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Evening star., 1924-09-10
Marshall Business Brokers.


Cigars, magazines and lunch: rooms; rent,
Sl15: receipts $500 per week: lease. Price,
81 800
Lrnchroom, close to hotels and apartment
houses rent SO. Price. 81 800
Duplicating. mimeographing and public
stenograp phc service. in large Office building
rent $50 Price, 81, 600 Receipts about $500
per month.
Confectionery, cigars. orangeade: good pay
ing business. northeast; rent, So. Bargain
at s. 20o
Confectionery and soda business: receipts
500 per day: lease for Al years; of best
stores in northwest section. Price right
Confectionery. delicatesscn. soda fountain
and lunch counter, near transfer corner:
$3.50.
DeIicatessen and groceries. near Union sta
tion: rent, 500; three-year lease. Price.
So. .0O0
Cafe. near 14th and y. Y. ave. in large
Restaurant near 9th and T.: receipts. s.. sea
per month: sx-year lease. Price. $500.
Cleaning and dyeing. well equipped estab-
lshment; downtown; hish-class trade. Price.
81 900.
Rooming house near Dupont Circle; II
rooms: electricity; nicely furnished: rent.
500. Will sacrifice for quick sale.
Rooming house. splendid northwest location;
o rooms, 8 baths; electricity; good income.
Price. $1,000
Rooming house near 10th and X sts.; l.
rooms. steam heat and electricity. Price only
$500.
Roomng house. IL rooms: rent ss5. Price.
$500
Marshall Business Brokers.
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HELP-MALE.
(Onfinued.

