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OTTO RAY.
Sheriff Of Marion County.
j e. Martin. Attorney for Plaintiff
Aug 30-Sept 6-l3. 1885.


SHERIFF o SALE
BY virtue OF certified copy OF a decree
10 me directed from The ClvTS of the SUI
perior Court of Marion County. Indiana in
cause No A-Sll7O wherein ProHdent
Building and Loan Association Plaintiff
and James a Bailey Edna e Bailey De-
PENDANTS requiring me 10 make the sum Of
Fifteen Hundred Nincty-One Dollars and
SlTtv-FOur Cents iS1591 64l. as provided
for in said decree. with interest and costs.
I VIII expose at pubic sale TO the highest
bidder, on Saturday, the 21st day Of
September. 1885. between the hours Of 10
o clock \. NJ. and clock p NJ OF said
cay. at the door Of the Court House of
Marion County. Indiana the rents and
profits for a term not exceeding seven
years. Of the following real estate IN Mar
ION County Indiana
35 feet of OF the north side Of lot
40 IN +. r. Fletcher subdivision Of lots
6 10 . in T. T. & S. x. Fletcher's
Addition as per plat thereof recorded
N plat book, page, Marion County,
Indiana
II such rents and profits VIII not sell for
sufficient sum 10 satisfy said decree with
interest and costs. I viii. al the same
time and place expose to public sale the
fee simple Of said real estate, or so much
thereof as may be sufficient to discharge
said decree Said sale Will be made with
out relief from valuation or appraisement
laws.
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so Securities. Didg. a Loans

WANT TO BUY certain Indiana preferred
stocks. Write for bids. J H ALBERS-
HARDT. 129 E. Market st.
WE PAY CASH FOR COUPONS FROM
FLETCER MERICAN NATIONAL
BANK CERTIFICATES OF BENEFICIAL
INTEREST
n. LEONARD COHEN & COMPANY.
206 INSURANCE BUILDING.
8 z. MARKET STREET.
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OTTO RAY.
Sheriff Of Marion County.
August 80. 1885
Joseph 7 Sexton Attorney for Plaintiff
E-f1
SHERIFF. s SALE

By virtue of certified copy Of decree
to me directed from the Clerk Of the Su-
pcriOr Court Of Marion County. Indiana.
ln cause No A-6l175 wherein PrOvdent
Building and Loan Association Plaintiff
and ClYoe Smith BertIe Smith Defendants
requirlns M 10 make the sum of Twenty
Nine Hundred Thrty-Eight Dollars. and
F0rtv-Nine Cents fs2938 49, rs provided
for ID said decree with interest and costs,
L viii expose public sale TO the highest
bidder. on Saturday. the 2lst day or Sep
tamber. 1898. between the hours Of 10
clock q. N and o clock P. " Of said
cav at The door IF the Court House of
Marion County. Indiana the rents and
profits for a term MOI eTCcedluc seven
years, Of The following real estate N Mar
ion County. Indiana.
Lot 81 10 Kappes and Frank sub
division in he CITY Of indianapolis. as
per plat thereof. recorded IN plat book
Z. page % m the office Of the Recorder
OF Marion County Indiana.
II such rents and profits viii not sell
for sufficient sum % satisfy said decree
with interest and costs. I Will. ~ the same
time and place expose TO public sale the
free simple Of said real estate or so much
thereof as may be sufficient 10 discharge
'ald decree Said sale VIII be made with
lgt relief from valuation or appralsment
laws.
OTTO RAY
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Public participation Is requested
PrRIIC SERNICF COMMISSIONS
By Pete II. Dawson Director.
Mo-or Lnn-c-a Dcrar-- u ~ :
Indianapolis IND September 5, 1885

InolanapoIIS. Ino- Senfemosf ,, I331-
LEGAL NOTICE or PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
34l-B, !.
Application Of Marshall G. STAMP.
d/b Stamp Truck Line Three Rivers.
Mich. for a permit to operate motor Nc-
hces as a contract carrier Of property
interstate. between the Ind.-Mich Sta.a
line and the IND Ill State line over
highways IS. l9 20 y.
Notice is hereby given that The Public
Service Commission VIII conduct public
hearing in this cause in Rooms OF Com
mission. 40l State House. Indiana polls
Ind a. NJ. Monday. September %,
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Joseph T Scxlon Attorney FOR Plaintiff.
Aug 30-Sept 6-l3 1885.

