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BUILDING Permits

John Best. garage. 701 Bancroft, $500.
Sarah MsHer. dwelling. $3.50 Broadway,
So. 700.
Joseph Norton, reroof. 2s1s N. Nsv Jar
sey. $500
Joseph Norton, reroof, PISA N Belle
fontaine $3.50.
w. ]. Hughes. garage. 1898 Central. s25o.
5000. ' ''''
Julian Johnson, furnace, 40 N. Webster
Ben Frentresse. dwelling, ss4s Black,
H D. Woods, dwelling. 1884 N Illinois,
H. D. Wood, furnace. 1854 N. Illinois.
Market Circle Realty Company. repairs.
11S Monument. $4,000.
SO 600
sno Literal furnaces, 1918 N. olney,
A. E. Davis. furnace. 2744 Bellafon.aine.
William Warren. double, 1929 Hanna Ave.
50 500.
Arsenal Realty Company cellar. 1856
Eastern. $500
Mrs. Woodwork Etter. remodel. s112
Miller, S1.150.
James Whitney. remodel. ss2 Camp. $500.
E. L. Cothrell Realty Company dwelling
l742 n. oxford, Sc. 0O0.
e. L. CothreI Realty Company furnaces.
Isl Harlan $500.
E. L. Cothrell Realty Company. furnaces.
l47 Harlan, $500.
3. L. Cothrell Realty Company, dwelling,
l47 Harlan. So 0oo.
Z l. Cothreli Realty Company, dwelling
173S n. oxford. 81, 600.
sdota B. Tillson, garage. 4425 Guilford.
H. Lieher Company. repairs s14 p.
Washington. 5000.
p. Il. Dixon. addition. s4s Hanson. sa5o.
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$500 Cash
10 Acre

! 135-ft frontage, near paved La Fayette
/ road on Thirty Fourth St. This location
has big future. Get in now while prices
are down. Easy terms. We can help linn
tied number finance home. Call Weesner,
Main 0792.
Washington Bank & Trust Co.
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d--A1iscellaneous
TYPEwRITERs ALL MAKES

TYPEWRITERS. ALL MAKES
You can secure a typewriter at prices
ranging from - 10 500. All machines thor
oughly overhauled and guaranteed Send for
samples OF writing. prices and terms
JUDD TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
Main $500 lac y Meridian st
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is HELP WANTED-FEMALE

WANTED-Protestan man and wife with
no children to share home; only expense
including living expenses and garage. about
So per week. light house work expected of
lady. Circle 1889.
WOMAN capable of following instructions to
work outside of Indiana polls: weekly sal
airy 81, increased to $50 in or months.
Box A No 1858 Times.
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NOTICE TO HEIRS. CREDITORS. ETC.
In the matter of the estate of John W.
Brown, deceased No 64-207S6
In the Probate Court of Marion County.
February term. 1924
Notice is hereby given that Sherman E
Huff. as administrator of the above named
estate has presented and filed his account
and vouchers in final settlement of said
estate, and that the same will come up for
the examination and action of said Probate
Court, on the Goth day of March, 1924 at
which time all heirs, creditors or legatees OF
said estate required to appear in said corlrJ
and show caus If any there be why said
account and vouchers should not be ap-
proved And the heirs of said estate are
also required to appear and make proof of
their heirship.
ALBERT Il. LosCHE. Clerk
March A. IL
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SAWMII4L and timber. VIII consider trade
3446 N. Capitol Randolph 1857.
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AID Day Business Your Wa-CaH Main
SALESMAN WANTED

statesmen wanted: experience unnecessary
good pay while learning. Apply Mr..
Meyer REGINA CORPORATION. 4S6 Cen
fury Bldg
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TWO RESTAURANT GAS RANGES. ALSO
ONE LARGE HOTEL GAS RANGE Re
pairs for all gas ranges MODEL STOVE
kEHAIR co. go u WASH MAIN R3rh
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ALBERT H. LosCHE, Clerk.
March 4 and IL,

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has duly qualified as executor of es-
tate Of Anna Marie Anacker, deceased. late
OF Marion County, Indiana. Said estate Is
supposed to be solvent
JOHN r ANAKER.
No. 22Oe7.
Feb 26 Mar f. IL
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Is AGENTS AND SOLICITORS

LARGE corporation wants Service man in
every town to paste up signs on store
keepers windows Opportunity for reliable
party. We also have proposition for agents
and statesmen. GUARANTEE SIGN SERV-
ICE. 361 W. Superior. Chicago
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LEGAL NOTICES

IT'S never lost until Indianapolis Time
Want Ads have failed TO find Il.
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20 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
80 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
b--GaSOline
Chevrolet

