinltheI PEI. G WEI ]
|. L~iyingssoRs fh T.. Snyder5 saTENpff
'thern PaSiffd frekaht krakem&hlw hb
Was fnJlrSd bet*gen gChestnut sAnr
West Eta stations. died at'a~l6tal
'hospitaf.'iirA-G Is 4 x-.{t,n.i 4
ivfnxston+Parkyco county fiaantes
are in exceilentgsAape ana wo-.,bPe
-tionai bond issues, not dhel.yet. fdr
.severalsSears t.aggregating. $50 000,
will be redeemed
Great FallszETwelve or fifteen
wells, tits expected, Will be dFil1esd III
the Keyin-Sunburst. field. by The
Homsstake Rkplloration company. dur,
+ Butte William. RI. C~ountnyman,
ex-booye sTunnsr and former proMbf-
tion sleuth pleaded not guilty. 10 a'
charge Of obtaining money! under
false spretsns sand. was releasad,ff on,
$4,000 bond.
He3epam=1gThe proposed state. in,
come taxi, The bill fot which ghas In
tf~odGcedsin the legislature last week
leSies a FIAT Fate taxiof two per dent
on alr1ncome s; with the same exemp-
tions as ;:preyideHafoS by st~hes'federaf
incofe;itax. law fss-.d s.4- s;!A.- i,s,
sMtssouIaSilE for. be~I
5weeM 2i,5 0N |afdrh3,oOO men;ivwilfhe
Drovideds, byiisthe RutledgeIWWers
hauser LufabsrScempany at fs SaHRs
in the MarbfesAcreek distGipt sneaf
Idaho, ass.s6on as sskfd1i1g
operations can be resumed hs.fs.A.s,;-s
Great Observation-Disclosures of
he Elk--4odgsssin.. MontanassaF rIsRd~
p g characterization to make, the
k923 state scontAhtionsef ,5he order
o be held here July %, % and 24,I
n.eYent- of Importance in the history
Montana Elkdom.
MissouIa-Fifteen minutes after
been Arrested by City Police
nan Alex Ross and V. A. Mosher,
Lehr,t 715 Turner street, had
guilty tosa charge of manu-
acturing Intoxicating liquor, and was
i~ned-$250. and given 80 days in the
jail.
Butte-After spending five days in
he HOgden, Utah, jail because LOT an
tempt to kidnap her 5-yearEoIdIsSny
immie, because she feared his father
Fould rear him a radical, Mrs Josie /
Usher, divorced wife Of the Well
noWnI sagitator whose activftfesiherei
everal years ago attracted attention,
s;Feturned to Butte from San
francisco without her child,,o. uanl'
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-02-22

II Ts:..:s.:3l':s .s.:s,'s.:..s
be given publicity to the Vndo pro,
tecting the innocent girl. HMl
"City Attorney Davies vas calico
in to tell US about the ordinance
Asked as to how teeth could be put
into the ordinance to make it en-
forceable, he said: The ordinance
has all the teeth any one could want.
The mayor can revoke the license,
and the council can make the revo-
found hat the mayor considered an
amendment necessary, he agreed TO
drFTat htffof us.
~>Bbth the mayor and the city at
tornaY urged the women to secure
Fevfdence and wear to complaints SO
that licenses might be revoked where
necessary. Your committee called the
attention of the two officers of the
city to their duty and to the fact
that they and the police department.
were paid to enforce the law; that
they were merely Sinking RESPONSE
bility or passing the buck when they
asked the women to do the work for
which the officers were paid.
with the idea of helping Magyar
Cooking and his officers enforce the
dance hall ordinance, your commit
tee respectfully submits the amend
ment to the dance hall ordinance pre-
pared by City Attorney Davies for
the consideration Of the League of
Women Voters. We recommend that
the league present the ORDINANCE
amendment to the city council for
passage and that the league as ia
as individuals work with
their respective aldermen to secure
the passage of this amendment to the
dance hall ordinance" I
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-02-22
Here Is Something s'iA
ino oe3 q vi WorthReading 8

