davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
Rushed New Plants

New plants TO convert alcohol
into hui7Gicne for rubber We're
thrown up IN record time some
Of The tanks. etc. being made
from wood and nonCriucal ma
ter.als because the copper and
stainless steel had been allo-
Gated for the butadicne from
petroleum plants
Even Tho OIL industry IS now
thankful that a handful OF men
fought successful fight for
alcohol IS months ago be-
cause II they hadn't the petro-
leum industry would have been
right behind the cight-bal and
there would be 40 pleasure
driving and very little essential
driving today
And WPB heads Shudder 10
think what would have hap
pened had they depended en-
trely on the petroleum process.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
Regarded as Economic Dicfafors by Critics

In tho struggle for power, is well for the groups TO
distinguish betWcen Illusions power and realizes
In loose talk under the old order
regarded h. theoretical dCatoTS
Z
On the contrary management and ownership
business franchise only through pleasing customers which the
ultimate power rested
II clumsy arbitrary hinder The HcXbiy Of
designing products holding order
70 attract orders from customers the capacity Of employers to
provide VIII be- impaired
Business management by virtue of selling goods through
pleasing security workers and OF
the total receipts Of firm labor The gets several
Thus IL collective bargaining be beneficial il must be
roe society and
he calculated weaken tho competitive position Of the
enpoAcr VINO p 1naL. -n g.o-- - c--Lo1-L -on-----
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
Auto

BY SIEER FREEMAN

c. c. Carlton today begins
his ION year Is head or The
Parts Manufacturers ASSocia-
ton. The association. also to-
day. begins It's career as the
Automotive and AHiatfeHEieartS-
Manufacturers. Inc, the name
adopted by the board Of direct
ors because of the new status
OF the Sroup.
The association held it's first
general membership meeting n
three years last night AZ tho
Book Cadillac. The war had
not dimmed the good fellowship
of the group. II was lively
session from start TIA flpiSh
Frank Rising general man
ager Of the ASSOCIATION. gave a T..
short resume OF the progress
made 10 prove that IL Vas still
an active and growing organ
iZation lie stated that the
membership had grown from
800 members before the war 70
1896. and the employment in
the association had doomed
from 10000 20 more than
40Q. 600.
Business has also kept pace
From a billion dollar total in
1871 the members had built up
TO more than three billions this
year and II was still gaming
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
On the
Business
front
BY WARD SCHULTZ

About Is months ago a battle
was raging in Washington be-
tween the big petroleum inter-
estS and proponents of synthetic
rubber from farm alcohol, led
by Senator Guy Gillette.
For some unknown reason,
The oil men had the entire
rubber program sewcd up tight
and little or no synthetic was
10 be made from alcohol.
However. the alcohol group
fought on and one Of their big
gest supporters was DR.. William
Jay Hale. research consultant
of Dow Chemical.
Dr.. Hale pointed 10 the fact
that the Germans made all of
their synthetic from grain alco-
hol and contended that rubber
from butadiene extracted from
alcohol was. If anything, SUI
perior 10 the rubber from buta-
diene extracted from petroleum.
Hale's stand was ridiculed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
Stock Market
Mixed in Fairly
Active Dealings

NEW YORK. Feb. 10 QNS)
The stock market opened mixed
today in fairly active dealings
Gains and losses were fractional.
Rails were "A feature. opening
fIaCtlOnaI1y higher In active trad
ing. Southern Pacific attracted
most of the buying at improved
prices. Opening steady were util-
tiles, copperS, communications and
foods.
Steels led the downside issues
with Republic, l.. s. Steel and
b @ I h J @ hem Oft fractionally
AmuSementS were easier as were
motors and most OF the special
ties.
Opening prices: Bethlehem
Steel 573s, of - General Elec-
trio. 81 = off Engineers Pub
lie Service lli2. up Il Atchison
57ai, off = Montgomery Ward
42al off - Packard ga off Il
Texas Gulf Sulphur 35A I'M
changed. Pure Oh 49,. I'M
changed, and Penn. Railroad Is,
up -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
Nat ! Steel Net
Tops Il Millions

