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The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-07-21

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La gaceta., 1934-08-18
LOS AMIGOS DE MENOCAL
Sc RETIRAN DEL GOBIER-
NO

Habana, Agosto 18.-Cum-
pliendo acuerdo de su partido
presentaron aver las renuncias
de sus cargos los Ores. Verdeja
Y Compile, secretaries, respecti-
vamente, de sandal y obras
publicas.
Entire ell grupo del expresi-
dcnte Menocal, al que pertene-
cen los renunciantes, y ell, 60
bierno han surgido serias dis
cIepancias.
Junto con su renuncia Ver-
deja entrego al Presidente una
carta del Oral. Menocal, cuyo
contenido Sc mantiene en- Sc
creto.
Ell DR.. Miguel Mariana Go
mez, a quien Sc han concedido
cinco alcaldias para sus amigos
dijo anoche que sinceramente
lamenta la actitud del sector
menocalista, porque tiende a
guitar fuerza al gobierno.
La gaceta., 1934-08-18
LA POLICIA NOTIFICA A
LOS CLERIGOS REBELDES

Berlin, Agosto 18.-La poll
cia secreta politica inform6 a
yer a los clerigos protestantes
opuestos al obispo Muller, que
seran arrestados 81 verifican
reuniones secretas.
La base legal de esta norma
de Suppression es un decreto del
ministerio de la gobernaci6n
que prohibe cualquier persona,
con la exception del obispo del
discutir las normas de
La gaceta., 1934-08-18
LOS CAMISAS AZULES HON
RAN A UN CAMPESINO

Dublin, Irlanda, Agosto 10.
-lnforman de Cork City que
ell canine al norte del condado
de Cork esta bloqueado por ar
boles y cue las lfneas telefoni-
cas- estan cortadas como result
tadO de I'm encuentro entire la
policia y los campesinos, a eau
sa del impuesto sobre ell CANA
do.
Pereci0 en- los d~es6rdenes ell
campesino Michael J. Lynch,
afiliado que era a los fascistas
irlandeses, O camisas azules.
PreSenciaron la ceremonial
de dar sepultura al campesino,
William T. Cosgrave, ell Oral.
Eoin O. Duffy y otros MEM
bros de la oposici6n,
Los camisas azules montaron
guardia de honor.
ES muy grave ell estado de
otro herido, John Riordan.
La gaceta., 1934-08-18
ATACADA J~UDICIALMEN-
TIE LA DE
LA LECHE

A nombre de c. c. Anderson,
los abogados hermanos Pat y
Item Whitaker presentaron
aver un escrito, en- la corte del
circuito, atacando la valdez de
la ordenanza de la leche.
Sc refiere ell ataque a la par
te de la ordenanza relacionada
con la leche achocolatada, que
Sc aprob6 en- 1880 y requiere
una cantidad de mantequilla no
menor de 3:5 por ciento.
Anderson sostiene que ell 2%
es una proportion razonable
para que esa bebida resulte del
agrado del consumidor.
Los Whitaker sostienen que
ia ordenanza es arbitraria e
irrazonable y al mismo tempo
Unconstitutional
La gaceta., 1934-08-18
Corte de 10 Criminal
~DECLARADOS CULPABLES,
DE HOMICIDE ~

Por haber vendido y dado
de beber "moonshine" al nino
Robert James, de Z amos, de la
raza negra, un jurado declare
aver culpables de homicide a
Viola Hayes, de la raZa negra,
duena de un pequeno estable-
cimiento de la Gale de Cons
tant, y Willie Grange, joven de
la mi:ma raza.
Declararon en- ell juicio va :
rias personals, entire elias la ma
Dire del menOr.
La madre dijo que lie lleva-
ron la criatura sin conocimien-
to Y que murio al dia siguien-
tie, en- ell hospital.
En- su defensa la Viola decla
r6 que ell pequeno bebi6 como
81 tuviera la costumbre de ha-
cerlO.
Acus6 ell fiscal Hardee, os-
tentando la defensa los letra-
dos Joseph Wolf y Florence
Hazard Minis.
La condena Sc impondra ell
lunes.
La gaceta., 1934-08-18

