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Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-22
NOTICE OF HEARING
TO DETERMINE HElltSHlF
STATE OF COLORADO
COUNTY OF RIO GRANDE
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
NO. 2S<3.

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
and especially to all who are and ai.
who claim to be heirs or grantees
OF william w. Wallace. deceased.
who have and who claim 10 have
any right. title or interest to the
real estate hereinafter described.
GREETING:
Notice iS hereby given that Nils
8. Olson. mcsne grantee OF lands
and tenemsnts Of William w. Wal.
lace. deceased. has filed IL the
above entitled cause. bis verified
petition alleging that william w.
Wallace deceased. died intestate In
Rio Orsnde County. Colorado. on or
about April 7th. A. d. 1919. seised
aad possessed Of an undivided one
half interest In and 70 the North
half OF section one. township thirty
seven North. range seven East ~.
u. r. ~. In Rio OrasAs Couney,
Colorado. Of the value Of aors than
Two Thouaand dollars. aAd leaving
him surviving. ~ his only hsirs At
Law. his brothers aad sisters and
children Of deceased brothers and
sisters. viz: X. A. Wallace. J. q.
Wallace. John c. Wallace. Sarah J.
Wallace. George Elmer Wallace.
Frank 4. Wallace. Lewis q. Wal
lace. Carry l.. Wallace. Anna
DouEhcrty and Benjamin. r. Wal.
lace.
You are hereby notified that. by
order Of said District Court had and
entered In the matter Of said petit
tion. the hearing thereon has been
fixed for the i7th day OF March. A.
u. 1924. at the hour Of ton o'clock
A. NJ. when and where any and ali
persons. Interested may appear and
answer said petition and set up any
proper defense to the sane or Any
part thereof. or Intervene 10 assert
or protect any interest that they
may have therein. and when aad
where the Court will receive and
hear evidence touching dssesat Of
said real estate and fiaa asd d.
termine the respective rights 70 aad
Interests Ia said property Of oil per.
sons named In aaiA petition or
etheFwiss appsariag at said hear.
WITNESS L. .. stoss. Clerk Of
said Coust. With the seei thereof
hereto affixed. st Del Nosts. RE
OYan1s Couaty. Coleeeao. thls 3oth
day Of January, 4. D. 1884.
L. =. STONE. Clerk.
tDiorRiCT COURT 01AL)
~. ae.-1lassA. lt.
- =
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-22

FOR RENT-The Sheridan ranch
on Spring creek. south OF Monte
Vista. one Of the best in the val
ley for hay and stock. Cash rent.
by March LIST. Address F. J. Sheri-
dan, Tours hotel, Denver.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-22
WAIT FOR THE BIG SALE

II. II. Hawkins and +. E. Chand-
Ter will hold combination sale at
the A. b. Van Nostrand ranch u
miles north Of Monte Vista. on Feb
ruary 28th. beginning at 1000 a.
m. We will sell horses. cows.
chickens. farm implements and
numerous other articles. This Is y
real sale. not an invoice and all
good stuff. See big sale bills later.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-22

FOR RENT-Three room house.
furnished, 240 Madison, children
not desired. For information ad-
dress Box 1872, II. A.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-22

RANCH FOR RENT-31s miles
northeast OF Del Norte. Will give
long lease to right party. Call
Monte 432.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-22

FOR RENT-5-room house with
large bathroom. extra good fixtures.
corner 3rd and Dennis. See Mrs.
T. C. Jones. +44 Third Ave. Phone
1871.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-22

FOR REST-5-room modern
house. with range and base burner
Installed. Inquire Monte Vista
Hardware Co.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-22

FOR RENT-Seven-ro brick
house, close in. w. s. Nash.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-22

FOR RENT-Small house fur
nished, desirable location. Phone
3S4.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-22
- WA M IT A ID S
Ads Under this Heading l0c Line per Week
Count Six Words to the Line
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Seven room brick
house, will lease by year at SIS per
month. Inquire Kerr & Graves.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-22
WE BUY CHICKENS

Bring your chickens to US Al
Hannegans office and receive top
market price. Phone 3S.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-22

FOR RENT-Alfalfa ranch near
Mosca. II. Gruver. Mosca. Colo.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-22
WANTED

