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Evening star., 1925-10-06
DETROIT COACH LAUDS
WORK OF ARMY ELEVEN

NEW YORK. October 6.-''The
Army has great team, one with
"A versatile attack and an eleven that
will he in line for recognition before
the season closes" These were the
words of Coach Dorais of Detroit
University. whose team lost to the
Army last Saturday.
Dorais said that he expected to find
Army using the old-style attack and
was much surprised when the Cadets
turned loose Il haffiinG modern Of
fensive.
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ENDS DISPLEASE ROCKNE.

SOUTH BEND. Ind. October Co).
Frank approval Of the work of his
linemen and hacks in the Lombard
game was mingled with disgust for
the end play expressed to his. Notre
Dame squad by Coach knute Rockne.
\ selection Of wing candidates YES
terday chased punts down the field
for two hours. The drill was light
for the ot her players
Evening star., 1925-10-06


Friends of the three who still re-
that they are sitting pretty down here,
happy and calm as lotus eaters and
utterly sold on Palo Alto. which, they
say, is as much more alluring than
San Fra ncisco as Frisco is more allur-
Ing than the rest Of the world.
Yet, come To think. Glenn revealed
Just small fly in his ointment of con-
tentment. That beating by the Olym-
pic Club two Saturdays ago. The team
played better game against Santa
Clara-.Adam Walsh's outfi-on the
next Saturday. but the olympic sting
remains.
Psychology did ii. asserted Warner
He looked over the oiym plans and did
not consider them worth hang. The
Evening star., 1925-10-06
YALE OARSMEN REPORT.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, October c
P).-Four Yale varsity crews have
reported to Coach Ed Leader on the
Housatonic River at Derby. where
Fall rowing will continue until early
in November. OF last years cham
Dionshjp eight. four members were on
hand. They We're Capt. kingsbur; .
Laughlin, Hudson and Peterson.
Evening star., 1925-10-06

team caught his spirit and was fat
footed mentally and physically.
Psychology" aid Glenn. lis a fear
full thing to handle. The backs rag the
lnemen and the forwards charge the
backs with being slow in coming up.
The result is disorganiZa ton. | like
team to be confident, but l don't want
overconhdence. There danger lies, for
the minute the rival shows strength
the overconfident team is thrown
back hard; the men start pickering
get mellow and everything is Off
Warner and his confreres have a
problem at Stanford this year. \ new
line has TO be built and "A quarterback
to he developed Warner may come
through with a real team by late No
venlber-he usually does. but he ha 9 a
lot of work in front OF him.
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HARVARD ELECTS CHEEK.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. October 6
%.-Narfon 4. "Dolph' Cheek of
Berkeley. calf. varsity foot ball cap
tain and the only threeletter man at
Harvard this year, has been unani-
'nously elected president of the Har-
ward Student Council.
Evening star., 1925-10-06
"HAIR.cRooh"
Keeps Hair Combed, GLOSSY
ll-Groomed all Day

"Hair-Groom" IS
a dignified comb
ing cream which
costs only a few
cents a jar at any
drug store. Mil
lions use is be-
cause 1t gives that
natural gloss and
we'll groomed eff
feet to the hair
that final touch to
good dress both in
business and on
Evening star., 1925-10-06
HILLTOP SCOUTS REPORT
is OF ALARMING NATURE
Kenyon Says ennsylvanians Are Strong and Have
Exceptional Hafback in Gilbert-Three
d. c. Teams Play Away Saturday.

IT HAT will have
when Lebanon Valley appears here Saturday
Bill the Pennsyl
ball both player coach that his
Hilltop
l
Evening star., 1925-10-06

or the i24 colleges and universities
throughout the United States having
foot bah teams, 1856 are coached h.
graduates of different schools. Twen-
fy-three teams are coached by former
Notre Dame players. Illinois is fur-
nishing -. Pennsylvania - and Wis
Consin, 10.
Evening star., 1925-10-06

social occasions. Even Stubborn, un-
ruly or shampooed hair stays comhed
all day IN any style you like. Hair
Groom, is greaseless: also helps grow
thick heavy lustrouS hair.
Evening star., 1925-10-06