SHERIFF = SALE
BY Vlrfle OF certified copy Of q decree
20 me directed from The C.erk az the Su-
perior Court 81 Marion County Indiana IN
cause No A-8l945 wherein Merit saving
and Loan Association Plaintiff and Harry
a. Ferneding & al Defendants requir-
ing me 70 make the sum Of Seventeen
Hundred Fory-Four Dollars and Seventy
Eight Cents STA 49, as provided for
in said decree. with Interest and costs,
VIII expose az public sale 10 the highest
bidder on Saturday. the 2lst DAY Of Sep
TENDER 1885 between the hours Of 10
0 CLOCK A NJ and Z o CLOCK P II Of said
dav al the door Of the Court House OF
Marion County Indiana The rents and
profits for term tot exceeding seven
years. Of The following real estate IN Mar
ION County Indiana
Lot numbered fttv-two 80 in Fen
nemsns Highland Home Addition 20
the CITY OF Indianapolis. reference be
ing made 20 he recorded plat thereof.
IS recorded Ia pat book 10. - page !,
Of the records in the Office o. the Re-
cCrcer Of Marion County. Indiana.
If such re1ts and profits Will not sell
for sufficient sum 20 satisfy said decree
with interest and costs I VIII a the same
time and place expose % public sale he
fec simple Of SAID real estate. or SO much
thereof as mag be sufficient 20 discharge
SAID decree SAID sale VIII be made With
out relief from valuation or appralsment
laws.
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COMBINATION beer lunch Billiards II
years same location. OWNER. BE-49l2
after y noon.
WILL sell all or e interest in beer tavern
Good location. Terms to right party.
See owner, 2317 n Talbot. Evenings
NEW ideas We are interested in financing
and promoting new patentable ideas-if
YOU have something with merit write
Times. Box Lap
TINES WANT ADS are the most
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FIN A N C IAL
40 Business Opportunities

MACHINE SHOP-Complete $500 Lathe
drill press. shsfting, grinder tools CH-
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SHERIFF , SALE
B. virtue OF a CERTIFIED copy OF a decree
70 me directed from the CLERK Of the 5u-
perlcr Court Of Marion County. Indiana.
in cause No A-74626 wherein City Secur-
tiles Corporation Trustee 4 corporatlon)
Plaintiff and Edward Hoitam. Alma N.
Holtam. - al Defendants requiring ne %
make me slra 81 Thirty -Four thousand
One Hundred E4ghty-TWO Dollars. and
Tnrty-F1e Cents s34.l52 35i as provided
tor il said decree with interest and costs.
I VII expose at pubic sale 20 rEe highest
bidder on Saturday. the 2isr day Of SER
tember 1885. between the hours Of 10
0 clock 4 N and 2 o clock ? n Of said
cav al the door Of the Court House Of
Marion COUNTY Indiana. RE rents and
profits Tor term not exceeding seven
years If nc following real estate n Maj
ION County Indiana
Lot il Miami Powder Company's
subdivision o. lots ] 10 y inclusive n
block In W a. Rhodes North Illinois
Street Addition 20 the Cry az indian
ap0lts as per plat thereof recorded n
pist book @ page f3f II I'll coffee
Of the Recorder Of Marion County. IN
diana
II such rents and profits VIII not sell for
a sufficient sum 70 So tlSfy SAID decree with
interest and costs. 7 Will ~ the same
time and place. expose 20 public sale the
fee simple OF said real estate. or 50 much
thereof as NAV be sufficient 20 discharge
SAID decree said sale VIII be made Witn-
laws.
a Sheriff OF Marion County.
"a - & Summers Attorney for PlaintIs.
Aug. 30-Sepf, Oils, 1880
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Sheriff Of Marion County.
Miller & Miller. Attorney for Plaintiff
ave 30-Sspt. 6-l3. 1885

