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scorer. Heuck, Ireland and Farrell
played their first game with Parco
and all of these men showed up well.
~Brelgalupa of Saratoga scored five
of the seven points made by his team.
From the start of the game the
Parco Oil Cans had everything their
own way and passed the ball about
at will. They showed considerable
more speed than the Saratoga Stars
n handled the ball with ease. There
was a noted improvement over their
first appearance in team work and
they are fast rounding into a formid-
able five hat will be hard to beat
under almost any conditions.
Heuck appeared in the line up for
the first time and makes an excellent
running mate for Williams. These
two make a good combination and
will deliver the goods. They. work
well together both speedy and have
a good eye for the basket.
Ireland played center making his
initial appearance with Parco. He
is a good jumper, fast accurate.
n that can be depended upon at
all tines, playing a good consistent
game from every angle.
Farrell, another new man in the
lineup, played at guard. He is an
excellent passer and is a good safety
man. While a trifle show Farrell
makes up for this loss by playing a
heady game and can always be de-
pended upon to deliver the goods.
Lowenstein and Williams. playing
guard and forward respectively, play
ed their usual consistent game and
accounted for themselves in an excel
lent fashion. Williams is building
up a team hat will always make a
good showing and he possesses the
cooperation of all his team mates
to such an extent that they will work
with him and to the best advantage.
At the end of the first half the
score stood 2S to Z in favor of Parco
and shortly after the beginning Of
the second half Webb was substitute
ed for Heuck, Palmer for Williams
and Keithley for Farrell. All these
men performed well and from all
appearances the first team, If such
exists, are going to have to work
to hold their places. Palmer account
ed for nine of Parco's points in this
period.
Saratoga shifted their lineup in
the second half, l.. Tichenor going
in for ]. Tichenor, Ranking for Bev-
erly and Kincaid for Rankin. The
Saratoga men played hard through
out the entire game and much credit
must be given them for their good
clean sportsmanship. II Is clearly
evident that they play for the love
OF the sport and Parco welcomes such
teams. whether she losses or wins,
for their excellent spirit.
The Lineup
, 1925-02-05
Coming Attractions
DANCES

The Parco Music Producers an
nounce the arrival of II. G. Warren
of Omaha. Warren plays the saxa-
phone and clarinet. Before coming
to Parco he played with Hugo Heyn
at the F%ontenelle and Blackstone
hotels and previous to that time was
with Gus Dorf Symphonists on the
Orpheum Circuit. A talented. player
and one whom all will enjoy hearing.
Next Saturday evening there will
be a big dance Immediately after the
basketball game.
February 18th, 18th and 21st are
the dates for the Midwinter Dancing
Carnival. Three exceptional dances
each having its particular feature and
attraction offering the dance follow
ers OF Carbon County an unusual OPP
portunity. There will be prizes for
the best dancers, the best jiggers. the
best costumes and last but not least.
the best looking girl In Carbon coun-
~ that attends the dances. Tuesday
evening the 18th there will be a big
Carnival Dance the equal OF which
has never been sec In these parts.
on Thursday evening the 18th, "a
Night In Arkansas" an old time barn
dance viii be held. Everything at
this dance will be ms in the days OF
old. Square dances, quadrilles and
waltzs will be the features OF the
evening and the orchestra for this
occasion has been arranged for from
the Orphoum Circuit In Saratoga and
Encampmont. There will DC prizes
for the best hard times costume and
for the best jigger.
on Saturday night the 21st. there
Will be the closing OF the Beauty
Contest and presentation OF the
prizes. II will be n real night In
Parco and the Music Producers VIII
be there to entertain you as you have
v before been entertained. Don't
forget the time and the place.
, 1925-02-05
TOLD BRIEFLY