PITTSBURGH Pa. Feb 10
National Steel Corp, in a pre-
llmnary statement subject 10
audit. reports net earnings for
tho year 1913. after all charges
including a reserve of S750.OO for
contingencies. Of Sll SOS 362. equal
go $3.50 per share on 1905 267
shares Of capital stock. compared
with earnings for the preceding
year Of Sll.92q SCI. which equaled
s. IL per share on 2,205, So
shares.
Net earnings for the fourth
quarter of 1913 were S3.279. SS5.
equal 10 S1.49 per share. compared
with earnings in the fourth quar-
ter Of 1912 Of S3.664.70l, equal
10 Sl66 per share
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
! New Firms
Formed in State

LANSING. Feb. 10 CUP)-The
Michigan Corporation and Securi'
ties Commission today announced
that articles of Incorporation have
been filed by the following firms:
Lorenz Farm Services Co. Lam
sing Harold T. Lorenz and Roll
land X. LorenZ. East Lansing 10
deal in farm implements. $50
600 common stock
Super Furniture Mart. Inc.
Kalamazoo, Frederick w Stein
Esther +. Stein, and Minnie Wine
gar. Kalamazoo. 10 conduct gem
eral department store. S750,000
common stock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
Small Concession

But the alcohol group fought
on and finally obtained the CON
ceSsion that all alcohol being
produced al that time would be
utilized for synthetics and some
additional facilities would be
created If materials were svaIi-
able A + T + r the petroleum
butadiene program was COM
pleted
II was Just a bone" but il
was better than nothing.
Here's the record of the fol-
lowing months "a record which
proves conclUsively that those
who fought for rubber from
alcohol did As much 10 save the
nation as our entire general
staff
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
Begged Down.!

The rubber from petroleum
program has begged down and
as a result another rubber
crisis - ~ prospect
The basket in which WPB
and the RFC wanted 10 put all
our eggs had . big hole IN il
Production Of rubber from a
petroleum base has been dis
appointing and butadlene plants
Of this kind are way behind
schedule Entire patches Of
Nynihetic made by this process
Wcrc faulty and had 10 be re-
worked or discarded
-Ah4t--ai A,-e,ti- the -aieetfoii
process
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
Parts Makers Meet
For First lime in
3 Yrs, Change Name

about three years more rs 70
meet the Creates dEE75Iid TOT
replacement parts in tho history
of the organization Clarence
Skinner of the Washington of.
flee of the group warned them.
lie stated that while the de-
mand in 1914 would be great.
the demands on the industry IN
rQ4E fn4H .I fOA- Mill l..
ITO rTrU ufTU TT-fr y ITT "
even greater.
Skinner stressed the fact that
the War Production Board was
looking 10 the parts makers 10
make requirements for older
cars, AZ the same prices as be-
lore. uVSTftF rINITTE CUNTS-
parts are needed TO -pviR the
war" Skinner stated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
Regulation of Trade Practices in Market

e" the working objective the moving
in the general direction Of control
OF economic decisions which construed affecting
terms of employment members
decisions will revOve rather Immediately about itself
other instances will be the practices
national market which
n not aPfeeab Influenced prrCUHrvTd considerations
obectNeS practical decisions
the light of considerations which consistently
date Interests of "A specific union
Unions do not regard fundamental changes the capac
vital There
he intellectual and sentimental attachments socialist theology
nut attachments DO not have important dScenbe elect
their practical policies activities
theless II should he
control they
shifts OF economic from employers OF workers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10

war. This Is significant fig
ure. significant In The postwar
automo manufacturing
business.
Because Of the widening
scope OF the group. President
Carlton announced the appoint
ment Of Ray Collins. former
civilian chief Of prioriucS and
statistical control sections Of
the army air forces here. 70
head the newly organized avia-
ton division
Collins was a flier in the
First World War and has been
associated with aviation most
Of his life He was general
manager Of the Ford Air Tours
and was the first state director
Of the Michigan Board of Aero
nantes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10