-WANTED-4 or broom modern
house. furnished. Mr. Busley at
StowWOod grocery.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-22
FOR SALE

Sheep pasture for sale, 3 mile.
southeast OF Monte Vista. See San
Bernstein at once.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-22

III @QQRaAl WANT ! Aos
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-22
SrOCKHOLDERs' MEETING

Feb. iS-March ~.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-22

FOR SALE White Rock roost
,ers, dandies. Merwin Metz.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-22

FOR SALE-One quarter thresh
ed peas cleanup. grain and alfalfa
stubble. Seed peas for sale Also
want to buy stock hogs. See C. NJ.
Clark AZ miles north of Parma
Switch. Address, Alamosa, Colo.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-22

rtrst p.b. yas. %. 1884.
i.s's ~ b.. 8. i!ss.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-02-22

FOR SALE-Underwood tyne
writer, easy terms. II. c. Hurd.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-14
UN CAso DE AsESINATO EN- PRI-
MER GRADo sE CELEBRo AVER
ANTE LA CoRTE DE DIsTRlro,
SECCIoN SEGUNDA

Ante ell juez Rodrigucz s"rra. del
Tribunal de Distrito, Secc on 2da :.
Sc celebr6 aver por Ia manana q il
clio por asesinato Ell Tr''.~r g~ado s.
guido en- contra de hgapto Merced
acusado de haber dsdo e'u2rte, de
varios disparos de rev6-ver, Fran
cisco Rosa.
Segiln informes ell abogado dcfon
sor, sr. Tizol, Y ell Fiscal, sr Gomez,
practicada la prueba del case, conv'-
nieron en- que Sc habia con1etido Ell de-
Ito imputadole Merced. pero con
atenuantes, en- ese sentido Sc dri-
gieron al Jurado para que 81 asi 10
creia, emitiese un veredicto de acur
do con esa teoria.
Asi 10 entendio el Jurado. t'nbien.
y ell Hon. Juez sefalo para ell dia %
del corriente la imposition de la SEN
tencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-14
In LA (CMISION De SERVICIO
f'UBLLlO llE PUERTO RICO
construidas.

La Comision de Servicio P1blico f.
lara la region benefciada, a manera
de distritos contributivos, en- la for
ma dispuesta en- ell articulo z de La
Ley No 80 al terminarse ell plazo que
per la presente Sc concede hasta Ell 81
de ciembre de 1924.
Quedaran fuera de dicha region be-
aetic- ada, sujeta la imposition de
una contribution especial de una
tres cuartas, parties, de una dec.ma del
uno por ciento sobre la propiedad NUE.
ble inmuoble para Ell pago del prin-
cipal intereses de los bonos que sea
necesario emitir para que Ell Departa-
mento del Interior execute las obras,
parte de elias, aquellas zonas en- don
de Sc hallen propiedades de las compa-
nias qre ccnstruyan algunos de los
trsyectos a1u6idos, tasadas por Teso-
rcria como sigue:
No mas de 81 $50 900 para la COM
padia que construya Ell trayecto dc
q 1SIO 0LdAAO.
No mas de 81 400. 900 para la que
construya el trayecto de Rio Grande
a Mameyes.
No mas de 81. $50. 900 para la que
construya ell trayecto de Naguabo
Hum acao.
| No mas de 81 200 900 para la que
construya ell trayecto dc Humscao
Las Fiedras.
No mas de $4. $50 900 para la que
construya el trayecto de Las Piedras
Caguas.
No msa de 50 .o2o 900 para Ia que
construya el trayecto de Humacao
Yabucoa.
Para cualqnier otro trayecto par
te del m!smo, no epumerado anterior
mente. para dose mas de los emu
merados, parte de eilos, Sc sacaran
de la region benefeiada las zonas en-
que Sc hallen propiedades de Ia Com
pafiia constructors por valores pro-
porcionales a 10, anteriormete dispues-
to. siendo ell costo del trayecto la tase
determinativa.
Ell Departamento del Interior debe
construir por ahora solamente los tro-
zos que falten para completar la IL
nea - circunvalacion de la region de
Oriente Ell trozo Humacao-Yabucoa;
poro cualquier compafiia puede solici-
tar ahora la autorizaci6n correspon-
diente para la construction expio-
taci6n del trayecto desde Yabucoa has
ia Guayama
Aunuue la Comisi6n aprob6 en- prin-
cipio Ell orden de preferencia que su-
riri5 ell ingeniero de la Comisi6n que
fuera concedido las 'empresas exis-
tertes para la construction de los dis
tirtos trayectos, dicho orden no Sc So
o., ra ri igurosamente NADIA mas que en-
casos en- que dos mas peticiona-
rios hagan simultaneamente Ia misma
solicitud en- igualdad de circunstancias.
Las compafias de servicio privado
existentes en- la region afectada de-
beran solicitar franquicias para pres
tar servicio publico tan pronto como
Sc commence la construction de algu-
nos de los trayectos que empalmen sus
Iineas con otras de servicio pnblico;
de 10 contrario, Sc procedera la ex-
propiaci6n de sus propiedades de acuer-
do con las leyes, 0. Sc les revocaran los
permisos de que disfrutan para ei cru
ce de carreteras insnlares cursos de
aguas pnblicas, segdn SO juzgare mas
conveniente para los intereses de Ell
Pueblo de Puerto Rico. Advt.
EN- 0Ev MT IhInnn
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-14
San Juan, Mayo 27, 1924.