yesterday Inc supposed regulars
went through a long session of charE
ing up and down the field carrying
the ball through the second teams
ranks Once the signals We're work
ing smoothly the first team had 1T
tie trouble gaining on its opponents
and tore great holes through the line
time and again. However. the going
proba bly, will he much stiffer against
the we'll drilled Garrett Parkers.
For yesterdays scrimmage the team
lined up as follows: Higgins. left end:
Heagy. left tackle: Palmer. left guard;
Coombs. center; Charlie Walker. right
guard: Batson. right tackle: Baker.
right end; David. quarterback: George
Walker and Schneider. halfbacks. and
McDiarmid, fullback.
Capt. George Haceage has been out
Of practice for several days with
minor in iuries but is expected to he
on the field at the kick off Friday. He
probab bly, will start at right tackle.
while Jimmy Mitchell. another reSu-
lar. who was absent from the drill.
will most likely get ono Of the guard
positions.
Fred Owens a center Of proved
ability. and shorty Hilleary de-
penda hle back. are ineligible for the
team at the present time. hut may
see action at the end Of the first sd-
Visory.
Six school teams are listed to play
next Saturday, four of them on for
eign gridirons. Central and Tech bat
tie at Alexa ndria. Central meeting
! AleXa ndria High and Tech tacklins
| Episcopal. Business. defeated by
Mount st. Joseph'S last Saturday. g.
| to o, plays SwaVeiy Prep AT Mana Ssas.
! Va. and St. Johns and Emerson In
| stitute elevenS clash at Potomac Park.
| Business also swings into action to-
morrow in practice tilt with the
Corinthian Athletic club at the Po-
tomac Park Field. The University Of
Maryland freshman team. which num-
! berS several former District scholastic
stars in its ranks. opens its schedule
with Dewitt Prep on the College Park
Gridiron.
Obie O'Meara has been added TO the
| list of officials selected for tho high
| school foot hall series tn take the
| place of Bill Quieley. who will be un-
! able To act. O'Neara will serve as UNI
! pire f"" the title games. while Paul
Evening star., 1925-10-06
AHEARN'S SQUAD TO PLAY
GEORGETOWN PREP TEAM
First Combination Is Picked, although There Are
Only Five Veterans Availa!lc-Saturday to
Be Busy Day for Schoolboys.
BY JOHN |. WHITE.

@ ,,s w days % :" e.,s v s S'e they sn %ats ,s
' being through their coach
Formidable
Although only which
scrub combination made and nelgibles.
Yesterday supposed
Evening star., 1925-10-06
PSYCHOLOGY FOOT BALLS
BUCABOO, WARNER AYERS
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

n CALI bUnder the palms and the
Tiny
talked things chiefly
psychology
And pleasant these three Ptsburshs with all the grit
o. the saiubrous
and bracng this peninsula.
Evening star., 1925-10-06

