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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-11-05
Placed in custody
probation officer. Filed.
Entered April Term. 1923.
Enter

BY Indictment.
1892 State VS. Tyler Brook, larceny
Filed.
1898 State VS. John T. Smart, obtain
ing money under false pre-
fences. Filed.
1899 State VS. Simon Violette, cheat
ing by false pretences. Plead
ed nolo contendere Filed.
2400 State VS. Simon Violette, cheat
ing by false pretences. Plead
ed nolo contendere Filed.
2401 State VS. Simon Violette, cheat
ing by false pretences. Plead
ed nolo contendere. Filed
2405 State VS. Joseph Hethcote, single
sale. Pleaded nolo contendere.
Evening star., 1924-09-28
Dainty Underthings

of Glove Silk and
Knitted Wear
For those women who prefer
Knitted Underwear
the selection is large and varied.
Silk and Wool Suits,
sos to $5.95
Cotton and Wool Suits,
$z.z5 to $4.z5
Silk Vests, $1.75 to $3.50
Silk Boomers, SOS to $3.50
Cotton Bloomers, 69c to $l.25
Low-neck Vests, Z5c to $1.z5
Cotton Union Suits,
soc to $1.z5
Palais RsyaI-AIaIn Floor.
Evening star., 1924-09-28

newly enlarged Millinery Salon has been
given to display of Matrons Hats
The Douglas which found
and shadesn orchid
purple with trimmings of silk and velvet flowers hacke breasts
Other black and and lovely eomb
nations.
smaller hats with metal lace piped with
silk bs and velvet and host of
other charming hats u~,,. 49,, 80, u...
Evening star., 1924-09-28

of Silk and Muslin
Here is another item that women who have
put on pounds find difficulty in securing. The
variety of styles, as well as the range Of
prices, to be found on our third floor, cannot
fail to appeal to such women
Petticoats of radiun, jersey, satin and
messaline, in all the accepted styles and
cofors, in silk, 1898 to $10!oS
In cotton, $l.50 to $2.9S
Silk Nightgowns, $500 to $500
Silk Chemise, 1928 to $6oS
Cotton Nightgowns, $l.oo to 1898
Cotton Chemise, $1.7S to $3.9S
Drawers, 75c to $1.oS
Covers, 6oc to $1.5O
Short Petticoats, 6oc to $1.50
Psiais Roya3--Thifd Flser.
Evening star., 1924-09-28
LargerSizes do not MeanLar

Another difficulty overcome for those W.
1aps have not bobbed heads-and who gre
,ort of hats they have in mind.
Evening star., 1924-09-28

"a Il smart tailored frock in blue
Ddlla de Loine. self figured,
ltith ecru lace and net s'eStcc
and ndryoU belt. SIS.
(B) Black Silk Bengatinc. the neaU
corded silk aphteh is an im-
bortont fabric M Fail nurd-
robes, embroidered m black
and gray; long sieeves and
panel pockets. so5.
(C) Cnndbov Crepe, sotsu finish, IN
the 7xuru, COPPER shade. atIth
rc7'ersc folds, banded atrth cut
,,fdrdbou. sos.
(D) Black Chenille Embroidered
Chiffon E1,cning Goacn, cut on
long. slender fies: ostrich
trimming around the hem.
7sith right side ornament OF
rE,incstones and chiffon drd
perry. This model has detaeh
able slecres, and may ttus be
7rorn as an afternoon gosin
if desired. SIS.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-18
AKO DRzAf ndIIEKo a JE1Io
PRoDUKTY donna.