Te ccnformidad con las dispos:cio-
aes de las lcyes Nos. 50 y %, aproha-
en- 1921, t.tuladas, respcctlvamente,
Ley para autorizar la emission de
bonos del Gobi.rno Insular de Pue to
Rico hasta la cantidad de tres MI ones
g 600 000) de d6lares para levar
caho II construction de lincas feTre s
eli Is reg on oriental de Puerto + co,
cue empalm>n n las dc caracter pdblico
exis entes en- dicha region. y para IA
comprs arrendamiento de las propic-
dadcs. was cxistentes que sean ncce-
sarias pera completar q rrccarril de
circun al ci5n. "Iey p ra auto-i-
gar al ~os' 'siouado del Interior pro-
ceder a. tudio Y construcc on d. las
lineas ferrers necesarias para empal-
publico en- la region oriental de Pu,r-
to Rico para adquirir por compra,
arrendamiento o expropiacion forzo-
sa, cualqlier propiedad necesaria al
objeto de esta ley y para eximir del
pago de contribution a cualqu er COM
paiiia que construya y exp'ote cual-
quier secci6n trozo de ferrocarril de
los esps cifcados en- esta ley, fin de
establecer una Inca de ferrocarril de
circunvalacion,' aprobadas en- Julio
90, 1921, la Comisi6n de Servicio Pu-
blico.
ORDENA, autorlzar, como por la
presente autoriza al Comisionado del
Interior para proceder la construc-
ci6n de las hneas ferreas siguientes:
(a) Lineas que commence en- la es-
taci6n de Carolina de la Compafiia de
Ferrocarriles de Puerto Rico, sus ce-
sionarios llegue hasta la estaci6n de
Mameyes, de la Fajardo Development
Company.
(b) Lineas qno principle en- la ter
minaci6n de Ia via ferrea de Ia Fa-
jardo Te r'rpmont Company en- Ma
giabc llesue hasta la ciudad de
STrn,tcao
(cl lima que partiendo de la ciu-
dad dc JTrn.acao y pasando por Jun
'os . p line con ell ferrocarril de la
-~agnsq Tramway Company, cerca del
'l5mctro SO de dicha Inca, con un
ANAL a San Lorenzo.
td) Linsa que principle en- Ia ciu-
dad de Humacao, pase por las juris-
dicciones Gle Yabucoa, Maunabo, Pa
tillas y llegue hasta Guayama.
81 antes de W plaao de so semaras
que Sc empezara contar en- nri9,ero
de jlnio y terminara en- ~ de die I'M
bre de 1924. ninguna de 'rs ca rpa. las
ferrocarrileras existentts . crs pp"dan
organizarse al ernoAo % ei+a a''tor'-
"a aci6n medante eranon:c .. can adida
por esta Comis!or nara 4 ennnt.'cci n
Gle todas, cualau or CO leseuicra de
las secciones iinees .rov a.'as m
tes mencionadas. el CO is.eredo lei
Interior y el Tcso~~ro 4 ncrto l.ico,
de acuerdo va sobra e. M t'c,'ar pro.
cederan con tod a'''~eacq DIR cun-
plimiento Ice r~eeid ss ly~s
Cualquicr co'~r - = s~rvi 10 pit
blico existe~-e auc Sc orgs1 ce al
efecto quo coaa4rSva ura ma de'las
secciones enrneradas en- ell articulo
primero de la Ley No. 90. o parte de
las mismas, quedara exenta del pago
de contribuciones por diez afios por cl.
valor de la tasacion. hecha para fines
contributiyos, de las lineas por ella
So AMI JNCTFCE
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-14
10 QUE TENGO QUE DE-
CIR AL PUEBLO