CnOOSe your dealer as
carefully as you choose
your car.
Chevrolet 1923 touring used very
little as a demonstration =. 1886. 90
Chevrolet; 1922 coupe; extra good
Chevrolet 1920 touring; good run;
ming condition .......... $4,000
Cadillac; 1915 touring; good condi-
ton; five new cord tires. =. $4,000
Ford 1922 sedan; lock wheel; other
extras 9%o0.OO
Ford; 1922 touring starter; de-
mountables; lock wheel. . 9. 100000
Ford; 1 7 touring; Hassler
Chevrolet 1920 F. B., with five
tires 49,. S20O.OU
Stone-Chevrolet Co.
Used Car Store. Sales and Service.
427 N Meridian $40 F. Wash. St
Riley 1850. Lincoln All.
INTERSTATE TOURING
Excellent upholstering, good cord tires,
Car in good condition. S25 down and So
per week
Haynes & Schmidt
The WHY'S Knight and Overland Dealers.
120-122 W North St. Lincoln 1878.
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Jenny "a administrator of the above named
estate has presented and filed her account
and vouchers in final settlement of said
estate. and that the same viii come UP for
the examination and action of said Probate
Court, on the 29th day of March 1924. at
which time all heirs creditors or Iegatees of
said estate required to appear in said court
and show cause if any there be. why said
account and vouchers should not be ap-
proved And the heirs of said estate are
also required to appear and make proof Of
ALBERT H. LOSCHE. Clerk
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-30
REcTIFICANDo UNA
INFORMATION

FL sabado pr6ximo pasado estaba
81 suscribiente en- la ciudad de Ma
| yagiiez, cuando un hombre vino
ofrscerme en- venta peri6dicos de San
Juan que por ciento es el trico pueblo
de la isla donde cada. ejemplar de Pc
ri6dico cuesta cinco centavos.
comprs Ell MUNDO y me sorpren-
di6 tanto un articulo en- Ell que Sc In
uutada a don Jaime Bou Cali, de Co
rozal, un hecho delictivo.
| Como ESQ dia regresapa 70 q San
Juan, determine cambiar de ruta en-
lugar de venir por Vega Baja, TO hice
por Moroyis a fin de pasar por Corozal
| yer al amigo sr. Bou Cali, pues me
extranaba Que el, un hombre todo bon
dad, cometiese un delito.
LlegE6 al mencionado pueblo me
dirigi al hogar de don Jaime, a Quien
encontr6 enfermo con Influenza Y
acostado en- una CANA. LIE pedi me
infornara respecto al hecho relatado
por Ell 1GUNDo, contestandome don
Jaime quo todo clio es inexacto y que,
por tanto, no ha habido talesrdisparos
nj por ende, rasgufios en- mano alguna.
Sail la Gale y pregunte a unas
cuantas persoras sobre Ell asunto y TO-
dos me respondieron que NADIA sabfan
cue solo podfan informarme 10 mis-
no que yo saba, pues habian bebido
en- la misma fuente de noticia, en- 10
relatado por Ell MUNDo.
Un hombre de edad madura afr1naba
que no era possible que don Jaime CO.
metiese un dehto, va que 81 era un
hombre de tai conducta que jamas ha-
bia tenido un disgusto personal, nj aln
en- su vida de muchacho y no podia
ser que dejara los acometimientos
para la edad de cincuenta amos.
Para que don Jaime, continue Ell in
formante, cometa un dento, es necesa-
rio que haya una causa demasiado
grave, que lie impulse a coger un re-
v6lver Colt y d1sparar contra 81 nom
bre que le haya ofendido.
Y, Iqu6 hay de ESQ de disgustos por
cuestiones de alcaldfa7
''Lo dnico que podemos decirle es
cue don Jaime denostr6, desde hace
seis meses, sus deseos de no ser alcalde
y cue trabaio en- favor de la candida
tura de su hermano".
Pero, 5hay algdn encono entire los
seAores Nayas v Bou?
sSi, el .sr. Navas case con una hija
Gel sr. Bcu y Sc runlora de que estan
separados causa de maltratos crua-
les que este asunto esta bajo la ac-
ci6n de los tribunales de justicia. =
Y por mas que insist en- preguntar
a .muchas personas, todas me respon-
dieron que en- Corozal no ha habido
encuentros personaIes, nj disparos de
revolver.
Don Jaime Bou Cali es muy como
cido en- el pals y no hay una persona
que lie conozca, que no afirme que el
querido Alcalde de CoroEal es un ho1n-
bre de buena conducta, un buen ciuda-
dano y I'M hombre incapaz de offender
a persona alguna.
JUAN DE TRuJTII,O |
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clldzllll!o?