Mlieko a smotana sil produkty,
ktore sa vel'mi l'ahko pokazia a
medzi potrasss.inami si1 natol lko
chnlostive, ze sa mimi moze slrit
choroba, bez toho, zei by to tlovek
pozoroval. sd pozivane caste ne
varent a preto ,m6zu ohrozoyat
ludske zdravie yynimkou snad
ze s1 vyrobene v najvacsej cistotc
a taktiez udrziavane. Mheko, kto-
re sa pripravuje ma farme pre- do
macn potrebu, zasluhuje 81 mai
vacsiu pozornost' a to hned' pri
dojeni, potion pri nalievani do ma.
dob, ktore sa majn zvlast' cistit'
mlieko sa ma rychle zcedit' a ties
ochladzat' konecne udrziavat
v chlade aspon so stupnov Fab
renheita, alebo este menej, kei' je
to NONE. Produkt taky sa ms
drzat' mieste, kde MET prachr
kde MET zapachu a kde MET much
Je to vyhradne len k dobru kaz'
del domacnosti. Ma vidieckycl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-18
YopxcsfowN Al ~ n III IE Eey2N1

.jazlive zviera Y huston pralese.
Trpaslici zabfjajd okapi ktorf
lie jednym : najstarsfch zvierat a
pravdepodobne predchodcom III
rafy pomocou kopii, tiez chy-
taid ich do jam a do liecek. Chy-
tena zviera zabiju potion kyiami.
Ked' sa i'm podarilo zabit' svojn
korist', ;3ajd sa do tancu, vlastne
divokych skokov okolo zvierat a
"a doproyodu bubnov, spievajti,
piskajh a prevadzaj1 podivne see
ny. Dir. Christy nachadza trpas-
licom kmeni Bambutov potomkov
najstarsich obyvatel'ov tejto ca
sti sveta, ktora bola kedysi eel
kom pokryta lesmi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-18
ROME ZAUJfMAVOSTI
Umrlcie hodiny.

AStrOnomicke hodiny palaci
Hampton Court dostaly nazov
"umrlcie hodiny'', ponevac sa o
mich vyprava, re sa vzdy zasta-
via, ked ma niekto umret' oby-
vatel ov palaca. Spravnost' toho-
to pomenovania pOtvrdily tieto
hodiny znovu v tychto dnoch. Po
dlhyych rokoch prvy raz sa naraz
zastavily a "a niekol 'ko hodin 70
mrela jedna stara dana, ktora
niekol'ko rokov byvala Hamp-
ton Court. Ma druhy den boly ho-
diny znovu uvedene do chodu a
odbornici nijak nemohli vysetrit
prieinu, preco sa hodiny talk ma
raz zastavily. Jak anglicke novi-
ny sdel'uj1, ostaly tieto hodiny
stat diva razy vzdy po niekol'-
ko hodinach niekto v palaci 70
mrel.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-18
]

Diet och sa mohlo 1nnoho razy po-
zorovat ze nerady pijd mlieko,
.lebo na mnohych farnach sa 8
mliekom nedobre naklada, zapa-
cha vel 'araz Cd krav, Cd stajni a
lebo cd neeistych na'aob.
Je dolezit,e ably sa zachadzalo
opatrne svedomite $ mliekon,
smotanou, syrom j maslom. Po-
pisuje to Farmers Bulletin {. 1874
pod nazvom "Care Of Food in
the Home, ktory dostat' zdarma
od Department of Agriculture,
Washington, D. G.. Department
tento tiez zasle informacie, >ako
mono pasteurizovat' mlieko do
ma. Maslo sa ma chranit' pred
pokazenim. Ked je nom este
trochu muteneho mlieka, to sa ma
ociStit' yOdon potion no zaballt
Syr ma sa drzat v chlade. Tvaroh
makke syry majd sa drzat' V
ich povodnych obaloch. Syr ma
prenikavy zapach a ma sa 'drzat
v neprievzdusnom obale indie, nez
ie mlielxo maslo, pretoze zapach
| l'ahko prenikne do mlieka a ma
sla. (FLIS.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-18
Nova talianska narodna opera.

V modernej stvrti Ludovici V
Rhine bude vraj dl'a planov ar
chitekta Marcela Piacentiniho Wy
budovana nova italska narodna o.
pera ma Via Viktoria Beneto.
Stavba bude klasickeho stylu, bu-
de zariadena vsetkymi technicky-
mi novinkami, javisko bude vraJ
svojou velikost 'ou zodpovedat' ja-
visku parizskej opery a hl'adi-
sku bude 1000 sedadiel. Stavbl
vedie sdkromna spoloenost' pod
statnou kontrolou a so stAtnou
podporou. Novy zakon da vraJ
Statu pravo vyberat' dane z diva
delnych diel, Il ktorych uz pre-
pablo pravo ziadate' tantiemy
W.T. 'azku tejto dane bude pouzito
ma umelecke ncele.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-18
Pridaiate vase diet a?
CLANOK 81.