Ell ENTIERRO DEL DISTIN-
GUIDO " RAFAEL
MARTINEZ

Ell cuerpo de Rafael Marti
nez, ell presidente de la secci6n
de recreo y adorno del Centre
Asturiano, modelo de caballe,
ros, recibio aver sepultura en-
ell cementerio de la poderosa
sociedad.
Centenares de personals figu
raron en- ell %cortejo, destacan-
dose la directiva y secciones
del Centre y centenares de
miembros de la Logia Caballe-
ros Leales.
Cargaron ell sarc6fago los Sc
nores Juan Martinez, Luis L6-
PEI, Antonio Muniz, Julio Alva
Irez, Alexandra Garcia, Jesus
Fernandez, Manuel Ros y VIII
lie Hernandez, fernando la es
Gotta de honor Jose Viejo, Sc
gundo Sanchez, Oscar Cuervo,
Manuel Sanchez, Mario Pulla-
ra, Jose Gonzalez, Antonio L6-
PEI Fernandez, Luis Mendez,
Maxine Gonzalez, Severio
Quintanilla, Alfredo Duarte y
Jose Mendez.
Despidieron ell duelo en- Ell
cementerio ell Sr. Jose Coma.
leZ, por. ell Centre Asturiano
Felipe Alvarez, por los escoge-
dores, y MaXimino Rodriguez,
por los Caballeros Leales. Ora
clones sinceras, que conmovie-
ron a los que escuchaban.
He aqui una lista de las CO.
ronas y ramos: de Luis Lopez,
Centre Asturiano, Seccion de
Recreo y Adorno, Felipe Alva-
rez y familia; Seccion de Int
reses, Los Amigos del Pasaje,
sus amigos de la escogida de
Regensburg, Berta Rodriguez,
Alexandra Garcia Y familia,
secci6n de Recreo de la Unio-
ne, Atlantic Ice and Coal, Sec
cion de Recreo del c. Cubano,
Agrupaci6n de Casados, Caba-
lleros Leales, Secci6n de Da :
mas, Wagner Brewing. sus
companeros del Boulevard, sus
amigos Juan, Genaro Y Julio
Angel l.. Greco, Guillermo
Hernandez, su Tit Y familia y
Su hermano.
Reiteramos ~nuestro sincere
pesame a los familiares de Ra-
fael Y al Centre Asturiano.
La gaceta., 1934-08-18
SOCIALES
MdTapd en- La C0lunnd

Md1and en- La COlumnd
Ell gran festival de los Loyal
knights of America, que habra
de quedar grabado, con letras
de orc, en- las paginas de la email
tecida agrupaci6n.
FL sabroso arroz con polio Sc
IA servido p0r ell restaurant
Las Novedades", donde Sc han
preparado 500 pollos. Hasta
ahora hay pedidas $50 racio-
mes.
Publicamos ell programa com
pleto: A las II 80 a. M, Sc abri
ran los t%errenos; los cohetes y
vcladores comenzaran a las II;
media bora despues sera ser
vidO ell almuerzo, compuesto de
arroz con polio ,entremes, pu-
din, pan, laguer y cafe. La dam
"a montanesa comenZara a la
1870; ell concurso de manzana
para las damas, con premio, a
las 200. La Orquesta de Mano
Sanchez, tOcara la primera pie
"a a las 2:30. Carreras en- sacO
con premios, para ninos, a las
3; las de un solo pie Sc efectua-
ran media bora mas tarde, so
lamente para caballeros. La pi-
nata sera rota pOr las damas,
con opci6n a IN premio, a las A..
Entrara en- ell terreno un indi-
viduo, a las 2 de la tarde, con
un premio de 2 pesos para gas
tar en- la cantina. Los concu-
%rrentes diran Dame ell pre-
MO haSta que Sc encuentra Ell
individuo que 10 tenga, y que lie
entregara al vencedor.
Durante la fiesta Sc regalara
una ternera.
Las guaguas saldran de la
esquina de Cuesta, comenzan-
do a las II m. La entrada, con
derecho al almuerzo, cuesta 81.
La gaceta., 1934-08-18
Ell ENTIERRO DEL
INFANTE D. GONZALO

