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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-05

Abraham Lehr has signed with
Samuel Goldwyn as general man.
agcr. cTalk about history repeating
itsoifn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-05

declaring that. '4t's fortunate FOR the
world today that Pontius Plate utll-
iEed erucinxion rather than censor.
ship or We would have no Christian
religion"
Imagine what our modern ethics
would be ike had censor blue pen.
ciled the Sermon on the Mount" De
Mile continues. Conceive. II you
can. the innoxious character OF the
immortal vision by prejudlced parii.
fan minds"
CENSORSHIP has lost ground
" everywhere. Do Mile contends.
The injustice OF the scheme n in
creasingly apparent to the public
Theatersoers know that a complaint
TO the police Is all that Is necessary
to stop any film that Is flagraniiy
offensive. just as any overt act can
be curbcd for the public good. They
feel that censorship u unnecessary
and AN insult 10 the intelligence.
Thinking people object 10 a system
which permltsa small group 10 die.
tate what they may sec."
uTF We had erucifiIion today. Il is
Il certain that moving pictures. the
greatest unifying force the world has
ever known. would complete their
destiny as an invaluable cog in
Chrlst's ideai-the brotherhood Of
man. with a censorship. however.
people with partisan axes 10 grind
can stifle for all time the power for
good OF a medium which needs no re.
ntric,ion beyond the universal police
powers which apply 20 all equally 4"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-05
EyApEp cENsoRsnIP

EVERYONE was satisfied. and
II that's all that counted. anyway.
Some Of the studio executives got -
used 20 making speeches Of welcome
they formed habit OF climbing on
to box or table every time they
saw a group Of women approaching
and. all In all. the partieS oncernnd
had good time, decided Hollywood
wasn't 10 sinful after ALL maybe. and
the convention adjourned without the
troublesome and dcba,ahlo question
u film censorship being battled over
at length.
Rupert Hughes, prominent d.
rector and author, cxpoundod
against II Mt length one day. only
10 be answered TO the delegates
entire sstfacilon By Gene STRAIT
ton Porter. also Of the writing
fraternity.
NOV that tho visitors arc gone,
IN Cecil u. DE Mile. Paramount dl,
rector. general comes forward with
some pointed statements on the topic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-05

ltllS interesting news.
TUE studios OF Hollywood have re-
4 Taxed. returned TO their accus.
toned routine or daily activity which
u as much OF a grind for the troup'
crs as FOR tho camera men. and
everyone Is drawing regular brcaihs
again.
LIVERY film cannery was on is
IL particular good behavior for al
most two weeks. fearful that some
one would slip or do something oh.
iectlonable while some 10000 NO.
men delegates TO the General FEEDER
alton Of women's clubs convention
were brousing around the vicinity
during the recent osnelaye In Los
Angeles.
MOST every day, az the most un'
Nl expected ssomcnta. bands OF tho
visitors would drop in at the most In
opportune times. noses n bit uptiltcd
perhaps. and gathering their skirts
about them. looking for. yet almost
drcAdinE 90 find. the evidences OF
corruption and contamination asso'
cinied with their ideas OF naughty
Hollywood.
II got 10 be quite strain.
What with keeping assistant
camera men around. together
with a delegation Of extras" 80
some property hoy could throw
on hurried scene for the Wis
iiors' DELEGATION when they ap.
pcarcd. thsrc was little time for
rgnlar work at all.
WHAT mattered Il II the actress
w pointed out as Coldis Glorious
wasn't that cinema fayorite AT all.
but Instead some So per unknown
kept on the lot 10 cmote In her best
fashion for tho EaHtenors' vision
ingg or who did 4 hurt II the cam.
era into which the attendant sighted
40 carefully. and which he cracked
80 steadily. wasn't loaded AZ nil7
Film costs money. and there wis
really no need TO waste n.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-22
JARo VIOLA: AJIz JDU!"