Todas las mafianas, cuando I'd. We
como Sc le cae el pelo al peinarse.
piensa asustado: 'mafana mismo
empiezo a curarme esta caspa"
Pero ese 'srnafana mismo' no llega
nunca. Lo que esta llegando pun
tualmente es la calMcie. mo siga
enganandose asfl Compre ahora
mismo un hasco de DAMDERI7NA
ydiariamente desc una friccion antes
de peinarse. Dentro de POGO cstara
radicaImente curado. En- Farmacias,
Sederfas y Perfumerfas puede
conseguirla
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El juez Odlin.....
continuation de La Ia. pAg.

fcio que en-. prejuicio de los jurados,
y, aun cuando, todavia insisto en- que
Ia conducta de parte de los jurados
fue extremadamente impropia, Ia
Corte no sabe nj tiene interes en- sa-
Der quienes son los cuatro cinco
mienbros de que Sc trata, v quienes
entraron en- el salon de la Corte y
fueron los que dieron lugar al des-
orden que ocurrio ALI. Pero no quie-
70 estigmatizar doce hombres por
la culpa de cuatro o cinco, y por tan
to he resuelto anular Y revocar mi
1orden despidiendo a los iurados de
Interior servicio ante la Corte- Y
los iurados que sirvieron EN- el case
de Diego Ag1eros Sc presentaran,
por tanto, a prestar serYicios como
tales en- dicienlbre 81 de 1924, las
8 de la manana. Sc haran IL copias
de esta orden y el Marshal qpedara
encargado de notifcar personalmente
a cada uno de los jurados, dentro de
Ia mayor urgencia possible.
Dictada en- Corte alberta en- San
Juan, Puerto Rico, hoy dia 70 de
diciembre de 1924.
(sgd.) Arthur F. oDLIN,
Juez.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-08-22
Brief Talk Brought
Immortality to TlDo

The other day at London auction
an old f1intlock, owned and used more
than two centuries ago, sold for almost
a thousand dollars because it bore the
name of Alexander SeIkirk. More than
two hundred years ago. this Selkirk sat
In the house of Mrs. Damaris DaAiel in
Bristol talking with Daniel Defoe about
his strange adventures in strange
lands. The latter was prepared to be
interested by having read Dampier's
Voyages Around the World" pub
Iished In 1897. Because Of that eve
ming of talk In the home of Dame DAN
Tel the literature Of the world was to
be enriched, for In 1719 Robinson Cru
soc" was published. For POS years 1t
has been one Of the classics Of the Ian
guage. 1t has been read by young and
old In every land-millions dead and
buried in forgotten graves for many
scores of years. And because he told
his story to the novelist Alexander Sell
kirk is one Of the few Of his genera
ton who has not died. He lives and
struggles against adversely and dan
ger, his flintlock In his hand. as vivid
and as virile as when In the flesh; and
men compete forathe privilege of pos
sessing a relic of his adventures. Peo-
pie passing the house in Bristol when
Defoe and Selxirk talked could scarce
~ nave guessed that in room within
one of the most important conversa-
tons In the worlds history was max
ing literature that would not die; that
1t was to make Defoe one of the great
est literary figures Of all time. and
Selkirk the hero Of millions of children
then unborn.--New York Evening
World.
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Single-Tone Whistle
VIII Saue Millions

The "chime" whistle In general use
on Canadian and American railway
engines has been condemned by an
expert after careful investigation. In
the first place, the popular chime"
whistle, with Its comparatively low
pitched note, is only about one-sixth
as effective a warning as would be a
high-pitched single note. Then It's
position is wrong. 1t has in front OF
It the smokestack, the bell, the steam
dome. and the electric generator. not
to speak of a blanket of hot gases.
The result is that its sound is broad
cast to the sides of the track In
stead of being sent directly ahead
where 1t is desired. Moreover, I costs
too much. According to calculations
the footing of railway engines Of the
United States alone consumes 2,434,-
O26 tons Of coal every year. The adop-
ton of a shrill single-tone whistle
would save many millions year ip
railway coal bills.
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Fulfilled Odd vow

A thanks offering to the water spirit
of the ANNA Liffey," as Dublin's
river is called, for having spared his
life has just been made by Senator
Oliver st. John Gogarty. The cere-
:nony, in which he was assisted by
President Cosgrave and the poet Will
liam Butler Yeates, was the release
OF two white swans on the river. A
luncheon attended by government off,
cials followed. In making the Offering
Doctor Gogarty fulfilled vow which
he made more than year ago at tho
time he made his romantic escape
from the hands Of the Republican
troops, who captured him after repre-
senting that his professional services
as doctor were required. He was
taken to a house and placed under
guard, but eventually escaped by
jumping into the river. It was when
almost exhausted in attempting to
reach the other side that he made tie
vow just fulfilled.
mere Is new gasoline on the mar
ket, the handling Of which, an item
says, increases theA appetite. This
probably won't appeal to the owner Of
the bus that is eating up enough gaso-
line as 1t Is.
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Probler1l