Denver, sc51l6a.I1'NhAes III TIE u: s
Army in France, | contracted, {, bad :,
cold, theh the ihffhehza. II was Shelf 4
shocked and gassed. l suffered inr
terrible misery for six months. Was
returned to. the United States and !.
the Suffering continued Il consulted :
six different doctors but they. did
not seem to know what was atheHl
matter-with-me and did good,
although Al took several bottlesyofs
aedchedpresoribedssfofi me.GA1lasfs
aIfHexd1ofsmine advised merto-takr
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery. / began taking it and noticed
a change III about a month. fms
surprised meaapd + soati9ued "a taka-
the 'DiscosIY WailgI had akeaG
seven bottles. a + began ito feer IKE
mysGfeqffe gHefe and todagb lam
feeling better than l have felt in four
years. With the exception of 'gassed'
lungs l feel staatI am entirely we'll"
r. Gaa05BriebS 115k EElnMeHth5SE 3
Dbtain-th this Mediear Discovery of q
DR.. Pierce's at your nearest drug
in tablets or liquid, or send 1Oc
to- DR.. Pierce's .Invalids' Hotel Buf1U
falo, N. Y, ~t6rnaStrial pkg.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-02-22
Amendment feaB

In reply to-the report Of tie spe
eial cbmmittea-tosthe league Of wsm
en- voters, Mayor Cooking stated tina
the city attorney has framed al
amendment to the dance hall 'ordin
ance, and while he is heartily in ia
lVor Of the amend tient,, II is 'up II
the alderhehTtos botn grssentan t
pass the new measnTey -.
According s.toAs the mayof, the
amendment Will provide for a paid in
spectpr and in compliance with the
demands OF the .wDmen's ,leagde, .he
stated that il the observation-disclosures
the Council he swilIlappoint a woman
to inspect and have police supervision
Lover all pnbIe. danGGe. halls ..-....
eomna 1 Report
n Tie league cdmmittee,s COMPOSED
of Mrs. b. K wheeler, Mrs. C1inch,
Mrs Stevens and MrsR6se Bresna-
ham, submitted Observation-Disclosures
s'Tgthe Ieagae Eof Wehneh veterssof
I Silver Bow codatS.gYYS fITrYi
aYourE committee called ont Mayor
Booking treEative to; enforcement of
the dance hall ordinance.E StJl
assMayonS-CeeEiaS.L.said that 1.-The
dance hall ordinance as it now stands
lis nenoenfeEeeable,s. Vim his Words,-n
has mo teeth, That he begged the
counciIs,when they ,passed-the .0rdin7
ance to include a salaried dance hall
INSPECTOR preferably a womanl since
it is'fn the women's dressing rooms
that some, of the, ,graYer;. evils of the
dance h~alls'exist ahdftot those dress
ing rooms mafe. officers cannot have
Withoufsnc sa1aried wom-
an Inspector the mayor frankly stated
that it vas impossible to have the
dance hall ordinance enforced.
when your committee asked the
mayor. why the chief of police and the
INTERPRETATIONS enforce: the DANCE,
half oEdinaheeS..ths mayOri aAswefeh
the metropolitan police law made
t impossible, for either, the mayor .or,
he chief Of police to secure the en-
of this br, any other law
because; the spoliceshid behind the pro-.
visions Of the metropolitan police law.
The. mayornwent at some aength int
he difficulties of Chief Of Police
Murphy An. handling his lmen.atfYour
asked that the chief Of.
,olice be, called to the mayors office
o ithats'he might give his version of
he workings Of the METROPOLITAN lava
The mayor did not see fit; to cali the
hief of police. s~"idsS ~ ~
Situation Reviewed
Mayor Cooking soma
that he knew to exist in
be- LOCAL dance halls which are evHh
lpre ~tgriev6ua than thSsea OF WHICH
leAgue has 'be4n informed Ohel
f these is the distribution of doped
andy which puts the girl, after eat
lg a few pieces, at the mercy Of her
pr-essort so 4hat.freauently
ne girlst who hxvs @fen;jthe doped
andv'and At Rad hofisas Thi II Should |
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-02-22
INDIGESTION GAS,
UPSET STOMACH
Instantly! "Pape'sD iapepsin"
Corrects Stomach SO "
Meals Digest

81 Tho n1stHehf you eat. a !. tablet. o.
"Pape's Diapepsin" your indigestion
Is gone. No more distress from a
sour, acid, upset stomach. No flatu-
fence, heartburn, palpitation, or mis-
ery-mak1ng gases. Correct. your
digestion for a few cents. Each pack
age guaranteed. by druggist to oyer
come stomach trouble.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-02-22
HtsVdMoBWCurle

AT Home says Mr.. Henk. If you have Epl-
lepsy--. Fits Falling Sickness Cramps OF
Commissions, and you wish to try a treat.
..ment as | did, mail 25c for a large trial
bottle a-nd,,a.pae44ge, of Herb and be cQn11
v1rn.sdc Its different from anything Nelse.
Write TO-DAY to EQQY,S. HERR RLLL-GDs
Dept H. 12E7 Walnut St, Milwaukee, WIS.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-02-22
Even if CROSS, feverish, bilious, cob

