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Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-07-10
M'Donald To Get
Job On Newspaper
Continued from Page One.J

opportunity to remain in the public
eye, hold together his following in the
eastern part of the state, and to con-
tinue his fight to clean up the Dem
ocratic primary party in the State
from within the party" as he has
announced he planned to do.
1t has not been possible to verify
this report, of course, which so far is
based only on rumor. But several per-
sons who should be in a position to
know say that such an offer has been
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-07-10
At Beaches.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Reavis and
Mrs. Virginia Reavis are spending the
weekend at Virginia Beach and
Ocean View, Va.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-07-10
Returned Today.

Miss Kate Gary and Miss Mariel
Gary returned this morning after
visiting brothers in Summit and
Spring Lake, N. j., and New York
City.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-07-10
with Sister

Miss Frances Hicks, of Warrenton,
is spending the week with her sister,
Mrs. James W. Tucker in the Cokes
bury community.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-07-10
To AuIander

Rev. and Mrs. J. T. Draper and
Miss Gertrude Draper have returned
to Aulander, after being the guests
of Mrs. N. D. Holloway.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-07-10
Here with Mother.

Mrs. Franklin Grey and son, Frank
lin, Jr., of Charleston, S. c.. are spend
ing some time with Mrs. Grey's moth
er, Mrs. Henry T. Morris.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-07-10
Guest of Sister

DR.. L. NJ Draper and family. of
Barger, Texas, have been the guests
of DR.. Diapers sister, Mrs. N. D.
Holloway.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-07-10
Home Today

Miss Mary Sue Edmundson, who
has been the guest of Miss Mollie
Bugg Ellis, returned to her home in
Baskerville, Va, today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-07-10
Rehearsal Omitted

The regular rehearsal of the senior
choir of the First Methodist church
will be omitted this evening.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-07-10
Home From Mountains

Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Teiser and
Miss Marjorie Teiser returned last
night from a trip to the mountains
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-07-10
To MOrehead

Turner Workman, Frank Legg,
Bobby Furman, James Jenkins and
Tommy Jenkins will be the weekend
guests of Jimmie Cooper at More
head.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-07-10
Returned Yesterday.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. Glenn Patterson
and family returned yesterday from
a trip to western North Carolina,
where they left Miss Agnes Patter-
terson at camp at Roaring Gap.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-07-10
Home TODAY

Miss Page Gooch and Miss Virginia
Allen will return today after spend
ing several days in Durham.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-07-10
Here from Blackstone

Miss Ann Bagley Bridgeforth, of
Blackstone, Va, is the house guest Of
Mrs. Alex S. Watkins, at her home
on Rowland street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-07-10
Visiting Grandparents.

Fred Hight, Jr, of Wilson, is visit
ing his grandparents, MIR. and Mrs.
7. H. Hight, on Burwell avenue.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-07-10
To TarbOrO.

Miss Leona Knight and Mrs. j. B.
Harris, are spending a few days in
Tarboro with relatives.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-07-10
In Enfield.

Mrs. Ira Petty, ST., and Miss Fran
ces Petty are spending some time in
Enfield with relatives.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-07-10
To Cleveland

Mr.. and Mrs. w. l. Fleming left
last night for Cleveland, Ohio, to be
gone for several days.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-07-10
To New York.

Miss Jewel Smith and Miss Lois
Butcher left this morning to spend
some time in New York City.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-07-10

Guest of Mrs. Cooper.
Mrs. w. l.. Wall, of Hillscoro is the
guest of Mrs Alex Cooper, at her
home on William street
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-07-10
Mr.. Strickland Ill.

Mr.. Strickland Ill.
Former City Policeman w. N. Strick
land was reported critically i'll with
pneumonia, and his condition was UNI
satisfactory.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-07-10
With the Sick

Shows Little Improvement.
Arthur Matthews shows little i'm
provement Tin his condition. He had
been seriously ill for some time.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-07-10
Lead For Horton
Is Up Higher