The recent letters written by Pres
ident Coolidge to the Secretaries of
War, Navy, Interior and Commerce
shows a very distinct advance in the
attitude of the Government towards
the Oil Industry in comparison to the
treatment that has been accorded to
1t for many Moons 1t is to be earn
estly hoped that it will usher in an
era of true cooperation in place of
the ridiculous suicidal policy that
we have seen.
The great oil Industries have been
restrained from anything in the line
of cooperation for so long that 1t
has resulted in a state of chaos that
is a danger to the we'll being of the
country. Public prejudice had been
aroused to such a degree by ire
sponsible INSCRIPTIONS agitators that
anything in the nature of co-opera-
ton was looked upon as a conspir-
acy against the lives and liberties Of
the people.
A story is told of John Burns the
President of the Local Government
Board in the cabinet of VIM. E. Glad
stone in England. In the course of
his duties he made an official visit
to the Great Asylum at Hanwell and
as he was looking over the establish
ment he noticed that there we're very
few guards on duty. He asked one
of the officers how many patients
there were and was told that there
were about eight thousand. He then
inquired how many guards they had
and was told tw%enty-four and that
there were eight OF each eight hour
shift. He expressed his surprise and
asked If it were considered safe to
have so few and what the result
would be If there was a general up
rising and was told that the danger
was a very remote one, as a general
uprising presumed that there was an
organization and that all the patients
were %lunatics and that lunatics never
organized.
, 1925-02-05

ject in which their particular work
fails to bring them into contact with
and when generally considered is of
inestimable value.
The building up of a good library
is something that takes time and pa
thence and considering the age of the
Parco Library excellent Roadway has
been made. If the present rate of
progress is kept up and the interest
of the public maintained it will only
be a matter Of a few years before
Parco has one of the best Libraries of
its kind in this country. 1t is some
thing worth while and those who
have given much of their time and
efforts in the building up of such
an institution are to- be highly com
mended.
, 1925-02-05
THE PARCO NEWS
BY H. 7. DUCE

hibition boxing that is. hard to beat.
h Parco Oil Cans will meet the
'~Sendacs' of Glenrock, Wyo., Sat
urday evening in the Parco Gymnas-
ium in a real basketball game. The
Glenrock team has not suffered a de-
feat this year and among their long
list of victories is included Olson's
Terrible Swedes. Parco is out to de-
feat the Sendacs and break their long
streak of victories So a good fast
game is looked forward to. The game
will be called at 7:45 p. m.
, 1925-02-05
OIL CANS DEFEATED
SARATOGA MONDAY EVE
new men and SHIFT in Lineup OF PARCO TEAM
Shows Big IMPROVEMENT. SARATOGA FAILS To
SCORE In LAST HALF. LOSES GAME So To

Last Monday evening the Parco Oil Cans made their sec
ond appearance in the present basketball season when they de-
feated the Saratoga Stars by a score Of So to 7. Shortly after
the first whistle was blown the outcome of the game was never
IN doubt and Parco outplayed the visitors in every department.
The game was more or less of a practice game and the clean
sportsmanlRe playing of the members on both sides was
particularly noticeable. Ireland playing center for Parco
scored "a points thereby grabbing honors for individual HIGH
, 1925-02-05

SuDNllluNlouss SdINubd Il. iic-
Henor for J. TlcHenor. Kincaid for
Rankin, Rankin for Beverly. Parco-
Webb for Heuck, Palmer for Will
Jams, Keithley for Farrell.
Time OF game hour.
Referee-Sorensen.
Individual scores-Saratoga: Bro
igalupa, 3; Beverly. 2. Pareo: Ire
land "a, Heuck 10; Palmer 9; Will
Jams s: Lowenstein 4.
The Parco OIL Cans will meet the
Glenrock team mex Saturday night
In the Parco Gym.
, 1925-02-05
SHOWS

Don't forget the boxing exhibition
In the Parco Gymnasium tonight nj
$500 y. IN. sharp. "Bus' Boyle OF
I,awlins and Johnny Leroy OF Dem
yer will 20 eight rounds Of three
minutes each. In addition to this
there will be twenty rounds Of ex-
, 1925-02-05
PARCo COMMUNITY CHURCH

Sunday school 9:45 a. m.
Morning services 10:45 a. m. Ser.
mon subject, Ghosts of the Past"
Evening services 1880 p. m. Ser
mon subject "A Good Hater."
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uN CAIRO QUE rALLA