7 O mnoho wac Men je V Stave
pridajat svoje diet'a, nez sa vo
vseohecnoSti mysli. V skutocnosti
len vel mi malo je zien, ktore eel
kom ME sii schopnt pridajat'. TAX
zvana neschopnost'' pridajania je
V mnohych padoch skorej nechce-
ME, nez neSchopnost'. Ovsem mno-
he zeny len nazdaji sa, ze memo
IN pridajat skutocnosti ale
| mozu. Casio zeny vzdavajt sa po-
kusu pridajania preto, re mlieko
dostavi sa opozdene. Zasoba mile
ka ie dakedy nedostatocna kym
matka je V posteli a preto VIDA
va Sa pridajania. Lenze ME SIT WV
cajnymi pddy, re zasoba mlieka
sa zvacsi a je nplne dostatocnou
"a tym, ked' matka vstane po-
stelr a zacne vykonavat' svoju
pravidelnn pracu.
V inIch padoch matky preto ne
pridajaji AMI sa k tomu neod
hodlajn, lebo sa obavajl vel'kych
ostar porusenia zdravia matky.
Je pravda, re V istych padoch pri
dajanie telesne zmuci matku. Me-
slobodno, ovsem zabddat', re pri-
dajanie je prirodnym stavom a
ze mnohe zeny pocas pridajania
maju sa lepsie, nez V akykol'vek
my cas-. Este al tom 'pade. keby
to matku telesne zmucilo, matka
ma byt' ochotnou obetovat' sa do
istej miery, len aby> mohla dat
svojej bebe dobry zaciatok. Casio
sa hovori, ze zeny su prinervozne
ma pridajanie, ze nasledkom to-
ho ich mlieko bude zle ze die
ia bude rozculene a nebude rast'.
Toto je pravdou, ale jcline i
styych padoch. Inc zeny, ktore by
zdaly sa byt' nesncimi ma prida-
ianie, dokazu sa byt' vel'mi do
brymi dojkami. Toto tedy doka-
zuie, ze kazda matka ma sa po-
.kjisit' pridajat' a len vtedy sa
vzdat' toho, ked' sa dokaze ne
Schopnou.
Niekedy l'udia s1 tiez tel miep-
ky, ze sa zene neodplati pridajat'
jej bebu, jestli to nem6ze konat'
"a dlhSi cas-. Tato mienka, rozu-
mie sa, je mylna, lebo nieto takej
DOLBY zivote diet at "a. ktora by
bola viac dolezitou ma pitie mile
ka zprs matky, nez pri zaeiatku.
Ami nietO takeho casu, V ktorom
zazivanie diet at a sa tax snadno
zkazi a tax t'azko je no napra-
! vat, ako prave V zaciatocnych
dnoch a tyzdnoch diet at "a. Kaz-
dy den alebo tyzden, v ktory be-
ba dostane materske mlieko, dava
| iej lepsi zaciatok a potorl snad-
nejsie sa prejde ma umely pokrm
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-18
Prvy lovec ''okapi'- '-ov.

