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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-02
Felakartak robbantani detektiveket
Az elkeseredett bootleggerek borzalmas bosszuerve
Az ta uan kutat zaraznancokat gaza fobbantan
Ha vege palnkagyarnak deteve eber
sege akadalyozta meg borzalmas robbanast

Az ujsgolvao ember napankban hozza her pa
pron napr6napra N keru faa borzalmakho Egy
reg monas tarta Nncsen szoasa
ban alaposan racafolak a booeggerek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-02

polSdi tetl ., ICS lSZllull-t -t dZ clSO
napon?
Ha mem regisztralt, ugy okvet.
leniil registration most maso-
dix napon. Ne halogassa a re@iszt-
ralast, inert mem tudhatja, hogy
a harmadik es negyedik regisztra.
lasi napon, oktober lien es 1S-an,
nem lesz-e beteg vagy mas kijriil-
menye mem akadalyozza maid
regisztralasat.
Ne felejtse Ell, hogy ha mem re-
gisztral, mem szavazhat.
Regisztralnia kell minden pot
garnak Youngstownban, East "
ungstonwban eS Struthersben.
Polgarok, akik ezen harom varos
hataran xviii laknak, regiszirslas
n6lkiil szavazhatnak november a.
en-.
Az mem eleg, hogy a ferfi regiszt
raj. A nonek is regisztralnia kcll.
Ffrje vigye magaval feleseget Is
regisztraljanak egyiitt. Ha gyer-
mekei vannak, akik lit sziilettek,
vagy apjuk papirjan megemlitve
vannak, mar elertek 81 evet,
vagy pedig elerik november Alike
el0tt meg nem regisztraltak. a
sziilok k0telessege a fiatalsagot
polgarjog legszebb gyakorlasara
kitanitani.
Aki nem szavaz, mem teljcsiti
k0telesseget Is mem vesz reszt Or
szaganak kormanyzasaban.
Eur6paban most mar legt0bb
orszagban k0telez0 a szavazas.
Amerikaban meg biznak abban,
hogy minden polgar aterzi, hogy
szemelye reszese az orszag kor-
manyzatanak, vezetesenek IS ie-
lolesenek. Menjen regisztralni es
figyelmeztesse polgartars ismc-
r1seit. hogv szinten repisztralia-
max.
Az east-youngstowniak kiilon0s
figyelmebe ajanliuk. hocv varo-
ezuttal eloszor lesz re-
gisztralas es ha nem regisztral,
ngy mem szavazhat az Ssszel.
napi gviilesen mar naevobb szam-
ban ielentek meg a magyar szar-
mazasu polgarok Or0mmel lat
funk nj arcokat es biztosan tud-
lux. hogv ha az idS mem lett vol
ma olyan gyalazatosan rossz. meg
egyszer annyian ielentek volna
MEG.
A gyiiles 6ta tobb polearral ia
lalkoztam. alik mind 6rdekl1d-
TEX Polgari K0r irant IS sainal-
tax. hogv mem i0hettek 81 a ovii-
lesre. Ez a helyes erdeklSdes. A
poleari K0r olvan lesz mint q
milyenne a tagok teszik. Remel-
iiik. hogy eros, viragz6 es min
den tekintetben hivatasanak meg
felel6 lesz.
bizasabdl kikuldottek fogjak fel-.
,%<Nr r,r,L
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-02
DROZDIK MIHALYNE HALALA

