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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-13
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-13
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-13

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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-13

B MarasNHe ~"PaccBeT" NMepTca
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NcTopHa pYccROa AnTepaTypbI. B 8
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aN%ROBcEoro. Ns4. "MNp" - 22.00
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a. MepexEOBcENE. C~O6paHHe CopH-
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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-09-24

KE all previous conferences of
the Minority Movement, the
Fourth Annual Conference ex-
ceeded all expectations in the
number of delegates present.
That there should be I'll dele
gates representing 100000 work
ers sent officially by trade union
ranches, district committees of
the unions, local trades councils,
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-09-24

cooperative guilds, etc, in "a
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-04-01
NO BOUNDARIES
FOR THE INDIAN
CASE BROUGHT BY SIX NATIONS
is WON IN FEDERAL COURT
RECENTLY
Federal Judge Rules that Redmen'
are Not Included Among the Menu
bers of Alien Nations Whose Adj
mission to Country is Controlled

For the American Indian no boundary
line exists, according to n decision hand
ed down recently by Federal Judge Oil
Yer Is. Dickinson at Philadelphia, in the
case of Paul Diabo, member of the Iro-
du0is tribe whom the United States
sought to exclude from crossing the
Canadian border without proper immigra-
ton yisas. Judge Dickinson ruled that
Indians are not included among the MEM
bers of allen nations whose admission 10
this country is controlled by existing inn
migration laws.
s.Thi does not mean that the United
States could not exclude him." the decision
read, "hut it does mean that the United
States, having recognized his right to go
from one part of his country to another
unobstructed by a boundary line, which TO
him does not exist, will not be taken to
have denied this right unless the clear in
tentions to do so appears. We do not find
such denial in any Of the cited exclusion
acts of congress-"
Diabo was released from the custody of
the immigration authorities on $500 bond
to abide by any order made by the court
If an appeal is taken by the government.
Dlabo, structural iron worker, was de-
ported TO Canada last March and intended
to forget" the incident, but the Six Ma
tons, the confederation of the six big IN
dian tribes of North America, looked upon
the action of the United States authorities
as a breach Of faith under the Jay treaty.
The confederation induced Diabo to come
back to the United States several weeks
ago to be rearrested, so that q test case
could be made of the issues.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-04-01
WELL DRILL FOR
KEVIN-FLATHEAD

Following a conference In Great Falls
recently, a contract was closed between
the keyin-Elathead company, Inc, for the
immediate drilling on the 1000 acre lease
owned by the Flathead mpaD In town
ship 36-le, in the northeastern part OF
the heyin-Sunburst field.
The contract calls for moving in equip
ment by April i and starting Of q well by
April 10, but S. C. Ferdig stated before
leaving for a short business trip to the
west coast that he intended to start moving
onto the location as soon as road conditions
permit. The equipment win be moved from
the Anderson lease.
ing OF a six-inch hole to 2.1O0, unless tho
Ellis-Madison contact is reached at a lesser
depth and provides fog drilling to $500
feet II necessary. If the EIis-Madison con-
tact is reached at a s~hallower depth the
contract provides for going on down to the
2,10O foot level If necessary.
This is the first operation Mr.. Ferdig
has undertaken on any but his. own proper
ties in Montana, in several years. His TAX
ing over the contract is coincidentaI with
his purchase of Substantial interest IN the
Flathead company.
we wells are now drilling on the Berthe.
Tote dome, three miles farther east, and
with this third well under way the territory
is expected to be watched with interest
by oil men this spring. Production there
would greatly enlarge the known producing
area.
The Kelvin Flathead company was organ.
lied last November and was largely
financed in Flathead county. B. p. Radi.
gan of Shelby is president and general
manager. A.. w. Simon of Kaiispell Is vice
president, Il. ]. Buscher of Great Falls Is
treasurer and w. w. Gall of Billings Is
secretary. These and Frank Hazelbaker Of
Onion make up the board Of directors.
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president OF the Sweet Grass County Wool
Growers association at a meeting held in
this city a few days ago.
Apgar-Ross Eakin, newly appointed
superintendent OF Glacier National park,
expects to take over his new duties Nav i.
according TO word received here.
PoIson-Many big catches are being made
of the Lake Superior whitefish, by com
mercial fishermen at Flathead lake.
Miles City-Elmer and Charles Wilson of
Goldendnle. Wash, have purchased the
Hugh Wells ranch OF 5,S36 acres, located
on Sunday creek, north of Miles City.
charlottesville local park commission
has recommended to the city council that
they sanction the purchase of 20 lots for
the enlargement Of the city's parks.
ST. Ignatius-Dr. G. a. Armour. assisted
by other physicians. conducted an all-day
clinic at the Holy Family hospital in this
town, treating many surgical cases., Il few
days ago.
Great YaIfs-A purebred Holstein COW.
owned by r.. l.. Erickson of this city. led
all COW testing association cows Of the
state in FEBRUARY for butterfar production.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS thousand, three hun
dred and ffty-fve half pint bottles of milk
went to the children of the Missoula schools
during the months Of January and Feb
ruary.
Dirlon-Twenty- nine Montana State Nor
NAL college students received their diplomas
Il rev days aeO ut tnp commencement eA-
~ercises for the second division Of the class
Of 1927.
Great FaIls-Lester llowey, sub-foremaa
for the Montana Power company here, a
few days ago came in contact with n live
wire carrying 100000 volts. The burns
proved fatal.
Butte-A. A.. Rice, said TO he a travelling
evangelist, has been arrested ON a charge
OF VOL; ing the Mann act at Jacksonville,
Fla, on a warrant out of Montana juris-
diction of the Federal court.
Hamiiton-A new industry is to be estab-
lisiied in the Bitter Root. This viii be IN
evapoiating plant in which buttermilk and
skinned milk will be converted into pow
dcred for for hog and chick feed.
Chinook. c. Cronk, breeder of Perch
eron horses, has returned from Maine
where he disposed of n number of valuable
animals. Thirteen horses were sold to a
man now as the potato king" of Maine.
Great FaIis-An award of So, 900 in favor
of Harry II. Rogers, father OF Virgil
Rogers, IL years old. who was electrocuted
in Judith Basin county when he came in
contact with live wires, has been rendered
against the Montana Power company.
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Darby-A new business block is to be
erected here this season.
sweetgras>-The Great Northern railway
company plans TO build a Y south of this
city.
wlnifrcd-Stephen T.. Sande has received
the appointment for postmaster for the see
0nd term.
African order for 10 tons of gopher
poison 10 be used in the Jocko valley has
been ordered.
simms-Black walnuts are being sue
e~essfully grown on the Jim Baker project
farm near here.
Great Falls-The Ideal laundry plans a
new building In this city soon, TO be
erected this year.
Livingston-More than $50 students have
entered in the state music meet TO be held
In this city during April.
Helena-The old dance hali Mt Montana
city, recently used as n school, was a few
days ago destroyed by fire.
Alberton-William Ladiges. mayor OF
Alberton, bagged u huge mountain lion re-
Gently in the Fish Greek district.
PoIson-Nany big catches are being made
of the Lake Superior whitefish, by COM
mercial. fishermen M Flathead lake.
Missouln-The construction OF the new
Lo Lo grade project on the Bitter Root
highway was started a few days ago.
Great FaIls-Walter Mackey. 80. died at
his home at Sand Coulee recently after Ne
had fired Il revolver shot into his head.
Geraldine-Bishop Lester Smith presided
recently at the dedication ceremonies which
formally opened the new M. Il. church here.
Roundup-The general store and home
of Frank Gossick ut Republic, in the vicin-
ity of Klein were destroyed by fire recently.
Helena-More than 1900 have Joined the
American Legion in Montana for 1921, ac-
eording to c. c. Lamp0rt, state adjutant.
Missoula-A night shift has started work
at the A.. c.. NJ. mill at Bonner, approx
mately fifty men being added TO the crew.
Butt-Rev. c. S. Blackiston. aged 81,
pioneer Episcopal missionary who came to
Butte in 1879, died recently ut Portland,
Ore.
Chinook-The Utah Idaho Sugar company
is expecting a 80 per cent increase in beet
acreage in the farming vicinity around
Chinook.
Sidney-At a large community meeting
held recently, the Andes community or
ganized for the holding of a community
fair in 1927.
observation-disclosures c%ounty's 10000 acres
of winter wheat is coming through the
winter in good condition, according to all
reports received.
Hamilton-The Ravalli board of county
commissioners has appropriated $4,000 for
the gopher determination campaign in the
county this year.
Big Timber-R. b. Jarrett was elected
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R GARRETT
HAS NEW VIEWS
CALAMITY WALLER ADMITS NOW
THAT MONTANA is
''DIFFERENT'
Malta Speaker Credits Farm Manage
ment with Results that Have Been
Obtained in Treasure State During
the Past Few Years

