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New Britain herald., 1924-09-05

Through a typographical error in John A. Andrews ad last night mat tresses were advertised at s2t. The Herald corrects this error to sti as originally intended by that concern.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-05

son was recently graduated frcm Upsala college. During the summer
 months he studied at the University of New Jersey,
New Britain herald., 1924-09-05

ker. i7 Curtis street Telephone 222-O. who will supply them with information concerning the re- Tquiremonts for the. examination.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-05

When the first mate of golden breasted waxbill dies. the surviving bird will never marry again.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-05

Harry c. Deck carpenter of Plymouth, o. is 65 years obut his eye is better and his aim straghter than He proved by winning the Grand American Handicap the Amateur Trapshoong Association of Americas shoot at Dayton o. with of 97 out of 0O The rife he used only cost him Sl6 After it all over he declined all din invitations and slipped home quietly But he was richer by $150 and gold medal set with diamond
New Britain herald., 1924-09-05

The automobile industry uses more than so percent of the rubber supply Of the world.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17
!VOME.nI WIFI III
FIGHT FOR 1924 ]
DEM. DELEGATES E)E!.III. E..5.CC1'IAA E.25

WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.-Woman
members of the Democratic ne
tional convention Wednesday won Il
..ru tlgnt Tor "eQuai representa-
tion 80, with men amoIg tnr dele
gatc9 2 large to the 1921 conrc2-
iouin New York June -.
After G spirited contest bot~ !,
the women and advocates cf T..
Democratic doctrine Of estates
rights" the N1t.oral comm1tee
adopted q resolution proposed hv
Mrs. Leroy Springs, Lancaster =.
C., providing that each state can
send four dclcg. SIS at large for
d, Grigc. states senator ans
-Aat half Of those be women.
This means each state may send
eight dclo2a os at large. 10 "vold
increasing the total vote &C tar
convention the resolution provided
' 1,le"ot2 at large Shorll
have nalf u vote. At present !hete
... .,..Das Lrgr TO q
state, cacl'w.jh one vote.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17
MILK PRODUCERS
NAME OFFICERS,
BEST YEAR EVER.

At the annual mcctmg Of thr I'm
pcrial Valley Milk Producers As
aociatior. ~c:d ycs.,I-ay.u5 rrc Val
ley theatre, the following officers
serc rc-cIectcG-Jr tlc ensuing year.
Joel Anderson, IIoltyillc. prpsi-
dent; George Whitlocil, Holtville,
vice presidch-; &. f. Par. FL Cen.
tro, secretary vn,anagcr Directors
chosen were Elliott Albright, Gale
Eico; Drew Dye, CaieXiro; Joe Euz,
HoltviIle; W. q. IIardman, IIoIa.
Vile; \. lIiort1 lioltyillo; August
Mayer, H?a"lcv. Leslie Mcconnell,
El Centre; G. y. HaIphs, Imperial
and W. K. Wame, Ilo',yiIlo.
There was a good attendance Of
members and the annual report Of
the Officers :ud management. show
cd thnt III" past year wusy by fat
tho Waat rcrc>sfrl ~ thp historv
Of tl,, a,sat:ation since il started
t"H!liua he d.iGr uodu~ts Of is
members in 1913. \ vote Of conf
Gcpr" il the directors ana manage
meat vs. msscd unanimously.
bgrjn., 1923 the association pro-
du~od 5.t&7.1a3 pounds of butter, an
increase ct 658,041 Or 255 per cent
oyer taa previous year. During the
same period, he labor cost per
.2aA vas r@Succd 1rym .001j cents
70 .GO72 cents. IL avert 2a daily
...e.y9.e wa 1888 pounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17
ARE YOU
RUPTURE,D)?7
Learn How to Heal It
FREE