YOUNG MAN AS SALES
MAN; EXPERIENCE NON
ESSENTIAL. MUST COM f
w Z Ii RECOMM ENDED.
SMALL SALARY DURING
TRAINING PERIOD. AD-
NANTAGEOCS CONTRACT
IF 9 L A l. | + | L ID. CALL
MAIN $50 FOR APPOINT
MENT
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The fotIouin1 business concerns oudran-
tee s1tiSfGcfOn 10 Sf1r readers. AM com
plant found necessary 10 BE- made to The
S'or tctH rrctire prompt attention. For
admission TO Recommended Serrice Col
ANN call Hon jn0H. Branch fI5.
APPRAISING OF AUTOS By expert Will pay
cash for same. G.. A. Nance 1921 l4th ST.
NV Phone y aslQ 1Is
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PRESSERS, 3, experienced on
Hoffman, machine; steady po-
sitions. The Vogue Cleaners.
14th and Spring road NV.
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DRIVER for Ford laundry truck; experienced;
hustler only. Apply Home Laundry, 1l20
tlUPeu ST.
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COLLECTOR. immediately; INSURANCE debit;
Room 217 Columbian building. AS 9th ST.
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I LERk-fuung man with Knowledge of book
keeping and typing: must X accurate. state
experience, age and salary wanted. Address
ItnN 44-L office
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Shoe Shining, Hat Cleaning
and pressing establishment for rent, on one
of the best streets rsssss city. Living guar
tiers above store. Apply at shoe store. 1884
9TH 81. NV.
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MAN of good appearance and
experienced in store work to act
as floor man for Our third floor :;
permanent position. Frank R.
Jelleff, Inc.
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GASOLINE, fCESSoRIES-Drive-in station
located on busy fhorOuShfarc: doing fine husi-
ness: long lease; low rent: price 81 900 Ad-
dreSs RoN :.si i. Star nffire
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ADDING MACHINE, Sundstrand; cost $500,
will sell for $50. 1858 L St. NV. Main
6963. 1Os
ARMCHAIR. large. brown ather s57 so:
when new. So. 1854 Euclid. apt o.
BABY CARRIAGE. excellent condition; and
an Enelander folding cot. Adams 32l IL
RABY CARRIAGE, reed, in good condition
cheap. 1880 q st. Sc.
BABY CARRIAGE. cost $50. good as new.
$40; player-piano rolls. cost 81 to s. apiece
soc each. Col 2s45-W. ns
BATHROOM DUTIES, all new and guaran-
teed. $50 up; kitchen sink II all kinds S y
up; new white vitreous toilet outfits at s1p 30
up: new hot-air furnaces purchased from t-,y.
eminent at $50; all of our plumbing material
is sold with guarantee of money back If
you want it, Sidney Hechinger House Wreck
ing Company, Camp Meigs, 5th and Florida
ave. ne. Main office. 9th and s.w. Open
until $50 pm. Saturdays. pm. =
RED. white metal. double; excellent springs:
large crib. good condition. Phone North s5s5
10s
BED DAVENPORTS. handsome velour and
tapestry suites with box spring, mattress and
cedar chest combination: construction and
workmanship guaranteed Home Beautiful
1921 Conn. ave. Open until pm.
BEDROOM SUITE, American walnut with
large full vanity dresser, large chIforobe
dresser. bow-end bed, spring and mattress.
Columbia 6752-R.
CONTINUED ON Next PazeA
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Contfsue0.
for some used furniture.
Phone Franklin 1892. H.
FTRNITERE-Private party will pay cash
for some used furniture and rugs. Adams
1856 12'
other goods to sell. aud you want to obtain
best results. send for Louis Notes, Al 10th
st. NV. Phone Franklin ooI5.
FURNITuRE-If you want to obtain best TO-
suits for your furniture and other miscel-
lsneous call N. Shapiro. 600 Louisiana ave.
NV. Franklin 1885,
pay the price you have q
right to expert: Call Franklin 70; evening.
Adams I27. Column hia Furniture Co.
FURNITURE-we buy household furniture
age. Sachs Furniture Co.. corner sth and ID
SITS. NV. Main 5000.
FURNITTRE-Before selling your household
goods call S. Weisenberg and get best re-
suits. Main a275. 41s 10th st. NV.
FURNITURE, pianos. carpets, etc. Phone NJ:
l2s2 for wagon or have me call. 'Weschier'
e1O "a. ave. n W.
GOLD. silver, vatcnes diamonds and old
5evelry needed in mfg dept. Full cash
value paid Seingei's. $40 + st.
OLD GOLD-Bring in your old gold. silver,
platinum, diamonds: also discarded jewelry.
We need them in our manufacturing dept. Will
pay highest prices A kann. Inc. 933 ST
OLD GOLD. silver. dismoods. ,yweIry; nne.
beautiful pieces especially. 4. +. Arnold
1923 e. st. NV Main STA.
PIANo-Will store for careful use Address
BOX 1874. Star office.
PLAYER P R,riASo Io,a or good upright piano. Phone
WAGON, second hand; covered: light de
livery Gsllandet College. Florida ave
WILL RENT or store for use some good fur
niture best care. Call Fr. S65S.
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CIGARS. SODA, CONFECTIONERY located
az ousE transfer corner: rent, $50: doing good
business: unable to give proper attention
pfice. i.9oo Address Box 2s4-Z. Star office.
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YOUNG MAN. over 10, as ship
ping and receiving clerk; per-
manent position. Apply Mr..
Coonin, William Hahn & Co..
9Th and K.
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'hoCE CERf and meat market. doing good bust
ness sacrifice account sickness i24 /. e..
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X HOUSEMAN. colored. 3401
Mass. ave. NV. Call with references between
and o n II, Ios
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CHAUFFEUR, Ford truck; huckstar business:
take half interest: small amount cash must
lie sooer Address BOX 23S-Z Star office los
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CAN Is Grant place. NV. after
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NM fooM IN large NV. apt. hotel. large
seating capacity should make purchase prize
IN next three months; price, $40 cash. Ad.
dress Boy :,.L0-Z Star nffir-e
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WINDOW DRESSER.
Experienced man. Apply EN-
ployment Office, 9Th floor, G ST..
side.
hA0nDIAT ApD nTIIDnn
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PARTNER. with S2.5UO for long estabijshed
grocery and meat business: now doing $3,O
Ier month: viii bear close investiga tion
applicant must nave roed reputation. A.
dress Rox 22g-Z Star Office 11s
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WILL SELl interest. One-Sivth or one third or
one-half to an honest. helpful pIrtY who Will
give his entire time to business: established
general Insurance business. guarantee IA AIRY
commi ission and share of profits proportions te
We invite InyestIga tioD. gladly show oHr Inr.-
ord It you mean business: gross premiums
about slI.GH per annum. Geo. L. DoaohUc
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SHOE statesmen.
High-grade statesmen, with ex-
perience, for Our shoe dept. !
permanent positions. Apply
Employment Office. F st. en-
trance. The Hecht Co., 9TH & F.
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El-ltATESSEN and confectionery store: bus
mess guaranteed: bargain 10 right party. :,
wears lease Il desired Apply GInrioso sup
ply 90, illI. q ST. NV II.
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SH1PPINI ILEKh.
Young man with thorough knowledge of
city. TO assist in our shipping dept: perma-
nent position. Apply Employment ONCE. f st.
entrance. The Hecht CO.. 9TH at F.
ESTATE TAX LAWYER.
We require in our ONCE the services Of an
1ndiviADai who Is capable to handle all mat
ters pertaining to Federal estate tsx cases.
Address applications to Box 10lZ, Star ofdce.
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COMPoSITOR- -PRESSMAN. 1873 II st.
DRIVER for laundry truck. Apply Conger's S
auudry ri apd Saw aye "
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Civil Service Examinations,
HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
Continued,
FOUR MONTHS

