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Montana labor news., 1946-02-14
REED DAVIS,

YIN 1 - NELL 0'A'A
Defendant.
The state OF Montana Serds Greetings to the
Above Named Defendant. Cecil Reed DAVIS
You are hereby summoned TO answer The
complaint in this action. which Is flleo III
Inc office of the Clerk Of this Court, II copy
OF which is herewith served upon you. ana
TO file your answer and serve a copy tnereoi
upon the plaintiffs attorney WITHIN twenty
DAYS after the service o! tins summons, eH-
elusive OF the day OF service, AID III case OF
your failure to appear or answer, judgment
wlll be taken against you BY default Tor the
relief demanded in the complaint. said com.
plain, recites that the above named parties
married at Littleton. Colorado. OIL the 9th day
OF September. 1898. and ever STAGE have been
and now are husband. and wife, that pialhtlil
is now aud has been for more than one Iuii
wear last past Immediately preceding the
commencement OF her action n bona llde oes'-
dent OF the State OF Montana; that there
have been no children born as issue Oh the
marriage; that defendant has been guilty
OF wilful desprtion OF the plaintiff IL mat ne
voluntarily end without cause or pfovoea-
ON ccstrteo and abandoned the plalntlli AZ
D nycr, Colorado. on or about the 18TH Gay
Of December. 1879, and that the said defend
OFT has ever since continued TO so 40 aghl"St
ne viii and consent OF plaintiff
In plGirt..fs complaint she prays Tor an
aDsdiutc divorce from said deien1a 1t.
witness my hand and the seal OF SAID Court
this nth day OF January, A. D. 1916.
COURT SEAL, ELMER SHEA.
Clerk.
BIZ u. r. HOLLAND. Deputy CLERK.
j. j. BOURQuIN.
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Butte, Montana.
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Montana labor news., 1946-02-14

THE HOME LoAs co P,l.n.::.
" & MASON IL pe,enaan.
s,a,e 81 Montana sends greetings %
" q Mason. Jr ce.eadar. above named
You arr hereby directed 70 appear anc
ersaur before ne a. NJ oi.ice a. 'ae Court
fionse N Butte MoAiana, Tc~ashir g. ST.
Yer Boa County o. SILVER Sos AID sia'e
o. Montana. ard tle your answer. ard Y
vcgs answer b, n writing file ne sF'ne and
serve a copy thereof upon the viA'A'.s..
81. his for It's attorneys. within SIX GAYS
after sc.yicc Of this unnoa exclusive OF
the day OF service. and u case OF your ,aAute
to appear or answer. jucsmen. MI o. .aAen
aaa.ns. YOU by default for the relief a-
u.alded IN the com plant
A statement, o. ne pla in.i:fs cause OF az
ton IN general terms Is A. follows. ms
action IS orough. for the purpose CT recoy-
er!nx by plaintiff from YOU he sum OF
s3e .0o and costs. Balance due on . promS'
sorry not.
For further part, ria. see complaint or
ne herein, a copy OF which Is hereto A.
tached. md hereby served upun YOU.
Given under my hand this 6A cay o
Fc6ruary. 1919.
J. J. WINSTON.
Justice Of tAe P-Ass.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed vii on the 18Th cas of April. 1896.
apply to the County Treasurer Of Silver Bov
County. Montana. for a As deed TO the
following described reAl property. to-uith
Lot > Block "a OF The Clark Adtlt On =,
Butt. silver Bow County. Montana.
Amount due $5l<.92.
Dated this 5tn day 81 Feorlar. lsif.
C.. n. trDpESBEIGfls.
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Montana labor news., 1946-02-14
CERTIFICATE OF PARTNERSHIP
TRANSACTING BUSINESS UNDER
FICTITIOUS MANI

STATE OF MONTANA.
County OF Silver BoN -ss
We. the undersigned ut cesfft fh4t We
are partners transact j Rheisss aaa 10
tail business III turn r. u % East Pas.
street ~ the city OF Haffr atst oi Noatasa
under the fictitious na'ac Is = eNherg Eur
N4.urc Exchange
The lanes in tu.. - d. r.tuhers 81 sad
partnership and their ss-st, 81 residences ~
is follows. to-u.t
I'd II Rosenberg, res.asae AZ i7is W1tMaa
Avenue. and Jack NJ j tu9es tesld.as -
ls47 Whitman Avenue
WITNESS OUR HANDS ;sis 1874. CAY o:
January. A ID. 1916
ED u H~oSFSbrRG
JAck II ROSENBERG
STATE OF MONTANA.
County of Silver Boa SIS.
on the i2tii day Of iaGaa.g i.if setasc
me. JOSHpH + MONAGHAN Nntar, publc
tor the State OF Monta.a personally appeared
"a II Rosenberg and Jatk " Rosenberg.
Known to me to be TIM PERSONS Nhose rasses
ar subscribed to the fuftfaI. Iassirmeft
and WHO ACKNOWLEDGED 10 ne thar ttes exc
eutcd the same.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF | huse hercanio
set nv hand and aitiNed as S0taiaa. Seal iht
day and year IL this ftsNesate first abost
written.
JOSEPH T. MONAGHAN
Notary Publl cfor the State Of Montana Re-
siding at Butte. Montana
Nv commission expire January !. 1919
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No. 4ii38
SUM- MONS