Jaro prichazi. Ale mate-li
jnapraviti, co zima zavinila We
vasi soustave a chcete-li byti
ma strait pred prvnimi zalud
nymi tydny tohoto krasneho
rocniho obdobi, musite peco-
vati 0 sve zdravf vice nez v
jinych dobach roku. Kdyz wy
cistite sve telo cd jedi, nahro-
madenych v zaludku vnitr-
nostech, a donutite lenive vnitr
nosti, ably normalne pracovaly,
pax Vas system 'bude obrnen
proti nebezpecim jarniho OBJ
dobi. Trinerovo Horke Vino
nell byste miti nyni stale po
ruce, protoze tento lex uvede
vas zaludek do poradku, po-
m1ae traveni a zlepsi vasi
chut' k jfdlu. LEX ten ma jen
jeden druh zakaznfku, a iejich
jmeno jest: "Spokojeni zakaz-
nici". Pan Josef Matousek psal
nam Kansas City, Mo-, dne
%. unora: ''Zaslete mi dalsi
til lahve Trinerova Horkeho
Vina, nebot' ucinkuje zname-
mite" TAX obycejne zneji vse-
chny dopisy, jez denne dosta-
vame. Take Trinerdv Liniment,
znamenity lex proti reumatic-
kym a neuralgickym bolestem,
a TrinerGv Mirnitel kasle pro
pfipad nastuzeni mali byti n.y.
nj stale po ruce. Nemuzete-li
jich dostati u sveho lekarnika
neb dodavatele lekG, piste fir
me Joseph Triners Company,
Chicago, Ill.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-22
K K UP S

p. T. stavitele, kteri by
chteli pocitat ma 1rGznou pra
ci pfistavby skoly J. A. Ko-
mensky ma vych. 13l. ulici,
jsou zadani, by Sc pfihlasiii
o plany v uradoyne archi-
tekta p. Fr. Hronka c. 1901
kinsman Rd. do soboty q.
brezna, kazdy den cd 3 h.
odp. do 2 hod. se6er.
Stavebni vybor.
&5A%ASA %$sss&, as>sSs - ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-22
IA CEST OTCOVU.
R o M AN.
Napsal Xavier de Mantepin.
R o M A N