V srdci strednej Afriky, v ta-
iomnych ,lesoch Tturi, zije najstar-
Sic l'udske pokolenie ma svete:
sud to t. Nv. trpaslici kmenu Bam-
butte. Anglicky africky cestoyatel'
DIR Cuthbert Christy, ktory stravil
25 rokov v tropickej Afrike, pre-
I'll niekol'ko mesiacov medzi ty-
mito l'ud mi teraz uverejnuje
svoie dojmy v knihe 'Zverstvo a
trpaslici." V pralesoch Ituri zije
najpodivnejsie zviera ma svete, O.
kapi, ktore vyzera ako krizenec
osla zirafy, 0 ktorom. prvn zpra-
WI priniesol Sir H. Jobbs r0ku
1900. "Bol som prvy Europanom
- pise Christy = ktory toto zvie-
ra v pralese vystopoval a pozoro-
val, Dol som prvy, ktory okapi ma
lovu zastrelil a priniesol neporu-
Semi kozu kostrn". MIN zastre-
lene okapi vysliedili trpaslfci. Zia-
! idny biely Glovek neni vraj v stave
vystopovat' toto neobycajne bo-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-18

y
l'udi, ably poenh, ako s1dil sudca.
Naiprv prisiel ncenec a sed-
liak.
"Vezmi 81 svoiu zenu,' riekol
sudca u6encovi, "a sedliak. dosta-
ne SO palic.'' rcenec wal 81 s.vo-
ia zenu d sedliaka hned potre-
stall.
Potion povolal ,sudca masiara,
''Peniaze sn tvoje,' povedal
masiarovi, potion ukazal ma olej-
kara rfekol: "Ten dostane so
palic.'
| Potom povolal sudca Banakasa
= mrzaka. ''PoznaS svojho kona
medzi dvadsiatimi inymie' opy-
tai sa Sudca Banakasa.
"Poznam!'
"a ty9'
"T ia poznam -
"Pod' so mnou,' riekol sudca
Banakasovi. ~.
VStnpili do koniarne, Banakas
hned' .medzi dvadiSatimi inyml
konmi ukazal ma svojho. Potom
zavolal Sudca mrzaka do koniar-
ne "a nalozil mu, aby mu ukazal
kona. Mrzak poznal kona a uka-
zal mu no. Sudca posadil sa ma
svoje miesto a riekol Banakasovi
"K6n je tvoj, vezmi 81 ho.' A mr.
z&kovi prisndil so palic.
Po side sudca odobral sa do
mo va Banakas isiel "a MIN.
"Co ty 81 snad' ME spokojny
s mojim rozhodnutim?' spytal
sa no sudca. .....'
"Som spokojny, - riekol Bana-
kas. "Len to by som rad yediet' ',
podl' "a Goho 81 prisndil. ze zena bo-
la mudrcova ME sedliakova, zc
peniaze prinalezalM masiarovi a
ME olejkarovi, a ze k6n bol MOI
ME zobrakov."
90 zene zistil som to takto: Po-
zval som ju rano k sebe a rielIol
jej: Nalej mi atramentu do kala-
mara. Vzala kalamar, vymyla no
rychlo a zrucne naliala atramen-
tn. Dozaist bola privyknuta tax
robit' Keby bola zenou sedliaka,
neyedela by to. A podl a toho som
Sndil, re mudrc NAL pravdu. - O
peniazoch zistil som takto: Po-
lpzil som peniaze do nadoby vo-
dou a dnes rano pozrel som ci o.
lei vystdpil mad vpdu. Keby pc
niaze boly oljekarove, boly by "a
mastene od jeho mastnEch riik.
Vo vode oleja nebolo, a tax vyslo
ma javo, re masiar hovoril pravdu.
% konovi rozhodnutie .bolo TAI
Sic. Mrzak ako ty 2 dvadsiatich
konf hned' ukazal ma kona. Preto
som vas oboch nepriviedol do ko-
niarne odrazu, ably som videl, ko-
no vas dvoch pozna kon. Kede 81
priSiel ty k nemu, obratil hlavu a
nat 'ahoval iu k tebe, ale ked' sa
no -mrzak dotknul, schGlil usi a
nadvihol hlavu. Podl'a toho som
zistil, ze 81 ty pravT majitel' ko-
ma
I riekol Banakas: "Nie som ku-
pee, ale kral Banakas. Prisiel som
sem, ably som videl, ci je to prav-
da, co sa hovori tebe. Teraz vi
dim, ze 81 mnlry sudca. Ziadaj
odo mia cokol'vek, odmenlm sa
IT,
II
Sudca riekol: "Netreba mne
ziadnej odmeny, st 'astnym som
uz preto, ze moi kral' ma po-
chvalil.'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-18
Sprayedliyy sudca.
] =! ! = |,