CONTINUED from rage 0ne.y
La gaceta., 1936-10-12

tie Popular de Funcionarios e.
leva a los Poderes p1bliccs las
siguientes propuestas:
Primera. Ningdn funciona-
rio del Estado, Provincial O Nh
nicipio o entidades que explo--
ten servicios pGblicos podra
percibir, como retribuci6n to-
tai por todos los servicios que
preston en- una o varias de di-
chas Corporaciones o entida-
des, cantidad superior a mil pc
setas mensuales, va sea en- cor.
epic de sueldos, indemnizacio-
mes, Qualifications o concep-
-oS analogos. Sc establece la die
"a 1nica de vein!icinco pesetas
ara toda clase de frnciona-
los V la obligation de justifi-
car establishments los Wales
rue realicen. Esta petici6n de-
Frente Popular de Funcionarios
lebe .regir, a juicio de esta emit
dad, hasta tanto qre Sc reorga-
niZan los diversos aSpectos de la
burocracia, uno de los cuales,
acaso ell mas necesitado de reor
ganizaci6n, es el de la retribu-
ci6n de los funcionarios que acl
tualmente Sc desenvuelven en-
IN regimen de barullo y, no po-
as wees, de clandestinidad.
Segundo. Ell Frente Popular
de Funcionarios ha acordado
que ninguno de sus miembros
que sea propuesto y nombrado
para I'm cargo que tenga asig,
NADIA, por ~cualguier concepto,
una retribuci6n superior a la
que tenia asignado ell cargo que
desempenaba en- Ell monento de
la propuesta y nombramientos
a que antes Sc alude, debera de-.
jar en- b~eneficio del Tesoro la
cantidad diferencia entire la re-
tribuci6n que tenia y la que Sc
asigna al cargo que es nombra-
do; y
Tercera. Asimismo ell Frente
Popular de Funcionarios apro-
DO una propuesta, que ha sido
fcrmulada ante ell ministro de
Justicia, en- solicitud de que
sesuspenda toda reclamation de
La gaceta., 1936-10-12
Fiesta del Club omerta

Fiesta del Club Omerta
En- la noche del 9 de octubre
ell Club Omerta celebr6 la fies-
ia que tenfa anunciada.
FL programa musical estuvo
a cargo de la Srta. Mercedes
Fernandez, que fue muy aplau-
ida.
Sc acord6 nombrar a las Sc.
horitas Jesusa Diaz, Mary Go
mez, Olga Garcia y Josefins
Fernandez, madriEas del bailC
por invitaci6n que Sc v%erifica.
"a, en- la sociedad La Italia, e.
dfa z de noviembre. Tocarar
las orquestas Bob Portion y
Rex Mcdonald. Hasta las cua-
tro de la manana Sc bailara.
Asistieron a la Ultima fiesta
ia este club las siguientes Sc
horitas y j6venes:
Jesusa Diaz, Mary Gomez,
Carmen Menendez, Olga Gar
cha. Hoctensia Delgado, Dalia
Perez, Josefina Fernandez, Mar
garita Fonseca, Melecia Norls-
La gaceta., 1936-10-12
BKNSUErE 81 LKCKMkR
DE coMERcIO DE WEST
TAMPA
&c w AJQ

Esta noche Sc efectuara en-
ell restaurant Bronx, Main y
Howard, Ell banquete que la Ca
mara de Comercio de West
Tampa ofrece en- honor de
Miss Latin American y sus da-
mas. Presidira ell acto ell 81.
Leon Cain, que es presidente
de la Camara de Concrete del
barrie de allende de rio.
Miss Latin American, Srta.
Pillar Farfante, y sus damas.
tendran en- la mesa un lugar
de honor.
Han sido invitados al ban
quote, entire otras personals, los
Sres. Ramon Fernandez Rey,
Carlos Menendez, Juan Quesa
da, Peter Maniscalco, Domeni
co Greco, Raul Vega, K. P. Ia
liaferro, Dudley v. Haddock,
D. Edwin Smalle, Ban Davis.
J.. Rex Farrior, w. ]. Bivens,
G. C. Curtis. H. Blaine Pea :
cock, Jose Ranatino, Jose c.
Char orn, L. A. Ross, Victoria
no Manteiga, John r. Bou-
shall, Jimmie Blaine. Jose A..
Gregory, T. ]. Miles, A. l..
Cuesta, E. C. Lambrigh, Ralph
Nicholson, R. Moreno, Charles
Silva, E. N. Greek. William E.
Sullivan, Albert D'Arpa, Jesse
Clark, Gene BrannVn y otros.
Componen ell comite organi-
zador del Carnival los Sres. F.
J. Cannon, J. M. Rey, C. ]. De-.
gado, Ben Davis, Peter Cimi :
no, Norman Kirkconnel, Law
renee Rodriguez, l. G.. Fonte,
DR.. G.. G. Ferrante. Mariana
Alvarez, Karl Cuesta Y Mike
Caruso.
Sc disputaran ell tftulo de
Miss Latin American en- la We
nidera fiesta las Srtas. Marion
Italiano, Margarita Gutierrez,
Josefina Villadonga y Clarita
Valdes.
La gaceta., 1936-10-12
contratada la orquesta
lie Anna Rey