los Partidos Unionista Replbl;ca-
no. pero sere tambien, ante todo so
bre todo, ell representante dc los obre
ros ell defenscr de la jus+ici;s Que
a todos asista. Que no soy 70 de los
que cree nj dc los que sustenta Ia
aberracion de que para defender
las indefensas falanges del trabaio,
precisa militar en- las hlas del parti-
do sociarsta.
iPrograma? No lie tengo. GPrcposi-
tos?. ESQ ST. He hecho mios, polque.
los considero los mas humanos JUS
tos necesarios, los prop5siros esbo-
zados precon'zados por ell ilustre ie
fe de mi Partido Republican,, seiior
Tous Soto, en- el Dec&logo que lleva
a "a Alianza:
"I-Hacer justicia a todos, riccs
y pobres, grandes chicos, blancos
" negros, hombres y mujeres.
II-Amparar los debiles.
IIT.-Acudir los menesterosos.
IV.--Acallar la sed de justicia de
los per -eguidos.
v.-Acabar con los privilegios
vI-Librar de la esclavitud al pa
ria de La montana.
vII.-Sanear nuestro ambiente r'o
,ral v nuestro suelo fisico para rataT
los parasites biol6gicos politieos-
vIII.-Realizar la igualdad ante IA
Ley.
IX.-Libertar al analfabeta de Ia
esclavitud de la ignorancia.
X.-LIamar a todos q Ia communion
del pan que alimenta ell cuerpo y el
vino espiritual que fortifca ell espi-
ritu'.
3sera este posible7 FL tempo 10
dira les este una promesa formal,
pn grito de conciencia, I'M prop6sito
noble sinceramente sentido? Yo
asi 10 creo, y. porque 10 creo, he lido
con mi Partido Republican, la
Alianza PuertorriQuena.
Comprendo que todo ESQ, que es IN
programs amplisimo. que abarca alqo
Quasi inconmensurable no es labor 4 ,
un mes nj de dos, acaso de TN a'in
Pero, durante ell periodic legislative"
plede inferirse 81 los preceptos de
ese Decalogo que yo abrazo, son M
ramente I'M t6pico de campafla polit-
ca, son una verdad y un p~oposito
que todos en- la Alianza, debernos i'm
pulsar.
ST clio fuese solo una ficci0n, I'm i
luc~bracion academica concebida en-
instante de buen hunlor v de inspira
cicn, ell pueblo de Ponce, la Isla to-
da, los obreros a quienes represen-o
espec' almente. pues que como can
dato obrero, Sc me llevo a la Con-
venc, on. al ticket electoral, habra1
de saberlo por mediaci6n de mi plu
ma. One tanto como silenciar e!
ccnvencimiento que 70 pudiera at'qu
rir de que ese programa no encuen-
ira amb:ente nj calor entire los legjS-
ladorcs. nj ne obliga La discipline de
partido, nj me atan nj me sometcn
los intereses particulares aue ple'ie-
ran eetar en- conficto con lbs altos y
humanos principles esbozados en- ese
para mi, brillante exccrcional pro-
grarla.
Ali tienen ell pueblo de Ponce y
mis- comitentes, mi programa Y mis-
prop6sitos. Me esforzare pordue pasen
del plano metafisico a ambientes de
realidad.
Pido. pues. a todos que, poniendo
el pensamiento en- alto, rueguen a
Dios para que me ayude Y me irlmi-
ne. de todos sera la gloria.
Confemos v esperemos
Alfonso GUAL.
Representante por Ell Distrito No.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-09-18
PUBLIC UTILITY VALUES
SET BY STATE FOR TAX