Rupturcd people all over the cOun-
try are amazed at the almost mira
culous results of simple Home
system for rupture that is being
sent free to all who write for it..
This remarkable invention is one of
the greatest blessings ever Offered
to ruptured persons, and is being
pronounced the most successful
Method ever discovered. It brings
instant and permanent relief and
docos away with the wearing of
lusscs forever.
Thousands of persons who former
" suffered the tortures of old-fash-
ioncd steel and spring trusscs are
now rejoicing in their freedom from
the danger and discomfort of rup-
ture after a brief use of this re
marl;ablc System. There is nothing
like it anywhere and hosts of rup-
tured persons are astouuded ut the
ease with which their ruptucs are
controlled.
Fer a limited time only, free trial
treatments of this Muscle Strength
ening Preparation are being mailed
TO all who apply. 1t is an original
painless Method. No operation, no
danger, no risk, no absence from
daily duties or pleasures. Send no
money; simply write your name and
address plainly and the free treat
meHt with full information will be
mailed you in sealed package.
Send now-today. 1t may save
the wearing of torturing truss for
lifn
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17
GOLDEN CARROT
IS GOOD TO EAT
n SERVED RIGHT
We al KNOW rowadaza that

We ali know nowadays that
The more Vegetables served IN
salad UncooEcd, the q later
heir value il. as hoth mineral
I'D vitamiEes arc likely to be
alIectci by TIC process cf cook
ir". Tho cacro5 is az excellent
vcg2ta oio to cat raw if il is fine
y grated, . that its fihe~ IS
broken down enough tor tA3 Gt-
Gt3tiVo juice to act upon t..
Imagine tho appeal Of taa co-
CT alone Of this a-1ay cf Grated
c.rrot on 1attucc. It MAJ h.
saved alcno with E-o2ch dcc-c-
ing.
Anosbc~ delightful salad is
made from IT, Grcted raw ca
- set in aspic.
q faVor,tc a2compa- n - F.
cc'd sliced me-. j. & carrot
hoacJ, made ftcra TIE grated r;;u
c--ot, tie jrice CT two Lemon
ia tAt grated vird ot oao nix
Il with two cupfc's of "Ugag
ID Ao&ted s-owly v,..-L 4,
algar is die2o,y1a and fhc~ al
lowed . e:E,rlec JEti- t&c honey
is thick and clC3-.
Tic cayru. far outcIa S
sau2sh C sWc2. rc:ato 23 4 rival
Ct TIC pumpkin. a carrot pie IS
made ION M2skc1, bol3d car
Gcts, I . aGy plIDzia pc &c
G'pt, cop- mat naco. nutmeg
ara cin2c2aon a-c a b-tsar com
LiHation Of spice thaT tie %jng3r
ugc1 with pumpiIi2?. Also b &I~o
10 add G tablespoon OF mc,t2A
batter.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17
TRIO REJNl 9N1
UNHAPPY one,
RUM0R STATES

Los ANGELES. Jun. 17.-po.
tails Gf he latest -"nsatioa #
serccpIaad will he agau rci4t-d
tomasrow in tie sm;lI court room
Of Justice cf the Peace Handy, Hor
ace "a. Ggecr, chauffauY, will br
Gtver' lis preliminary hearing o.
the charge Of shooting Coartlaud
s. Dimes, uclvcr oil mor. with IN
tent to XIII.
Present II I,c session VIII J..
Mabel Normni, famous screen
,omojionuc.and Elna Purvigncc
leading lady for Charlie Chaplin
who were Dimes guests the New
Year S day party.
Miss Normand left the Good
Samaritan hospital yesterday after
neon, nearly recovered from the
Appendicitis operation whirl ahn
.HnderWona q tnw days ;Et.r fat
shooting.
Before she left Tie hospital. Hara
,was short roanioa cf the g.,acif
rals in the Holiday pa..r. MIS-
'Grv.aHcp, sd to be eHeaana tc
Dimes, .oiacG Miss Normaad. and
III" two visited Dimes, in The same
hePitai recovering from his ,"o0ad
Just #h3t they rhaj.ed abouf il
unknown. There vas a. ru..Jr III.
mcctaa was not q happy oao.
Dine, il is believed, wants to drop
jlc eas..n affair, bat Mss %o.-
mand eas demanded th2t tic iris
proceed end all The det:ij5 he
rnown. II have nothing to con-
caal, ST. ra52r,tc>.
Diacs condition mav rrcveu, him
FROM attcaIiHg the hearing. II il
dces, b. deposition viii p1opabl1
be t3lca, cr coHM be moved II his
bedside.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17
Storm Prevents
Rendering Aid
10 U. S. Cruiser