ne! O, nest astna, uboha Es-
terko!" zvolala. "a ia, ia re
mann zadati "a neco podobne-
ho?"
"Jest to nutno, milostiva pa
nj, a bude to tax zachrana pro
vas! X Will YAM tax ucinim,
ale jen S jednou podminkou!'
rs jakou?"
"Kdyby tajemstvi snatku Els
tercina proniklo jednou ma We
rejnost, zpusobilo by to rodine
vevodove cetne a mrzute "a
pletky; jak nemusim vam snad
obsirne vykladati, zapletky, z
nichz by mohl vzniknouti j
process, ci spise rada .procesl,
do kterych taky Wy zajiste by
ste byla zatazena a to ohrozo-
valo by ovSem velikou merOu
vas kid" @s
Hluboky povzdech pani A.
madisove dokazoval, ze jest
stejneho nahledu jako policej-
nj agent.
,Thefer vsak prohlasoval:
"Jakmile bude Esterka jed
nou' Y ustavu prochoromyslne,
vsechno. naopak zmeni Sc We
smyslu nejpriznivejsim. While
dem ma konstatovani lekaru,
re uboha zena je silenou, sta
ne sc kazdy process nemoznym
a bu budete zbavena obav, ze
byste byla zapletena do nece-
no."
Start lide jsou sobecti.
Ovsem jsou snad vyjimky,
avsak tyto vyjimky potvrzuji
jen pravidlo.
Pant Amadisova prala 81 mi
ii predevsim kid, ovsem ale
mela dobre' srdce svoji chra
nenku milovala tim vice, cim
vice byla 6na nest astnou.
MySlenka, re bude odlouce-
ma cd nj, proto div il nedoha-
nela k zoufalstvi.
"Pane!' taZala sc placic,
"neni opravdu mono dosah-
nouti toho, ably nest'astnice
mohla byti osetrovana mne?
"Nemozno, milostiva pani!'
"Avsak snad by tax prece
bylo mozno, kdybych Sc zaru-
ella, re ucinim vsechna opatre-
nj bezpecnostni, re nenecham
!. a.: '-i-1y z domu vychazeti
a re noppustim il ami ma Okla
milk"
"Zaaca nate, re byla by v
dome ma!em pozar zpusobila?
Stacila b. jenom chvilkova ne
pozorEest, ien okamzita MEDIA
lost d." or..yne, mohlo by
byti zpGsoI,eno iedno z nej-
vetS;ch '.2a asti. Mel jsem "a
povirnu.'. sou zpraviti vas o
yse,n. IA ii jsem Sc vam do
kcncp !; ~,u. Dam, byste Sc mo-
L.a yyy:iGvlti vselikych obti-
III Sc sc1'l'., avsak nenutim
vas < n.c.,,lu. a zda-li Sc vam
piils tg.,1aIm dbati mVch rad
ponec.l .:iednimu jednani
volny pTi:i,%h
Pan. AaadiSova Sc zachvA
la.
"Bu1etc potom cvsem hlu-
boce li,uya1l, i" jste Sc neridi-
la slovy myni," pokracoval
policeini agent. Dude vsak
liz prilis pozde budete musi-
ii pricitati sabe same osudne
nasledky vaseho tvrdosijneho
odpirani."
"Neodmitla jsem, pane, je-
ste vyslovne rad vaSich! pre-
rusiJa staricka zena rychle
Thefera. "Citim dobfe, re mlu
vite a radite mi jen mem zaj
mu. - Nevzpira Sc proto po-
kynum vasim. Slibte mi ale
aspon, re Esterka nebude V u
stavu est'astnou."
"Jiste nebude nest astnejsi
nezli u vas, milostiva pani. -
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dojiti nikdy v oSetrovani SOU
kromem."
"Budu il moci navAevova-
tip"
"Prozatim aspon nikoliv!"
"Proc?' 4t9
"Navstevy vase budily by v
nj vzdy move a move rozechve-
nj a namahave dilo lekaru a
psychiatru bylo by tax stale
mareno. - Ano, abyste media
la sc svesti pokusenim, spatriti
il, nesmite pro nejblizsi aspon
cas- ami zvedeti. do ktereho u
stavu choromyslnych bude Es-
terka Derieuxova dopravena.
Ostatne vyhnete Sc tim taky
Iii. kdyby Sc vas nekdo tazal,
kde jest a co Sc 8 nj stalo."
"Myslite snad, ze Sc mne
bude nekdo po tom tazati?"
"Jest to mono, ano pravde-
podobno."
"Co odpovim pak?"
"Reknete tazatellm proste,
aby Sc obratili S dotazem Ia
kovym ma policejni prefektu-
ru - tim budou nejlepe odby-
IT,"
Slova tato "policejni prefek-
tura" zvysila jeste strach ami
Amadisove, a jeji povolnost k
policejnimu agentu.
tazala Sc jen jeste bojac-
ne:
"Dostane sc mi vsak, muJ
mily pane, aspon nekdy zprav
O mlade, nest'astne me pritel-
kyni?"
"Ano, madame"