Ell ~secretario de la Seccion
lie Recreo del Circulo Cubano,
Sr. Laudelino Acosta, nos man
da una carta que dice: Des-
oues de saludarle paso a eomu
licarle por orden de nuestrO
Presidente, ell Sr. Jose Manuel
Rodriguez, que hemos logrado
contratar, luego de grandes es
fuerzos, la famosa orquesta de
Anna Ray Moore. Esta orques
ia pasara por Tampa Y solo to-
cara en- un bale, ell dia IL de
octubre, en- la sala alta del edi
ficio. Figura esta agrupaci6n
musical entire Jas mejores del
pals.
Tendra ell bale seis horas de
duraci6n, de 10 a d de la ma
mana, y regiran los precios de
80 y rs centavos.
Esperanto verlo en- compa :
MIA de su distinguida esposa
cuando Sc efectGe dicho bale.
quedo de listed con la mayor
consideraci6n...-
La gaceta., 1936-10-12
Una bOdG

Una bOdG
Sc efectu6 ell sabado la boda
lie la encantadora Srta. Angel
ma Rosende, y Ell joven Pedrito
3reijo, jr.
Encantadora lucia la novia.
yestia I'm elegante traje de Sc
la blanco, de 10 mas fino, con
;orona y ramo de azahares, que
iacia resaltar su natural belle
"a.
En- la elegante Residential de
los esposos Angelina y Manuel
Rosende, 3I02 Gale 20, tuvo lu-
gar ell acto civil, actuando ell CO.
nocido joven Notario de esta 10
calidad Sr. Candida Perez.
En- calidad de testigos firma-
ron ell acta matrimonial ell como
lido matrimonio Lucia Y Jose
Camino, hermana y cunado res
pectivamente de la desposada.
Muchos y muy valiosfsimos
regalos re.ibieron los novios.
Telegramas de familiares "
hermanos residences de la ciu-
dad de New York, Sc contaban
entire las innumerables felicita-
clones que recibieron.
Ell cronista pudo anotar en- su
Garnet estos nombres de damas
y damitas:
Josefa Diaz, Eloina Mendez,
Carload Quesada, Angelina Ro-
sende, Isaura Velarde, Aurelia
Miranda, Catalina Rosende, lisa
bel Rodriguez, Esther Rodri-
Guez, Dulce Maria N1hez, Ca
talina Perzia, Herminia Perez,
Antonio Rodriguez, Della Ro :
sende, Blanca Menendez, Lucia
Rosende, Tulsa Menendez, Auro
ra Fernandez, Carmela Diaz,
Maria Luisa Diaz, Olga NGnez,
Onelia Alvarez, Anita Y Violets
Alvarez, Elodia Suarez, Maria.
ma Bone, Aurora Fernando, E.
lisa Miranda, Carmelina HERE
ra, Aurora Fernandez, Sra.
Cuervo, Sra. Perera y otras.
PrOfusamente fue o5Sequiada
Ia concurrencia.
Los nuevos esposos Sc hcspe-
daron en- ell Hotel Floridaa, don
de pasaran los primeros dias de
luna de miel.
FL cronista les desea eterna
dicha.
La gaceta., 1936-10-12
ANTE LA LUCIA
LA soMBRA DE cABRER