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBIIC HEARING.
Public Service Commission Docket No.
463-A. 2
Application OF 5 & c. Transpor, Co.
East St. Louis. MO. for coTuhcate to
operate motor vehicles as common
carrier of property interstate between
Evansville ana the IND Ill. State line over
highway &C. between SCUM Bena and The
junction Of highways 3 and 81 over high
way ST.
Notice is hereby given that The Public
Service Commission VIII conduct public
hearing IN this cause IN Rooms of Com
mission, 401 State House. Indiana polls,
IND. 9 a. M Monday, September Is.
1885
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LEGAL NOTICES
SHERIFF SALE


B. virtue Of a certified COPY Il decree
20 me directed from The Gers @, The Sic
pcrior Court OF Marion County. Indiana. .l
cause No. A73599 wherein The Western
aao Southern Lie Insurance Company
Plalntf and BENJAMIN Foreman. e. Al
Defendants requiring ne 10 make thc SUM
o. Scvcrty-TW1 Hundred Ninety Dollars.
and SiNtY-Elght Cents 220 S. as pro-
flceo for tn SAID decree. Wltn interest ana
costs Vil expose 81 public sale % .ac
highest bidder on SATURDAY The 1ist day
Of September. 1885 between ihe hours q
10 O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock 81 ~
SAID dsv. a. he door Of the Court House
Of Marion County Indiana the rents and
profits for a term not exceeding seven
wears Of he following rea4 estate ~ MAJ
ION County. Indiana
Part OF lot hfe ~ n Meridian
He hrs Place, an addition 70 the CITY
az Indianapolis. as pey plat thereof
recorded IN plat book II. paEe 162 IN
the othce Of The Recorder q Marion
County. Indiana. more particularly &C.
scribed rs follows Beginning az
ner OF said lot Tunnine north 9lZ6
feet 70 4 point. thence running west 10
the west lire Of said lot 10 point
thence following the curved line a. SAID
place Of beginning subject 10 an
easement Of u fcet on the north sloe
OF said herein described real estate
for the use and benefit OF he oWncrS
Of four distinct parcels OF real estate
wholly located IN said lot i've i7l
Meridian Heights Place Addition. Mar
ion County. Indiana.
II such rents ana prohfs VIII nov sen
for a sufficient sum 20 satisfy said decree
with interest and costs. ! viii ar tne
same time and place. expose 10 PUBIC
sale the fee simple o. SAID real estate. o.
so much thereof as may be suthclent to
discharge said decree. SAID sale Will hf
MADE without relief from valuation OF
sppraisement laws.
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LEGAL NOTICES


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LEGAL notice OF PUBLIC HEARING
PUBIC Service Commission Docket 10.
2s2-B
Application OF Loren WARD AKRON Ohio.
10Y permit 20 operate motor vehicles as
-l-.ta- carrier e properly. interstate,
re ino ONO STATE Inc ana he
4"@ -lt STATE Inc over highways s. a..
No.l~t hereby s-tcu taaf the Public
service comm iss-or viii conduct publc
...s- .ls u .AiS cause Dr. Rooms ot Com
~. Slaie House. Indianapolis,
'''s 1l Aonaay sept e. 1898.
t.F,llo1 Us requested
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state 81 Indiana. County ~ HENRY S.
1885 80
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UT 0 M o TIV
- Autos for Sale
1870 PACKARD LIE "s~ SEDAN sies.
Deluxe Eeu.rmenf Original owner
Abels-Fink