Madrid, agosto 1S.-Comuni-
can de Viena que ell cUerpo del
Infante Don Gonzalo, cuarto hi
jo del ex-rey Alfonso, recibi6
sepultura en- Poertshach, en-
Wcerther See. La consagraci0n
del cuerpo tUvo lugar en- la ca
I,sa del Condo de Hoyos y parti-
ciparon en- ell acto dignatarios
de la iglesia. Una guardia de
honor la ofreci6 ell Heimwehr.
La procession funeral hasta ell
cementerio la integraron una
.,escOlta de honor de la Guardia
Alpha, una banda de mdsica y
tres carros llenos de flores.
De las rosas rojas que eran
las favoritas de Don Gonzalo,
su padre lie mand6 una corona;
la corona de la reina era de ro-
.Sas amarillas.
Detras del feretro caminaron
Don Alfonso, Dona Victoria Y
eel resto de la familia.
Emilio Fey, ell comisario de
seguridad ,atendi6 al entierro
rc1mo Representative del gobier-
no. Frau Miklas, esposa del
P'esidente, representa- a este.
Ademas asisti6 ell gobernador
de aCrintia Oral. Huelgerth.
Don Alfonso do las gracias
al comandante Fey y al gober-
nador, por haber permitido que
destacamentos militares figu-
traran en- ell entierro.
!. ICentenares de telegramas
'mandaron de aqui, por arist6-
cratas y monarquicos, a los que
'fueron reyes de Espana.
La gaceta., 1934-08-18
LA ORDEN K. K. K. COMBA-
TIRA AL NAD LONG

Atlanta, Ca, Agosto 49,
Cast en- los mismos moment0s
que George w. Christian,
jefe de las camisas blancas,
lanzaba un fuerte ataque con-
ira la Orden K. K. K, esta or
ganizaci6n anunciaba que Sc
opone y Sc opondra a los pro-
cedimientos del senador Huey
Long, "dictador" del estado de
Louisiana.
Csando en- Baton Rouge Sc
lie pidio un concentrate a Long,
este lanz6 frases injuriosas.
Tocamos la corneta, dijo ell
mayo imperial Evans, para re-
mover a Long del poder y obli-
garle a que Sc retire.
Contestando a palabras de
long, Evans dijo que en- 1924
habia hecho un viaje a Loui-
para apoyar la candida
tura de Henry L. Fuque, que
venci6 en- aquellos comicios.
'Entonces hicimos un ciudada-
no privado del "Kingfish," 10
que haremos otra vez.
La gaceta., 1934-08-18
POND Y SABELLI EN-
VIAJE DE RETORNO

Roma, agOsto 18.-A las 1902
de Ia manana p~artieron de aqui
con rUmbo a Irlanda, en- viaje
de retorno a los Estados Uni
dos los aviadores George Pond
y Cesare Sabelli. Acudi6 a des-
pedirlos ell Oral Giuseppe Vale,
subsecretario del aire, y MEM
bro de la familia Sabelli.
Ell despegue Sc hizo del aero
dromo militar de Monticello,
para evitar que la multitud Sc
congregara.
La gaceta., 1934-08-18
SEBRING NOMBRADO JUEZ
. DE LA CORTE DEL CIR
QUITO

Tallahassee, Agosto 18.-Pa-
ra suceder al juez A. V. Long,
nombrado juez federal, ell gober
nador Sholtz nombr6 aver juez
de la corte del circuito a H. L.
Sebring, de Jacksonville, coach
4ue fuera del team" de foot
ball de la Universidad de Flori-
da.
Sebring fue Representative a
la legislature del estado, en- las
pasadas primarias.
La gaceta., 1934-08-18

la iglesia protestante en- peri6-
dicos, revistas, manifiestos 0
asambleas pdblicas.
Ahora Sc ha sabido que ell
canciller, como resultado de
las conversaciones sostenidas
con Mueller, ell dia Is de julio,
ha tornado todos los problemas
religiosos en- suS manos.
La gaceta., 1934-08-18
ATACARON LOS COMUNIS-
TAS


Hongkong, Agosto 18- Los
comunistas han lanzado nue. :
Vos ataques en- Foochow, au :
mentando la tension politica.
Por centenares llegan los refu-
giados, diciendo que los rojos
atacaron a Peihu, sufriendo am
has parties considerables bajas.
Noticias de Canton confir-
man 10 de los nueV0S combates.
Las defensas fronterizas en-
Canton y la provincial de Kwan
tung van a ser reforzadas.
La gaceta., 1934-08-18
CumplednOS

CumpIedNOs
La graciosa nina Olguita Ia
MARCO cumpli6 aver 3 amos de
edad. Sus padres los aprecia-
bles esposos Enrique y Eloisa
Tamargo, la obsequiaron con
un party en- su hogan de la Gale
10 numero 2511.
Una vida de algeria y ventu-
ras, es ell deseo del cronista.
La gaceta., 1934-08-18
UNA DFSCARGA ELECTRI-
CA INCENDIO LOS ESTA-
BIOS