GALEEST0N, Tex#s, Jan. ll.-
Iasaoa by the storm swept waves
of tc Hc.teIn Cuff q Mgsi-a. I
|. S. cruiser Tacoma was stiil hard
;.-foaaJ louaE on me Jagged .ac#
- Gl.nguii!a reef, of NetH Gr3
Larbor, according to radiograms
p.,4>,p up ~ tne sort Brown ,s.el-
less station at Point isabel IN.
fc.aTya here.
\ tug frota Vera Cruz, prevent
~ from reaching the vessel bE tie
mountainous waves, i ytaadi&4 bv
.lue >ulDpsaip Allegheny hrs hcen
adored to he yessel s aij f.om
Pcnsacola and the I. :. crWs,
iacuuoad was plo&ihG through III
gulf 10 her assistance tsoM ~"
Ijn6a.h battered t}.ro"-l t4.
Hiaa, av the huge con.bats. ,ae Ta
.an1 IS tot beHeT2a 70 1e il in
lt.lcut lmger.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17

WHERE ere sweaters and sweat
I ers, but nothing seems to take
he place Of the heavy brushed wool
Weatcr for outdoor wear. School
iris ana college girls find it one of
ne most popular garments in THEN
ardrobe, not only for skating and
Sing and athletic meets, but for
neral wear as well.
The brushed wool slipover is not
.Gred to the school girl, how
1cr, fer her older sister, her
other and her aunts, all hail it as
Of the most desirable knitted
tar~ear products. It is one of
use happily designed garments
lere style and comfort meet, and
e to the fact that it may be worn
III or without a coat, is equally
home N town or country.
oiors and collars also have much
10 with the popularity Of the
.shed wool slipover. For those
E conservative tastes, there arc
ors that viii please, and for
-osc wishing something to agree
ith a gay mood, there are any
aumber OF coloTs and color com
o.natons. &Stripes in keeping with
fashions adicts, play an extreme
" important rart.
One Of the newest sweaters has
d collar standing up jGst at tha
back which serves a ntilitarial
purpose, being a perfect wind
h'2.d, aEd also introduces IN ind
T.aUal style note.
Coar,.c>t By FVaa Aveaas Fssh'ons &: r.es.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17
Famous Success
''Captain Apple
Jack Here Now

"Strangers Of the Night" a screen
adoption of the famous stage sue
cess ''Captain Applcjack" will be
the feature ON the progr2m ut the
Palace tonight. Mystery, romance
and thrills are interm.ngled in max
ing this comedy which in the orig
inal caused critics everywhere to ac.
claim is n sure-fire hit. The comedy
played in New York during almost
the entire year of 1922.
Matt Moore plays the leading ro'o
rs Ambrose Appleio1n While Enid
Bennett and Barbara LaMarr carry
the feminine leads. The supporting
cast is Well-seltc,eG,
Hidden treasure, English castles,
pirate ships, and Russian spies tend
TO make an exceedingly entertaining
story Of the bwlesquc type.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17
S. ?. Rowe New
Head of Spanish
War Vete ra MS

$. p. Rowe Of Westmorlaud Vas
elected commander Of Imperial Val
ley Camp, United Spanish War Ncl
Grams, at the annual election Of Off.
GERS held Mt Rrawlcy last night.
Other officers elected were Mike
L.ebert, Scelcy, senior vice COM
mander; J. ". Scott, Brawlcy, iunior
vice commander; James j. schultz
Wcstmorland, officer Of The day
Charles NJ. .jcusc0, HraWleY. offi"or
Of the guard; j, NJ. Grafton, I'll Con
tro, trustee.
Other Officers Of the camp are ~
pointivc. These, tog2ther>rwith tac
above named Officers, win be install
cd at the next meeting of the camp.
which win be held the lattcr part Of
January
Those attending the meeting from
FL Centre were J. N. Grafton, w.
w. Dixon, A, c. Farrar and J. g..
Miller.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17
GfUciSG} Treat iR
Store Here T0Hiqh5