Sunday aftern0on-and the Bible
class was over. The teacher was
standing by the door saying good-by to
all the bright little darlings who had
listened SO attentiveiy to her dis
course.
"Good-by, Susie!" she said, with
sweet smile to one small child
"Good-by, teacher" came the shrill
reply, and then she added with pride:
IT'S my birthday tomorrow
Why" returned the teacher, 'it's
mine, tool"
The little girls face was clouded
with perplexity as she answered:
How did you get so much bigger'n
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Classified

A LUXURIOUS Closed Car at an
open car price. You will save
hundreds of dollars by buying
this Willys-Knight Sedan and have
car equal to new with many ex-
tras. Will demonstrate anywhere
by appointment. Terms to respon-
sible party.
REIN MOTOR COMPANY
Riverside, N. ].
Phone Riverside 131
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The ponies of the western states,
the mustangs, are mostly southwestern
breeds. apparently Moorish la origin,
coming to this country by way Of Mex
leo and having been brought over
originally by the Spaniards. To these
ponies the term bronco" is often APP
Piled. Many Of the small horses at
the present time have been crossed
more or less with the American trotter,
the thoroughbred, or the Arabian
horses. These still are known as
'broncos," although in recent years
they have been more commonly termed
COW ponies and are used exclusively
In herding.
Fortunes might be made in the time
people lose In growlin' at the world.
We say that heaven is q place oTl
rest, and vet we're all the time worry
In the angels with our troubles.
Adam was the only man that ever
owned the earth, and even then be
wasn't satisfied
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VDIAN41NDN
MPTEkE-uFSN

WI lam "a &ak ~ u v
Maranville is fplaying the game of
his life.
There is this consolation in baseball.
There is always a tomorrow.
Hugh McGeveny, star left-handed
pitcher of Notre Dame, has Joined the
Giants for tryout.
Alva Sellers, Vernon southpaw, was
released under option to the Wichita
club in the Western league.
Walter Johnson, Washingtons star
pitcher, is far in the lead in setting
down opponents on strikes.
Cleveland has signed Arthur Whit
ney, a Texas university infielder, who
gives promise Of developing.
In 1879 tour of the country was
made by celebrated baseball 1eam OF
leaf mutes of Columbus, Ohio.
Brooklyn recalled Ivy (Red Top)
johnson, an infelder from the st. Pc
;ersburg Florida State league team.
The White Sox have sent Catcher
foe Burns to Beaumont. Burns was
obtained by the Sox from Shreveport.
Steve Yerkes has rendered his resig
lation as manager of the Harrisburg
cam of the New York-Pennsylvania
eague.
Connie Mack, manager of the Phil
idelphia Athletics, broke into baseball
is a catcher for Meriden, Conn, forty
years ago.
Paddy Livingston simply cannot let
the game alone. He is catching for
The crack Rosenblum semipro team of
Cleveland.
Stockton, Cal, has started move
ment to raise $1,000 toward bringing
the st. Louis Cardinals to that city for
spring training next year.
George Klemmick, Baltimore college
pitcher, has signed with Easton Of the
Eastern Shore league. He allowed
but one hit In his debut.
Pat Hargrave, inflelder who has
been with the Bridgeport (Conn.) team
of the Eastern league, has been pur-
chased by Mobile, Southern associa-
ton, from the Boston Red Sox.
Pitcher Monroe Mitchell has been
traded by the Memphis, Southern
league team, to Cleveland Americans
for a player to be selected next spring.
With old Dick Hoblitzell on the shelf
as result of a strained back, Jack
Jeffries, Princeton collegian, has
taken his place at first base for Read
ing.
Harry Heilmann, Tiger outfielder, Is
negotiating with California baseball
interests, in an effort to barnstorm a
team of Detroit players on the coast
in the fall. /.
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NOTICE $500 REWARD

$500 Reward will be paid for evil
dence sufficient for the conviction
of the person or persons, who up
on using force, entered the Pro-
gressive Press Building and took a
quantity of brand new type.
]. H. WELLS.
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FOR SALE