"a jak?"
"Postaram Sc o to, abych
sam mohl yam je donaseti!
Zach, drahy pane, jak Jste
dobrotiv. - Nuze, postarate
Sc potom jeste laskave o to,
aby doruceno bylo osobam,
iez budou bditi mad Esterkou
Derieuxovou, nekolik tisic fran
XII, iez YAM sama odevzdam,
by zachazeli ubohou co neJ-
vlidneji?'
"Milerad, madame"
"Podrobim Sc tedy poky-
mum vasim, kdyz jest to ma
presto nutnym, ale verte mi,
srdce mole puka bolesti mad
tim, re snad Esterky dlouho,
dlouho nespatrim.'
"Ma dobre tuseni,' pomyslil
81 bidnik zlomyslne.
"Co mann jeste ciniti?" do
loziIa starenka.
"Vec velmi jednoduchou.
Frosim, racte witt jen kus lis
tovniho papiru a racte psati,
co dovolim 81 YAM diktovati. !"
Pani Amadisova vahala.
Thefer pochopil, re staIic-
ka zena neni zrovna mistryni
v krasopisu a re taky nedu-
vefuje prilis pravopisnym We
domostem svym.
Dodal proto spesne:
"Aneb osmeluji Sc vam ma
vrhnouti neco ieSte lepsiho,
by oci vase nemusily Sc prilis
namahati. ia napfsi sam list
dotycny a Wy no proste pode-
pisete
Pani Amadisova nebyla ted
jiz schopna odporu ami nejslab
siho croft vuli detektivove.
Prinesla pero, kalamar.a a pa
pir z vedlejsi komnaty a po-
stavila vse ma stul pred The
fera.
Tento nacrtl ma listovni pa
pir nasledujici radky, dbaje
cvsem opatrne toho, aby zme-
nil ruku svou, cemz byl ne
cbycejne obratny.
"Velecteny pane nacelniku
straze bezpecnostni!
"Po nekolik let uz precho-
vavam u sebe nest astnou zenu
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"Az po dnes silenstvf jeji
bylo velmi mirne a mohla jsem
il tedy ponechati u sebe bez
nebezpetf.
Ma nestestl tento stav jeji-
no silenstvi zmenil Sc ted ve-
lice jest to, ohroziti priste
snad bezpecnost mou osob,
jez mne obklopuji."
"Nasledkem toho nam cest
prositi vas, pane, byste laska-
We vyslal ke mne jednoho z le-
karu, ktefi jsou s to konstato-
vati dusevni stav dotycne oso-
by, aby pax mohla byti dopra-
vena do nektereho ustavu pro
choromyslne, ovsem do tako-
veho, kdez by byla pod stalym
dozorem a kdez by sc il do
stale osetreni co nejlepsiho.
Racte, pane nacelniku verej
ne straze, prijati vyraz OBJ
zvlastnf me ucty."
Thefer, kdyz byl dopsal po-
sledni radku, precetl list tento
nahlas.
"Neschazi tedy na listu uz
mic nezli podpis vas, milosti.
va pani!" dodal.
| podal staricke zene pero
kteraz chopivsi sc no, zasepta-
la bolestne:
Zach, jsem to tedy ia, ia
sama, jez zadam, aby mne Cd
nj odloucili! - Ach, boze mIj
- jak jest to krusno pro mne
Zdar budu miti jen sama k to.
mu odvahy!'
"Jest nutno, abyste to byla
wy sama, milostiva pani, nebot
DO kroku takovem alespon nj.
kdo nemysli ma to, aby vas
znepokojoval. y
Duvod tento byl rozhoduji
CT.
PAM Amadisova nacrtla poo
list jmeno svoje nevelikyml
"a nepravidelnymi pismeny.
Thefer slozil list a vlozil he
do sve kapsy, kdyz byl ma ne,
napsal adresu.
A potion pravfl:
"Co Sc udalo mezi nami, mi
lostpani, a. co jsrne spolu hove
Fill, musi zustati pro vzdy ia.
iemstvim mezi nami. Nikdo nc
smi zvedeti, to We vasem zaJ.
mu, re jste jednala ma radu
mou a pokyn muj, kdyz jste
psala nacelniku straze beZpei
nosti!"
Zach, pane, nezn1nim sc c
tom nikomu"
"Zachovate-li svuj slib -
nemam posud priciny tom
pochybovati potion mohu
Sc ia vam zaruciti, re kid
vas nikym nebude ohrozen, re
traviti budete pozdni leta sva
nerusena.
Pani Amadisova povzdechla
81 znovu, avsak meme trpce jiz
nez drive.
Klidny a spokojeny zivot
tento, jenz die SLOW detektivo-
vych otviral Sc pred nj pro
nekolik jeste tech let zivota
jejiho, byl jako by balsamem
ma bolest jeji, re Esterku ztra-
u.~ol 40
The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-02-29