Macy szomorusaggal szamolunk
be ismet egy fatal magyar asz-
SONY elhunytar6l. Drozdik Mi
halyne, sziiletett Ferenci Maris-
ka penteken ejjel % ewes kora-
ban hirtelen elhunyt a City k6rhaz
ban.
A szegeny asszony egyik legked-
veltebb tagja volt az itteni ma
gyarsagnak, eletenek IL evet lit
t0lt0tte k0z0ttiink csak az ut6b-
bi par esztend6ben keriiltek ell in
men North Jacksonba. A megbol-
dogultban Drozdik Mihaly test
verunk a leghusegesebb hitestar-
sat veszitette Ell, negy gyermek4-
mex anyjat. Eide, Boriska, Maris-
ka es Iren konpyes saSmekkel all
jak koriil az edesanyjNSat maga-
bazaro k3kopors6t.
A megboldogult f0ldi porreszeit
Pipoly Ferenc, s24. Samuel st.
alatti lakasara vittek innen XII
sertek XII utolso utjara.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
EVERY PRICE A SENSATION
Dons Miss Our Great Window DipayCorne First Union Street
A0C Shoe Stores
20 14O1-14O3 5 5s;s., S sss. /
CANNING
is IN ORDER
Wide Range on Apples; Local
Tomatoes Get Good Price

Seattle markets opened unchanged
and steady Thursday with good de-
mand reported In practically every
regular commodity.
Local peaches. for canning. con-
tinued 20 hold the center OF the
stage. at from so cents to sI30 a
box, Wholesale
oregon Grayeusteins arc topping
the local apple market At 1895 n
box Wholesale and other new crop
apples range down TO 81 box on
cooking apples.
Eastern Washington tomatoes are
coming In strong and arc wholcsal-
Ing at rs cents to 81 crate, while
tho focal varieties are quoted at 81
TO $3.50
4 small shakcup on tho hide and
wool mart was seen In higher offer
iuEs for wool pelts Thursday.
Prices generally quoted Thursday
follow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
WHEAT CARRIES
GRAINS UP
Crop Damage Sends Corn
on Climb: Receipts Down

CHICAGO Sept Grain futures
nuIahrd strong HHH higher ru The
board ~ trade today Wheat was
the leader ln the strength ana car.
RED other grains with o. Brick
hunlnE ln wheat sea fn a. midday
on reports 80 1arsr export HairH aud
carried nn Tu Ihr close
Another strengthening factor iu
fhe market MAS lirnnmhalNa rstia
mate uf world supplies Allowing
Argentine crop uf sgt. GOO goo bushr
els with 8foemhall places the total
Yield af ego coo 600 bushels under
last year crop dHmagc complaint
and stTvugth iu wheat cent corn ~
ahaFply
Receipts a. primary markets
shavrd a cnnHIdgrablu reduction uu
der Yraterdag
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
NJ ANY QUACKS
English Psyche Analysts
Would Bar "FakeS"

LONDON. Sept g. So many
nuarks d - Faid. arc rushing into
the field 81 psyeoanaiysis that Eng
I,sh experts 10 dreams and com
plsEcs- are demanding that The bars
be put up.
They want 10 make u impossible
Tor anyone 20 practice psyco analysis
Tor professional gain who does not
have a diploma Ia Psychological medi.
cine" from an accredited school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
Portland Live Stock


ratus Receipts none .aar % market
steady steers msdEam. ttuFEG. ysms
mr7. zee tsifrrs medium uHa GENE
maa. taEaagEo, gaus. msaIam END
s1mm0a, tgas5 gsna-s end cutters
Fl-pUs purs tsuHsrs "a ba.aEnar
tsgaHHss. calves. msa.am ana rboies,
zoe be- down. tlEaoFbr 100 r. go
IFs. tatf8Ht9 $50 Ila Un itIfta
uaFs Receipts. Hlt rrns ~ market
rlraHl Medium. seed nHd gfHllr 100
fa goo faauaa flauth Eea zee ltH 10.
sa.uuHR. pafhirU smgath heavy. 81
utsE. paeaiuE rvuE1 FraFH, % sees
uauEhIrr rlFs fsguB fa feeders and
srarhErs tfat
sheer f.sa=aHg=- FIHt TauH - market
STEADY Lambs hFaFFufIEbts. mefia
Um end JruIrs tEuHFa raiit ana rsma
tauHs nI vstEbls ta.4eHAaa. usIh-
ere Ha.au6. sura. uammgn 90 rhoies.
tEIh
nr5sa fHr paHrn. 80 Sc or HaFr
danger ~ United hUHElam. 81 e. pa.
UANNuSu-AF Arrived. sept sfF
UHas gHriHIeusHn fTam asn ffaBrissa az
1850 D. m. sir saWunrg from rartlaha
81 l1a , m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
STOCK REACTION
CONTINUES
American Wooden Goes Into
New Low Ground
WALL STREET JOURNAL FINAN-
GAL ul-AIi.M

