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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-14
Handy Service Unit

For Gas, Oil and Water
A "life saver" on the road.
Fits your running board. Of
ten saves a hike back to the
nearest gas station. That's not
so near when you're walking.
1 gallon cans, red for gaso-
line, blue for oil, and gray for
water. Price -. .......$ .$3.45
Other models :. $3.50 and $3.50
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for extra bundles

This luggage carrier clamps
securely on the running board
of the car and folds up COM
pletely when not in use. Price
{ her Luggage Carriers $1.45
10 $3.50.
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Vacuum Bottles

Always handy-always ready
to serve your drink hot or cold.
Well finished, efficient, dura-
BILE.
Pint size, enameled $1.85
Quart size, enameled .$2.85
Pint size, nickel, corrugated
$2.40
Quart size, same finish $3.50
Vacuum Food Jars at low
prices.
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for good eats

This folding camp stove is safe,
durable and compact. Two
burners, and it cooks equally
as we'll as your stove at home.
Two sizes .$5.85 and $7.85
Coleman Camp Stove, $500 and
$12.50.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-14

A Folding Water Pail
lis a real camp necessity.
Folds quickly and compactly.
Made of waterproof duck with
wire frame, rope handlet and
wire strainer at nose Of bucket.
Price ..$1.2o
Folding Wash Basin
Also made of heavy waterproof
duck and folds small enough to
fit your pocket. Sanitary-dur-
able. Price ..............$1.OO
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-14

One of these mornings, you'll awake and sniff
the air and find familiar tang in it ;. !. the
breath of the mountains or the sea !. your
fingers will itch for the feel of fishing rod
+. i. you will long for the fragrance Of a camp
fire, bacon sizzling in the pan :. woodsy
smells and mountain odors. It's the Call Of the
Open Road and you'll know no rest until you
answer it.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-14
Cooking Utensils

Cooking Utensils
The weIl-known Victor Alum
inum Set. Convenient, COM
pact and complete. Light to
carry, easy to use and easy 10
clean. Set consists of cook
ing pots, size 6. 4. 219 qts., one
two-quart coffee pot, 4 cups,
plates and two heavy frying
pans, with detachable keep
koop' handles. All fits into
large pot. Price. ......... 1886
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ALP Purpose Food Jar

Keeps the contents either hot
or cold, whether it is meats or
ices. The wide mouth of this
jar permits the insertion of
either one. Capacity is one
gallon. Price .$3.75
Stanley Unbrea1able jug $3.50
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Folding Table

The food seems to taste better
when you sit down at table.
Strong, rigid legs and frame;
smooth. clean top. Folds down
to 2hx12xS6 inches. Price $4 so
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So, let's go. !, adventure awaits just beyond
the next rise in the road !. adventure, and
bounteous good health and joyous spirits, and
rest and renewal. Nature knows and she
is calling.
You will find tested Camping Equipment at
your nearest western Auto" store. Even
though you have never camped out before,
you can select your Camp Kit with certainty
of satisfaction and economy.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-14
Folding Skillets

You will need one for that siz-
zling hot bacon that goes so
well in camp. The handle folds
across the back. making a flat
compact package that is easy
to carry. Three sizes-65GV 75c,
and S0c.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-14

Fits a full-s size bed. Rolls up
into next to nothing. Campers
and tourists find this one of
the best mattresses to carry.
The Pantasote back covering
protects it from the dust-the
mattress is cotton with khaki
top. Price 1885
Folding Mattress $4.75 and $7.25
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-14

You will appreciate the quality
of these cots-6 feet 6 inches
long by 27 inches wide. They
are we'll made of high quality
hardwood frame covered with
canvas-package only 3 feet
inches long when folded. Price
$3.85
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-14

For sound sleeping. Accom-
modate easily two large per-
sons-folds into small unit.
Price .........$11.25 and $14.50
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DEATHS REPORTED