Alzfrsky kral' Banakas chcel
zvediet'. Il mu praydu hoyoria,
ze = istom meste ie sprayedliyv
sudca ktory yzdv praydu prisilai
a ae ami jedon zlosyn nenkryje sa
pred MIN. Banakas ohllekol sa "a
knpca slel ma konl do mesfa,
kde III sudca. Pr vstupe do me-
sta prlslel Banakasovl mrzak
prosll no almnznu. Banakas
' ~ I" WV, i,' ''e'' "'
= N Wy - Nv "' '''
Go chces este? spytal sa ho
Banakas, $'ci som II medal almuz-
nus
Aim"zho 81 mi aal' rlekol
mrzak' ale 'no este tax faSka-
Vvm a ooneS ma ma s'o1om konl
nd names'le' any ma kone a vel
pi.tai hezaoiaVl's.
banakas posaoll mrzaka "a Seoa'
ooiilesoi II" HI i'ameS'ie' lam
banafas rlekol: 20 sedls este?
Foa ooio' SINE ma mleste.
Aoprak ale rlekoi: fre'o pN
som slei oolu' kon Je MOI ]eStll
hechees po oooro'ky oa' mi koha'
poJdeme X sudcoVl.
L'udia poschodili sa okolo Mich
9 pocivali, ako sa hadali, vsetci
volali: "Chod'te k sudcovi, on
vas rozstdi."
Banakas 5 mrzakom ISL k sud
cow. Pri. s1de bolo viac l'udi a
sudca volal poriadkom tych, kto-
rych sndll. kym prisiel rad ma
Banakasa, sadca povolal ,ucenca
sedlraka, sudlll Sa pre- zenn. Sed-
lax hovorll, re Je to Jeho zena,
neenec Ease, re Je Jeho.
Sudca ich vypocul. civil 'ku
sue ticho. riekol: "Nechai ite zenu
Il nina Wv prid tie zaitra.''
heo ou'si' n isiei iii"'iai d o.
ielA''' maS.'' ''i ceis H"N, v''e-
~ o'e!n". 1"'''''sen', N'"s,"'
"o'oin' N'p'' s''" tt ''''o.' '''-
vcNa oieJ d ''An'u. pe'"AenNo' a
Dy sum 'io A'pia''i' o''S ''i III" II"
ruA' e"'el III '~'"' pe.ls1e'
- osas,, ~, 5,s, ,,sa
- n,,,kr ala non;,vo "a uo;o .
an 10 zlodo; -
VIZ Nai ''No 'e '''e pay
va ""'ial p ''''i N" '''''. N"p''
. o.e'" n.o sum ''' ''"''"t ping
oAD'"' i,'1'a>a' ,l'' "'' '''" '''
n;azo no1oz;1 com ;cb ma st61
IN ;ob wal o chcel infect, Cbvti1
som bo % rnlxu nr;v;edo, sem ,,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-18

