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Plentywood herald., 1934-02-08

hazn the announcement of /.
planned campaign of the IT .
nefsa Ftment Of Agriculture cooper.
zsznE with State Extension deuart
menfs. there Is every reason for
2nxsefy over another grasshoDuer
snourEe again this rear. From a.
cry authoritative quarter varnfng~
are being Issued Mans nf sfafeg
are being circulated showing tba
eES infested areas Every afgcrt
= Dang made to arouse farmers In
such districts 10 the menace which
confrcnfs fsaem and get c.,nrer4ad
arfton to combat il
snersdzn county and ALI tho
cram producing section OF Montana
hs included In the grzsEhouper xona
~nch reaches into Canada Thee
MAPS are shaded from intense
Da2cx In iessening degree to- show
fhe comparative severity nj tha
situation Northern Montana ,s
solid black hSosrh
That indicates that this sac,tor
d the Stale & i'm for the very wor-s
ln~a can possibly be anticipated |
rom the plague and Al estimate ot |
~ per cent crop destruction +.
reeAy made for Sheridan amcrs
ne several counties formfnr fha
aorshea part of she stafe
An HafoK# Nv being made With ~,
likelihood Of xsa1cess m xe~.gv~
osqnat+ appropriation from Con
Plentywood herald., 1934-02-08
c. G. May Win Move
Office Next Well

" " May, district supervisor
Tor the Federaa Land Bank OF sDo-
Kane, who has had his office i'm fh4
FARMERS 4 Merchants Bank aur
Sihg the past several months viii
move February is. He viii be- Ia
Gated In the building now occuDfer
Dy Grant Bakeweli next to MiIIer-~
nrus store on Main street. Mr.
Nay VIII have the back room of
" suale OF offices for his private
olIlsu' s1 Ine front room being nsed
help.
As soon as spring onepx un
there viii be considerahga r.nr -.
praisai work to be done in N.
county on applications which have
oeen made In the past few u,on+h.
ana Mt May will have SUPERVISOR
over this work '@oA
Plentywood herald., 1934-02-08
Total. S16.6a0. e.

County treasurer Paul Kurtz in
formed the Herald that he was
holding up the apportioning of the
funds to the various districts until
those which had exceeded the thre-
Der cent debt limit could take an
vantage OF recent legislation pass
ed at the special session.
II district has exceeded
legal debt limit, 1t may adopt
resolution electing to operate n,i-
der the provisions OF Senate Bill
II, called the tpay-as-you -go,'
plan Then all monies received
from any source whatever NAV he
used for current operating expenses
and not go to retire registered
Should they elect to come under
that Act, then the district must
make a levy the coming year to
provide sufficient funds to retire a
third of their registered warrants.
and so on for the next three years.
This Is the provision Of House Bill
rs.
According to county superin-
.endent Henry Raaen, only a very
'ew districts In the county have
Exceeded their debt limit ait the
present time and are eligible to
'ome under the Pay-As- You-Go
Ian, but those that are should
axe action Immediately, sending
opy OF their resolution to the
ounty treasurer.
The apnortlonment money arriy-
4 this year almost two months
ooner than Is customary. This is
le ffrst time 1t has ever been
nown to have been received Ia
ebruary.
Plentywood herald., 1934-02-08
Plentywood High B. B.
Team Plays Whitehall Here

The Plentywood high school bas-
keiball quintet Is getting ready Tor
q hand game Friday evening, Feb
ruary 9th, when they meet the
high school team from WhitetaiI
at the local high school auditors-
lm.
Ine Doys are looking for
good turnout OF home Fans to
help boost them on to victory.
Plentywood herald., 1934-02-08
WORh On CULRERTSOy
RRIThwE - Durs-rTrxr

lAe center pier on the new
Drange across the Missouri river at
Guaoertson has now been comnIat
3D. and steel girders are being
nzufed TO the site Heads of the
project Tow predict the constr,nc-
iion work viii be completed bv the
early par OF July A big celebra-
non i TO be staged dedicating the
new structure
Plentywood herald., 1934-02-08
APPLICATIONS CONTINUE
FOR AUTO TJCEySrC uU*

fne demand for auto licenses
continued i'm the county treasurer,s
offare the past week at about the
rafe of ten \ day. Up To Wadnes
car evening a total OF 1S2 applica-
IONS had been received Several
of the black and gold "a plates
we're beginning to appear ON the
streets
Plentywood herald., 1934-02-08
$4,000 In Land Bank
Loans Filed Last We<lx