ter spending the week end with their
friends here.
John Payne spent the week at his
old home in Greenland.
Al. Hiligas was a Houghton caller
Sunday.
DR.. Won Zellen was a professional
caller Sunday in Marquette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Gerard visited
in Chassell Sunday with relatives.
Dave Corey Of Port Huron arrived
last Thursday to look after his bus
mess interests here.
Archie Kite Of Houghton, with the
Michigan State Telephone company,
was in town Monday On Official busi-
ness.
Edward Monette returned 10 Mar
quette Monday after visiting hsre
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Malmbsrr and
daughter returned Monday from
Crystal Falls, where they visited over
the week end with friends and rela-
tives.
EAsa Dsrosisf. wAe y snpIoysl =
Fords camp at Sidnaw, spent The
week end 1t this home y LsAass.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-02-29
locals

Joseph Sanregret was in HoughtcJ
last Friday having his injured knee
attended to.
DIR. Hawkins last Friday attended
the hockey game at Calumet between
Calumet and Pequaming.
Mrs. Samuel Kallvos and son
Howard of Chassell were weekend
guests of Mrs. Yonkoski, Mrs. Kali
ros' sister.
"The Eternal City" at the Pastime
Theatre, L'Anse, next Wednesday and
Thursday. Admission zoe and 40c.-
advertisement.
Miss lynne Elson spent last Satur-
day mad SSunday at her home in Ish-
peming.
T. d. Tracy was in the copper
country last Friday.
John Rogers was in Laurium last
Friday.
Rev. Father Miller visited last
week Friday in Assinins.
M. T. Brogan returned last Friday
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dition, from D. ]. Harrington. The
lot is located on Broad street adjoin-
ing the property of Midos Robert.
Miss Gertrude Cosgrove, student
at the Normal at Marquette, spent the
week end with her mother.
Menard & Sanregret have pur-
chased the old National Pole company
barn and have made repairs which
will make it suitable for storage of
their Ford cars.
Miss A. NJ. Simpson of Iron River
was a week end guest of Mrs. Lizzie
Hansen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evert Pekonen and
children of Zeba visited last Sat-
urday and Sunday in Herman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Bonner and
son Ward spent last Saturday in the
copper country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurston Foster and
son of Nestoria visited last Saturday
in Hancock.
Mrs. Owen Thomas and daughter
Ethel returned last Saturday to their
home in Baltic after a brief visit
with Mrs. Thomas mother, Mrs.
Johnston.
Miss Leona Marson and Miss Della
Bernard returned to their homes af-
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from a business trip to Marquette.

from business trip to Marquette.
Services .. Sacred Heart church
will be as follows Sunday: Low mass
at 8, high mass at 10, and evening
services at z, states Rev. FIR. Miller.
Arthur Carlson Of Marquette vis-
tied in L'Anse last Friday and was
much pleased with the activities here.
Miss Marie Dahl spent last Friday
at her home in Ishpeming.
Little Miss Marjorie Fredrickson
has returned to her home in Michi-
CANINE after brief visit with her
aunt, Mrs. William Leviitan.
Nike Bowers, George Haine and
Vern McNab spent Sunday at their
homes in Bergland.
Martin Peterson spent the first Of
the week in Marquette, guest Of his
brother.
Captain John P. Christopher Of
Spur township, mine inspector for
Baraga county, was in L'Anse last
Saturday on official business.
Charles Hansen was in Houghton
last Saturday receiving treatment for
his eye, which has troubled him for
some time.
Mrs. Maud Menard has purchased
Lot 8, Block 3, in L'Anse Heights ad-
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward SEQ
turned Sunday from Chicass
they spent . week an q spn'
chasing trip.
Mrs. Henry Sands visited
in Houghton- ]
Judge Of Probate J. j. oI
was . legal visitor Tuesday =
quette.
Township Clerk Francis :
Spur township translates
business in L,Anse Monday
The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-02-29

Mrs. August st. George returned
Monday to her home In Laurium At
ter a few days visit here with her
sons, Nose and William. Nose &C
companied her to her home.
p. P. Daume visited Monday with
his mother in Calumet.
Albert Lough returned Monday to
his camp at Globe after epsnding the
week end at his home here.
Fabian Deschaine Of Marquette was
guest Sunday Of his brother NEoiss.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-05-22
Northern TO
Bring East to Vest

west on that date. Representatives Of
the civic organizations Of Minnesota,
North Dakota, Montana, Washington
and Oregon will be expected to meet
the newspaper men in the cities thru
which the new transcOntinentaI train
passes on its journey to the eOast.
In view Of the fact that erroneous
reports recently have been circulated
as to Northwestern conditicns5 Presi-
dent Budd saya he Is eager the view
point Of the Northwestern states may
be communicated personally TO the
newspaper Representatives and that
consequently he hopes arrangements
viii Be made ia the cities enroute from
Chicago to Seattle TO have prominent
citizens meet the party.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-05-22