pozdejsie, jestli to bude potfeb-l
ne. Niekedy sa al ma to pony
-sla, ze sa nendplati dayat' die
t att prsia jestli nema dost' prs
potravy, ktorni yotrcbaje- mi sa
Ease nazdavajii, ze je nebezpec-
nym miesat' clovetie mlie'ko u
melou potravinou. Tieto mienky,
.rozumie sa, 81 celkom mylne. u
mela potrava nemoze obt 'azovat
travenie materskeho mlieka, kdez
to mlieko od prs rozhodne len ma
pomaha, aby nmela potrava bola
snadnejsie ztrovena. Kaz3a kvap-
ka prsneho mlieka pomaha diet "a
't' n a ,lsnadnuje uncle krmenie.
Jestli po dokladnom sprobova-
nj matkino mlieko ME je dosta-
tocnym, sladene kondensovane
mlieko je uzitocnon .nahradou, ma
kol 'ko ono je najsnadnejsie ztra-
vitel ne 70 vsetkFch umelych po-
krmov. Jestli ale matka vobec me-
ma mlieka, sladent kondensova-
ne mlieko ie najlepsie davat die
tat II a kcd je spravne krmene,
saoda dostatocnn zasobu potravy
pre- pravidelny vzrast.
Kozka vasho kojenca je vel mi
Jenna preto muslte byt' vel mi
pozornou, ked' kiipete vasu bebu
elm ju utierate. Colgate. Baby
CASTLE Mydlo je zvlaSt' vUabane
pre- kojencov u Colgate & Compa-
ny, ktori sn najvacSimi vyraba-
tel l'mi toiletnyych predmetov| ma
svete. Budete bezpecnou, ked' no
budete uzivat'. r.
Cftajte pozorne tieto clanky ka-
zdy tyzden a odkladajte 81, ich
pre- pripadne upotrebenie v hu-
d1cnosti. "
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1924-07-11
IRRIGATED LANDS
ARE INCREASING
L w o PROJECTS RECLAIMING
1900 ACRES WILL BE
COMPLETED SOON
Another of $500 acres, win be fin
ished in the fall, bringing total of
states irrigated lands up to over
100000 acres.

Two irrigation projects serving
| be completed this summer, and a
third project to furnish water for
$500 acres may be completed be-
fore November i, bringing the to-
tai of the irrigated land in the
state well over 100000 acres,
Fred f. Buck, irrigation engineer
for the pubIice service commission
announced in summarizing the pro-
gram for the year.
The largest project scheduled for
completion this summer, is known as
the Red Lodge-Rosebud irrigation
district in Carbon county, now being
built under the direction of the pub
lie service commission. Bonds total
ing $418,000 have been sold to COM
plete this project, which will serve
$4,000 acres with water taken from
the Rosebud river. The other pro-
ject now nearing completion is To-
Gated in Jefferson county, known as
the Whitehall district project, the wa
ter supply being obtained from a re-
servoir on Whitehall creek, which
will be ready for use in a very short
time. The ditch system, planned to
serve 5000 acres at an estimated
cost of $50 an acre, is about half COM
pleted at the present time.
GIendive-FalIoa District.
Construction work on the upper
Glendfve Fallon irrigation district
system, in Dawson and Prairie coun-
ties, is progressing rapidly, Mr. Buck
reports, and may be completed this
year. All machinery has been install
led for pumping the water from the
Yellowstone river sufficient for $500
acres. The water is pumped to the
distributing systems over two lifts of
40 and rs feet the lower lift having
been placed in operation last year.
The district is colonized by Russians,
who submitted reports to the COM
indicating that the project is
being operated successfully.
Great Quantity Not Impounded.
Estimating the water supply for
in Montana, Mr.. Buck said
that at least 100000 acre feet of
water leave the state annually in the
Missouri. Yellowstone and Charles
Fork rivers, which if it could be
placed in reservoirs, would irrigate
100000 acres of
and now dry, increasing the present
irrigated area more than 400 per
,ent.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1924-07-11
PLUCKY GIRL MAKES A
LONG HIKE FOR HEALTH