There are certain classics of Nature
which defy man>made reproduction.
The perfume of the rose .. the
chaste deicacy of the valley lily ..
the piquancy Of mint -: and the
fragrance and aroma of Turkish tobacco
leaf These are beyond the power of
human duplication.
No synthetic substitute for Turkish
tobacco can yield the gentle, silky>cool
and aromatic smoking qualities which
kindly Nature grows in this tobacco of
all tobaccos from the Orient.
The Turkish in a cigarette provides
Evening star., 1925-10-06
Man can copy Natures best
~~~ but he can never equal 1t

its own charm and alone among
tobaccos it requires no aavoring, sweet
ening or seasoning of any kind to give
it zest. Its excellence originates in
Natures laboratories.
Nearly every cigarette contains some
Turkish AS much as cost schedules
will permit But MuRAD is all charm J..
because it is all Turkish
MuRAD costs a few cents more thana
domestic. But if you rate cigarette by
the pleasure you get out of it, MURAD
is the best cigarette -
~buy" in the world.
Evening star., 1925-10-06

Masoffin will fill the position of rel
cree and Dick Daniels will hold the
head linesman's job.
Evening star., 1925-10-16
Florida Property Wanted
Fl ORD
AUCTION SALES,
FUTURE DAYS
THOS. j. OWEN & son. AUCTIONEERS
SALE OF VALUABLE IN

THoS. J. OWEN & son. AUCTIoNEERs
FsoeEb pkoPERHY fAfT 4E kEINH N
BATHS AND bopBLE ssHH BnfLT.IN \ GA,
RAGE NO. SO DRUMMOND AVENUE.
DRUMMOND. MARYLAND.
By virtue OF certain mortgage recorded
and records Of Monssomery ieS eoanis. so Nd 4, .nf
premises, on MONDAY. THE NINETEENTH III
BAY Of OCTOBER. AID: 1928. AT THREE
PM the following described land and prem
most side Of Park ave. at the distance OF
about $3.50 feet westerly from the western
most side of the Georgetown and Rockville
roads. said lot having front westerly on
the north side Of Park avenue of 240 feet
Nos. "a. 36 and 3s on the plat Of Drum
mona, as recorded among the land records
OF Montgomery County In plat book No. l.
DrummOnd ave. or Park ave.
Terms OF sale: This property will be sold
subject to a first mortgage thereon of S12.-
800, dated August 5. 1894. maturing Au-
gust 3. 1927. and bearing interest at the
rate rate OF per cent per ann an5um payable GUAR
ing interest on said first mortgage will be
adi usted to date Of sale, and the purchase
price over and above the amount Of said
the ratification OF the sale. and the purchase
deposit Of $500 90 viii be required from the
purchaser at the time and place of sale.
THOMAS B. MARSHALL
Title Building. Baltimore Nd.
sc1o.13.15.16.17 1881 ST. NV.
Evening star., 1925-10-16
MT PLEASANT

This beautiful eght-room house is sit
uated near Rock Creek Park with the bus
passing a very short half square away The
house has all modern improvements and
weather stripping and screens throughout
and is in an excellent neighborhood There
are three extra large porches and a large
yard filled with shrubbery. The owner has
and it is bargain. Immediate possession
Edward Strohecker, Inc,
1923 18th St. NV Main 354. S66.
Office open evenings until. 8.
Evening star., 1925-10-16


1412 Eye St. NV Realtors. Franklin 95O3
MT. PLEASANT-Bargan-$1O2
r, Offered s,raetxs appearing two stS
@ short @ % % % % % p | @
ba.R R ] % % T % h M
We
COLUMBIA -Modern-Built-n Garage.
$3.50.
school that & bSsh S % 18th and @ the nv R RSna
s sTt taSss1 5 Sa s % % @ a. IA. s
:Ssr tss III & ] S: you mi 5 s: Ss :
CLEN NELAND PARK-Dutch Colona-S4,75O
d % 1t eoan % Fl hs s9n pa1 o by % pan @
epe ' % p Late: % a1su suF ss
% i I % d' per
NEAR 14th AND RANDOLPH STS-S135OO
.,po.s Ya s, U lid, and and attic brick
% II ss al ai S Se Sea pehss men S R0Fn
% @ @ d A garage ADD materially
CHEVY CHASE-New Semi-Bungaow-sl1 5OO
home % b s' n hass tns pleasure to G % "o;s % @ se,
81 % @ n M % n . % ssssn! tUom :eua1s aIs S S.'h
soud sell Immediately
lNGRAHAM ST.-Sem Detached Brick-$o4Oo
5 = % f: e9sa sss bSsp e tho es M 81 5
% I'M ho M se0 houe a
scr M nssd sesssu s: and completely equipped
Evening Phone Service Until PM
HEDGES & MIDDLETON INC
MEMBERS WASHINGTON
ATl1 Eye ot NV Franklin 95O3.
Evening star., 1925-10-16
We are offering Bargains in Homes that will find it
hard to duplicate and every exceptionally well located

We are offering Bargains Homes that you will find
hard duplicate and exceptionally well located