Els una m&Quina que nadie mon
ia. Del mismo modo pasa en- la vi
da disria, en- todos los 6rdenes del
vivir inquieto a que nuestro siglo
nos empuja.
listed requiere para sus anuncios
correspondence, es decir, que ha-
va sutido el efecto deseado. listed
gasta su dinero en- anuncios pero
es justo que 81 mismo anrrcio ie
pagus por 10 menos parte de este
dinero.
Hoy podemos ufanaxnos de asegu
rar nuestros iectores que nuestra
sccci6n de anuncios clasihcaIics no
fslls. Constantemente recibimos or
deues de baja, va que 10 anuncia-
do ha sido vendido antes de cum
plirse Ia semana, y . su vez ni;e-
vos articulos aparecen en- Las Co
fumnas. Recuerde que Ell MUHDo
le da mas servicio que cualnuIcr
otro diario. Su anuncio aparesera
en- Ia edici6n dominical. r.
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CauSas y sintomas de En-
fermedades que 81 Ign0ra-
das tienen un DesenIace
Fatal

CAUSAS:-Akotsmien p6rdida de los
gl6bulos rojos de Ia SAngre, como result
tado de IN ataQue dc paludismo, ftebress
AgUtamieuto Nervtoso, enfermedades cro-
n1cas prolongadas, perdida de sangre en-
operactones Qut2nrE1cas, paTtOs, desarre-
CLOS menstruales y debtlidad general.
SINToMAS:-- FL cults pierde 81 color,
sonrosado, p6nese p&lido demacrado.
Esta palidez es amarillenta. Existe debili-
dad, respiration deficiente, falta dc ape
tito, resultando en- un decatmtento &C.
neral del sistema humane.
TRATAMIENTO:-Lo gl6bulos ToiOs do
Ia sangre Sc componen principalmente
de hierro, cuyo elemento es indispeuDa-
BILE para conservar sns energfas fortt-
ficar su sistema: TONICO "STRICH
NO FERRARS" contiene este element0
en- forma asimilable, exactamento en- Ia
misma forma Quimica hallada en- los gl6-
bulos rojos de Ia sangre mas pura, ade.
mas de otros ingredientes que estimu-
Ian los teiidos del cuerpo especialmen-
te del sistema nervioso.
81 usted tiene cualquiera de estos sinto-
mas, NO PIERDA TEMPO. Dirijase
HOY MISM0 su Boticario y compre un
frasco del T0NIOO "STRICHN0 FE-
RRARS' prescrito constantemente por
los especialistas mas eminentes, France
ses, Americancs y Alemanes. Consuite 0
81 m6dico.
LoNGRocK PHARMAoAL co.
1se LIBERTY ST. N. 7. o.
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AL pUB1Lco HAeo SAFER:

Que en- cumplimiento de una or
den de ejecuci6n de sentencia ex-
pedida por La Hon. Corte Munich
pal de San Juan, Sec. Ira, VIM
DERE EN- PUBLICA SUBASTA
y al mejor postor, Quien debera
consignar en- ell acto Ell importe lie
la venta en- moneda americana, Ia
siguiente propiedad pertereciente
a la parte demandada, A. Betances
4 Co.:
Tres (s) archives Cfies) de csa-
trO gavetas cada uno.
Un (l) archivo (fis) de tres ga
vstas.
Una (1) maquina de guraar, mar
ca Victor.
Un ~ ventilador grande.
La venta tendra lugar en- el cs-
tablecimiento do A. Betances 4
Co, Gale de Salvador Brau NO.
1oS el dia II de Julio de 1925, a
Las 2 de la tarde.
Y para concurrencia de licita-
dores, fijaci6n en- los sitios pGbli-
cos de costumbre Y publication en-
Ell peri6dico Ell MUNDo que Sc
edita en- San Juan, p. B., ibro ell
presente en- San Juan, hoy dfa IS
de JUNO de 1926.
Ramon zeno CoRDovA,
Marshal, Corte Municipal.
San Juan, Sec. Ira.
BEsosA 8 BESosA,
Abogados de la demandarte.
Advt.
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con la obtencion de un sitio de
igualdad en- ell seno de la familia.
Ella quiso algo mas.
Al yer ell companero de su vi
da en- los lides del trabajo, ella
quiso trabajar tambien, v de ALI
surgio el segundo esfuerzo que
podra llamarse la emancipation
dentro del hogar.
Era reina porque ell hombre al
dignificarla cre6 ell amor para ado
rarla.
Ella no rehus6 al amor nj aban-
don6 su puesto. Quiso tan solo
compartir las cargas para unirse
mas en- espiritu al compahero de
sn vida.
Empez6 trabajar en- las labo-
res mas sencillas Y al fin POGO a
POGO fue extendiendo su radio de
accion.
Hoy la mujer 10 ha invadido to-
d.. Es maestro y enseiia nuestros
hijos; es nurse y cuida a los en-
'fermos; es oficinista y Sc distin-
cue por su devotion al trabajo; es
abogado, medico. Va a todos los
sitios y lleva todas parties el sen
tido de su Gracia que ilunina
cuanto toca. En- ell hogar donde la
muier trabaja la algeria es mas
.duradera y ESQ estimula al hom-
bre hacer sus trabajos con ma
yer entusiasmo.
La Inujer no lie preocupa sola-
inente el trabajo de las rudas fae-
mas de la vida. Ella quiere intere-
sarse tambien en- las iuchas civ;-
cas- de la patria. En- nuestro pals.
Estados Unidos, La mujer tiene ell
derecho del voto. Es electa y ele-
gible. Sc da ell case va de mujeres
congresistas, mujeres jueces. Wyo
ming y Texas tienen como gober-
|nadora dos mujeres.
Igual es nuestro estilo que ira
baiar por ell derecho del voto.
Sitndo ciudadanos de America te-
nemos derecho a votar en- La Ame-
RIGA continental y en- La que tene-
mos a Puerto Rico.
Fsto es asi porque ell Congreso
pnso en- manos de nuestra legisla-
tura ell poder de legislar sobre ell
voto, y este Sc ha legislado asi en-
cuanto a la mujer.
Espero que 10 haga con La valen-
tia que ell case requiere. Creo yo
que la mujer capacitada debe vo-
tar va que en- nuestro pals, este
paso de avance ha de ser suma-
mente beneficioso como 10 es en-
los Estados Unidos.
La mujer tiene fe en- sus convic-
clones, valor para expresarlas, ca
|racter para sostenerlas, afan para
trabajar por elias.
n Sabremos demostrar al mundo
en- la practica que somos al hon.
bre iguales en- ell deber, en- ell de-
recho, en- ell eiercicio de las obliga-
clones cfvicas, en- una palabra, en-
tndo.
Sea la mujer luz, brazo, fuerza
~ ayuda como el hombre.
Proclamsmosla al RENO de la
ig'aldad.
NORA.
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A lis 0
Manati, 2. r.
IL de JUNO de 1925

IL de JUNO De 1870
A iuicio de los directories de
la asociaci6n 'sFrugalidad y
Abnegaci6n" No. 272 que ope-
ra en- Manati, P. r. Sc ha adop-
tado la resolution de disolver
dicha association para benefi-
clio v convenience de la mis-
ma.
Por via de este aviso, al mis-
mo tempo Sc convoca a los
nniembros que la integran pa-
ra tratar en- una reunion so-
ore este respecto.
La reunion Sc efectuara ell
dia ~ de julio en- Manati, p.
e., en- la oficina principal de la
asociaci6n, o sea en- la Gale
de Acosta No. 7 a las dos de
la tarde.
Juan CEBOLLERO
s. Presidente
Angel M. SANTANA
Secretario.
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In eI Hospital Presbiteiane