Even Garet Garrett of the Saturday
Evening Post admits that Montana has
come back, according to V. ID. Gilman,
farm management demonstration of the
state college. who addressed IA group of
farmers at Malta ON farm management
methods.
Mr.. Gilman said a very definite thing,
which might IN a way he called a reyolu-
ton. had been happening in farm manage
ment. and traced the definite trend of the
last few years to secure more production in
all lines of work, including farming, with
less man labor hours.
Mr.. Garrett while in. the state recently
on Il tour of Investigation, In which he ex-
hihited a willingness TO he shown the
Judith Basin country. said that by all
economic laws and the things that had hap
pened in the state previously, Montana
should be clear out of IT," but the SUR
prising thing is that the area has come
back. and shows more strength. as much
or more, than any other place in the United
States.
Mr.. Gilman illustrated his talk at Malta
with charts showing results of experiments
and records kept In various parts of Mon
tana. An experiment in the Judith Basin
last year with binders. headers and COM
bines, showed a record of AS man hours
FER acre with the binder. 3.6 man hours
per acre with the header. and 10 man hour
per acre with the combine. Mr.. Gilman
said the successful use OF the combine, of
course. rests on the quantity OF land in
grain.
One interesting phase of the discussion
Is the need for spreading the labor hours
more evenly over the entire year, thereby
increasing the income from months hereto
fore often unproductive.
Charts were shown, based ON records
Kept in the Billings area, showing the
direct connection between feeding on beet
acreage. production and cash income. Also
the tendency tow ard larger acreages In that
area.
One farm In the Malta area showed a
production Of 30 bushels of wheat to the
acre on land that had been In beets the
year before.
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him, were compelled to keep NOV
ing In order TO avoid freezing to death.
Efforts at making a fire having failed, they
left Helander lying in the snow and struck
out through the woods in search for help.
Bud Brock organized a rescue party,
and, putting on skis, raced ahead of the
party In the hope of finding Helander. Not
the exact spot where the man had
been left, she searched through the dark
woods until she found him. He was dead
when she arrived at the spot where his
companions had left him.. She stayed there
for more than an hour, hallooing to the
rescuing party when it arrived within hail
ing distance.
When the helpers came up she directed
the removal OF the body on n sled and went
back to Bolton with the party.
Flathead folks are trying to obtain for
her a Carnegie medal In recognition of her
work ON that cold, black night in the will
derness of the Glacier park jungle.