This Home is in Takoma Park.
pncea andn
% Acres at $3.50 per Acre in D. c.
= =rounsr I
andbar in
5 oa s @ s S aonT s nsHP5 % i m the District
A View of the Beautiful Potomac River,
Is
Just step from NEE es i e s % s' Gar and bus lines
f m % % M = % M @ @ .
A Town Home al a Remarkable Price-on Irving Street
, hae % % me- % @ % 1
fuel @
pS sG M @ a ~ garage " Oh 0eA
$4,000 Terms equally attractive.
o pm
McKEEVER & GOSS,
Realtors
145 Street Phone Main 4752
Evening star., 1925-10-16

on % o: Ct ' .sss, sss S s s 1' Sn:s n: SssHs "sn
6 s ;s @ s$s s
:: ssf::$ @ @ 6 ssosSS @ Il s:@ s;a: sS5$ @
Columbia Heights, Near 10th St.
$:i: sS$s $ q; 3 4 :"@; S II $ G:' @ I'll:
$4,000
Chevy Chase
rs {: s s;S.: $s !. @ e @ f $: 4! s$ s
&: ss ssaS s $s f. s @
$780,
Mt PLEASANT
s e * & 81 & r.! sns :5 I @ sss$s; s = : g:
@ s. m @ II s % ss. $ 'ss : 8 s5ssS:S $: :
$3.50.
Park Rd, West of 10th St.
81 ss 81 s.$: s:ss s e % fs $5: I !s s 'S ass
Many Other Attractive and Reasonably Priced Homes.
WIN. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
REALTORs-EsTABIIsHED
1863 HARVARD ST. NV.
Breuningerbuilt home with light rooms, two baths
sleeping porch, and brick garage Very reasonably priced
for an immediate sale.
L41 ST. NV.
Contains II and four baths has beautiful parquet
flooring otwaer heat awnings and weather
This home perfect condition throughout offered
for sale at an extremely attractive figure
451s 9th ST. NV
Beautiful detached residence, 5O-foo lot containing
eight large front porch and porch all modern
improvements, and garage paved alley This we'll built
newly decorated home with slate roof and fireplace
will be.sold at sacrifice.
L. E. BREUNINGER & SONS,
706 Colorado Bldg Main 6140
Deal With Realtor.
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ArlStOcratlc
OLD GEORGETOWN.


This wonderful old detached home is
situated in the most exclusive section of
Georgetown. and while it is modern in
every respect il retains a certain dignity
and charm; much sought after but sell
dom dor, tsHn found n The house is at least 80
number of large and beautiful shade
trees. There is wide veranda extending
The entire front and around to one side
Colonial entrance, beautiful reception
hall: living room: library and dining
room: m No., all & with attractixe old freplaces.
ler's pantry and roomy kitchen. Second
moor has four splendid bedrooms. one
master bedroom with private bath and
dressing room. additional bath off hall
way; sleeping porch: enormous attic over
the entire house and finished maid s
room: slate roof. 1t has a modern vapor
heating plant: electricity with attractive
fixtures and it is tastefully decorated
throughout. The lot is 175 feet deep
inspection by appointment only 1t is
priced attractively for Immediate sale.
Phone Until 9 PM.
BOSS & PHELPS.
The Home of Homes.
1417 X st. NV. Main $500
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SAIIE-HOUSES. SALE-HOUSES
900 MONROE ST. NV.
brio no
g b suit is
a
SOFA ILLINOIS AVE. NV.
a in March.
will o move il ne
1894 And ST. NV.
of
HALL, YATES G. McGINNISS CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY,
Investment Bldg
Evening star., 1925-10-16

CHEVY CHASE-Eear Circle.
Beautiful detached residence just
east of Chevy Chase Circle; 20S feet
frontage. grounds contain huge oaks.
shrubbery and fruit trees: entire bal
ance of square 10 one large estate.
The house has seven deilghtfui rooms.
wide front porch. double inclosed
sleeping porch. inclosed sun porch.
handsome fixtures. hardwood trim.
etc: new two-car garage. owners
will make convenient terms.
NEW CHEVY CHASE HOME.
SS0T5.
A delightful location. convenient TO
cars and main roads into city: desir-
able residential restrictions Home
is fully detached. with generous
grounds on all sides. Five large
rooms. open fireplace. tiled bath. all
city conveniences. including gas. cleo
tricity. water and sewerage streets
and walks concrete: neiEhborhood
stores. echools, etc. close by. You
will look long before you equal this
home value.
Evening star., 1925-10-16
SHANNON & LUCHS, Inc,
OFFER

CHEVY CHASE, Md
$135OO.
beautiful
NORTHEAST
Semi Detached Home-SlOOOO
NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
$11 500.
desirable
bath the second floor front
NORTHWEST
Modern S,-Room Home-So,oU
!" Vide asu lot rerms nse Is III ~ ~ ~ " ~ ~ anu " ~ ~