En- estos dias en- que tan bonitos
actos Sc han realizado con raotivo
del cierre del curse escolar de
1925, no podemos pasar en- silen-
clio, la hermosa fiesta celebrada en-
ell Hospital Presbiteriano en- la no.
che del 20 del actual. Como estaba-
mos acostumbrados en- otras oca-
stones, nos dirigiamos al cuartito
del piso alto, cuando una senorita
con suma cortesfa nos acompafio
II patio del edificio. "lEsto es SUI
hlime" dijimos internos al con-
templar ell aspecto tan encantador
que presentaba aquel sitio tan be-
10 Y sencillamente decorado.
En- ell centro, una plataforma
con los asientos de las protagonis-
tas de la fiesta, cuajada de flores
y trofeos, desplegando un gusto
exquisite, y delicadeza en- el arre-
glo,-bello exponente de la gram
deza del acto que iba tener efec-
to alli. Era la graduation de die
ciseis enfermeras. j6venes que Sc
ldisponian a empezar una vida de
abnegacion y utilidad cristiana. Y
pense. "Aqui habra cuerpos enfer-
mos, pero hay tarnbien esnfritus
elevados arrastran consigo el
alma. Sc aspira Ell perfume de ro-
sas, lirios y madreselvas, y puede
tambien sentirse el perfume de
santas virtudes, de sacrificio por
La humanidad doliente."
Y efectivamente: Hay en- el
Hospital una escuela de enferrae-
ras que es un santuario donde cl
dolor proporciona La algeria de mi
tigarlo. Los scordes de la orques-
ia nos anuncio que empezaba el
acto y pronto vimos La entrada pro
cesional de las alumnas acompafa-
das de la facultad del Hospital "
algunas distinguidas personals que
tomarfan parte en- el programa de-
esa noche.
Las sefioritas Amparo Segnet y
Gregoria Auffan en- sus discursos
demostraron estar bien compene-
tradas de la alta mission que pronto
empezarian a ejercer.
El Hon. Juez del Toro, que fue ell
orador de La noche, con su palabra
clocuente congratul6 a las alum
mas graduadas por ell exito alcan-
zado Y exalt6 las grandezas de la
profession de enfermera.
Los doctores Quihones Cine
nez y Glines enviaron dos premios
para las dos estudiantes sobresa-
lientes, que fueron entregados jun
to con los diplomas por ell doctor
Galbreath, medico director.
La senorita Juanita Faria nos
obsequi6 con La copia de su bien
pensado discurso que, como We
ran nuestros lectores, compendia
la cbra dignificada, de la mujer,
como companera del hogar, como
naJre, como professional, y su in
f1uencia en- la sociedad y en- la pa
tria. Els como sigue:
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BELCICA
(Anteriormente ''Ritzy-l
Jesus AGHESAR

nuevo propietario.
Box $40 San Juan Tel. 1854
Gales: Tanca, Tetuan y Recinto Sur
Hotel, Restaurant, Comidas buenas
por cubierto y a Ia carta. Habita-
clones exteriores, amplias y fres.
cas-. Servicio esmerado. --Precios
pa6dieos para abonados y, pasaje-
ros por dia. Sc sirve comida o
domicilio.
aqua ABUNDANTE A TODAS
HORAS DEL OLA.
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"COMO Sc PREPARA LA MU.
JER PARA Ell PORvENIRn

La mujer era en- los primeros
tienpos del mundo, y adn despues
de muchos siglos de progreso un
ser inferior; una esclava irredenta;
una cosa en- ell hogar.
El hombre era un ser privilegia-
do por excelencia. Para el eran TO
das las conveniencias, las venta-
jas. los benefcios. Ell era ell ser
que Sc imponia con su fuerza en-
Ia sociedad y en- ell hogar.
Pero me pregunto 20, 1podia
existir la sociedad v Ell hogar sin
que la mujer estuviera dignffica-
da, elevada a una condici6n de
ligualdad?
No. Eran aquellos tienpos de
barharie y no de civilization. Aun
que marcara ell terln6metro del
piogreso, algunos grades, 10 cier-
to es que aun no podfa conside-
rarse epoca de progreso aquellos
en- que, la mujer, ser inferior, es-
clava irredenta, cosa mirada des-
de su altura espiritual el espect&-
culo bochornoso de la esclavitud
como un NAL irremediable dentro
de una sociedad injusta para com
prender, incapaz para sefialar si-
tio de honor a la digna companera
del hombre.
Siglos pasaron y al fin Ell mum
Go Sc lleno con la luz del Cristia-
nismo, Jes1s pedfa La igualdad, y
clevo la dignidad de la mujer v
cre6 la institution de la familia
Que es la conquista mas hermesa
dcl hombre en- ell terrepo de la es-
piritualidad.
"Compafiera te doy v no sier-
va, dicen los que tienen el privi-
legio de unir al hombre y Ia mu-
jer en- ell santo lazo del matrimo-
fSAu. Id mUJGA DC COINACItC Gil
companera del hombre igual a el
con dignidad en- Ell seno del hogar.
Despues de muchos amos de or
ganizada la familia sabe ell funda-
mento de la igualdad, pregunta-
mos cual es el resultado.
La mujer ha llevado al hogar ell
sentido de la gracia, de la belleza
que posee en- alto grado. Ha exal-
tado ell amor filial alimentandolo
con su propio amor que es Ell mas
grande de todos. Guardadora del
honor del hombre responde de Ell
con fidelidad, toda prueba. La
sociedad, ell mundo Sc ha elevado
con la dignificaci6n de la inujer.
La vida toda tiene ahora una
mas alta significacion, no creais
que Ia mujer hubo de conformarse
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EN- LA CoRTE MUNICIPAL DE
SAN JUAN
secci6n Primera

secci6n Primera
F. H. LAWSON q CO.,
Demandante,
VS..
A. BETANCEs q CO.,
Demandados.
civil No. 1922.
Cobro de dinero.
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EDICTO DE sUBAsTA