Federal Land Bank loans con-
.lnueu TO De Tiled this week, q to-
lai on $4,000 being recorded no
I'VE different farmers. Anton Sund-
sted secured a loan for $4,000.
Anton Z. Anderson for $4,000. An
ders Olson for $1,000: Karl ped
erson for $4,000; and Tillie and
John J. Eggen for SIS 900
Plentywood herald., 1934-02-08
SC HOOL DISTRICTS
Receive STATE
Hold Up School Funds To
Assist Districts Over
Debt Limit

Money from the state apportIon-
ment fund was received by county
treasurer Paul Kuntz this week to
De distributed to the various school
districts in the county rba
amount totaled s16.630.63. Thfs
compared with $15,198.47 received
in 1892.
The amount apportioned to the
Plentywood herald., 1934-02-08

&0 q Il u a u
ifom = small Ford car near Koch.
esser- MINI some time after mid
night Thursday morning
he mad been home IL hours he
aoTe authorities were aware of his
safety Up 10 early this morning
10 statement had been made by the
ksinapers victim 1T was NOT var
SHOVE Enetaer or mot the ransom
money had been paid.
Il xas believed the kidnapers
nad responded To the pathetic pleas
on the aged and distracted father
Eno had continually sought contact
Win those who held his son can
nve. and had expressed a willing
ness 10 pay the 100000 ransom IN
full
Plentywood herald., 1934-02-08

E. M. Jackson of the Orpheum
Theatre left for Minneapolis Sun
day on a business trip.
Plentywood herald., 1934-02-08

Enator r. J. Sherry OF the Red
STONE review attended to business
In the county seat Saturday
Plentywood herald., 1934-02-08
'kidnapers Free
ST. Paul Banker

Edward J. Bremen, tho
Wealthy young banker
or Saint Paul held for
more than two week s
by k1dnapsrs, vas back
With his family, veil
and happy this morning.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1934-06-14
THE STORY

CHAPTER robin Kershaw, de-
ecendant OF a pioneering family. rode
with Fremont to California. made half
q suitable location for a cattle ranch.
With his bride, who had walked be-
side q covered wagon in the 40 trek.
fornia. Here he found an ideal valley
for ranching and cattle raising. His
pride christened II Eden Valley. Be:
1. Tow tos den ws e wh saa t asr. n sea
plan to build their home. is less
valuable tract which Kershaw's wife
christens Forlorn Valley.
CHAPTER 1.-THE Kershaws PROS
per. Robin Kershaw acquires the most
valuable lands in Eden Valley. Trou-
BILE impends. when Joel Hensley. q Tex
man as Robin Kershaw. settles in the
blood over fences and water for irri-
smoke" Kershaw kills Hensiey and
the blood-feud IL on. Hensley's sons
swearing vengeance.
CHAPTER uI.-By 1917, Rance Kerr
shaw. his son Owen, and daughter Lor-
~ are all that remains of one clan.
Nate Tichenor is the sole survivor on
the World war. Nate Tichenor returns
after an absence OF nine years: He
goes to help Lorry in her car and nnds
AoT AatneE has uiou OF noAES disease.
CHAPTER Iv.--silas Babson. from
Erasping. controls the Forlorn Valley
settlement sesamns through ,,SS his bank; He
the Irrigation and hydro-electric pos
abilities of Eden Valley. He first aims
to secure the heavily encountered lands
Of Rance Kershaw's daughter, Lorry.
Rabson flnds surveyors already on Eden
Valley lands owned by Nate 'Tichenor.
The banker proposes to. play Nate
carrying on the old fend, in this way
getting control Of the key lands nec-
ossary to the project.
CHAPTER v.-Nate. however. has no
Intention OF carrying on the feud. For
1orn Valley buzzes with the news that
the two. survivors of the Eden Valley
saga OF bloodshed have buried the
Owen Kershaw, Lorry's brother, met
in France just before Owen was killed.
They became buddies, and Nate prom
Used that II he survived Owen he would
look after Lorry a. = brother might
CHAPTER vr.--Lorry informs Nate
volunteers financial aid. Babson, deter
Mates dam-site makes legal applica-
to the Forlorn Valley Irrigation dis
trict, which he organizes. He figures
that through condemnation proceedings
money advanced by Nate. Lorry clears
up her indebtedness to Babson.
CHAPTER vII.-Nate. who plans ex-
tensive improvements on his ranch.
Lorry. Babson discovers that Nate 10
behind power project which threat
ems to ruin ALI the bankers schemes.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1934-06-14
HARD TO LOOSEN
ERRORS GRIP ON
POPULAR BELIEFS