Una descarga electrical incen-
do aver los establos del hip6-
dromo de Tampshores causan-
do danos que Sc estiman en-
$1,000. Los bomberos volunta-
rios, ayudados por la lluvia y
viento favorable, localizaron las
llamas, impidiendo que Sc ex-
tendieran.
Hombres y mujeres de esa
rCblaci6n ayudaron a combatir
ell fuego.
La gaceta., 1934-08-18

La fiesta del Centre EsDdHot
Componen la comisi6n encar-
gada de los tickets" para ell
festival del dia 2 en- TODD ell edi-
ficio de West Tampa, los seno-
res j. Arrange, M. Fernandez
Rubio (Parruca), S. Aleman,
Mijares y J. Echeverria.
SECURE informando.
La gaceta., 1934-08-18
Cltde6m

CtGci6m
Ell secretario INFERNO de
la Agrupaci6n LA Column
ma" eta a todos sus miembros
para una junta manana domin-
go, a las II y 30, en- ell lugar de
costumbre.
Sc ruega la mas puntual asis
tencia.
Cesar RiUer0.
La gaceta., 1934-08-18

Lo sentlmoS Y eSperamos que
muy pronto Sc reStablezca.
Vidal GaIdn
Muy conocido entire noso-
tros, donde goza de gran esti-
maci6n.
Ell Sr. Galan fue lector de
tabaqueria y hombre de gran
des iniciativas.
Con motive de encontra~Se
enfermo en- un hospital de Jack
sonville, sus amigos lie haran
una colecta, ell pr6ximo viernes,
en- la fabrica Gel Paraiso'. Sc
lie quiere mandar a Espana.
Esperamos que estas gestio-
mes tengan satisfactorio result
tado.
La gaceta., 1934-08-18
LGmentabIe accidente

L0WeHt0bIe 0Cc2dente
La culta e interesante Srta.
Mayita Lima guarda CANA en-
su Residential de la avenida II
numero $40, por haber sufrido
la dislocaci6n de una rodilla
cuando montaba su bicicleta, ell
pasado microbes.
Sus amiguitas visitan su no
gar, interesandose por su esta-
do.
La gaceta., 1934-08-18
Fiesta de playa

Fiesta de playa
Por los muchachos del Sou
venir Social Club, manana, en-
Clearwater. Habra un concur
so de nataci6n. Saldran de la
American Legion, a la l de la
tarde.
Anoche ingresaron 9 como
cidos j6venes.
La gaceta., 1934-08-18
Carta de graciaS

lCarta de gracias
De la Sra. Virginia Santos,
a todas las personals que Sc in
iteresaron por su esposo, q. re-
rientemente falleciera, y en-
particular a las que enviaron
ofrendas florales y lie acompa-
naron hasta ell cementerio.
La gaceta., 1934-08-18

Lo sentimos Y esperamos que
muv pronto Sc reStablezca.
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ITEMS
Second Hand Grain Binder in
good shape for sale.