& IEven if cross, feverish, bilious, Ncoh-
Mfpated or full of cold, children. love-
fhe "fruitY taste of California Fig
Syrup" AZ t~easpoonful never fails to
Mean the liver, and bowels. In a few
@Gurs you Ecan e for yourself how
thoroughly it works all the souring
Rpd and nasty bile out of the stom-
$h and bowels, and you have a well,
Mayful child again.
"a ..Millionss of mothers keep "Califor-
Hia Fig Syrup" handy. They know a
kbaspoonfH today saves a sick child
bmorrow.i Ask your druggist for
Eenuine sCa1iforffIa Fig SYRUP
Which ~andT
children of all ages printed on bottle.
Mbther!. Y5ii fYHustNssay ~CralifsofhiaH as
Myou may get an imitation fig syrup.
.Qf ' n Il. .
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-02-22
cutioura soothes Baby Rashes.

What Itch and burn with hot baths
@ C%utidura Soap followed by gentle
s3nointings of Cuticura Ointment.
Nothing; swestar. eeesspef
HHallylif aSrtHtialef Gthel dgagffaptEaG s5d.'
ARA Taacum is busted on at the fin
Nh. 25@ each everywhere.-Adv. ,
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-02-22
nose clear, no feVerlshne

HGau anu HOsB CI6dT, no I-6VtTlSHHeSS
headache, or s~tuffed-up feeling
Druggists here guarantee these pleas
ant tablets to break up a cold or the
grippe quicker than nasty quin1ne.
They never make you sick or uncom-
Portable. Buy a box of "Pape's Cold
Compound" for a few cents and get
rid of your cold right now.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-02-22
Y ass.ess ss..;;3,f .t.;ss q r. s.,s.ss 49,. /: III. I, II q
WOMEN OF BUTTE
TO REFORM DANCE
INFORM MAYOR GIRLS ARE BE-
ING FED CANDY THAT
is DOPED CT r. ga
Committee Rsarese4til1gs Lesgwes-of
" Women Votefs EXPOSE sShockhng
Conditioned Affairs N RRtts Dsnce
Halls.

Quoting rumors that girls are
given "doped" candy and that condi-
tions generally are appalling, the spe-
'ciaf committee from the League OF
Women Voters has submitted a sensa-
'tional report to that body following
a conference with Mayor Cooking OF
'Rnttes., The mayor has personally
hade several visits to the dance halls
ofSthe citNsbut stated that 1t would
be next osimpossible for him to de-
tect anything wrppg, Is everything
was conducted wttASthe greatest of
formality as .sdp4 " ft>,was known
that he had entered the
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-02-22

ST. MARY,s HOME, GREAT FALLS
LADIES. wishing. either. room, or board or
- bethks for. a1yi;period Of time, will be
taken care of at st. Maryis Home at Great
Fails NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. information
write Mother Superior, 726 9TH Ave. N.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-02-22
FARM LANDS FOR SALE


,FFOR SALE OR TRADE for chicken rancl
$40 acre stock ranch. Good feed, waite
fences. r.. s. Ward, Melville, Mont. Z
ECpT OVER AND DEVELOPED LANDS
Is to 25 miles N. e. Spokane; extra goe
soil; spring brooks; grows grain, vegr
tables, hay, fruits; several develope
king free range, $40 to -s2e- acre; 10 year
II Writer wtErslf FOR FREE BOOK. (,
iEDWARDag& BRADFOBD LUMBER &C
ID sEDkal WAsH4EGIoNL
s-Ta FARM WANTED Il
CASH BUYERS want Montana farms
spring delivery. Describe, state price. r
A. McNown, 318 Wilkinson. Omaha, Neh
FOR SALE OR TRADE
16O ACRES irrigated hay ranch, located
too far to look after. Box las. Great Fall
FFT7 T717TEzdHIEG F5sITI0Ns NJ
ETfTEsTSAGENGTfl1S Norfhwesf. Easteri
offices. Positions Montana or elsewhere
Free Booklet Teaching as a Business.'
Write today. We Hustle. Albert Teach
ers' Agency, Spokane, Wash.
HELP WANTED .
SECURE EMPLOYMENT in South Amer:
lea by direct correspondence with EN-
ployers. Send 81 fer s359 addresses. sout
tAfnetica InfofmatioaI Bureau, Chamber
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