Two eminent scientists at Atlantic
City, taking stock of the state ~
knowledge. catalogued "eight noru
lar beliefs that are not true" TINS.
"A child is Influenced by what u.
mother sees or thinks before tho
child is born; birth marks oro
caused by what a mother sees ~
touches before her child is horn.
in former times the average Length
of human life was much longer tbon
now; fat people always are good
natured; mental disorders are cansod
by overstudy; children of first cons.
ms, though of good parentage, arc
likely to be feeble minded: heavv
growth of hair on a persons limbs
and chest indicates great physical
strength; the theory of evolution i'm.
plies that men are descended from
apes"
This list Of beliefs unbiased in fact
is particularly interesting because
each of its items is venerable cum.
berer of the human mind. None Of
these widely accepted errors is of re.
cent origin; none Of them arises from
the life of today; even the youngest
of them, that concerning the theory
of evolution, is of a considerable age:
and all of them have been contra.
dicted by authority time and again.
Yet they persist in vlgor apparently
unimpaired, and there is no sign that
any Of them is giving ground under
the impact of denial.
A belief once accepted by the pop.
ulation at large has more lives than
litter of kittens. The earnest incul.
Gator of sound doctrine who attempts
to dislodge it undertakes an almost
hopeless task. Nor does this mean
that truth is Knocked. The untruth is
simply, often picturesquely, dressed;
the exceptional circumstances that
seem to support 1t are wildly related
and remain in the memory, while the
growth Of truth is likely to be a drab
garment stitched with ifs and butts
New York Sun.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1934-06-14

Center, and when the banks smashed
all the depositors will be smashed
with it."
"You don't truly love me-" she
chided him, petulantly.
II can give up my love. I've lived
Twenty-Five years without it and can
live some more"
Again she put her arms around him
and drew his face down to hers. "Why,
we're feuding again, sweetheart" she
murmured softly. "Have 1t your own
way. I'd rather have you than the
scalp of Silas Babson"-and she sealed
that announcement with kisses.
"You win, Lorry. You can lead a
mule to water but you can't make him
drink. I'll smash Babson for you. And
have an ancient grudge against that
rat Henry Rocky, too. so I'll knock
him out Of the best salaried position in
Valley Center"
whats wrong with Henry Rookby?"
: "Once, when I was about sixteen
years old, walked around the blocl,
in Valley Center to avoid coming face
; to face with your brother Owen. Rock
; by saw me do it. so he followed me
! and twitted me about it. Implied I
was afraid of Owen. Then he went
back and talked with Owen and I saw
! the pair Of them smiling in my direc-
ton. So l didn't avoid the meeting
after that Rocky would have liked
to see killing, imagine, just to vary
the routine of his dull life. So bent
my gun over his right shoulder-up be-
tween the shoulder and the neck-and
knocked him fiat on his back. And
( ] said to him: Rocky, If you want
} killing, say so and I'll kill you. I'm
not looking for Kershaw-yet.'
"And what did Owen say?"
"He was ready for me, but he didn't
pull. And when Rookby picked him.
self up Owen said. That's right,
Henry. This is the closed season in
Eden Valley'-and he gave Henry Rock
by the great-grandfather of all the
kicks under the coat-tail. and walked
away from me-"
Poor owen"
$50 I'll make a wholesale Job Of
cleaning out that rats nest in the
Bank Of Valley Center. If l can. And
after I've smashed the bank I'll buy
the wreck. saving the depositors, and
have myself elected president"
"You've got to promise something
else before I'll marry you. Nate. Help
me with the branding-you're a top
hand and can use you-but as soon
as the branding's finished go away and
complete your business and come back
to me as soon as you can"
Il promise. But let me give you
small warning. Don't crowd me with
too many demands for promises"
"The only promise I'll ever exact
from you again, Nate Tichenor, will be
to love. honor. and cherish me until
death do Us part"
"And endow you with all my worldly
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1934-06-14
CHAPTER TX