NEW YORK. sept Z 49, stocks com
tlnued 90 display rsacyionary ten
denotes Ia the early dealings AZ the
overnight news contained nothing a.
change influences professional r.
kent hRmmrriuE away al stocks aud
further rrrrsaIana were forced In
General Electric American Can and
other Industrial LEADER
American Wooden broke into new
low ground 90 esf. against Wed
ucstaAs hiGh ~ s6i. selling was
attributed 20 the pustponrWrut ~
dividend action BY Daniel Boone
Maalrn Mills
Opening prices included A. & "
1ests or = NGrth American gUh.
Consolidated Gas stkr American
Wnol~n. slhs D. 4 o. ts2s or r.
New Haven. SEA, up = Pau-Amrri J.
van r. So or - New York Central
f0FN. OF a. s steel loSA. e.
q o. lnS1 Np = Studrhakrr. aag
orr y Union Pacific. ltgs A. r.. a r.
1874 or 2. Colorado Fuel SCI.
NJ "a cuba Cane. pfd G1a. or 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
Arrivals and Departures

Arrived sept tslT lisrfF LHfssHr
bach from rarama. a. e m sept
hf Dorothy Alexander from Taguma Ma
porte. az itto b on sir Everett fram
triiinEham. "a 40 D. w 49, naiafIEa
from Tacoma Wa ports - tia g m
sr Wapsma rom f.as AnEsiss Hia So
lfsHrisras 81 Gao o u. str AaubiaHd
from Tacoma. at tp m.r nee TanEhlHa
from Antusrp Via ports az 1850 o. m
or Admiral nstfsH from slaska. 81 $50
m Hfr Admiral Efsns rsm samh.
sattyFH AfasEa. az o. CO..
sailed sept s-Htf hFrtHfaiau faf
rarawa sr uiiIrortk far tas Angeles.
90 no o. m ttf HalauEa Tor Kobe Fia
far1Ha. 81 m 49, Maunl rIiHtuu
far NsH fafa va rura Ht t.tB o. m
stT takutatsu Narl Tor kats 90 $50
q m. aff queen foF Aiasha, 20 no bel.
sept Hu Hanna Nielsen f9f tnitsd
ki8Eduw ia rarfa o. ttt D m- Eir
uilFsrada far Hsu IfnnFisrH va ports
~ $50 b o.. sF % HsEuHds far lufh.
mend. az iaa b..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
Vessels in Other Ports

NCTouiA Paced FOR Hpsrsaa nay.
SEPT s=Hlr rlehmpus a. ito p, m
Arrived. Sept s=HtF orient from aan
Austraiia from pFisrI. 81 sr M
roEr TuwSHrNp-r Passed h. sept
Sir Queen faF Seattle. 81 iEip p. m.
80 puupvth Tor Seattle via Meadow
Point a. sssa rn arrived. sept -
ArhF sophie ChrsisnEas from South Sea
itishf.. AZ $50 . M
ApEEpEES=AFri H.pI ;=H,r
Cricket from Eufska. az 70 m str
ksihsrir- pohsr-n nom Han rrsari,ra.
81 y m saii.d. sept t--.F Helene
for Esn FrAnsises. 81 ? m Hspt -
sif ssn resro Tor los AnHsiss At tp m.
AErOHiA--Halisd. Sept '.-Etr Wen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04