Raped los oil men As in
fcror costly and producing an
inferior product il has proved
The rcaE salvation OF the rubber
program
Tho process AS predicted by
Or Hale has been most sue
cosSful and so much wheat has
been used for TINS purpose that
wheat shortage is now pre-
dIc'ed m some quarters
Whisky diStlleries have d.
vertcd every gallon Of alcohol
thoy could produce TO the rub
bor program and because Of
breakdown OF the petroleum
program il is doubtful whether
they viii he able 10 turn back
70 whisky for the remainder Of
the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
Deyo Chairman
OF Woo|worth

NEW YORK Feb. 10-After
completing SIS years Of active
business, G. s. Woolworth has re-
tired as chairman Of the board Of
r W Woolworth Co. a position
which he has occupied since il
was established in 1919 Wool
worth VIII continue on the board
and was named honorary chair
man
G W Deyo. president Of the
company. was elected 10 the posi-
ton of chairman of the board
lie viii hold both Offices. being
president and chairman OF the
board
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
Warns of Biz
Government
Rule After War
BY LEWIS HANEY

Professor ~ Economics. y }. University
Mr. Wallace in a recent speech
al Los Angeles said we face "a
-u4sLilaL- sl--l.z-...A l...-a- - :. ..-.-..--
three big interests Big business
big labor and big agriculture
This rs a highly erroneous and
Inadequate statement is there
any one who may read this coll
umn who viii deny that bigger
than any one of the three Mr.
Wallace mentions, is big govern
mcnt - Is there any one who
does not know that the worst of
the sinister forces which enters
into the shaping of the nation s.
postwar destiny is the force of
machine politics?
II there IS anything that Tam
many Hall ever did which does
not find is analogy n the federal
politics OF the past decade, ! do
mol Know what ~ U.s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
Miller Promoted
By J. & |. Steel

The appointment Of William
Miller a. assistant general man
aCer of sales Of the Jones e.
Laughhn Steel Corp. was an
nounced today lie has been De-
troit district sales manager since
1888 and Will be succeeded by
Charles NJ. Merritt. former as
sistant district sales manager.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10

IInnIL DIR sscs MICHIGAN AVE-
NLVVNA nIV' ~ Amos IA slti
oFEs BOWLING TODAY from 90 A n.
uHTiL ~ ssiureiYs. S0rdal' Uoul
LupLSSLn0B elol scsAffte. s,.'
NWONSoNuOp fCsKELL VI 1910
ossn Ba4lirp TODAY UHui p " ar6 Az
~ p. n AL DAY saturday. and su7da~
BEACON REC, vt :, .0,,, AZ W $1,000 l..s,s
opts BOWLING TODAY 0srL SIS n
opsalnu Tor Mornina sod Afternoon -sasues.
BOWL O-DROHE % , os''t g.. 10 .a is;o
Open Bowling az All Times
CASINO REC, ~ 7, . T0o9~As GO. avs ,s,5
ponT or {. y o. wo@ta's touRstY
OPEN BOWLING AZ AL rl"ts'
CAENE- TROnBlY >. . i',i sT5 gt $40
ENrUR ss0.HANOiCAP TOURNAMENT
entry BLANKS nov AVAILABLE
CREST LANES tUtssteross 60 s,yta
A Bo~l,,', psfad,s viat Our Sisos Bar ara
CocsiBH Lounge NEVER Dull MOMENT
nrupy us2s wHirrtER. a. KELLY RIO.
UCNO a. ALLEYS Ar sifs
op,n Bo~liou TO-DAY unUl sd After
a. Home Of the ssn1us Bss.si-o'.Chic POI.
DETROIT RECREATION ss tAfSy'6 a. $50 81
Open Bowling al All Times!
DEXTER REC @ 0ss sItsv q so''qs s @s.9
Open BoNlru TO-DAY U7'H m ?. ~ and
After p, ~ Al DAY Saturday, snd sundsr
cIpnru prn ago WOODWARD TE 2.ss5o
OA0UEN nLU' CENTRALLY LOCATED
OPEN BOWLING TODAY NOON UNTIL s
p ". AL DAY SATURDAYS SUNDAYS.
cpIur nruTpH 1871 FERRY PARK
unANU UCNlnHl ~ $500
Plsa,urs 10 Bowl At ouis,,si All,r IN Detroit
Excellent transportation Bus ana s'reetcaf
GnANDWAY REC. '''ls GRAso sIvts
Sir Brsnd Ns~ Alleys Onsn Bowling saturdays
and sunday Beautiful Cocktail Lounoe
cpCLT LHEc 10 BALTIMORE
6htAl lAktS A. woodusra MA $3.50
opsn BouVno--in Aisys 30 Rov--untl s 20
p " and After tCoo " " Cocktail Or.
IMPERIAL REC s{ eSs3ss, TsTo osAs sl9e
% MODERN ALLEYS
onsn Every DAY Uati Nidniqht Ma 1895
ulllFTT'S @E LeUmsUlL ave.
y ~ MILL ! TR 2.g335
You Are Always Welcome Here!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10