| Helena-Public utility values for as
sessment purpose for 1924 were an
nouneed, Sept 8. by the state board OF
equalization as completed for all the
larger corporations with the exception
OF the Montana Power company. The
valuations were fixed at a series OF
hearings during the last few weeks
and generally show little change as
compared to the 1923 figures.
The total value of railroad property
for 1924 was fixed at 1926. s20, 105, as
compared to $236. ss1 300 10 1928. Prop
erty values OF the three largest rail-
ways are fixed as follows: Great
Northern. $S2.17S. 1855: Northern Pacif-
Ic, $78.s16.O6o and Chicago. Milwaukee
& st, Paul, s54,S09,p07. The Oregon
Shortline and c. b. 4 O.. valuation are
approximately, $7.4O0O00 each.
Telegraph company valuations for
1924 total. 81 .565. 804. as compared to
81, 545.745 last year. the Western Union
leading with $1,90S, $50.
Telephone company values were fix
ed at $5.4S1 .003. while the 1923 total
was $4.pSS. 500 The Mountain States
properties are listed az $685.. s07.
Pipe lines. comprising the Mutual
OH and GaIIatin Natural Gas company
holdings. are valued az $8S7, 377, with
the 1923 totals 5000, 24s.
The properties viii be taxed on a
40-pers cent basis OF the above total
valuations, after deducfing the local
assessors assessments. The valuations
win then be apportioned to counties on
a mileage basis. classified br school |
districts. Local assessments. In the
case Of railroads include depots, shops
and other buildings or works. After
to the county. the state re-
ceIves a tax Of slk mills. as Is the case
With all county property.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-09-18
WOMEA NEED SWAMP ROOT

Thousands Of women have kidney and
Bladder trouble and never suspect Il.
Nomen's complaints often prove 70 b
nothing else but kidney troubls. or the
nesnh Of kidney or bladder disease.
e the kidneys are not IN healthy con.
dlsion they may cause shs ether organs
70 become diseased.
Pam in the back, hsadacAs. Ices Of
zmoltion. nervousness ara oftenkimas
symptoms Of kidney trouble.
Don't delay starting sreAtmAnt. Dx.
AAlmer's Swamp Root, = physicians pre-
seFiption, obtained az any drug store. nay
ba Just the remedy needed to ovaroozna
sneh conditions.
Get medium or large nae bottle imus-
distely from any drug store.
However, If you wiah frus 70 test this
great preparation, send ten cents to Dx.
kiimer 4 Co, Binghamtoa, N. T., for a
sample bottle. When writing. Be sure
and mention this paper.-Adverkisamenk.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-09-18

'Tanlac has been car constant
friend for years. and my wife and my
self and eight chlldren ara ali enjoy
ing wonderful health. largely due to
this medicine" IL the remarkable
statement Of Harry II. Pistole, $40
Archer St. Waco. Texas.
~Tn my own case Tanlac has done
what seemed to be impossible. When
began taking Il my stomach was
IN such = bad Ak that ! had TO live
on 4 milk and egg diet and I was
almost skeleton. had been fat on
my back In bed and under treatment
for 10 months and felt that my time
was about up.
~After my case had been given up
as hopeless and / thought was be-
yond redemption relative put me ON
TO Tanlac, and the result ls. gained
20 pounds. and enjoy as good health
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-09-18
Kan IaIIed for kLIIInn Nlfa

Great FalIs-Mrs Katherine Hunter,
wife OF f. B. "Tex" Hunter, widely
known Montana character, was shot
and instantly killed Sept. s on the
streets Of Sweetgraes. Canadian border
town In northern Toole county. by her
husband A Butte taxi driver was with
the woman az the time OF the shooting
and was wounded In che arm By one
Of Hunters bullets as George raised
his hands as II TO surrender. Hunter
is held In the Toole county Jail at Shell
by on charge Of murder.
Mrs Hunter and her escort were
shot as they were riding through the
Sweetgrass streets in an automobile.
According 70 eye Witnesses. Hunter WIS
on the sidewalk so Intoxicated that he
was staggering, and on seeing the cou-
pie IN the car drew q revolver and be
ran firing. The first shot scared
Georges face. the Second piercing his
'Bplifted arm and emerged, striking
Mrs. Hunter in the neck ~ the base
Df the skull and killing her instantly.
A third shot went wild.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-09-18
ELECTION RETURNS
RECEIVED BY STATE
canvaauInu Beard New HAS ere
conplsts voss % AlI
Counties