so " capitol Open Ewes and Sun.
III YMOUTH-ls53 p D. rumble seat coupe.
good rIrtcr Ike new. s3T5. Terms.
trade go Hadlson-av.
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TO M TIVE
43 Trucks. TraiIers, Tractors

cr-r-- al rt.--rr rsnef ss5 down
wEsT SIDE CHEV. 24i9 w Wash. BE-l45o
CHEW -'3I lia-ton chass. SIS down
VEST SIDE CHEV 24l9 W Wash. BE-l42o
cvFv "a f3iv c e. G. sl65 down
WEsT SIDE CHEW. 24I9 W Wash BE-l45o
CHEv.-'2s l'a-ton c. & G. SIS down
VEST SIDE CHEW, 24l9 W Wash. BE-l450
CHEvR CLET-3l is-ton panel s75 down
80 CHEVROLET panel. good condition.
APPLICABLE MOTOR CO. % W. llth-st.
DODGE='29 panel ...-. S35 down
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Indianapolis. Ind September 5 1883
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No
300-A. 5.
Inc Plymouth 10 lease it's certificate No.
300-A 5. to Clifford Loser Culver
Notice Is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission viii conduct public
hearing in this cause in Rooms OF Com
mission 401 State House indianapolis,
Ind a. m Monday September %, 1885.
Public participation is requested.
PUBLIC SERVICE CONFESSION
T..
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OTTO RAY
Sheriff Of Marion County.
SHERIFFs SAL

Means & Blen,ing Attorney for Plaintiff.
Aug 30-Sept 6-l3 1898.
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indianapolis Ind Sept s. 1885.
LEGAL NOTICE or PUBLIC HEARING
Public Serice Commission Docke- No.
6I2-B
Application Of Rov Farcher Co. e
anston. Ill. for permit TO operate mo
tor vehicles as contract carrier IF prop
ertv. interstate. between the Ind III State
line and Eas. Chicago or other points n
Indiana
Notice is HEREBY given that he Public
Service Commission VIII conduct public
I hearing In this cause IN Rooms Of Com
mission. z0l state House Indian polls.
Ind a m Monday Sept % 1875.
! Plh-.c nar-.cLns Ton Is renuez-ec
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LEACIE NOTICE. OF PUBLIC EEARINE
Public Service Commission Docket No.
730-A l.
Application OF Cornelius r. Lindhout
4 fbla Express Service Co., Chicago Ill
for certificate to operate motor vehicles
as z common carrier If property. inter
state between the Ind Ill. State line
and the Ind Ohio State line over high
Wav g.
Notice IS hereby given that the Public
Service Commission viii conduct public
hearing in this cause in Rooms Of Com
mission. 40l State House IndlananOls.
Ind.., q. m. Monday. Sept. p 1885.
Public narticination IS requested
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
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By Richard w. Sharnlese Secrctar-
=. lraE

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
Glib /
Application or Donald Wauman Hamu-
ton. Ohio for permit 70 operate motor
vehicles rs 2 contract carrier OF property.
/ interstate between the Ind Ohio state
line ard the Ind nj state line over high
wavs 40. 81 % 50 Al
Notice is hereby given that the Public
/ Service Commission viii conduct public
hearing in this cause in Rooms Of Com
mission 4o1 state House Indisannapo7.is
Ind Q a m Monday September %. 1888.
Public psrticipa ton is requested.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
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OtherwIse 40 non IS No 35l6 q

chard Street. Inoianap polls
Also Parcel No 2-Lot No "a in joseph
A. Moore's Subdivision Of part Of the
South East Quarter Of Section 81. Town
10 the CITY Of Indiana polls as per Plat
Book 6. page a. in the Recorders office Of
said County Of Marion and State OF Indl-
ana
Otherwise also known rs No 2l06 and
2l08 East 18th Street Indianapo polls
Terms Of Sale. Cash IN hand and not
less than the full annraised value thereof
Dated August 20. 1885.
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1 s. ..e. Meshir.ey IS. Ernest Maaay.