parts men as
well Rising
gave q par
trs rcSriit of
the r T. e. q n 7
survey made
by his Office
Sho~r
that 1O7 Of
the members
intend 20 stay
in the aVIa-
ton picture
4 fter tn @
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
Raw oIIins Nance

In line with the expansion Of
the association 70 take in not
only the automOtive parts
manufacturers -hut Tho aviation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
M. S. Rukeyser
Working Objective
of Unions Revealed

In the last decade there has been a expansion this
OF trade unonm under the stimulus of federal legsla
requiring collective bargaining.
Apart from day day tactics, what the larger strategy?
What alterations will the new trend make the system for
producing and exchanging goods and services?
Jack BarbaSh principal the office OF labor
production Board expressing
the Economic Review, attempts this
He concludes:
T submitted that trade union unoning be understood
ineigentIy rather
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
Foreign Exchange
Detroit Stocks

sales Net
In zoos High Love Close Chee
UNLISTED
jstobs -
Dividend, IN the foregoing table are the
amounts declared aF paid 40 far this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10

lUWt hlG' 20 BOWLING AlLENs
Cocktail Lourps Murray 83l2
rsls tat I.n,-,o- :, Es,us-r
LUCKY STRIKE f ~! ssSS ~ f,v' !.,s 81
oPtS BOWLING DAILY FROM 10 l. " ON
% BRUNSWICK LANES. BAR
NJ ELLIOTT REC, '''1 ~ MI ,, ss5'o''
opso Au.u TODAY. sA1 Up,n s p ~
9ir Our cocsta1 Lounge Excellent FOOD
NJ Yupjc REF NATIONAL AT GO. RlvtR
y Aiieys. Me- ard Modern. Rsihssslisr. 0psn
eo~tioa AL DAY Saturdays ara Sundays
PALACE REC. e'3s ee41, ,5, AyssgI
Obsn Bo-itas TODAY unu $40 Pm After =
Billiards Fe'isuraHi Cocstau Louaee
PALM BEACH n,. .,:s strss as s s.s5,.
0qen BoeiiHq TODAY urfi ~ After o.
Ffes ihsifuc,ior Nv Al Dsssor wsetdsss rs ? ~
PALMER PARK msslesols 20 s.'-,'e
% H'ursrics ALLEYS. Par nd GRIN Opsn RoNt.
ne 70 90 after % go. frss Parkina
pIpgl ANN lsq2o wIsr WARREN AVE.
NllNINNp rs Bsautifm lanes CO 500
ops0 AilsSs oay. fofenoons treepi wsdnssdu.
DstrotCs Prs'tisr Cocktail Bar Meals served
pI EYnlIu ss1 Jos cAaPAU "a ls,s
Ii UlUW 20 NEW ALLEYS
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
RAINBOW REC 'o}a' 6e.a,ArIoI AVE. {"
OPEN BOWLING HERE TODAY UntU q "
MIXED DOUBLES EVERY SUNDAY. p ~.
RIVIERA RE- "l7 GRAND s'yts ava.
Opsh Bo4iins TODAY FROM " Noon Until 8
p. ~ ard After ~ p ~ An DAY Sat. Sun.
pnvH $500 MANiSTloUE. near z. warrsn.
NUl ~ - ALLEYS. NJ e771
opsn Bovine TO-DAY From p ~ Untn
Sat Pm on. sun 10 AN. on.
SpRlNGWEllS 'ss ses .,,. avg we,
Dasn Bouliaa Alt nay Gatprdays, and Surdsys
o A. NJ tu ciosinoA wsssAass TN =. After ~.
TWENTIETH CENTURY y sA s,., At A; y, .sl,
0pen Alleys TODAY Uniu no r ~ and After
n. Az DAY Sat ard sur Plenty Piobou.
VICTORY N ". a. 'i ~. a, - 0', :, :,s.
OPEH BOWLING f0oAY OsrtL p "
AT DAY SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
WtST DETROIT 'Isi n!osieAs. stAR
oPtS BOWLING TODAY So UNTtL
CLOSING. Az oY saturday, asd Sundays.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
Earnings
MAS DROr TORGI