Helena-O fficiai returns Of the prE
mary election August %. we're received
By the state cnnsaasins board. Sept o
from Cascade county, the last Of the
IS counties to report, which will permit
completion OF the canvass, board meD,-
bers announced Tuesday night. Com
parison with unofficial returns Indicala
only minor changes. consisting Of pro.
portionate increases fer all candidates
from the bsllotiDg in the smell and
isolated precincts.
The official canvassing Is expected
to give Governor Dixon q plurality OF
$3.50 over Lee Dennis. railway commits
sioBer In the gubernatoriaI race.
The governor carried AZ Of the IS
counties IN the five-cornered Demo
cratic race for governor. the returns
gave J. f. Erickson. 1924 Roy Ayers.
$685. Miles, Romney, o,554; /. g.
Denny. 6,s40; and samuel Hampton.
1888.
Scores OF names were written IN for
al the offices on every ticket. Presl-
dent Coolidge. Senator LaFollette.
Senator T. ]. Walsh. and B. X. Wheel
er receiving complimentary votes.
Any Gulnp appeared as a popular
candidate for various offices, obtaining
support In both the city and rural bal
loting.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-09-18
World MOuvns Loss
Of Historic Spoe


The famous Lister ward In Glasgow.
Scotland, In which Lord Lister MAIDS
hts great discovery o. aHttBeptic BuFs
gerry. now no longer exists. II has
been destroyed, stone by stone, 20
make room for new buildings. And
70 "a rose has fallen from the chap.
let OF tilasgow.s
The new hospital could have been
built around the room with perfect
ease Not only was amy extra money
readily forthcoming that might be
needed for that. but Glasgow man
offered TO pay for the whole OF the
rebuilding ms 8 memorial A sim
liar offer was dlfiidently made BY the
surgeons Of America. and from an
over Europe, from North and South
America, and from far Japan, came
that the room should he
preserved.
Every possible objection was mel,
but the managers had their way. and
not only Glasgow but the whole e0un.
try loses one Of rs most historic poa.
sessions room in which was made
4 discovery that has led TO the saving
pf millions Of lives.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-09-18

Popsaf--If statistics may be relied
On. Roosevelt county. despite adverse
conditions. has sllown a marked In.
crease in the nusnber Of farmers own
ing or operating farms
The 1920 censns gives the county
credit for 1,215 farmers while q check
up on resissratiop and assessors re-
parts shows more than !. 800. II il evil
dent from this faet khat there has been
an increase IN farm popniafioB during
roe ia&t four years and that farmiBg
conditions here have been as profitable
as IN tire more tIsirk5y settled farming
secfiosa. II IL believed that with the
rapid strides toward Disqualification
mad sfse success several farmers have
met who aave ndapfed themselves to
the saeha type Of faqnlng, together
with the enormous snail grain yield
and bsss prot1aegsen fhEa year. there
wfls be SIN fnrslsef denaand scF farms
% m0Osevels eeunfy.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-09-18

A German bird fancier has trained
canarles to sing like nlghtlnealea. AS
soon as they are Matched he makes
them listen 10 nightingale songs re-
corded on the photograph, and when
they no longer need the care Of pa.
rents they ARE put in cages with the
night singers. AS result they sing
nightingale songs, and nothing else.
There is nothing new about the plan.
though II seems 10 be worked on
more commercial scale than ever be-
fore. II serves TO remind the world
that bird songs, like human speech.
are learned, not inherited. A finch
raised among canaries. or 3 canary
raised among fincies. takes the song
Of its associates. not OF its ancestors.
The knocking birds fondness for copy
Ing every sound that It hears Is noted.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-09-18

NO doubt you feel the changing
times here the same as we do else.
wherer with q rising infection said
. tourist from the North.
1kh-yahT replied Gap johnson Of
Rampus Ridge. "A few years ago the
ehssdren would scoot under the house
when mOtorcar came BY and the
meg would take shot at the internal
thing. But now we don't even look
up when we hear an slrplans going
oveF. KANSAS City Star.