Joe Brainerd. editor Of the Valley
Center Register, had been summoned
to the Bank Of Valley Center. Babson
led him into his private Office. And
then, for the last time. he disclosed his
plan for the organization of the For
lorn Valley Irrigation district.
Here's the copy for full-page ad."
he finished. TITS a call for a mass
meeting Of the citizens, to be held next
Saturday afternoon In the plaza, for
the purpose of discussing the water
situation and the appointment OF a
committee to investigate the possibili.
ties Of leading surface irrigation into
the valley. I'll plant the idea good and
strong in their minds at that mass
meeting, but In the meantime you get
out a good rousing editorial that will
give them something to think about.
Warn 'em that this Mountain Valley
Power company Is about to grab the
water for power purposes. Tell 'em
Nate Tichenor's the Mountain Valley
Power company. Give Tichenor hi
in a quiet way, but be firm. II we
tackle Tichenor now the chances are
we can euchre his company out of a
contract to sell water to Forlorn Val
/ ley. Get the idea? He told me his
company wouldn't consider selling US
water and why. If we threaten his
source of water supply, chances are
he'll change his mind and do business
with us. And that's what we're after"
(To be continued)
More Redhsadsd Boys
Red hair il said to occur more ire
GueAtly among boys than among Eirla
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1934-06-14

End treekles,
ibhckhedds,
blemishes

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don't endure skin blemishes a minute
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While you sleep it works wonders and
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1934-06-14

plumpness on upper arms-at the same
time build up strength and increase VI
tality--feel younger and keep free from
headaches, indigestion, acidity, fatigue
and shortness of breath.
Just take half teaspoonful Of Krus'
chen Salts first thing every morning IN
a glass of hot water. If not joyfully
satisfied with results of one So cent jar
Qasts A weeks) money back from any
drugstore the world over. But make
sure you get Kruschen--the SAFE way
to reduce.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1934-06-14

'You've Got to Promise Something
Else Before III Marry You Nate"
goods-including the Eden Valley wa
ter. suppose. Funny sweetheart I'll
race You back to the house for a
dollar"
you'd win. That horse you're rid
ing can step"
"Make II a kiss then"
"Well, you'd still win. so I might as
well pay the bet here and now" And
she did.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1934-06-14

Soviet Russia will have no famine
similar to that of last winter when
100000 died, according to reports
from Moscow. The 1888 harvest was
more evenly divided and peasants
given more grain than in the previ-
GUS season. This is expected to avert
another calamity.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1934-06-14

Nine. Curie is suffering from an III.
ness caused, her scientific associates
say, by overwork in her radium lah.
oratory. She is sixty-six, and sbould
nave a rest. But ambition and love
Of truth are pitiless slave-drlvers
G. King Features Syndicate. 1ps
WNU Service
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1934-06-14

"They can't come to Eden Valley
any MORE" he decided aloud. "Tll put
a sign up on the gate that leads from
the open country to the Bar H." The
mountaineer was speaking now. II
wouldn't have truck with your enc
mics, Lorry."
She leaned over, put her arm around
his neck. drew his face down and
kissed him. II do love you. Nate. And
were sufficient unto ourselves, aren't
wer'
He held her so close to him she
could hear his heart humping with
the fierce Joy that possessed him. He
was happy at last: the thought came
to him that never again would he be
lonely. Nevertheless, he had dreamed
q big dream and he recoiled from the
prospect Of abandoning It
1--WE needn't be friendly with them.
darling" he resumed. ''but we can sell
them water. make lot Of money out
of them and save them q lot of money.
And it's not altogether their fault that
we've been ostraclzed. You've got to
admit we weren't q wholesome crew."
''Wem ruin Them" she cried. passion
ately. "and when they've been ruined
wen run cattle over their farms.
Nate"
She was still recalcitrant, for she
had been wounded deeply, and women
do not forget their wounds as readily
as men do. "rm not interested, Nate.
am not my brothers keeper"
81 rather thought you might urge
me to be nice to them." he complained
little sadly. And he went on to
sketch the situation as he had con-
ceiyed it. the girl listening alertly and
forbearing to interrupt him. At the
conclusion of his statement she said |:
very well. Nate. I'll get religion
and love mine enemies; they've struck
me on one cheek, but for your sake
I'll turn the other. But I'll not for
give Silas Babson. Nate, he killed my
father just as surely as any Hensley
ever killed Kershaw or any Kershaw
ever killed Hensley. You said a mo-
ment ago you wouldn't have truck
with my enemies. Well, that Babson
is my enemy. Are you going to have
truck with him?"
II do not see how can very well
avoid that, Lorry. Forlorn Valley will
have to form an irrigation district to
get the water and you know Babson's
their bellwether. He'll run the show"
'He mustn't run 1t with you. You'll
run that show. I'll not have you play
ing second fiddle to a man that isn't
at to shine your boots. That's final"
swell. how are you going to prevent
It. splthre?"
''If you do I'll not marry you"
Threatening me. ehi Don't you
realize none of my clan has ever been
driven?"
She lodged that terse thrust. "ru
compromise with you. Be nice to the
Forlorn Va1eyites. II you wish, but
smash Babson. want him smashed"
she added With quiet vehemence
But II humor you, little wildcat,
I'll have to smash the Bank OF Valley
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1934-06-14