I'M WNFFT FVHNF
Year ended Dec 81
1913 1919
Set profit sSssA T10\ nS2aa 453
Per share S4f3 81 IS
a-Sunfecf 20 rerercffation
batter renerofiafion
ONO BRASS GO.
Year ended Dec 3i
1913 1910
Nef profit $50 Ssa 1881 $50
Per common share 81 50 81 90.
rENNSYLNNNIA SALT MIG.
~ mos ended Dec 81
1853 1912
Nc' income 81 SIS SIS 81 2ss, qon
Per share 50 70 IS 80
RETI TELEPHONE 90. OF CANADA
Lear ended Dec. 81
1919 1917
Net incoms s. SIS. soc sf3fs say
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
New Replacement Parts

The job before the parts
manufacturers this year and for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
Livestock Market
ID IRnIT


CATTLE 500 opening SLOW steady On
all slaughter steers ycariings ana She
stock htfle done on bulls replacement
cattle scarce early sales medium and
good shor'-fed steers and yearllings. x12
4Ii25 some strictly good fed steers held
around ana above SIS outlet rather mar
TOW for steers early sales common and
medium beef COWS SIS So odd head
10 $40. most Gamers and cutters So
: -. some strong weight cutters ~ low
beef COW tyne s. few light weight shelly
Gamers down 90 s. good bulls up 10 Sll;
sausage bulls quotahle from so so down.
CALVES 500 active firm practical
fpp and bulk good and choice vealers,
Si6 - odd head strictly choice. I'll me
fium- mostly Sl4u1h ~. common SiiI
- cults $40 down ut'le under s.
HOGS p zoo good and choice 20n.73o.'
lh hogs steady at Sl3. undcrtone steady
on others
SHEEP Too. slaughter sheep and lambs
opened active strong bulk ~ run siili
hack choice around on ib fed native
lambs $3.50. other sales common 20
good lambs Si3 IL $50 cuils doWn 10
e buck lambs a. 81 discount meAger
surr'v faf eVrs early good and choice.
qunfable q 75RS s0- common and me-
dunn So 80 cuns 81 500 SO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
PLENTY or REASONS

Plenty Of reasons can be given
Tor UOtTTVTUg r71dr DTg EOVFTU7
mcnt rs the worst of the big
four Probably The main reason,
however, IS that the government
has been chiefly responsible for
the building UP OF the two pres
sure groups which now seem most
threatening 10 p0lIfICIanS SuCh as
Mr. Wallace VINO cgecd the
farmers on 10 organize and de-
mand subsidies and PARTIES p"
Who famed the Flames Of labor
discomfort, and built the political
and legal machinery used by
Lewis and Murray? Everybody
knows,
a vice president OF one bic
labor organization has Just SAID
IN q public statement tina r-he bad
labor situation is largely due to
an almost impossible admins
trative condition IN government"
When Mr. Wallace refers 10 the
spectacle Of pecia interests
scrambling for preterment at
Washington. he should tell the
whole truth. Special interests are
SrratT1f1firfg brCattSP tf1Pv know
that their scrambling gets them
places with the government And
more than that. the big politicians
are among the worst Scramblers.
PROPOSES REMEDY
What does Mr.. Wallace propose
as remedy? II IS impossible
10 find IN his speech ANYTHING
definite In general however, it
can be said that he proposes that
-faborcrS- be given 4 vU1cn III the
management of enterprise. that
farmers be given lower freight
rates and more labor and capital
and that there be a balanced
development of all resources for
the welfare Of the common man. ~
AS he puts. his program, II all
adds up 10 working together in
peace as we have worked to-
Cether' in war
Thus his means are eXtraordi-
narily materialiStic. Wallace rarely
rises much above food and clothes
He frequently mentions "happi-
ness" "the finer things" the
common good. etc. etc. But these
are stated as vague general ends
which no one under the sun ever
denies. And in my judgment they
are negatived by the reliance upon
material means which is the level
Of his thought
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
CHIC AGO