EU1CIU DE SUBASIA
Yo, Ramon zeno C6rGova, Mar
shall de la Corte Municipal de
San Juan, secci6n Primefa,
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-06-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
o5Os77

Department Of the Interior, U. 8.
Land Office at Great Falls, Montana.
May 20, 1925.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-06-04

velopment Of the automobile would be
in the smaller communities, it saw
that the people in these communities
would have to have tires to measure
up to the service and tire merchants
to sell them.
And it Saw that in the 'home town.
newspapers it had, ready to hand. the
medium to help it put tire merchAn-
dising where it would have to be in
the new era Of the automobile.
So ten years ago people began to
read the first u. s. Tire Advertising
in their "home town. paper-over the
name Of their home town dealer.
They have seen these home dealers
develop their little "side line Of tires,
into real business-always with the
support Of "U. s." Advertising IN
these local papers
Co-incident with the tenth anniver-
sary Of -hone town. advertising By
United States Rubber Company
this company announces another long
step forward in the perfection Of au-
tomoble tires-the greatest since the
introduction Of the cord itself--in its
perfected Latex treated-Web Core
Royal Balloon Tire with the fiat low
pressure tread.
Today there are 1900. 600 automo-
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-06-04

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN thai
Silver Dyke Mining Company, .
Maine corporation, doing business in
Montana, whose poste9fice address Il
Neihart, Montana, has made appIica-
ton for patent to the Boston Lode
Mining Claim, Survey No. 1O504 in
unsurveyed T. IA NJ R. BE-, P. NJ.
in Montana (unorganized) Mining
District, Cascade County, Montana,
described as follows: Beginning at
Cor. No. / from which U. s. L. Mon
ument No. 1892 bears s. As degrees
E. 1888 IT,, thence N. 81 degrees "a
minutes w. 1904 f., thence s. 79
degrees A minutes w., S94 #, thence
s. % degrees % minutes E., 1905
IT,, thence N. 7D degrees "A minutes
E., 1929 # TO the point or place OF
containing an area Of IA
l64 acres, Of which Abs acres are
in conflict with survey No. 1874,
Whippoorwin Lode; Survey No.
10000, Emma Lode. Survey No. 1000e,
E-Emma Lode; Survey No. f0S28, Xxx
Double Ky Lode; and Survey No.
1888 Blotter Lode, not claimed, leav-
ng an area Of 1O.019 acres claimed,
f which COOS acres are in conflict
With Survey No. 1874, WhippoOrwill
ode.
Certificates and Amended Certifi-
ates Of Location are filed in Book
10" Of Locations at page "349,"
look an Of Locations at page 1894"
nd Book 40" of Locations at page
416." Adjoining and conflicting
Iaims are: On s. Omaha Lode No.
S81; Northeast, Emma and X-Emma
odes, both Sur. 10000; northwest,
lotter Lode No. 1O8S3 and Whip
oorwill Lode No. S794; West, Xxx
Double X Lode No. 1032s.
F. A. MOTT
Register.
first Publication April 2Srd, 1926
.ast Publication June 1sth.)
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-06-04
10 YEARS IN home TOWN NEWSPAPER

In 1915 their were 2,445, 66e auto
naObiIes in this country.
IL seemed q tremendous number.
Some people were already talking
about sthe saturatiOn point" being
not far ahead.
But Il there were some men who
couldn't see the woods Tor the trees.
there were others whose faith never
falbered.
II took lot of vision for them %
see that the true market for the auto
mobile had hardly been touched.
II took lot Of courage for them
TO bank on the ultimate success OF
tAe automobile in that market.
They had both.
Back in 1915, the United States
Rubber COpany said The real fu-
ture of the automobile Is not in the
big cities but away from them.
II is not in short runs on city
streets, but ID mile AFTER mile on
country roads,.
So back in 1915 the United States
RabbeT Company began to prepare
for this novemsnt--And b help It.
In 191S--ten years ago--the first
u 8. sise advertising began 70 APP
paaF n tbs ahoms town. papers.
Nsw p@ople saw these papers h
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