EARN 800 weekly taking orders for indi-
vidual Christmas greeting cards. Full or spare
time. In demand everywhere. Easy seller.
Large profits. Send today for sample book.
Klein Press. o Riverbank pl., Dept o.. Ro-
chester. n. y.
MEN AND WOMEN-Learn real estate busi
ness; employment whole or part time. Free
lectures salesmanship Thursday of each
week. j pm. William +. Matteson, Gl0-611
Bond Bldg.
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WHOLESALE cash business for sale az a sac
rlhC": good profits: will accept property ir
eNciiange. tdlreSs BOY oSG- Star nffice lE.
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SMAIL APT. HOUSE. ) APARTMFNTS AND
basement: building recently rcmndcled: not
water heat, electricity: apartments contain 2
10 Il rooms aud tiled bath each: aISo wrl
equipped kitchens in each and phones: wiz
"aS' this tine corner building very v"asonshl,:
h"h miss This opportunity 10 secure 2 nl1,i-
trh apartment f2r Your own and ~Uhrt the
hGi!dlng at large profit. w i. MARSHALI
GNt-IlISNC on Y
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kESItt RANT FOR SALE. well established.
DOWN own: eight complete furnished bed
rooms above: long lease: price more than
right Act quick. Address BOX 2l1-Z, star
ottire ia
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STORE, with soda -four
TAIN: doing good business: owner retiring
viii sell for 81 900 cash. Apply 9nJ 9th
NV. after 10 am. lea
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TWO ca ADJOINING STORE BUILDINGS
on Lee highway in business center of Cherry
dale. You should inspect these properties. a
both bargains.
One or both for sale small cash pay
ment. balance like rent.
No. 1-Store and five dwelling rooms IS 500
No. 2-Store room, very deep, $500
LYON & FITCH. INC.
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CHAUFFEURS.

CHAU EURS.
Rig money for steady men. Beginning OF
busy season Apply now and get good as
signment. Apply to Mr.. W. l.. Wagner.
YELLOW CAB CO.,
1898 Goth ST. NV
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W Ill SELL quarter interest in hnuri st,iny
hisiHeS> for Si.5G6 cash TO install larger
equipment: give references for particulars
AdGrE>s LnN sia-L OF
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uRINER-Coorpd man for laundry route;
splendid opportunity for right man: must
furnish SO cash bond. Address Box 254-Z.
,,ffi1
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! HARDWARE, PAINT AND HUCSEFTRNISH-
! ihS store; s"'d iorat!uH. Address Box ~,
! Star office lVs
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tANVASSERS. preferably men having expert
cnce in insurance. portrait or electrical appli-
anre business: permanent employment. Apply
$50 to $50 a m 4 10 & pm Room 2t2. In
Suranre ElIc QO1 llth ST II.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

u al 1iioiA 1S1SiiA~SS DAo ohNi
go New York Ave. NV
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SITUATIONS-MALE.