With the idea Of correcting some
false impressions that have been Civ
en- the east concerning the agrieuItur-
al. industrial and economic conditions
Of the Northwest, President Ralph
Budd Of the Great Northern Railway
has arranged to conduct q party Of
about twenty representative eastern
newspaper men on a nine-day trip
from Chicago to Seattle. They will
obtain first hand information from the
civic bodies and other sources Of Of
ficial information over the entire sys-
tenn Of the Hill railway.
The party will leave Chicago June
aboard the first Of the newly built
aIl-steel de luxe Oriental Limited
trains that win be put into service be-
tween Chicago and the Pacific North
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-05-22
DE- MOLAY AND DAUGHTERS
PRESENT STATE FLAG on sst

On May 2e : Montana flag u 70 be
added % the post ofkics department
collection Of state Tags, arrangements
far presentation on that data havins
bean arrived At By Congrssanaan Scott
Leavits and Postmaster General Harry
s. Nav. This fIag win be used In the
EXERCISES Of the department on Flag
day, June IL.
The Montana flag that is 70 be pre-
sented Is shs gsst Of the Order Of Ds
Molay and Daughters Of the Rainbow
at 0rsat Falls. who asksd pr. Leaviss
10 lock after tbs matter Tor them.
In selecting Nay % % present ths
flag Mr. Laavisk pointed out thai 4
win be che kwenty@slxth anniversary
OF the sailing Of ths Fsrss Montana
Rsgimsns f0g DE Philippines. Thiz
ls considered notsworshy ln view -
the fact EhaE lhe Fegimental glA9 u
sAess troops was aaontsd ~ the ssaae
tag, the only ghangs beanx the oEaia-
slon az the maFns Of the regiment.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-05-22
LONG DRx COsaA or ALBERxA.
CANADA ENDS AFTER Q xmA nk

| Altar eight years OF aleoholie dKy-
lnsas ssse pzovanas Il AERsrsa woka W
w@ A@zas Kzs AAawaaaAssx 49,
vosasa u 49, pz@vzzl@ sasea&es . asass'
asasmks wuverunaeszs sale ef mauos asg
| uawhsbEki0h whieh wee dserssd BY 1hs
n@ople In 1918 and bscaxna @gfscfiwe
tbs following year The act adopted
in November was proclaimed 10 be a.
feettve Monday.
Since the government vendor an-
nounced hts prices for we'll known
brands Of whiskey there has bsef oon-
siderable complaint from the populaee
to the effect that the government IL
prpfEtsaring Beer VIII cost the con-
snmer e4.16 a case Of two dozen pintH
Aalixered The price of beer by the
glass has not yet been nettled.
Vendor stores wAsre hard liquor is
sold wilI be located IN more than 40.
towns in the province. The hours are
from 10 .. m. 60 9 ,. m. with no half
holidays. Purchasers must hold
permit which costs $500 for year.
on si.0O for the purchase Of beer only.
Special permits are provided for
transients. Spirits may BE- kept IN the
room Of q hotel II the owner is bona
fide guest Certain clubs are slow
ed beer licenses under the new act.
I
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-05-22
THE ORR coULEE ROAD.

The county commissioners have
called for bids on the Orr coulee road
According to the estimate there ara
0,300 cubic yards OF earth 70 move
6,17S yards Of earth and pieces oi
rock, 525 yards Of loose rock and 1Ss
yards Of solid rock. There viii be
slightly in excess Of two acres Of
brush to be removed.
There will be eleven crlvegts acrosa
the road, all Of which the county viii
furnish. There will also be eight
stock passes and bridges which will
be built by Cascade county. The road
bed viii be finished 70 9 width Of rs
feet IN excavations, 20 fest in fills,
and % feet on side Hill work. All fills
are to be 10 per cent higher than the
true grade in order to allow for set
Ting.
This road viii start at the city liEn-
its and proceed up Orr Coulee almost
straight east until IL joins the Little
Belt road The grade will be seven
per cent IN only very few places.
The average grade win not exceed
five per cent The only steep place
remaining on the road 70 Little Belt
and willow Greek viii be the pitch.
in the city Iinits as the road rises 70
the first bench.
The city has for some time been
considering ways and naeans 70 cut
this grade bus At present the sxpenss
appears to be prohibitfve.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-05-22

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