A most desirable business location
in Beverly, adjoining the Masonic
Hall, on Cooper street, the lot, and
the building known as the Banner
building, also a ten-room house, lot
40x175, being the estate of the late
Luther w. Perkins. For further in
formation call or address Edgar G..
Perkins, Administrator, PIP w. Fed
eral street, Burlington, N. ]. Tele-
phone 356-W. 2ts
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-08-22

The advice the colunnists furnish
when they talk about diet for children
Is all right. VIII some Of them ex-
plain how to persuade the youngsters
to consume the diet except Jas q mat
ter Of sheer force7
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CABINET MAKING

For Cabinet Making and Slip Cow
ering see Burkett & Dorsett, Bur
linpton. Phone 3O2-R. mos.
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Buick, passenger Touring, late
1920. Motor in excellent condition,
good rubber, upholstery like new,
paint good. Will demonstrate with
out obligation at any time.
REIN MOTOR COMPANY
Riverside, N. ].
Phone Riverside 131
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MUSIC LESSONS GIVEN

On and after September list, l will
resume teaching Piano Lessons at
PA Payne Street, Riverside, N. J.
ORIANNA KOCH LIPPINCOTT.
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"Safety First
Buy That Used Car From
a Reliable Dealer
Buy with the Risk taken out of Risky and be safe

Safety motto therefore IS 40 through our
regular Of inspection and repair operations monthly This
itself of satisfaction However does seem like
that efforts place the market the best used car
the lowest possible would lose all interest at this point
OH NO! Each after being thoroughly recondioned and
painted has its final stamp of Guarantee placed upon it.
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YOU CAN'T LOSE!

you going be of the IS satisfied used Ford
Come today will be pleasure for help select
the best suited your purpose Tourngs $4,000 $500
$4,000 Fordor like lot of $625O0 Ford Truck Farm
Body $350OO Ohers Day Elder Closed Cab body good
shape new paint $25O0O
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Willys-Knight passenger Tour
ing, 1923. Looks like new car.
Moderate Price. Will demonstrate
anywhere without obligation.
REIN MOTOR COMPANY
Riverside, N. ].
Phone Riverside 13l
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-08-22

The Japanese voters must be excep-
tionally intelligent to understand all
the party complication in that country.
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SUPPORT YOUR HOME PAPER
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FOR SALE

8 Piece Velour Living Room Suit.
Il 21 Warren Street. 1t.
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Fortunes might be made in the time
people lose In growlin' at the world.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1924-11-21

December is to be montana
Month" and with only three weeks
left to go, plans for the publicity
campaign are practically complet-
ed. The organization and machin-
cry for putting across one of the
largest concentrated Montana adj
vertising campaigns to be carried
through in conjunction with the
three group railway publicity
drive is rapidly whipping into
shape.
The state has been divied into dis
tricts with a regional director IL
charge of each. Under their direc-
ton meetings and conferences will be
held in every section of Montana dur
ing the next ten days so that every
Montanan will have an opportunity
to know the details of the plans. The
directors will also have charge OF
raising funds for the Montana
Month" letter inserts. Fourteen
hundred and fifty dollars of the five
thousand needed have already been
pledged A program of activities
has been assigned to practically ey-
ery organization in Montana and in
structions sent out to the officers of
each who will be held responsible
for the work done by their respective
organizations.
The state publicity committee has
appointed H. r. Cunningham, vice
president and general manager of
the Montana Life Insurance company,
as director general of the campaign.
no f,n1 nf hn OF a 70 n
Vision of publicity, is acting as sec
and Frank Venable, secre-
tary of the Butte Commercial club,
has been appointed treasurer. Re-
gional directors are: p. N. Bernard,
and e. l.. Beard, White
fish, in charge of Lincoln, Flathead,
and Lake counties; Daniel Whet-
stone, Cutbank, for Glacier and
Toole; C. D. Greenfield, Helena, in
charge of the district from Liberty
east on the Great Northern;
L. E. Jones, Great Falls, for Pom
IRA, Choteau, Teton and Cascade; r.
w. Reynolds, Lewistown, for Fergus,
and Judith Basin; w. G.. Ferguson,
for Lewis and Clark,
Meagher, Broadwater; and Jeffer-
son; r. T. Spaulding, Missoula, for
Sanders, Mineral, Ravalli, and Mis-
ioula; Frank Venable, Butte, for
Granite, Deer Lodge, Powell, Silver
Bow, Madison and Beaverhead; l..
g. Hathaway, Bozeman, for Gallatin,
Ind Park counties. w. P. Staple
on, Billings, will have charge of the
district from Sweet Grass east on
he Northern Pacific. Directors for
he central and southeastern part of
he state will be announced later.
Each local town or city will be
represented by it's commercial or well
are organization. Where there is no