Red hair il said to occur more IRE
GueAtly among boys than among Kirla
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1934-06-14

lbs. and am IN perIeCS
condition - really l
never felt so well"
Mrs. B. G. Terry,
Tampa, Fla. ,
Don't stay fat and
unattractive - not
when it's so easy and
safe to get rid of dou'
BILE chins, ugly hip-tat
and unhannmi u e
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1934-06-14

The super-learned Doctor Einstein
of relatively fame, warns the United
States that America is not innocent
Of Europe's misery" and in demand
ing payment of her debt becomes ian
accomplice in the ruin of political
morality and the cultivation Of a re-
venge spirit encouraged by despair"
So says an Associated Press dispatch
from Paris.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1934-06-14
NEVER FELT BETTER
SINCE She LOST SO
POUNDS OF FAT

Three months ago I started using
kruschen and weighed 20l lbs. Today
after starting my 4th jar I've lost. ~
Evening star., 1934-06-20
.M|X|NGOF DRINKS
I IN SIGHT URGED
Board Also Would Extend
Sale of Bottled Goods
to Midnight. /!

Removal of the ban on mixing
drinks in the sight Of patrons and
extension of the hours of sale for
bottled liquor from 10 pm. to mid
night was proposed today by the
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board.
The changes were recommended in
a statement laid before the Commits
sioners by George w. Offutt, chair
man of the A. B. c. Board. He said
the changes were suggested in the
interest of better conditions and bet
ter enforcement Of regulations.
If adopted the first change would
permit operation of service bars in
dining rooms Of hotels, restaurants
and private clubs, but would not per-
NIT maintenance of bars at which
drinks could be consumed by Gus
toners. The rule would apply to
equipment for drawing beer.
The board informed the Commits
sioners it would be impossible for its
staff to make the necessary and con-
slant inspection of licensed places to
assure compliance with the present
rules.
Offutt said the board finds that
without constant inspection sales in
evitably will be made after the hour
of 10 pm.
Evening star., 1934-06-20
INJUNCTION DENIED
IN AIRLINE FIGHT
U. A. & T. C. Stockholders Had
Sought to Prevent Reor-
ganization Plan.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
WILMINGTON, Del, June 20
Chancellor Josiah o. Wolcott today
refused to issue an injunction to re-
strain directors of the United Aircraft
& Transport Corporation from carry
ing out a reorganization plan adopted
by the directors on May IA.
The restraining order had been
asked by Max Goldberg of Salem,
Mass, a stockholder in the United
Aircraft g. Transport Corporation.
Goldberg's bill alleged that the
plan, which provides for the forrna-
ton of three new companies and dis
solution of the present corporation,
does not represent the honest and un-
biased judgment of the directors and
was formulated for the sole purpose OF
enabling the present board to continue
to manage and control the present
corporations and new ones to be
formed.
The reorganization plan, which was
approved by the directors following
cancellation by the Government OF
commercial airmal contracts, violates
the corporation laws of this State, the
bill states. The plan contemplated
segregation Of passenger and mail
transportation systems of the corpora
ton, the Eastern equipment manu-
featuring subsidiaries and the West
ern plane manufacturing subSidiarles'
Evening star., 1934-06-20

There appears to be little in the
charge that Wall Street was trying to
put something over in the Bulkley
bank amendments. One Of the
amendments was proposed by Chair
man Aldrich of the Chase Bank
(Rockefellers). 1t would extend the
time for divorcing security afaliates,
but would not relinquish public safe
guards against old practices Of afhh-
ates. Most of those on the inside
thought it was all right.
Federal Reserve Acts.
The other Bulkley amendments
were drawn by the Federal Reserve
Board crowd.
The funniest picture In Congress is
the face of Senator Carter Glass while
Huey Long is talking. The Glass
mouth droops with taut disgust.
Every one else may litter and smile
at Huey's jokes, but Glass never lets
a wrinkle bend.
When the Norris constitutional
amendment was adopted, eliminating
the fixed adjournment dates for Con-
gress, 1t was said the usual confusion
at the close would be eliminated.
What prevented it from being true this
time Is the fact that Mr.. Roosevelt
wanted to get rid of Congress as fast
as possible and virtually fixed the ad-
journment date.
The corn-ho0 checks toere de-