LA sOMBRA DE r
Acabo de leer ell admirable IL
bro que Julio Romano ha dedi-
kado al terrible caudillo carlis-
ta, que ahora hace precisamente
un siglo cometfa sus vandalicas
hazanas por tierras del Macs
trazgo. %
Cr6nica suscinta, escrita con
gran acopio de datos e impreg-
NADIA de una gran amended, re-
sulta e&a obra, que en- estos mo
mentos tiene la virtud de pa
lecer IN espejo proyectado ell
Ell sol-aunque no como los que
usan los seminaristas espias en-
el frente-que mos trae los ra-
yos del pasado a los tiempos de
ahora.
La Espana de hace un siglo,
:omo la de ahora, estaba atena-
zada por las garras del odio fra
tricida y de la muerte e ilumi-
NADIA por las hogueras de los in
cendios que lie habfan sobrado a
la Iglesia de sus autos de fe.
Pero a pesar del horror de la
lucha fractricida, allf no hubo
TRACTION de lesa patria; enton-
ces lucharon entrabas parties be
digerantes por una idea meta
mente espanola, aUnque esta
fuese tan absurda como la legi-
de un rey. Los partida-
rios de D. Carlos llevaban como
gufa saritanesca en- una proce-
sion la figura de Cristo rey; los
liberales, como ensena de aca-
tamiento al regimen, ell pend6n
de Isabel II.
De las zahurdas del semina.
rio de Tortosa surgi6 Cabrera,
como un reptil inmundo de en-
tire ell jaramago O los cascotes
de unas ruinas; llevaba en- su
alma, SEGA y esteril de TODD SEN
timiento, Ell fanatismo est1pido
de los borregos cat6li:os, anna
mantados con incienso y cera, y
en- ST coraz6n, ell odio innate a
todO la que fuese luz de entendi-
miento y expansion libre de las
ideas. ~
No habia menester mas que
! unos cuantos crfmenes de purs
cepa patibularia para hacerse e
amo en- la funambulesca v tras-
humante corte de D. Carlos, y
este 10 consigri6 pronto, pues
| de simple guerrillero, apenas dc
blado eel cabo de las tormen.
La gaceta., 1936-10-12
NOEAS

ell "Grito de Yara," fiesta glo-
ROSA del pueblo cubano.
Para todosd os invitados tu-
vo especiales considerations
la Secci6n de Beneficencia ny
.particularmente para los GRO :
nistas de los peri6dicos de lido
ma espanol.
Queremos reiterar nuestra
congratulaci6n a la Secci6n
sr~iunfante y a la directiva del
Circulo.
La gaceta., 1936-10-12

ga, Dulce Maria Cabrera, Ire
ne Fern$Ndcz, Manuel Cabrera.
Miguel Hernandez, Luis A1ca-
rez. Amanda Pihero, Manuel
Garcia. Felix Cortina, Manolo
Castro, .Justo Noriega, Juan 81
mon, Jr., Roberto Pereda. N.
Gcaglione, Roberto Fernandez,
Armando A.. Garcia y Alberta
fonnseca.
Preside este Club ell joven
Manuel Cabrera.
La gaceta., 1936-10-12
Ell TEMPO

Baj6 la temperature a 81
grades en- la mahana de hoy!
teniemdo los tampenos su pril
mer dia de otoho.
Durante Ell sabado y ell domin-
go meHudearon las tormentas,
con viento de 80 millas, en- los
alrededores de Tampa y en- la
bahia.
Para esta noche y manana Sc
pronostica temperature fresca
y cielo nublado.
La gaceta., 1936-10-12
E1ito de un Cabaret

Exito de un Cabaret
I'm extraordinario exito Sc
snot6 ell sabado la Secci6n de
B~eneficencia del Circulo Gu :
bano.
Centenares de personas acu
dieron al baile4cabaret, que a.
menizaron las orquestas de
Frank Grasso y Maxine Eche
garay.
Nuestras mejores familias
dieron realce al Cabaret con
su presencia.
Sc commemorate ell sabado
La gaceta., 1936-10-12
Espa6a en- lucha contra la trania Tel fascismo