On account Of tie Roland Paul
concert which is to take place to-
night, the regular business session
Of the Woman's Ten Thousand club
VIII be held at 7:45, Immediately be,
fore the concert, which IS u l~
given at G:1j.
\ musical treat Of unusual quality
= anticipated aud club members and
music lovers vii, doubtless gather
at the Zen Thousand ciab tonight
in large numbers.
The public is cordially invited 70
attend, and win be admitted up>a
payment Of a small admission fee.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17
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NfcCABE
- =aH

Ncn.tEN, jan. 17.-"he MeCabe
Ey"A home department met ut th2
ecmr Ct Mrs. Franz Moore on Mon
day, J5HEarY i, Tor q Lalt day
uc,. ing, Miss Otpha \. Miller was
present and gave demonstrations on
The proper selection and preparation
If vegetables aod thcir cffect on
he general he%.h
Bulletins were distributed and
the women c0oNed cabba@e, carrot $,
celery, spin ch aAd vegetable chow.
der rs directed BY Miss Miller
The finished produc] Wa 50 deli
co.'s hat All pronounced the new
method far superior TO our Oil WY.
Thee present Included Mrs. Elmer
r.r, Cster, wlo s. ucW member and
= b,ide OF a short time; Mrs. Fred
Lynch, Mrs. ". +. iIaucoc:', NJ.
roe Wilson, Mrs. {. z. Courtney,
1,ra. Lycn., Mrs Karl Moore, Mrs..
i. j. Pearson, Mr. George Austin,
Ms. C. :. Ua%e.ty, Mre. Balm
Mis-, OIpha \. -IilleT, and the hos,
tess. The next mocriI@ will be held
nj the home ef MIR. George Austin
on Wodue,39v January 2& At on"
O'Clock. The study of fool muir
t.on will be co..,iuAej.
A New Daus.Ise-
Cords are out announcing III"
arrival Of q baby GIRL weighing o.
fouuds at the bown OF Mr.. and Mrs.
'fesqn Dmcaa W.o reside ia T.!
centre. Tta b&Dr I&s been namel
! Laura Pearl and both mGtA'r aa@
baby are doing nicely. Mr.. am
! Mrs. Duncan iivcj in MtNa1c di'
| t.ic, several yca'5 ago and lave q
! avuh2r ci friends Ia .his commun.
r..
llr. and Mrs.. Joc Gieslcr pur
ch"s2d rcw car last week.
Mr.. and Mrs George Austin gaze
Il thc.ter r,GJy Monday evening
ard attended the showing Of the
Covered WoqoD T'oee i'ri" +
/ I'd il the party were MessrS. Wal
/ ter Austin and w. j. Wilcox o'
I. ,.D9arsia, paUl Thaaram, |abci
Fn,auum, Misses l. io2othE "nG Mar
a.ret Austin aad Mr.. aad MIS-
George Austin.
Miss Hc.ca Clark returned Sun
dav to Ler home in Dar,l 'a-
resigned her position as te"her "'
{ y Caha IS she intend9 10 be nav
ried in the near future.
lir. and Mrs. Fred Suns.rom Wis
! .t,d in iioIville Monday ~ tfo
nome Of Nj. and Mrs "i'.i"N
/ Powell.
",loo} opened again Tuesday an
the school has baca thoroughly
! cleaned and fumisatcl and ell ease
of tlarlomq operated On and ret
ed. Miss Mami2 bouugh H%ri" 5
| FridYy and has assumed her d|tie
"a K, cher.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17
Pytiia72 Sisters install
Officers for 1922 T0Righ!

IN preparation Tor ,he public in
staliajion Of Officers to ho h"id TO-
night. tho members cf tie pvthian
Sltcrs Thimble CD me- a tie 4.
=, hall yesterday ard spent the
@Iay prep. rins for tic tig event.
4 pet luck luncheon Was served
vita Mrs. Robert Ghenut anJ Ms.
J. o. Davis acting as hosr"~ses Of
t c day. Th2 afternoon was de
voted . pr2cticiaG the ceremonial
MI decorating The ball.
\ program viii be give %fie''
the ihstul'@tion toat4ht, a@d VIII
oe followed by l&ncipa.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17
Presbyterian Pot-LUck
SurrcT Very EpjcU95!c