The following is a list deaths
.colored) reported to the Bureau of
Health from March %, 1926, to
March 81, 1926:
March %, Lena Reid, 200 E. Baker
Street, 80 years.
March %, Cecilia Grant, 632 NJ
Eighth Street, 49 years.
March 20, Electa Lafayette, AL
Smith Street, II years.
March "a, Milton Taylor, GOT
Crouch Street, So years.
March 90, Eliza Melvin, 700 N. Ninth
Street, 90 years.
March %, Robert Lee Jasper, 926
w. Leigh Street, Sd years.
March Cd, Amos Ford, $40 E. Du-
val Street, % years.
March ID, Harrison Jones, Mascot,
Va. 80 years.
March "a, w. James Edwards, 800
N. Seventeenth Street, AZ years.
March ID, Emma Cuvey, 800 w.
Twenty-second Street, SO years.
March %, Walter Winfree, 1900
Decatur Street, 45 years.
March "a, John L. Ayres, TIA st.
James Street, so years.
March rs, Josephine Hagins, City
Home, 8 months.
March "a, Allan X. Brown, 8O3 NJ.
Twenty-ninth Street, al years.
March 81, Ardine Peterson, En-
field, N. c., years.
March &c, Edgar Blunt, 427 w.
Baker Street, / year.
March 25, Joe Smith, 9O2 Z
Leigh Street, 26 years.
March 26, Bette Elizabeth
Mitchell, 1880 Pink Street, Go years
March 81, Baby Hendrick, 1907
Hickory Street, a days.
March &c, Annie r. Harrison, 2109
e. Franklin st. (rear), "a years.
March u, Upton Pease, 324 w.
Duvai Street, IS years.
March 81, Philip Warrington, Dun
brook, ID years.
March 81, Joe Willis, 113 +. Grace
Street, 81 years.
March 81, Erylen Stevens, 1923
N. Seventeenth Street, 10 years.
March 90, Celesta Hackett Cowell,
913 Williams Street, az years.
March 90, Rosetta Jackson, 10 S.
Second Street, 2 months.
March 80, Willie Thomas, ID w.
Marshall Street, 81 years.
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VIRGINIA:

VIRGINIA:
In the Circuit Court of the City
of Richmond, Wednesday, March
3rd, 1895.
AUGUSTER HOLDCLAw, Plaintiff
against
LLLIB HOLDCLAW. Defendant
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is 70 OBJ
tain divorce from The bond of
matrimony from the defendant LII.
lie Holdclaw by the pla ntiff Angus
ter Holdclaw on the grounds of de-
serr ion.
And an affidavit having been
made and fled that the defendant
Lille Ho doIaw is not a res dent of
the State of Virginia and 1t is or
dered hat she do appear within ten
days from the date after the due
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Copy-Tes'e:
T. M. ROWELLB Clerk.
BY Garland b. Taylor. d. 6.
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THAT BABY YOU'VE LoNGED
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Richmond, Va, July 8, 1915.
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aoAssos<x LITTER

Mrs. Harriet Board died last Fri.
day eAswe nsen. Sc ~ lole ~
homo apparently we'll TO deliver some
wasAing and q che reached home
she ives taken i'll and died before
medical cid could reach her. The
funeral took place from the Mt. Zion
A. n. E. Church at l o'clock, with
Rev. ". r Howerton, ID. D..
officiating. Funeral Director W. F.
Hughes had charge of the remains.
Mems Day service at Mt. Zion A.
NJ. e. Church was a fine affair, 1857
was lifted.
Mrs. Halle L. Digger is indis-
posed.
paralytic stroke, but is improving.
Mr.. Jacob King is improving.
Mrs. Gertrude Stanfield, of Daisy,
". Va, is visiting her father, Mr..
Isaac Stanfield.
Mr.. H. L. Shelton is improving.
Mr.. r. r. Stanfield left for Yellow
Sulphur last Monday.
The Pythjans and the courts at
tended the annual Thanksgiving ex-
ercises last Sunday, being led by the
Elks band when the knights marched
to the church. An orchestra furnished
music ct the church. Rev. w. r.
Hewerton, D. D.. delivered the SER
mon. All should rally to the standard
ofq Pythianism.
Remember your agent will be
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M. Stanfield has Indian p Herbs,
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what is best.
Mrs. frankie Miller, of Seventh
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District Deputy Floyd Williams
addressed the X. of P.'s and Courts
of Calanthe in one of the finest eff
forts heard here in years. Acting c.
C.. turned the gavel over to Sir Chas.
Abbott, who acted as master of cere-
monies.
Mrs. Nd. H. Burrell made short
and timely address. Special Deputy
Poindexter also spoke about the ad-
vancement Of the order under Grand
Chancellor w. B. F. Crowell.
In MEMoRIAM
In loving remembrance of our
Elizabeth Victoria Steptoe, age 16,
the daughter Of Spencer and Callie
Steptoe, whom God called home April
2, 1924.
'- Our home is said and lonely,
Since our dear Elizabeth passed
SO often our hearts wander
To the gra We not far away.
We do miss You dear daughter,
But we know that you are at rest
And we know that you are waiting,
For the ones that you lovedbest.
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In the budding of her youth;
For she loved her Lord and Master,
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That sweet voice is ever still;
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mand,
But must answer to His will.
May we live and serve our Master,
And walk the straight and narrow
way;
SO when life on earth is ended,
We will meet in Heaven some day.
Her Father, Mother, Sisters and
Brothers.
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LEGAL NOTICES
VIRGINIA.:

VIRGINIA:
In the Law and Equity Court of
the City of Richmond the first
day Of March, 1895. /.
ELENORA BOILING Plaintiff
against
JAMES BOILING. Defendant
I'm CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to OBJ
tain an absolute divorce from the
bond OF matrimony by the plaintiff
from the defendant upon the ground
OF wIful desertion and abandon
ment for three years and more.
And an affidavit having been
made and fled that the defendant
is not resident of the state OF
Virginia; II is ordered that said
defendant, James Boll'ng appear
here within ten days after The due
publication OF this order and do
whst may be necessary to protect
his interest in this suit
Copy-Tes'e:
LUTHER LIBBY, Clork
By f. M Edwards, D. G.
J. HENRY CRUTCHFTELD, p. a.
1117 ID Marshall St,
Richmond, Va
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jectionabis than the singing of its
parents trying TO make II stop
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sportGSrc.. pay no attention to mo
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The Bozeman courier., 1926-10-01
LOSSES
HEAVY This YEAR

While detailed figures on 1926 for
est fire losses will not be compiled
before December 1, preliminary es-
Inmates submitted to the Western
Forestry and Conservation associa-
tion permit giving, for the first time,
a general review Of the season for
the five states of California, Oregon,
Washington, Idaho and Montana.
1t has been one Of heavy expense
and rather more than normal loss of
logs, equipment ,and refOrestation
but except for national forest losses
in northern Idaho and elsewhere, not
severe in destruction of salvagable
merchant timber. Loss of this was
less than tenth Of l per cent Of the
total stand in the five states.
There were 7,4O8 fires. Merchant
able timber more or less damaged
is estimated at 522,1OO acres, with a
loss Of 9O6,000,OO0 feet. OF this,
726,0C0,000 feet, or 80 per cent, was
government timber and 18O,OOO,O00,
or 20 per cent, privately owned. 9th
er potential forest land burned over
is placed at 1,181, 900 acres. This
includes cutover land and old burns,
also some brush and range territory
of doubtful classification as true for
est land. Loss Of logs and equipment
is estimated at $749, 700 Cost Of fire
suppression and protection to private,
state, and federal protective organi-
zations was not less than $4,750, 600
In Montana there were 735 fires.
Merchantable timber land burned over
was $4,000 acres, and other forest
land swept by the flames brought the
total to 131 600 acres. Merehantable
timber killed is estimated at 90, 100 :
600 hoard feet, Of which 1900 600
feet can be salvaged. The net loss
Of nerenanfsble timber, therefore
was approximately 203.loo,000 board
feet.-The Forest Patrosman.
The Bozeman courier., 1926-10-01
BODGETS
FOR z ACTIVITIES

Increased allotments for expert
ment stations and extension service
will be asked of the legislature next
January. The state board of educa-
tion, at its recent meeting in Helena,
approved budgets of $135,200 and
$134,90O for the experiment stations
and six branches for 1929 and
1928-29, and of $98,808 and $104,O78
for extension service activities for
the same two years. The amounts
total increases of $38, 900 for the first
year and $4,000 for the second year.
They will permit, Chancellor M. A.
Brannon explained, of reinstatement
of the bee and poultry departments,
resumption of restricted activities in
other lines, and strengthening of the
market service.
Expressing the belief that the ex-
penses of the four teaching units Of
the university should be limited to
the receipts from the mill and halt
educational levy, the board named a
committee including Governor En-
ickson, Attorney General Foot, Miss
Trumper and John Dietrich to coop
crate with the executive council COM
prising the chancellor and the heads
of the institution to trim the institu-
tion requests to that figure estimat-
ed at around 100000 annually fol-
the next biennium.
Chancellor Prannon was empower.
ed to authorize travel expense Of
members of the administrative anC
educational staffs of the educationa'
institutions to meetings and conven
tions outside the state and to EN-
ploy outside experts and lecturers
when ''he deems such expenses wise
and necessary and within the bud
get"
Authorization was given the stat,
college to increase its student activity
fee from $15 to $40, as asked by the
student body and recommended b!
President Atkinson.
| At the suggestion of David HilgeT
+ state historical librarian, the boar,
authorized an essay contest whicl
win be decided on Pioneer day, No
vember 1, the winner of which vii
be presented with medal.
The Bozeman courier., 1926-10-01
". H. M'CALL new
N. S. C. REGISTRAR

w. H. Mccall of this city has been
named to succeed R. o. Wilson, re-
Gently resigned, as registrar of Mon
tana State college. Announcement
of the appointment was made last
Friday by President Alfred Atkin-
son.
Mr.. Mccall is prominent in educa-
tional circles in this and other
states. He is a graduate of Ohio
Wesleyan, where he received his de-
gree in 1903. He served three years
as registrar of Willamette Univer-
sity at Salem, Ore, and then was
principal of high school at Oberlin,
Ohio. He came to Montana in 1909,
and for nine years was principal of
the high school at Billings.
In 1920 Mr.. Mccall was named as
sistant professor in English at Mon
tana State. For the last several
wears he has been a member Of the
firm Of Hauseman c7d Mccall. He
is regarded by college authorities as
highly qualified for his rev posi-
ton.