Starting from Pendleton, Oregon,
with pack on her back and travelling.
to Orofino, Idaho, where she pur-
chased pack horse and proceeded
across mountain ranges on her way
to Calgary, Can, is the experience
of Miss Bernice Shaw, afrail appear
ing little lady, who is hiking for her
health.
Miss Shaw stated that she had
been advised by physicians to travel
IN the mountains on account of her
being threatened with tuberculosis,
and had chosen the hard end of tray-
cling as preference. She did not
use jitney and camp along the
streams where scores of tourists are
passing daily, but chose the rough
side of a trip with pup and pony
through the forest trails of the Bit
ter Root ranges.
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thorities will be faced with another
strange murder. No missing woman,
aside from Mrs. LaCasse, has been
reported in this section of the state,
and with that fact the belief is fur
Their strengthened that the Butte Wo-
an is the victim found.
Suspicion of Skidmore who is re-
ported to have been with the woman
shortly before her disappearance,
started early in 1921 when he was ar
rested and it was found that he had
all of her clothing and personal be-
| longings.
Her Disappearance.
Alarm over the disappearance of
Mrs. LaCasse was first announced to
authorities on April 6, 1921, when
LaCasse told Chief of Police Murphy
of fears that his wife had been killed.
Mr.. and Mrs. LaCasse had been
married only few months and early
in that year journeyed to Seattle,
where LaCasse entered a sanitarium.
In March, 1921, LaCasse bid his wife
goodbye at the Seattle station when
she left for Butte. She intended to
go to the home of LaCasse's mother,
Mrs. Fred Wedlake of Butte.
1t was the last LaCasse saw OF his
wife and it was never learned If the
woman reached Butte.
When police received information
which mentioned Skidmore, he was
arrested April 6, in Butte. He had IN
his possession two trunks full OF cost
ly clothing and several pieces OF Jew
elry, all of which was identified as be-
longing to Mrs. LaCasse. Also purse
which the woman had when she lett
Seattle and a revolver belonging to
her husband were found in Skid
more's room. In a safety deposit Dox
rented by Skidmore in a Butte bank
a valuable watch which LaCasse nad
presented to his wife, also was found.
Skidmore questioned by OFFICERS,
denied any knowledge of the Wo-
mans whereabouts. He explained
possession of her belongings by
statement that he had loaned the Wo-
man 81 200 on them in order that she
might make trip to Vancouver. l.
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rive later, knew; but even a day
gained meant much in the short
time of the year the Missouri was
navigable. AS I thought, 50
thought others, who came from Fl.
Asssinaboine, and other points in
Montana. The Ear West" could
accommodate but thirty passengers
and these were all booked far in
advance.
1t was reported the boat would
leave the day after its arrival.
When that day passed, and another,
while she still remained tied to the
levee, although her passengers
were aboard, and her freight dis
charged, no one could understand
her delay in starting, and her of
ficers were tantalizingly uncom-
municative. Then the whistle of the
Helena" was heard below the
bend, and little later she pulled
up beside us.
This caused some dlcontent
among those on Our boat who
would have preferred to go on the
Helena" However, they could do
nothing but wait patiently for the
of the Ear West" which
took place soon after the arrival of
the second boat.
That evening, one of the army
officers said, THAT band of In
dams of Sitting Bull, is to be tax
en- from Buford to Standing Rock
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PASSENGERS ON ssFar West Afforded Thrilling
Experience When Sioux Tribe is Transferred


fled old men in bright colored
blankets strolled liesurely along,
apparently unconcerned at being
exiled. Several of these carried
pipes with long stems, set with
knife blades in the form of wide
inverted ~" the blades varying
in length from four to six inches. |
could not but think that they might
prove effective weapons. All ages
and both sexes were represented.
Some of the squaws wore capes
reaching to the waist, made of al
ternate rows of blue cloth, and elks'
teeth, the latter placed closely to-
gether. The sight of one of these
garments was enough to have
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SLEEPWALKER FALLS
AGAINST GLASS; CUTS
JUGULAR; MAY LIVE

Claus Anderson, young man
Fl years of age, living with his IA
ther, Aaron Anderson, on their
farm about Is miles north of Har-
lem, suffered most peculiar and
almost fatal accident recently.
While walking in his sleep he
stumbled over a chair and fell
against a window, cutting his
throat ON the glass so as to expose
the wind-pipe and just touching
thejugular vein. He is receiving
medical attention and is expected
to recover in spite of great loss of
blood.
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embroidered. One elderly gentle
man from Philadelphia, after
spending half day watching the
activities on the front lower deck,
exclaimed: when | reach home,
if l were to tell my folks half of
what | have seen today, they would
not believe me-"
1t was sunset as we approached
Fort Belknap. Before us spread a
gorgeous red sky down to the hori-
zon, towards which the boat was
headed. Come up to the Texas"
said one of my friends. "and hear
the Indians sing" | gladly follow
ed her aloft, where half dozen
young bucks-magnificent speci-