4 large humber Of members Of
tie Pre2hyte9i>n church and friends
-lioyod a most delightful evening
at he church last night when a pot
lack supper Wa9 served. Following
Ills fine mus.cal prog:'m W%S
given, and the affair was yo,ed .
great success by al present.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17
4. p. Ghj5Ecy TO ADDRESS
MecttEg G5 II. Z. Church

A fire program hes tean rI2N
rcd fer this ercairg ut The soeii
ban Il the Methodist Episcopal
church, aud w.n IL given follow
i1~ thc pot-u~s sapper waich will
he enjoyed bv the members Of the
couGrcg ION AID thcir friorI3 at
G:&1.
4. =. Shjblcy, cit. supcr,u'oaHent
Of schools. viii be the principal
speaker, and viii tal}; oa spw. tim'.
Is phaso Of olucat;oGal lrk. Mrs,
Joe +. King viii give a piano @alo,
and Mrs. CharLH T., SoMcs viii
give several readings Miss Rowe
NJ Stout will PLAY several piano
rmlers, and Rev. Arthur L, Sclult7
HlH a.u%.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17
1CGics' Aid SQuGd in
Etars i0y Dai'y Day

Members of the north end squad
of the Ladies Aid of the Methodist
Episcopal church met at the home
Of their captain, Mrs. Frank Young,
and laid plans for the luncheon
which they will serve in the cify
park on Dairy Day.
Refreshments were served by Mr<.
Young after the bus.Aess Of the at
tornoon had been completed. Nom
bers of the squad who were present
included Mosdames David Bromley,
HartZel, Harry Thaelter, George viii
sic, Sarah STACK, l.. B. Scott and
Miss Helen Scott.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17
PRES. BANK ETAyY
RETIPES TO GIVES
OTHERS A CHANCE

gAN FRANCISCO, jan, ia.
T.. Giannini. for 20 years nr'sldenV
Of the Bank of Italy, vii lrctire
from that position next Ocfober, .
w"s maouuccJ today. lie declared
lia idea was "to make room at the
IonN for othors.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17
Chapter 4. v, P. &. @. 10
Meet al Anderson Bor,a

Aj~s. George ". Anderson VIII b.
o.t.ss to the members Of Chapter
Y. =. L. O. at her hom2 on
an re" Avoauc Saturday after
tcon. Mrs. +. p. Fuller will be i"
~~r - t'r program, which viii!
be devoted to The =. Z. O. c1gra
1iunal fund.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17
w. &. z. y. WIZ Meet
az L. 3. Sect Home

TIE w. G. Y. L. will meet at >
r. E. tomorrow afternoon at the
home of Mrs. l.. 3. Scott, SIG Com
mcry;al street. Miss Florence Nn"-
nell, the president, Will report on the
county executive nrccting which is
being held in Imperial today.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17
FTcsent DcV CIF5 VIZ!
PCGtDcac I-nCtr Meeting

On account of lie Boulder Can
Won Fam mass meeting Fid.v nig&.
a. The wilson school, the mo.ting Of
the prcscn. Day club to Be hell
al the IcWMd g.. ,-eFcr lom2 will
j., postponed .or onc week.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17
ENGLISH RAILROAD STRIKE
wa - . ~ sunday NIGH

LONDON. Ian. III. Dronlcv
secretary of the Union Of lCtc"y
tive engineers, announced tcdH
that a national rail strike oa
eineers and firemcn had been callc
for Sunday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17
$4,000 FIRE
L. A, REIN. Il. DIR Z I

los ANGELES, Jan IL
Explosion il the Vernon rcfi-l-
cry OF the General Petro- -eam
Corporation on Wednesday SCI
fire to one OF the finn s hugo
tanks, and destroyed 10 coo
barIels Of di5tilIa3e, valued at
$4,000.
no cae is LroTn 70 have been
injured.
TIE blaze threatened 60"
time to- spread to other parts Of
the refinery but was c&tIrgujs1-
ed by en- p-oyecs be@cre the fire
d. paEtmClt arrived.
=. CHICAGO, Ernie Goo2o
nam, milwaukee,, beat George Butch
chicago, in ten slash.Ac rounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17

NEW YORK--Kid Williams, Bal
timorc, former world 5 bantam cham
pion. Woil - round decision from
Charlie Goodman, New York.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17