The world's oldest t1pleig
WW be so years Of age on
September %. ThcV are Jcr-
~ ". Williams. Of Loving
ton H. (aboUe). Mrs. Mary
Wiley Of GrCybm, WyO.
NCfD. and Mrs. Martha
StaieU OF Carmi. H. fighD.
The trio iCds born IN White
county, Illinois, in 1874. Thcy
arc all ia good health and bid
fair 10 lire many years
longer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
Foreign Exchange

NEW Nuftk sept. =forslfn 90
rhanEv riossh easy. vIth iss1 qaotstiars
raiirE close 20 ihs loss - the session
atsrfInE a. ore tlms showed . net ioaH
on . cent atsFiiHg demand ittgs OF
r, france thbagts oW t3oooa lire.
a. 6tu.. au torafiA uslria
tbbsoH. or 20 eHas. maFas $3.50. up
fat. Shanghai 7tA fnsnhamss tiifs
uussfa. 6tss 80 eden. sttts Neruagt
lghg. 10 tbteaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
Omaha Live Stock
Msdns.daS's ousisiisns

Cattle Receipts asfs reps ~ msfls,
HnHlEg higher TrarIIrEt 90 81 .
ftth. steers tsFGutl11 COWS aat
EsIfufs tgaAsa. uarkrFs 400 fssasrr
fHHat. FaiFfs f1utQta. bulls and
aI-Es t1eEutla.
Itars Usrsfrfs ltEbh Tore - marssf
tfsadY. uuIE. ti-6ua tor. % t5
sheep Receipts 'sgb Tone % marhsf
steady NraHlnEs fFgth. usibsfs 81
OIL. lsmts. Ili taul9E suss. ICES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
Portland Produce

rOHTf.ANp. SEPT i-Dairy sTeh.nK.
prices effective today
Uuttsr=f4hs rttFAs .r. standards
1'Ds rffms firsis. SIC. frsts, 1tc
EIEs=EHifas. tir. NfhtE. 1tt. pallets
afrl current receipts 1tr.
Live peuitfy SELLING price Heavy hens.
sp0stF uEtt hens ta8ttr. trolrrs.
HEht. see. hesrY stu;zt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Great Norlhsrn Tsrminsi-AlT Hsksts
Maru-
nsu street Tumla,i-stfs Arctic ifssth.
gnad Trsnk rsrins TrTminsla.Htf "A,
mira tnimAH.
risf t=Effs Wapama. Everett
Pier s-stfs jefferson. Oduna.
Pafang coast Coal Hubkms=Hsiitf
a. n hhi1riHE naaFu NarrinEs str.
NFafpHFt Hhksrufitid. CItg ~ Hp8kaus
Wsst Cahfan. Wet hadsf. West Gam,
30 ana rurFgm.
Associated uiiHHF Nnrthiant
kinu 4 wiHEs=Ns Avn
Hiary street. rsrminai=aE EsHlgfktan
b. guF e. Co.'S
seattle FIagfinI NtlI'-Htr Dorothy Alsl.
sndsf
t.ss.r stree, Trmissi-su Admiral
EVaHs
Mu~suss. ocean T.rminal-M rosE
ktTg
psthi. ra-sr srhr RUBY.
srosaas street Tsfminai-Hu Admiral
Hstfss
Esst wstsrusr Deck wsrsh1us. CO.
~ MsFfY tHsasnhsEh
Gsssrsl Fstfpisgm Tsrminsi=su Du.
unwh.
Aus- r.ruis.i co nix W. u. T1lnt 90
itofds
West seattle EsisFsiur ST. Msifa Nara
West hssitis TrsihInE Hisiian-Estis 81,
Wiusiau NariHs Railway tEsEis Wsttofl
HEhfs MiadaHah. Vancouver. Efis a
Meteor sna Aiums tafEss Cpauitisui
Ciiy asa MtnFy willard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
Denver Live Stock