Second Hand Grain Binder in
good shape for sale.
EDER HARDWARE co.
Mrs. John w. Rowland is in re-
celpt of word that her sister, Mrs
w. E. Rhodes, died Wednesday at
her home at Winterset, Iowa.
Marion Franklin, who is one or
Uncle Sans boys in the U. s
navy, is home on furlough to visit
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
H. Franklin.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Morris and
children, Mrs. Al Mason and
Frank Litton of Sarpy passed
through Hardin Saturday, en-
route to Wyola on a business trim
Mrs. Edna McKinnon, a sister
to Hon. wellington D. Rankin, was
IN Hardin, Friday and Saturday Of
last week in the interest of her
brothers candidacy for the Re-
publican nomination for the short
term senatorship.
w. A.. Wolcott, who recently
underwent an abdominal opera.
tlon, has sufficiently recovered to
De able to get around town again
oy the aid of a cane. While
still quite weak, he is LOOKING
much improved in health.
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Edwin, the 2O-year-old SON of
", A. Rollins, was operated or
at the Hardin hospital. Thursday
morning, for a ruptured appendix.
AT last accounts he was progress
sing ~favorably.
Jesse Criswell. mi of the demo-
cratic candidates for nomination
OF sheriff of Big Horn county, ana
Chase Lawrence, yesterday Ship
ped four cars of cattle to the
Chicago market. the former
car and the latter, three.
William T. Benbrooks, e
chant-postmaster of Lodge Grass,
transacted business in Hardin.
yesterday. While here he made a
pleasant call at the Tribune-Her-
aid Office and renewed his SUBJ
scrlption for another year.
MI. and Mrs. Warner Brown,
who live on a dryland farm on
the Middle Fork of Sarpy, were
transacting business in Hardin,
yesterday. They report the dry
weather and the hot sun have
destroyed practically everything
in the way of crops in their Sec
ton.
Ed Lundgren and T. T.. Cash,
owner and general agent, respec-
lively, of the Midwest Shows, a
carnival company which makes
It's headquarters at International
Falls, Mimi, were in Hardin, We'd
nesday, looking over the country.
They expect to bring their shows
here within the next few weeks.
Carl Rankin of the Big Horn
Abstract Corporation, accompan-
led by Mrs. Rankin, on Sunday
motored to Great Falls, where he
attended the annual convention
OF the Association of Montana
A~bstracters. While in the Electric
city they were guests of Mrs. T.
E. Gay and her son, Melvin, for
mel Hardin residents-in fact
Melvin enjoys the distinction of
being the first white child born
in Hardin. He holds a lucrative
position in Berger's Department
Store of that city. On their
return home, Wednesday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rankin were accompanied by
Mrs. Gay, who will spend a time
here visiting old-time neighbors
and friends.
George M. Harris, for manv
years engaged in public school
work at Hardin, first as principal
of the Hardin high school for a
period of about six years and later
as district superintendent for a
similar term, was in Hardin, We'd
nesday, from Poison, where he and
Mrs. Harris have been summering
at their cabin on Flathead lake.
Mr.. Harris was here for the pur-
pose of having their household
furniture, stored here since they
left Hardin a couple of years ago,
shipped to Thompson Falls where
Mr.. Harris has been elected dis
trict superintendent of schools.
During his short stay here MI.
Harris was cordially greeted by
many of his old time friends.
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NollCE OF MEETING OF TIL,
BOARD OF EOCAIJZ aT1nH

W BLIC NOTICE is HEREBY
miv fHN. that the board of comfy
SW1a..ilssloners of Big Horn county
M0ntana: will meet as a board Of
touailZatlon on the 10th day of .JuIv
\. ID. 1894. to examine the ASSESSMENT
oooks and eoualize the assessments
oi property in said county,. The hoard
VIII continue in session for that mir
Use from time to time until the bust
ness or equalization is disposed Of
but n2t later than the 18th Snv 81
August. 1884. It, VI
THE ASSESSMENT ROCKS will hs
IN my possession on or before the
ioth DAY of July. 1884. and may he
''i hAWS oy al persons Interested.
mmooNTANA RELATING TO CoUNTY
Section 2574: THE PERSON Ac-
MUST APPLYING redmc-
.I1n must be mad" in the valuation
therahvp er,v unless the narty affected
, uith or his agent. makes and files
M,tn the board a written application
!nereror. verified by his oath shou,'
sms the facts upon which it is claimed
'uSn REDUCTION should be made.
PERSONS AssESSED-BeforeN or,
BOARD grants the application 'nr
makes anv reduction applied for or
omust examine. on oath. the nerson
~ me agent making the a%pplica1iom
III value OF the rODerf ~
such person. No reduction m,,st Ia b..
nIaue unless such person or fho ,r,nt
n1akins the application attends ard
inn W. all questions pertinent to The
Attorney GENERALS
Section 2575 (Sec. 37ss Poi G 80
IoSol must be considered and cor
strued with Section 2574. This sen-
.lon PROHIBITS the Board fro,n
nsaklne any reduction in the yaI,,n
ot PROPERTY when an application FOR
sucn reduction has been made under
Section 2574 unless the person max
ing such application. or his agent
attends before the Board and an.
swers. under oath. all questions ner-
tihent to such application. This sim.
ply means that a person cannot mere
~ tile an application under Section
zot4 IN order to give the board power
ana authority to act on such apnli-
cation and make the reduction re-
.ouested. The person filing the an
plcat1on must appear before the
poard IN person or by attorney: the
BOARD has no power or authority to
grant n application and make the
reduction. Ne
=, BLANK applications may be had at
the county clerks office).
HARRY e. cox.
w., Clerk and Recorder.
rub. June 20. July 6. Is. 20. 81. 1884
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The Prudential Insurance comp,nv
OF America. a corporation. Plaintff.
VS..
John II. Winchester. Jr. and Leon,
T.. Winchester. his wife: Finance
Service Corporation. a CORPORATION
Abraham Winchester: Dave More.
nous and (Catherine) Moreholse
ms Wife. if any: The Yellowston"
erchant Loan Company. a cor
THE STATE OF MONTANA SENDS
GREETING TO THE ABOVE,
NAMED DEFENDANTS:
You are hereby summoned to an
SWfc the n r,f complaint ~ this action
OF this court. and to file vour an srwtr
nhd serve a copv thereof upon the
Dlaintin's attorney within twenty DAYS
LITER the service. of this summons. ex.
case of your failure to appear or an.
~wer. Judgment will be taken against
o bv default. for the relief ds.
handed in the complaint.
rms action is brought to foreclose
ina certain mortgage bearing date
the s3rd day of June. 1926. coverine
the southwest Quarter of the South
west Quarter of Section 10, Township
l. south. Range 33 East. NJ. r. NJ.
Zig Horn County. Montana, which
SSid mortgage is OF record in Book
~ OF Mortgages. page 6]13-614-615 of
me records of the County Clerk and
recorder of Big Horn County. Mon
ta!a. and was executed bv John n
winchester Jr.. then a single man
as mort"aeor. to the Plaintiff herein
as m~ortEagee. 'e"
mess my hand and the seal of
1884. ""' VI June.
v,,, r. r. ROSS. Clerk
",'.u' COOKE. Billings, Mont.
Httorntvs for PLAINTIFF
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
General Land Office at Billings. Mon-
tana. June 25th, 1894