''NTA ANA-stml people iHet
jtw)ly don I apprcc;3' @ mu,j,
The Rev. +, r. Porter, embryonic
reported ta police tHI
theft of his second Instrument with
in month
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17
I ictiCJl

10 Ellen, by Alexander Black;
. L:'ss O 'Laughtcr,' by w. Carter;
" Ripping Ruby, by j. S. FIetch-
or; "M"rcl llares,' by H. Fred
erie; Dust, by IIaIdrman-lul-
lns; "Sir John ncring, by j.
farnol; "In The Land Of Cotton. 80
by d. Scarborough; ''BLcl> Caesars $
Clan by 4. r. Tcrhmo and "'Tho
Exile of the Lariat," " by Il. VIII
cin
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17
.->sss--.----------sls --.-- s
Women s Interests
NeU Books Received
At City Library

A number Of new books have been
added 10 the shelves OF the city
library and the following volumes
me now announced by Miss Agnes
L'rrl7 as being ready for circuIl-
ton
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17
1T0u-Tic.1iCll

" Girth Control by II. T. Frick;
"fraveil'r in Little Thiags," by
". Il. Hudson. Missionaries, by
!. G. liuncicr. "PIays for School
and Camp, By X. lord. Strength
irom Eating, y by Il. A. Maefad.
den. = English Words and Their
background, . by q. II. McNnieat;
" As | Like H." by ". L. Phelps.
"@nowden's 5 Sunday School La,-
sons. Decisive Battles o. Mod
ern Times, by Wh+ton. House
and Home by G. Graz. "What
70 Eat in Health and Disease, = by
Il. Harrow. BcatituJcs, hv 4.
Maclaren. Life Of Hoyatio, Lord
Nelson, ~ 4. southev and "a
Short Cut to Spanish, by T. p.
Ferry.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-01-17
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IA TOILETTE CANCELS NAME
FROM PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY

Senator Robert NJ. La Toilette mas
directed the Montana secretary OIL
state to withdraw his name from lhe
presidential primary, to be held May
27. Senator La Follette's name hau
been filed on the Farmer-Labor ticket
Despite the withdrawal by Senator
Tia Toilette the Farmer-Labor dele
gates will remain on the ballot and
the name of the Wisconsin senator wiz
he written in, J. A. McGlynn, organizer
of the Farmer-Labor party IN this
state, declared.
Delegates have filed declaring Tor
Senator Hiram Johnson, but as YET
the California senator's name mas not
been filed by petition. Likewise deie-
gates have filed declaring for ssss'anry
Ford. Senator B. K. Wheeler, Senator
T. ]. Walsh, and others, but the oniy
presidential candidates filed are Pres'-
dent Coolidge on the Republican tich'
ct. w. G. McAdoo on the Democratic
ticket, and George Fl. Gobel on me
Socialist ticket.
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APPROPRIATION ASKED
FOR REFORM SCHOOL
sunerintendent Asks Board OF Educa-
tIon for Funds for Needed
improvements

At a quarterly meeting of the state
board of education which convened at
Helena April 16, A. c. Dorr, superih-
tendent of the state industrial school
for boys at Miles City, presented
request for an appropriation or S94,ooo
to make physical improvements at the
state institution.
Superintendent Dorr declared that
the keenest need existed for the con-
struction Of a new Kitchen TO COST
$4,000. Other needs, he said, were
for a hospital to accommodate seven
beds and an operating room, the cost
of which fully equipped would De Slo'-
600. A new industrial building te per-
nit the grouping of all shops BOW
maintained would cost S45,ooo' ano
$4,000 is needed, he said, to install i
new water system. The water system
would include tank of 100000 gallons
capacity and an s0-foot tower Inc
water, as at present, would De obtain
ed from artesian wells.
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Treasure State to Keep Pace with
Others in Doubling Acreage
over That of Last Year
Three Fourths Supply for
u. S. Last Year Imported

American flax producing states this
wear are waking to the possibilities
of flax as a cash crop. Fairly good
Yields in 1929, coupled with high prize
es. caused great swing OF interest
TO flax that is resulting throughout the
United States in an increased acreage
Of about 30 per cent. In Montana It
is predicted that tee 1924 flax acreage
will be more than double the acreage
of 1923.
The favorable price in the United
States is due to combination of caus-