PETWO ORTIZ
All Modern Appoinmens-S9,25O
OF six
the fu e Mh %
To Inspect, Call
SHANNON & LUCHS, Inc,
7l3 14th ST. NV, Main 2345.
Evening star., 1925-10-16
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Fol: SALE-HOUSES.
$135OO-loth ST. HIGHLANDS-Detache

$3,5O0-loth ST. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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s13,75o-l4th ST HEIGHTS.
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The Utmost in Value.
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Evening PneS Phe1e !: seFyiss vice, Until mt PM
1417 St. NV! nome 0' ''0"eS' Main o,oo
MEMBERS WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE BOARD
N L. SANSBURY CO., INC,
14lS Eye St. NV. Phones Main 5oO3-4-5.
PRICE, $4,000
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PRICE, S1o,5OO
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PRICE, $500.
than
% @ % % nf % % f ss
PRICE, S13.5OO
DETACHED
a TO nspectca ~ ~ ~
\. L. SALISBURY CO., INC.
"Everythng in Real Estate
14l8 Eye St NV. Phones Main 59O3-4-5.
REALTORS.
'WM. H. SAUNDERS CO.. INC,
Evening star., 1925-10-16

Cleveland Park-S13.5OO.
Beautiful English-type brick and stucco
house of 6 rooms and = baths: fireplace.
hardwood floors throughout: slate roof.
terms. FRANK NJ. DOYLE. NJ 1865.
927 18th NV.
Evening star., 1925-10-16
LOW-PRICED DETACHED HOMES

Attractive deta c he'd
homes of unusual COM
fort, beauty and value,
situated in West Chevy
Chase.
Entirely modern.
Each lot has frontage
on two streets.
Small cash payments
and S78 per month.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-08-05

not furnishing more white men for
victims, but the fact is, 50 many Of
the poor devils out here are sadly
baId-headed, while those who are not
are too poor to pay their respective
fares to Chicago, to help along this
great educational feature Of my hui
m~anitarian show.
The reserved seats alluded to above
will be filled with those ladies and
gentlemen who have talked from the
platform and filled magazines and
papers with glowing accounts and
convincing arguments Of how the
poor Indian has been abused by the
desperate characters of the west
from the desperate territorial COVER
nor down to the almost equally as
desperate hunters and ~ranchers, with
their desperate wives and dangerous
little children.
At the conclusion CT the carving,
the Indians will terminate with a
feast. Owing to the small amount
that win be placed to my credit fol
annuities, I will therefore call upoI
the reserved seats to furnish, as ha:
been their custom in the past, tn.
necessary funds for the banquet.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-08-05


BY this time q messenger boy, who
has been highly recommended to me
by the magnates Of Chicago as ex-
hibiting unusual celebrity in his pro-
fession, has reported the entire pro-
ceedings to the senior military Of
ficer in camp in the center of the
160-acre tract. The colonel command
ing orders the long roll to be sounded
and every mar is under arms. He
then wires full particulars to the de-
partment commander at Oshkosh, who
in turn wires the division commander
at Kalamazoo, the latter using the
wires to the secretary at Washington,
first eliminating some portions Of his
subordinate's dispatches and substi-
tuting therefore a vast amount Of
stragetical advice.
The secretary will Immediately wire
back, asking if the news is the real
article, or merely rumors. Down
through the different headquarters
goes the dispatch, gathering on its
journey several endorsements. Back
through the same channels and up
td the secretary goes the dispatch
that the news first reported is the
Continued on Page Ten)
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-08-05

come b under J~efferson's first ad.
mlnistration.
Acould have garnered younger ones
out did not like TO take the giddy and
frivolous prairie flowers-the tender,
blooming buds-into the full blaze Of
Chieago's uncertain society. They
would decay and die. / therefore
deemed it sound policy to corral tough.
cusses from way back. These red
children viii furnish their own lodges,
ponies, shooting arms and cutlery. By
the way, this reminds me, / was on
the point Of overlooking an item. 1t
must be understood that I a INTO re-
eeiye from your associates the sum Of