tas", que es la edad de treinta a.
nos, lucia sobre su astrosa "a
MARIA los entorchados de ter6en
tie general.
Ell que iba para ministro del
Senior y Sc qued6 en- masti9
carlino, exacerbados aun mas
srs perversos instintos por ell
barbara fusilamiento de su MAJ
Ydre, llev6 ell exterminio y la des-
trucci6n a todoAlos lugares que
tuviercR la desgracia de ser in
vadidos por sus tropas de fora
jidos.
Fue, en- fin, ell terror de to-
da laatierTa aragonesa y valen-
ciana; en- esta Ultima fue don
de 6urante un banquete celebra-
do con los jefes y oficiales de
su mando en- el pueblo de Bur-
jasot fusil6 a mas de cuarenta
prisioneros en- las circunstan-
cias mas tragicas Y espeluz-
nantes.
Por donde pasaba no respe-
taba SexOs nj edades y sacri-
ficaba en- monitor mujeres v
ninos. Para 81, no vistiendo So
tana, habito o monjil, no habia
vida respectable. Y este abor-
to de la Naturaleza, que ha
quedado inscrito en- las pagi-
mas de la Historic con carac-
teres sangrientos, cuando fue
hecha Ia paz lie fueron recono-
cidos sus entorchados en- ell E.
iercito isabelino Y cobr6 su pin
gle sueldo del mismo Gobier-
no a Quien tan sahudamente
habla combatido, y 10 que es
mas sarcastico para los ilusos
que hablan de la justicia divi-
ma, muri6 tranquilamente en-
su lecho de Millionaire, sin que
lie faltara sacramento alguno.
81 fuese verdad ESQ que la
man transmigraci6n de las al
mas, yo tendrfa por cosa cier-
ca Y averiguada que la suya ha
bfase repartido en- los cuerpo'
de toda esa cafila de traido-
res que hoy anida tras los plea
chos de la Sierra, en- los al
cazares de Toledo Y Segovia,
en- los c~uarteles de Oviedo. en-
Ia Mezquita de Cordoba y en-
Il Pillar de Zaragoza.
Todos ellos no hacen mas nj
nenos de 10 que ell infame Ca
hrera hizo, ahora habia Glen
amos, en- nombre de Dios Y asis-
lido por los principles de su
1glesia ,entre los cuales no hay
uno solo que recuerde a aquel
santo obispo creado por la fan
tasia excelente de Victor HUI
go, porque yo bien creo que
tan excelsa figura no la pudo
copiar del natural; todos fue-
ron formados en- los moldes de
Don Opas, Santo Domingo,
Torquemada, Arbues y Luce
rO...
E. FRENTE POPULAR DE-
~FUNCIONARIOS PROPONE
QUE NINGUN EMPLEADO
PERCIBIRA UNA RETRIBU-
CION SUPERIOR A MIL
PESETAS
Ell Comite Nacional del Fren
La gaceta., 1936-10-12

rentasnde fincas rGsticas, asI
Sc suependa toda reclamation de
reses de pr6stamos, 0 devolu-
ci6n de capital, cUando estas
cantidades Sc recTamen a un Pc
queno propietario, a un colono 0
a un obrero.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1936-10-23
SPAIN BEGINS
OFFENSIVE ON
FASCIST FOES
Angry and AstOnished When
Tide Turns, Enemy
Bombs Madrid

The Spanish government is get
ting organized for resistance at
last, and even cynical news men
in Madrid were conceding this
week that the city couldn't be
taken before Christmas" And the
defenders of democracy continue
to- insist it will never be taken.
A shipment. of 20 American
made airplanes from Mexico and
tanks from somewhere else, in
addition to ammunition and small
arms, put heart in the citizen
army, and counter-offensive
proved successful on some of the
fronts. The rail lines to the east
ern coast, which were menaced by
the Fascists, were again made
safe and shipments of food rolled
into the city this week. after
rationing had been ordered.
Fascist bands which have
been approaching Madrid have
exhausted their strength and
while they are disintegrating,
our forces are becoming
stronger every day." Premier
CaballerO said.
In retaliation for their first set
back, the Fascists began air raids
of Madrid, and by Tuesday had
killed more than 200 women and
children with their bombs. Anti
aircraft guns are possessed by the
government, but not in sufficient
number as yet.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1936-10-23
HOLT REMOVES HIGHWAY
COMMISSIONERS ON CHARGES
OF MALFEASANCE in OFFICE

day public hearing abruptly by
reading a short statement and
then walking out of the offices in
the capitol where the formal pro-
ceedings were in progress.
The governors statement refer
red to- the defense the commits
sioners setup in answer to the
charges he made in citing the
commissioners before him to show
cause why they should not be re-
moved for asserted collection of
illegal per diem, mileage and ex-
pense fees.
The answer denied the fees were
illegal and contended the COVER
nor's charges were the result of
the commissioners opposition TO-
him prior to last July's primary
election in which Governor Holt
was defeated for the democratic
denomination.
Phe governors statement today,
referred to this part Of the COM
missioners' answer as "scurrilous.
defamatory and contemptuous, and
Confined on page 81
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1936-10-23