CHICAGO Feb GNSl - HOGS -
1875 heavies S2 mediums Si3.75
lights Si2 7Sg IS as. lgn' lights Sl2d
~ IS packing sows. si2 II IS, pigs. 50
RI II
steady. Reef steers. choice. S1Sqi7 me
diums Si3 IS yearlinEs Si2 rs IS:
butchers heifers. Si01ie25. cows Sc n
- 50 bulls $50 calves. So IS feed.
ers Sl0q 70 Is Stockers. steers, 50 q IL;
cows and hsifers Ss1il 50
Montana labor news., 1944-09-07
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF TIME AND PLACE OF HEARING
PETITION FOR CHANGE OF NAME
In the Disunct court OF the Second Judicial
District Of the State Of Montana, In and
For the County Of Silver Bow
In the Matter of the Application OF
JOYCE RAMONA HAWKINS, A Minor,
for Change Of Name.
Notice is hereby given that Sarah Ruth
Adams. mother Of Joyce Ramona Hankins, a
minor has filed in the above-entitled Court
her petition for change Of name OF Joyce
Ramona Hankins, a minor, to Joyce Ramona
Adams, and that Saturday the 7th day OF
october 1914, at the hour Of 10 o'clock, A. M
of said day, at the court room Of Department
Numbered II thereof at the Court House in
Butte. Silver Bow County, Montana, has been
appointed as the time and place for hearing
said petition and any time before said hearing
objections may be- filed by any person who
can in such objection show to the court OF
Judge thereof reason why such change OF
name should not be made
Dated this 9th day Of September 1944.
ELMER SHEA, Clerk of the District Court
BY JULIA McHUGH, Deputy Clerk
Frank j. Roe
Attorney-at-law
Court House
Butte, Montana.
First publication September z, i944-4T
Montana labor news., 1944-09-07

ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY PETI-
TION FOR LEAVE To MORTGAGE
REAL PROPERTY SHOULD NOT BE
ED A hrnrUn

GkANlED.
In the Matter of the Estate of A. J. Ho1DA,
Deceased
LOUIS HOIDA administrator of the estate
Of A. j. Hoida, deceased. having filed herein
his verified petition praying for an order Of
this Court granting him leave to mortgage
all Of the real property Of the estate of the
above named decedent, situated in the County
Of Silver Bow, State of Montana, for the
purpose of paying expenses Of administration
of said estate and paying taxes upon property
of said estate, situated in the County Of Sill
yer Bow, State Of Montana, and redeem such
property from tax sale, and for such other
purposes as are in said petition set forth,
for an amount not to exceed Three Thousand
Dollar $4,000.
It is therefore ordered by the Judge Of this
Court that all persons interested in the estate
OF said deceased, appear before the said Dis
/ trict Court on Saturday, the 9Th day Of Sep
1 tember, 1914, at the hour Of $3.50 O'Clock A,
NJ. Of said day in the Courtroom Of Depart
ment / of said District Court at the Court
house in the City Of Butte County of Silver
Bow. State Of Montana, then and there to
show cause, if any they have, why an order
should not be made and granted to the said
/ Louis Hoida, administrator of the estate OF
+ said deceased to mortgage all of the real
] estate OF said estate situated in the County
of Silver Bow State of Montana
AND BE 1T FURTHER ORDERED, That g
copy of this order be published once week
/ for two successive weeks in the Montana La
Dor News, a newspaper printed and published
weekly in the County Of Silver Bow, State Of
Montana being the county in which sale
real property is situated that said real prop
erty is all situated In the County of Silver
Bow State Of Montana, and fully described
/ in the petition to mortgage the same on file
herein, reference to which is hereby mad'
i for further particulars.
Dated this 25th day of August, 1874.
T. e. DOWNEY,
/ District Jduge
First publication Aug 31--2T