Indiana. County az Henry. SIS.
--.c~-. Court Vacation Term.
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quarter OF SecJlon ~. township 10 MOI th:
Range East Of the Second Principal
Meridian. more particularly described as
ollowS to-Wit; Beginning al point in
he middle Of orchard Street. 1852 feet
South Of the North line and 1862 feet
West of the East line of said "a Section.
hence South on the middle line Of Or
East parallel to the North line of said
I Section 800 feet TO a point. thence
North parallel 10 the middle line Of Or
hard Street 60 feet to 4 point. thence
Section 800 feet TO the place Of beginning
Subject however. to all legal highways
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t-NE - Af.le-t14s
Motor Ncric.e Department.
lrc'a07ro.s Inc Sep 3 1888
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-04-13
Two Of Eight Crowns Won by
Cleveland Fighters In
AAU Tournament

st. Louis. April 13.-(F-A new set
of amateur fistic kings with designs
on 1886 Olympic team berths and the
gold and glory Of the professional
ring. carried home their national
crowns to six cities Saturday. leav-
ing only one in st. Louis.
As several professed eagerness to
retain amateur status until they had
a try at olympic competition. joey
Bauer, sturdy German welder from
Cleveland, announced his intention to
join the money fighters before the
year ends.
The l75-pounder knocked out Louis
Bostick, st. Louis Negro, Friday night
to win the throne vacated by Joe
Louis, 1884 light heavyweight cham
pion.
A second title was carried to Cleve-
land by Troy Bellini, who won the
bantamweight belt.
Jimmy Clark, Jamestown, N. Y.
won the 147-pound title. David Clark,
Detroit, won the l60-pound cham
pionship.
Louis Nova, San Francisco. climbed
through a field of outstanding heavy
weights to win In the unlimited class.
Billy Beauhuld, st. Louis, took the
lightweight class. AL Mellow, River
Rouge, Mich, was the new ruler Of
the featherweights.
The lightest class, flyweight, was
won by Johnny Marcelline, Phila-
delphia.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-04-13
Jack Gibbons Beats
Hethering at FORK

Grand Forks, N. D., April 13.-(R-
Twelve hundred boxing and wrestling
fans from this area packed the city
auditorium here Friday night to
watch Jack Gibbons. 162, st. Paul,
box his way to q clean cut victory over
Ernie Hethering, l6o. hard-punchins
Winnipeg middlweight In . six round
bout that topped q mixed card.
Ralph Baker. veteran East Grand
Forks lightweight, scored q victory
over Tommy Nelson Of Winnipeg In
!, the six round -windup. Baker
weighed 1873, Nelson 100.
In the first four round bout, JOE
Kranzel, 135, Grand Forks, knocked
out Matt Long Of Edmonton, lao, ir
the second round, and Blackie Angelo
of Grand Forks, 100. won over Jack
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-04-13

IN. Y. Swimmers
Victors In Medley
Eleanor Holm Jarrett Leads
Teammates to Win, Will
Defend Backstroke Title

Chicago, April 13. - R - Eleanor
Holm Jarrett. who sings melodies aud
torch songs in q night club between
swims, Saturday night hits the waves
for what seems certain to be q cham-
pionship waltz.
Eleanor will defend her national in
door 10O-yard back stroke title at the
Lake Shore A. G. pool, and there
wasn't an expert in the crowd who
didn't think she would win-probably
in record time.
AS q "tuneup" Friday night, after
Katherine Rawls of Miami had failed
to win the 22o yard free style and her
fourth straight title. the pretty torch
singer led her teammates from the
Swimming Association Of New York
to . great triumph in one Of the fea-
ture events of the national champion-
ship meet-the 800 yard medley relay.
She churned the waters in time Of
1905 or IL seconds under her own
American record to build up lead
that won over the Carnegie Library
Club OF Homestead, Pa.
Jack Medica of Seattle and Adolph
Kiefer of Chicago came up with more
records In exhibitions Friday night.
Medica bettered the worlds 200 meter
and 220 yard free style records, estab-
lished in 1927 by Johnny Weissmuller,
with ease. Kiefer bettered five Amer
ican records in the back stroke-the
$50 yard, 1000 yards, 1890 yards, $500
yards and l,500 meters.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-04-13
! GOLF
S. By AIT Neoz
Shute's Half Explosion Shot Brought
Victory in 1888 British Open