ACCOUNTANT. free Sept. 18th. seeks high
grade connection; wide experience; hrstciass
references. Address box 52-f, Star oh1ce. 13s
ATTORNEY, with car desires few hours work
evenings. Address Box 237-Z. Star ohice. IL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. experienced in
corporation accounting; excellent references
Address Box 14S-Z, Star office. To-
BOOKKEEPER, cashier and stenographer, ex-
perieneed. Franklin 7124. 1919 N ct. IL
UHAU1FEUR. colored. private, s years last
job. Col. S3xk
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"a ~ "A AoASo~- OOAk EIS LIZ.
BUNDLE WASH at once. 1913 Riggs st.
CHAMBERMAID- D-Colored woman wishes posi-.
tion. 1909 N st.
caAMBERMAID CHAM I y or days work By girl. eal
CHAMBERMAID. hotel or boarding house;
Office or general house cleaning; 1rst-clsss
worker. Call or write 2113 11th st. NV. 15s
CLEANING washing BY colorei woman.
1918 9Th st. NV.
COLORED GIRL wants day work Phone +.
COIORED GIRL wishes general housework in
small family; stay nights; $40 per week: good
reference. or will make pies in restaurant
CoIORED GIRL. refined. wishes position as
COLORED GIRL wishes place as chamber
COOK and general housework by colored fri.
Clara Rogers. 1915 Kramer ST. ne. 10s
COOK, light housework. 1904 2nd ct. NV.
COOK OR HoUsEKEEPER-SettIed white
woman wants place. 1921 9th st. NV.
COOK and housework; stay nights; reference
7S6 Columbia road NV. l0s
COOK in small family; girl wants place; stay
sesn.' sss1. zz0i sherman ave. NV Potomac
COOK in cafeteria or Restaurant: references
904 8 ST. NV n. $500.
COOK in small family. BY settled coIored
woman. or laundry to take home. lal9 eth
COOK or housekeeper; coiored Woman. - 802I'
sherman ave. after 5 O'clock.
DAYS WORK, Call N. cess.
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HELp-MALE.

candymaker: also col
'ses. Apply Huylers.
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CAEPENTERS = or 3 at once. Address Rox
1tiS-Z. Star office. IL
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LUNCH ROOM.
LOOKING FOR MONEY MAKER:
HERE, 1T ISL

LIE LANDE ANTI-GI.ARE SHIELD
KILLS GLAZING HEADLIGHTS and ~.
rays. Beautiful. practical device. Highly
Endorsed. ns> unI car Necessary Ia adty.>f
Handsome profits. qHi"i returns. Nun-eom
peiitive. General agents wanted for this ami
other territory. Give your phone number or
call Rm. 400. New lbb.u Hotel, Washington.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-05-30
TEACHERS ENGAGED
FOR POPLAR SCHOOLS
FOR NEXT YEAR TERM

Poplar, Nay 24-Teachers enpaoe,
nor the coming year for the Ponlal
schools are: Kathleen II. Tbnrsfon
F6estalozzi-Frobcl Teachers coIleoa
iirst grade; second and third gra5e
Luella Larsen and Lillian larson
state Normal, Dillon; fourth oTaJa
end violin; Grace Gregerson. sat
Normal college, Moorhead: tiftb
grade, Alice Sidener State Nolnoai
school, Minot; sixth grade and own
naslum, Eta Swertfeger, UNIVERSITY,
Ct North Dakota; seventh and cigbt5
grades, Mrs. Clara Diggles, Nort5orn
Indiana normal; principal high school
sciences, history and coach, Aifrod
Iunem, st. Olaf college; English and
Latin, Marge McRea, University Of
Montana; commercial, Clementina
Miller, University of North Daleota
Superintendent Mitchell will teach
and music, Miss McRaa
will have charge cf dramatics. and |
Miss Swertfeger will teach folk dane |
ing and handle the girls gymnasium
work
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-05-30
FARM BUREAU PICNIC
AT POPLAR; SAT- JUNE 7TH