Cattle Receipts I.trB STEADY Rect
steers itBfI0. cess Hra hrI'frs Zee
tfI. fBlFts fguH. sfoflsfs ani feed
sfs i'H % haiiS isGits
iisr, Receipts zee nee ioru Top.
igfps bsEa BtbUttG.
sheep Receipts 600 H'.adF Tst
ismhs ittfegIsst. feeder lGmb.
tiftaC1tG94 surs i'Gt&A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

NrdnssdaN's Quotatinns
sew YORK sept Sugar. firm
raw 3 IS. sranuiatsd. quiet
Cotfss-No. RIO spot i1uIgs No
Z Saatcs. ;i4Uglg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
cANAnIAN nInTIrs,

~ Errs.i o. Meyer Hzu Dl.Ea for
Gprs Hsf5ar. 80 miles south Grsgs
Maftaf
B'f rirhmnnf. riehmanf fer Port
Alice. iFs miiss from Pert Aiir.
Kif y y kinE,isf. han Frsarisfa fsr
tarraEFef i5t miles from Narr8uFsf.
Nr CsrahisN FarmTFs Ear Ffanrisra tgr
Nirt6ffa ~ miles from Ntrfara
Hif MsnatsHt Seattle Tor NanslHia.
stig miles from uonaiuiu.
Hir YaiIn Hafu. bound Ter hslhovru.
SEQ miles from EHsvsn
Rir nrsnfs hsurd for NAncoursf t.,ts
miles ffam Eatssan
So cts - Spr-trh. baard for Van.
ssuFsr Iso miles from Estsssa
81 raYs Mafg. bound fnF Port Aihsrs
~ - emiiss from Estsrsn
Nu rratl Nara, bound for rorisns.
10 miles from rsisrsa
Efr Empress % Eussis. ;s.S miles
ffon Ntstafis
SIR Makgrs. Gu, Hsssiuia Z. m.
sept !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
LIVE STOCK
ouotation, at Union stoeLysrds
VEGETABLES
Prices Paid wholesale Dealers

tThs prices given are thoss made TO
retain dealers by Wholesalers. with ;
few seasonal exceptions. prices 10 pro-
dueofs can be figured by deductinS the
cost OF transportation to Seattle and
approximately 10 per cent Tor hauling.
storage and selling cost.)
Nrnns-alrInn- nrtN - - ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
Boston Wool

BOSTON Sept The wool mar.
ket continues firm with foreign buy
ms active. Locals are showing a
little more activity. The price index
for wool continues rs upward
course, which began on July -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
San Francisco Produce

Halter EAtrss. sIe. prime f.rats. nom.
irals firstA 2Thr
EEEs Ertrsr. tsse. extra puiIsts. lfc.
undsrsircd puilrtH. sshr
theese-CaiifoTuia fats fancy. .oEr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
Alaska Vessels

hlfIltfkAh sailed Sept sfr
nHaaH. uaHAbruHd. 90 Ga1 b. m sept
ST. rriHfsss louise ssuthtauuH 81
o. W 81 N9rtbpfsgsfn. H14ihE5Hui, 81
tfsa w
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
Cash Mheni

CHICAGO sept Cash uhFat-Na I
rrd. it17si1s; No. : rel ssbuIss-
30, hard, Iistul.g. Ne. hard. 81 80
oIft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
Weather Bureau Report

TATnusH ISLAND sept sk m
uarpmrtrf faIiHE slusis .raI slH1
HsUHrsrl no mHHE ga h1gT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04

An automobile designed FOR travel
over snow and ice has revolving.
cKE shaped drums in place OF wheels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04

In California about one'thlru u !
cutover timber lands are sun
productive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
New Corporation