One Of the hottest fights In the
history Of the British Open occurred
In 1888, and resulted in one Of the
most dramatic finishes ever wit
messed.
At the end Of the regulation "a
holes. Craig Wood and Denny shute,
two American professionals, were
tied at the top of the pact, and they
faced each other in an All-America
playoff.
The match between the two Amer
leans was keenly contested. and the
break which finally resulted In
shute's victory came at Hell's Bun
ker. on the long 527-yard, par
fourteenth hole ut historic st. An
drews. during the morning round Of
the 36-hole playoff.
After hitting his second shot badly
and winding up in this, the deepest
trap on the course, Shute could see
his two strokes lead over Wood fad
ing fast. Approaching the green
that serves for both No. 1 and No
IL holes, his ball was resting in the
sand to the left and so yards away
from No. II pin.
But for Denny's keen competitive
temperament, the tide Of victory
might easily have turned here. He
was faced with taking one stroke to
get out, another to get on the green
and two puts to get home for six
The lean larruper entered the trap
with . well-lofted club and played
what he calls a half lf-explosion This
shot is made by playing the ball well
off the left foot. The stance Is open
and the club is laid well back. A full
swing Is taken and, as Denny tells me
lone must be sure to hit the ball
and the sand at the same time"
As properly executed by shute, the
ball left the trap, hit the green with
plenty Of back spin, and rolled II
feet past the pin. He raped the ID
footer down to score birdie foul
against Woods par five. and picket
up another stroke to 60 three up.
He picked up two more In win.
ming the afternoon round.
Copyright. 1885, NEA Service. Incl
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-04-13
Rockies to Figure
Strong in Lineups
Reds Top List in Major League
With Five Starting First
Year Players

New York. April l3.-R-The ma
jor leagues will start their 1885 pen
nant campaigns Tuesday with one Of
the largest, and from all indications
one Of the best collections Of rockies
III recent years.
Despite the many trades and pur-
chases of seasoned talent during the
off season about q dozen and q half
hopeful youngsters managed to break
into the regular lineups and q hand
full more who have been warming the
benches finally earned the right to
play on the opening day.
Except in the pitching department.
where huge ivory herds are annually
sorted over, first base has proved the
easiest position this year for q rookie
to crack. No fewer than four fresh
men are definitely slated to start at
the initial corner.
In numbers the Reds top the list
with five starting rockies excluding
pitchers.
The Braves have their own prize
rookie" Babe Ruth, who after 20
years In the American League is max
ing his debut In the National.
The Pirates plan to stand pat on
veterans while the Giants have only
Hank Leiber, . part-time outfielder
last year, who seems to have won q
steady job.
The American League leans strong
ly to rookie outfielders with one or
more on nearly every club.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-04-13
Montana Legislation
FavOrs State Mentor

Helena. Mont, April l3.-@-
Football tutors Of the Pacific coast
and elsewhere who have applied for
the coaching Job ct the University
Of Montana vacated by Bernard u.
(Bu,.ny) Oakes, may find the assign
ment out Of their reach 8 the re-
suit Of recent legislative action.
Attorney General Raymond !.
Nagle ruled Friday persons who have
not been bonafide residents OF Mon
tana for one year are banned from
taking various public Jobs. The
coaching position comes under that
heading.
Therefore, he added. II qualified
Montanans are applicants for the
place they must be given conMdera.
tion first.