Sl,5OO,O00, The said sun to be dis
bursed by me in the purchase of an
nuities for the Indians.
have now given you the materials,
or ingredients, # it suits you better,
OF what / intend massing on your ex-
hibition grounds. Now follows the
main features in the program:
Fun Of Action
The exhibition will open with the
pioneers at work in different portions
Of the 16O-acre tract. They will be
engaged in placer mining and ranch
ing, while some will be hunting and
trapping. While so occupied the In
dams will sweep down upon the busy
whites with yells that. cannot but
elicit the admiration of, and send a
series Of thrills through, the spec
tatOrs. The shouting and yelling, the
running Of the whites and their pur-
suit by the Indians will be kept uT
without intermission for one hour. Al
the end of that time the true Ameri-
cans will pop over one CT the pioneer:
just in front and in full view of the
reserved seats. 1 have instructed
them to. scalp and sculp the victims
in as various a manner and with the
delightful abandon that they have
been accustomed to in their free vii
western home. Owing to the small
number of whites I have engaged
canRot under any possibility ALLOW
myself to be either bulldozed or ca
jOled into furnishing more than on
victim per day.
The first to go under will be thOs
who had homes on the Upper Vel
lowstone but were forced to vacate i
! order that Uncle Sam could have
national park to be used as a pleas
! ure ground for the wealthy elias;
Ny idea Of getting rid of these fey
men first is prompted solely by par
. riotism. / greatly fear the govern
Z ment will compensate them for th
I loss of their homes, thus allowin
them to rob our treasury. / fly q
: at a tangent here to offer regrets &
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-08-05
A Burglary.

The city police about 1 a. m. Fri
day arrested two parties by the name
Of Geo. Wilson and John White, who
a little earlier in the night broke in
to E. H. Fishers grocery and stole
about 80 pounds of tobacco and per-
haps a few other things. The men
led the Officers quite a long chase
during which they threw away the to-
baccO, but were finally lodged in jail.
The stolen goods were found later.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-08-05
Rub Rheumatic Pain
From Aching Joints
Rub Pain right out with small
trial BEETLE Of old
"St. Jacobs Oil"
Stop dosing" Rheumatism.

Stop dosing" Rheumatism.
It's pain only; not one case iu~hfty
requires internal treatment. Rrih
soothing, penetrating "St. Jacobs
right on the tender spot" and BY
time you say Jack RObinson-6ut
comes the rheumatic pain and distress.
st. Jacobs Oil" is a harmless rheu-
Eatism liniment which never disap-
points a1d doesn't burn the skin. Il
takes pain, soreness and stiffness from
aching joints, muscles and bones;
stops sciatica, lumbago, backache and
neuralgia.
Timber upl Get a small trial bottle
of old-time, honest est Jacobs Or
from any drug store, and IN a mo-
ment, you'll be free from pains, aches
and stiffness. Don't suferl Rub
rheumatism away.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-08-05
Missouri Langaage Sc.

The other day a young man came
into The Courier office and earnestly
inquired the whereabouts Of tho
~"prosekutin eternity" Being some
what familiar with the Missouri Ian
guage, we knew at once that County
Attorney Cockrill was the man want
ed and directed the enquirer to that
g~entleman's office.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-08-05
Work at Mine.

J. H. Aylesworth, who is largely
interested in the Great Eastern mine
Of Emigrant, spent Sunday with MS
friends in Bozeman. The work Of
mining out the drain ditch tOs his
mine, filled last month at the time
CT the elOudburst, is progressing
fairly, although a great amount of
work is necessary as the ditch is
about 600 feet long and in some
places 20 feet deep. The putting in
Of the contemplated reduction works
is thus delayed until next year.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-08-05
From Livingston AwheeI.

II. C. Harris of Livingston rode
over the range to this city on his
wheel" Tuesday morning. He made
the trip in a little over three and one
half hours, which is very good time
considering the condition OF the roads
and the grade. Mr.. Harris went back
over the range later in the week.