HELENA. - Gov. Elmer Holt
late today removed from office
the three Montana highway COM
missioners after dramatically clos
ing a public hearing on charges
of misconduct he brought against
the board. The removal order he
filed with the secretary of state
against DR.. J. H. McGregor. Great
Falls; lockwood Brown, Billings,
and L. J. Cronenberghs, Missoula,
was made effective Immediately.
Counsel for the three commits
sioners announced at once they
would ask either the Montana su-
preme court or district court to
review the governors order on the
grounds he had acted "capricious-
ly. arbitrarily and with premedi-
tation" in removing the commits
sioners for collection of fees the
governor asserted were illegal.
eve are not sure which court
we will take our action before, "
said George Hurd. Great Falls,
and Horace Davis, Billings, Of de-
Tense counsel.
Governor Holt closed the two,
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1936-10-23
SAYS SENATOR ELECT LUNDEEN
SPEAKING OF MINNESOTA LANDSLIDE
Law & judges
Rv RODNEY SALISBURY 7
PRESIDENT
HOLIDAY ASSOCIATION
OF MONTANA
= y * = 3 g *** = = ****

We have witnessed the SUI
preme Court declane laws that
were passed by Congress un-
constitutional.
We have also witnessed
that the most of these very
same Congressman and SEN
atOrs who passed the laws,
never enter as much as a
feeble protest against these
nine old pirates who are at
tempting to exercise a fascist
dictatorship over our lives
and the lives of our children.
The little judges like jim
ME Baldwin are now showing
their fangs and giving their
opinions on the constitution
atty of laws such as the Fra
zier-Lemke Moratorium Act,
and deciding cages according
ly.
Next we expect the local
Justice of the Peace declaring
any law that he does not like
unconstitutional and making
his decisions accordingly.
Men with meager minds are
prone to autOcracy. Small
mOnkies mimic the large ones.
Is it any wonder that folks
are pointing the finger of
scOrn at these autOcrats and
refer to them as corporation
tools? as cats paws for US
uerers and mOneychangers?
Gutav Meyer wrote several
volumes entitled, MEYERS
HISTORY OF THE SU-
continued on page fivel
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1936-10-23
PREFACE TO THE FAMOUS
CASE OF MONTGOMER
VERSUS FIRST NATIONAL
BANK OF DILLON, ]. FL. GIL
BERT, ITS CASHIER, FED.
ERAL LAND BANK OF SPO-
KANE AND OTHERS.
SHADY DEALINGS"
FoREwo RID

In reading the record in any suit
e brought on the equity side Of the
dOcket, one unfamiliar with legal
procedure Is sometimes amazed at
TIE persons named as defendants
N such a case. An explanation is
always necessary It is found in
The rules that the plaintiff must
make, as parties defendant, all
persons and corporations that
claim or might claim any inter
est whatever in the property so
That a complete, full adjudication
may be made as to how the prop
eeFty stands and as to who owns
y and who has any incumbrance
On it. Thus, though in this case
George Montgomery, the plaintiff,
mad no complaint Of any kind
against, and had not been wronged
n any way by, the members Of
MS own family, yet, it was neces-
sary, in order to bring all parties
having claims or interest in the
ranch that was left him by his
father, before the court. to name
as parties defendant his sisters,
MRS. Margaret Montgomery Tuck
e and Mrs. Helen Montgomery
Soilns and also his mother, Mrs.
cecilia Montgomery.
With this brief explanation the
i.a.ynan can understand the quota
uons from the absolute record and
sVldence in the case, the state
ment Of which appears below.
When William M. Montgomery,
Big Hole rancher, died on Octo-
oes 24th, 1919, he left to his three
CONS lO,920 acres of land, valued
appraisers named by the Bank,
Sl2S,800.0O, and left to his
WIDOW and daughters and sons,
petsonal property valued by the
sGlae appraisers at $18S, $4,000,
which estate was estimated by his
Executor, the cashier Of the bank
lOaEteen months later, as being
s S9Etn net, above all of his debts,
SleV'0OO.0O. His widows dover
Is appraised by men appointed
" the bank at $50, 100000
dis widow never got q cent for
ast dover though the bank finally
~ deed from her for It for nc
nslderation whatever. No son OF
Saaghter Of William M. Mont
sonery ever got an acre Of land
y Ut . dollar in distribution from
'Is estate. The entire estate was
''epFely and totally consumed b