T., N,,iItE is hereby given that Gcorpo
a. Mlillams: of Kirby. Mont, Who
on March 18th. 1929. made Stock'
ralsinS additional homestead entrv
~ 40 S oS9So0; for NEANWA Section
s Sonth SEA Section 80. Township
to'an. has filed notice of %intention
10 make Three year Proof, to est,hn
,lsn claim to the land above descrih.J
oeiore Charles Foley. L. S. Commis.
dav r. at klrbv: Mont. on tie 3rd
names as witnesses. Inv
SllDoons. of Decker. Mont. Hust"r
M~chlhney. of Decker. Mont IVa1tor
i:nhis. OF Kirby. Mont. Jim Hill ot
Kirby. Mont. HILL OF
HARRY w. HILL. R,eistor
FIRST Pub. June 20. 1894
Last pub. July 81, 1894
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Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Waddle,
prominent business people of
Lodge Grass, accompanied by their
son, George l.. Waddle and Miss
Edith Lorene Perkins, daughter
of Ollie Perkins of Wyola, wit
messed the marriage of the young
couple at the Tribune Herald Of
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flee by Charles A. CorkinS, jusI
tice of the peace. Both thes|
young people spent their earl
boyhood and girlhood in Hardi}
and the Big Horn valley, and
have many friends who extend
to them heartiest congratulation|
and best wishes.
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SUMMONS

LII the District Court of the T1;,-
tecnth Judicial District OF rho
State of Montana. in and fo, the
County OF Biz Horn. e
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These next two months you'll drive farther, faster,
than at any other season. Roads will be hotter, too
more dangerous for thin weak tires. To 60 places safely,
to avoid trouble and loss of time, equip now with husky
protected with patented Supertwist Cord. Get today's
low prices and heereater value weofer because Goodyear
Dealers sell the most tires-by millions! See us rieht
away! All types-all prices-in guaranteed Goodyears,
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OF DAIRY
HERDS IN STATE
YELLOWSTONE COUNTY ASSOCIA-
TON LEADS WITH AVERAGE OF
20 POUNDS OF BCTTERFAT
CMONTANA STATE COLLEGE)

(MONTANA STATE COLLEGE,
Cows in Montana Dairy Herd I'm
provement associations were able to
avoid the usual results following
drouth- stricken pastures during July
and responded with a production
averaging as high as 49, pounds of
butterfat and 1884 pounds of milk
per animal, according to the report
compiled by j. o. Tretsven, extension
dairy specialist at Montana State
college.
The Yellowstone county association
which had the highest producing herd
had a butterfat average for all cows
or more than % pounds of butterfat
None of the five associations reporting
averaged lower than % pounds of but
terfat. The Yellowstone association
followed in order of production by Mis-
soula. Bitter Root, Cascade, and Lewis
and Clark county associations.
Three association leaders were above
81 pounds of butterfat and only one
dropped below 25.2 pounds. These are
averages for all COWS in the herds
Members reported culling out II heaC
and testing 10 separators for wasteful-
ness.