The annual Farm Bureau Picnic
will be held at Poplar this year on
Saturday, June 18th. All the farmers
Of Roosevelt county are assured that
they will have a good time by the
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-05-30

management, and that Mr.. Stockton
president Of the State Farm Bureau
will bring a message of interest to
all. There will be many interesting.
events thruOUt the day. Don't forget
the time and place.
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Read the Ads in the Producers News.
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p,. All The news, all the time, the
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-05-30
Freedom For
The philippines
PROGRAM ADOPTED BY THE
CENTRAL. EXECUTIVE COM
MfIEE OF THE WORKERS
PARTY.

The Central Executive Committee
OF the Workers Party adopted the fol-
owing program fer work in support
Of Philippine independence and for
the struggle in the Philippines
against both the American and ma
tive eXploiters of the workers and
farmers of that cn1lnt1.1r
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-08-08
ANOTHER DANIEL TO JUDGEMENT

week. Pister's Farmerine besides usual
Of about Taylor about four columns II point stuff
appeal the sob sisters Poor uous innocent abused Bridget
did it, she says. It's all horrible falsehoOd She is the
victim OF Schemng politicians Just because she wouldn't take
orders Poor things, she's martyr Green Ink Rodgers thinks
for he did her dirt himself and he admits It,
Bridget Daniel She has been thrown the lions for
eating and drinking and Another sigh and another SOB
Marguerite she had her for long, and
weary with hard work looking after 6 clerks and deputies
and laying wake nights figuring out how she could loot the coun
and get away with it, she needed vacation rest from
the continuous vacation that she has enjoyed for the past couple
Of years.
She never stole the money she said as examiner
to dScOSe-she borrowed that money November
December and January 1t bum she said She
peured report that bum Checks she altered the
figures her report after they fled that bum checks
again Oh these bum check artists they have caused lot Of
Then the Examiner called her back from Butte where she
such time visiting her daughter when she had left
that wasn't due yet who her just hours to dig
the stolen money, and correct her perjmed reports.
The County Commissioners Tyler and Ibsen SO kind
to herthey her time tOnd the they voted against
removing office the instructed They
pounded the felOny-nice
these did not extend the courtesy to Dan
Olson when the fake report report that answered ITSELF
out but rather called Mr. Oson bondsmen to make the al
legged shortages good.
Bridget OGrady paid stolen money It took he
ten days raise the claiming to know advises the
Producers News that Bridget borrowed of the from
her help Maybe she did not ask them for it, maybe they loaned
her the money without her request Maybe? Her sixteen
lpOyes such goOd-hearted fellows
However County Attorney Erickson has filed custer
cengs against Bridget provided by law and she tell h
story to the Judge
She is used to telling her trouble the Judge-she told
to a couple of them down in North Dakota
Bridget lay her head the manly bosom Of Green nl
Rodgers Pster StOran while she sObs They comfort
ing to ladies in trouble
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-08-08
~ INTERESTING .ERRORo

there are SO many errors taught nOWadayS-sO many
acts and events Wuy and pUpOsey msIepesented and false
repOltetha scarcely knows when he the innocent
tim of
Take in the schools for instance the young mind is sys
tematcy misnsucted reference to the simplest fact of
American history They taught that the Boston Tea Party
the patriotic resistance OF number of deasts who resented
the placing of tax tea by the English Parliament to be paid
by the inhabitants of the American colonies which Parliament
the said COOnists represented when matter of
the Boston Tea Party the wantOn act of number of
smuggeTs who resented the fact that the
high had been removed by the British Parliament to
the end that the tea reduced price that the tea
Cling business ruined hence the resentment OF the tea
smUggleTs aud their tea-dUmpmg episode.
The Iected incident only OF the numerous fctons OF
American History.
And W. A. Wheeler of Froid and punctures
other idea established and nenched in the minds of
every where the Christian religion taught-the idea
that immortal SOUL that leaves the body death
passes either eternal bliss damnatiOn and
offers $500 in cash to any who find word in the
Bible substantag such idea He has placed the in
the bank at Froid.
a chance for Bible student, either minister
lay student easy money right when money
Get out the Bible, dust off and get busy
We don't know much about the facts-we always took
what the Sunday school teachers and preachers said about the
gTanted-but knowing w A. Wheeler do feel
persuaded that he feels pretty of himself or he would
have offered to part with that much money all at
Mr.. Wheeers offer Of the $500 reward will be found in
column 1t will probably lead to interesting nves
tgation and instructive discussion.
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NJ Pr STERINIE,S STAFF