The n. Campbell Mills, Inc sns
Increasing capital stock from 's@sr
$4,000.
Fiukc Bros. CoopersEe Co. ha',
'iOo.000. Benz. r. Finko and Ro'e''
Finke. IA
National I,ithogrSph Co. lnc' &C., -,
$4,000 Christian knust. W. u VIZ
George Rave aud A. $, whitehe%
Natl Lithogroph Co. Inc, ~
W. !. Wright George Kave. A. "
head, SO years. Seattle. sse,QVV' ~,
wclfate's Institute OF Naturopa'"
A. Welfare, l.. C. Chandler. q.
The Uplands. Inc. h, {, she,s
@. Denny. so years $4,000 sea'u'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
Building Permits

r. 4 psri,, iil, itth ave. temporary
pstlusn $500
A. A Ambfoais. 49, Trenton 81. slisfs-
lion residence, $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04

~
sfrT q
Etrst faw ride
a a. a.
first ttiEh Tide
20 ~ m 80 "a
reruud Low Tide
ft o. m a. r.
sseund nigh Tide
90 d m llg ft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
Ship News
Tides in Seattle

FRIDAY
SRI q
Tirtt lev Iids
uE a. W t
irel nigh ride
aaH m OF tT
Essnd los tids
ana d m ~
z~sd riga rids
90 b pea lpg h
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04

10 stimulate early morning
bus ing. make your purchase Of
any pair Of shoes n advertised
and wen give sou an extra pair
for lo-and 10 all Who come be-
fore 10 a. M. We'll give your
choice 81 any pair in the house Of
LADIES' FINE HOSE FREE
with purchase Of S39s or over.
10 20 10 a. m. ONLY!
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1924-08-08
DEPARTMENT-STATE BOARD OF
PARDONS

Helena, Montana, August l, 1924
At a meeting of the State Board
Oh Pardons, held at its office on the
above date, the following order was
made:
In the matter Of the Communication
Granted by the Governor, to one
CHESTER 3. LoUDoN
Case No. 1928
WHEREAS, The Governor of Mon
Jana has this day officially notified
this board that he has granted a
Communication of sentence to not less
than eighteen months nor more than
two years to one Chester b. Loudon
convict confined in the State Pri-
son, VINO was convicted OF the crime
OF rape committed at Circle, in the
County of McCone, State of Montana
and sentenced ON the 10th day OF
Nov, 1928, for term of not less
than two years nor more than four
years in the State Prison.
THEREFORE, BE 1T ORDERED,
That Tuesday, August 18th, 1924,
be set apart for the consideration of
the executive clemency so granted as
aforesaid, and all persons having an
interest therein, desiring to be. heard
eitner lor or against the approval, by
this Board, of the action of the Gov
ernor in this case, are hereby notifi-
ed to be present at three o'clock in
the afternoon of said day at the
Office of the State Board of Pardons,
at the Capitol of said State.
FURTHER ORDERED: That a
copy of this order be printed and
published in the Banner, weekly
newspaper printed and published at
circle, County of McCone, State of
Montana once each week for two
consecutive weeks, beginning Friday,
August Sth, 1924, ending Friday,
August 18th, 1924.
Adopted.
WELLINGTON D. RANKIN,
President.
Harry G. Ketcham, Clerk.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1924-08-08

l stand on this platform:
l. For cheaper gasoline.
2. For bank depositor's guarantee
law.
8. For enforcement of prohibition
and all other laws.
4. For equal taxation on all proper
ty alike.
s. For the lowering of freight rates
6. For attending the Supreme
Court and arguing state cases.
7. For giving written opinions
promptly to all officers.
Because of monopolistic control in
the hands of the big companies, Mon
tana gets half price for it's oil and its
people pay two prices for gasoline.
North and South Dakota on the east
and Washington and Oregon on the
west, without producing a barrel of
crude oil are buying gasoline for 19c
a gallon, while Montana paid 27c a
gallon. Our people are being pilIag-
ed and exploited. Montana has its
own oil and it has legal machinery.
Prompt and vigorous action would
lower the price of gasoline 10c a
gallon. AS Attorney General l will
take such action.
Edward d. Phelan is graduate OF
Wisconsin University Law Depart
ment. Was Assistant County Attor-
ney Lewis and Clark county .Republi-
can County Chairman Lewis and
Clark county. Prominent attorney
of Helena and widely known through
out the state.
(Folirical adv. paid for by Phelan for
Atty. General Club, Helena.)
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER

Having given the matter careful
consideration and at the request of a
number of taxpayers of the county,
have decided to enter the race Tor
county commissioner of McCone
County on the Democratic ticketand
kindly solicit your support and vote.
Have been resident of what is
now McCone County for the past IS
years and feel that | can serve the
people of the county to good advan-
tage in many ways. Have always
been a believer in strict economy
with public funds, but whatever is
spent to place it where 1t will do
the most good and serve the best in
terests of the people.
ERLING NJAA Circle, Montana.
Political advertising paid for by
Erling Njaa.
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER

| hereby announce myself as a
candidate for County Commissioner
OF McCone County, subject to the
will of the Republican voters at the
primaries August 26th.
have resided in what is now Nc
Gone County for the past Is years,
and for the past four years have had
the pleasure of serving as county
treasurer, thereby becoming more or
less familiar with county affairs and
feel that | can give excellent service,
and if nominated and elected will
do my utmost to secure 100 cents
value for every dollar of county
money expended. Your support and
vote will be appreciated.
]. ]. KENDIG, Circle, Mont.
Political advertising paid for by
]. j. Kendig.
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Finish Shipping Rosebud Wool

BY the shipping of $4,000 pounds of
wool from Forsyth belonging to James
McGraw, the last of this seasons clip
has been sent to eastern markets from
this section The sale was made TO
Adams & Leland at Boston through
Rea Brothers of Billings Receipts for
the season total 100000 pounds or the
equivalent of 10 carloads. The wool
was purchased under contract early In
the season at Al cents. Some went at
3S cents but 1t is estimated the aver
age price balances 40 cents, which Ia
considered very good
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER

l hereby announce myself as a
candidate for County Commissioner
of McCone County, subject to the ac-
.tion of the Republican voters at the
primaries August 18th. II nominated
and elected, promise a faithful and
economical administration of the Of
fee, always acting in the best inter
est of the taxpayer. Your support
will be appreciated.
RUFUS MORRIS, Paris, Montana.
Political advertising paid for. by
Rufus Morris.
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Miles City rests rueI.--Miies clry
officials have been visiting Coalstrip,
the Northern Pacific field recently
opened near here. Samples of coal
were taken home by the visitors with
view Of obtaining Information re-
garding 1T for the CITY use AT the power
plant. A laboratory fest Of the samples
brought back will be made. The coal
is said 10 be about the same grade as
the Sheridan coal and only slightly
lower in heat units than the fuel now
used by the city.
Regional Schools Do Good Work
The regional summer normal schools
at Billings and other cities in Montana
this summer are Of exceptionally high
standard, declares Or. 5. +. Davis.
president of the normal college at Dill.
Ion. who is inspecting the local insti
tuition. There are only six students in
the entire school who do not meet col.
lege entrance requirements Dr. Davis
reports, and all Of these six are over
81 years Of age.
Legion to Hold circus.--The Ameri-
can Legion circus committee has for
mulated further plans for the Legion
circus and fun festival which will open
at IIavre July % and continue the re
mainder of the week. The circus will
be held under big top tent, $50 feet
long by $50 feet wide, with all the at
mosphere Of a real circus. Fifty
people and many small trained animals
will take part in the daily pr2gra-ns.
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER

At the request of a number of
voters of the county and after care
fully cnsidering the matter | have
decided to file as candidate for
commissioner of McCone County, on
the Republican ticket.
As l have been a resident of this
community for fourteen years
have become familiar with the peo-
pies needs and if nominated and
elected l will do my best to handle
the affairs of the county in an econ
omical way and get the best value
for each dollar of county money
spent.
Your vote and support will be ap-
preciated.
JAMES P. MOLINE, Brockway
Political advertising paid for by
James p Moline.