It's bad that there few burglars, graft
thieves thieves porch climbers thd-stOy yeggs
orgers peUres election XeIs Green ink artists in Sheridan
county that Psr SOran be assured of sufficient la
Dor supply at all times to get out his famous little Pene which
he issues up the street
Of the Savasen Special has not suffered much dur
ing the last month for want staff since Green Ing Rodge
and wed fiction with which to entertain its seventeen readers
Sheridan county The Plstene is interesting example Of
newspaper degeneacy It has equal anywhere the world
except in the ScObey Poker Chip.
Last week Bridget OGrady added to its list con-
trbutors which helped some.
When it to being unprncipled unmtigated pre-
medtaed deliberate INSCRIPTIONS degenerated liar the
who with Sunny Jim Redmond fixed the election and
counted out his bosom friend and advisor Bridget OGTady Green
Ink Rodger Burke only eXced by Stud Poker Buey of Scobey
which long fingered artist has not peer the world Both
these birds will lie when the truth would them much better
Of Green Ink Rodger does not dare to divuge his
head of the publication In fact appears the mast head
of the Farmerine
WHY?
There is a reason to be sure Plster Sorlan and his
mouthpece Green Ink Rodgr knowing that everything they print
TOtteny false they do dare father their yarns with their
names, thus duckng responsibility.
Like certain kinds of bugs they hide under excrescence
where they feel safe and at home.
Anybody who listens to sanderOus unsigned anonymous
attacks listens because he wants to listen to and believe the
ticle, whether true OF untrue.
There few but only few of these kind people in
the wodRay Lang and Leo Zeder for nsancenot enough
to carry election.
Mr. Citizen just the outfit behind the PIsters
ermne Ray Lang Dr. StOran Jack OGrady Bridget OGrady
Ernie Lang Leo Zeder Newme Scott Carl West Joe Kavon
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WATER FINDS IT'S LEVEL!
Sammy and Burley and Al
THEY'RE footing their tOOterS for

Sammy and Burnley and Al
They're footing their tOOters for Cal.
That water finds its level is a physical fact.
That birds of feather flock together is vOuched for by all
observers. ~ SiAa@SSs
is only natural that Sammy NyqUist, Al Lawrence Bur
lev Bowler Vaseno Rankin finally mate up with afntes like
Sid Bennett Bill Stevens Daniels county, and Oscar Col
Bridget OGrady Green Ink Rodgers Sen Fshbeck, POp
bottle jack still out of JAIL Dr. StOran Leo Zedler and Ray
Lang Sheridan county together with Jack Patch Bill Jerome
and Dago Wench Roosevelt county, get into bed with
them and try to Keep KoOl with KoOidge.
This thing from the nature of things bound to
happen. Water is just bound to find its level.
These people in spite of any previous proestatOns
of virtue Just alike They in politics for what they get
of it. They of interested in the people, but they
the people,
There slippery Sammy and Ivory Al for instance what
does bother them to to bed with Sid Bennett and Bill Stew
Andy Mellon, Joe Dixon Secretary FALL Yelling
Rankin Daughery Cal Coolidge Of the rest Of
the M seeming how they have the sveSuch prostitution
It's easy way to make political living.
Birds of feather will flock There frettng about
it. Snakes will crawl together about November and bunch
that the way of Nature.
So they're punched in northeastern Montana
Sammy and Burnley and AL
Oscar and Bridget and Sid.
They're footing their tOOters for Ca
Yes Joe Dixon, and Rankin, the kid