N Inc D.stric. Court OF the Second JudicinI
District OF the State OF Montana. III ana
ior thr County OF Silver Bow.
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Montana labor news., 1946-02-14

IN the Dlstri,t Court o., the Second Judicial
District OF the state Of Montana IN ard
for III. County Of Silver Row
Arthur J tLntrE1N and GRACE II
Il Plaintiff
Montana labor news., 1946-02-14

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pres. l.. Mattagsch. see y-treas.. Bridget
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ALIAS ssh M MONS
No. 4l765

b W. r. DEE. Deputy sher.
Dated january 20. A d 1916.
Montana labor news., 1946-02-14

In the Distrlcf Court of the Second judicial
! Disirct Of the state OF Montana. N and Tor
the Cou-t, o! Silver Bow
MARTHA RICHARD. Plaintiff.
Montana labor news., 1946-02-14
ALIAS SUM MONS

~ liz Justices Court. Township Of Sltrr
nDN County al silver Bow, STATE o. Men
'ana before J } winston. Justice 81 the
prur,
Evening star., 1946-11-27
Van Buren, Moving Up
On Dudley in Yardage
By the As.ociofsd Press

NEW YORK, Nov. N.-Steve van
Buren, of the Philadelphia Eagles
is moving up on Pittsburghs Bill
Dudley in an attempt to regain the
National Football League ball-carry-
ing championship he won in l945.
Dudley is leading with a total OF
.553 yards in 1876 attempts, but Van
Buren picked up 1870 yards in the
=, Eagles losing battle with Washing
ton Sunday to advance from sixth to
second place with an aggregate OF
443.
Although the time is short for Van
Buren, to retain the title he won
last year with 1872 yards, he has an
advantage over Dudley in that the
Steelers have only one more contest
while the Eagles have two games to
play.
The Chicago Bears Sid Luckman
is intent on retaining the forward
passing championship he won last
wear, having moved to the fore this
week with a total of 1926 yards on
81 completions in lit attempts. Bob
Waterfeld of Los Angeles ranks sec
ond and Paul Christman OF the
Chicago Cardinals third.
Jim Benton of Los Angeles has
the pass receiving honors sewed up
with 48 catches, % more than his
nearest competitors, Bill Dewell OF
the Cards and Steve Bagarus OF
the Redskins.
Evening star., 1946-11-27
Detroit Lions Protest
Anderson 5 Attack
BY the Associated Pres.

DETROIT, Nov. pa request to
National Football League officials
for disciplinary action against
Heartley Hunk Anderson, assist
ant coach of the Chicago Bears.
for remarks repeatedly made about
the Detroit Lions at a football
luncheon here has been made by
Fred L. Mandel, jr., owner of the
Lions.
Anderson was quoted by Detroit
newspapers as telling a meeting Of
the Detroit Times Quarterback Club
Monday that something was "radi-
cally wrong" with the Lions, who
have won only one game in nine
starts this season.
Mandel charged that Anderson's
comments violated all the rules of
the league"
"Iihave called Anderson's remarks
to the attention Of Bell tBert Bell,
NFL commissioner and any COM
ment regarding them should come
from him."
Commissioner Bell said he was
empowered to levy fine on q
person found guilty of actions ur1-
becoming an NFL coach. The fine
is fixed at 5000 by the NIL by
laws.
Evening star., 1946-11-27
Notre Dame 5 ConnoI
Is Lineman Of Week
By the Associated pr.,.

NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-Notre
Danes George Connor, who has
been playing bangup game all sea-
son, finally has been nominated as
lineman of the week in the Asso-
ciated Press poll.
An All-America tackle candidate,
Connor earned the honor this week
for his play in the Notre Dame-Tu-
lane game at New Orleans. South
ern sports writer's asserted he domi-
mated a great Notre Dame line that
showed the Greenies all over the
field and just couldn't be moved on
defense"
Bill Gray, Oregon State center,
was one of the other lineman who
were singled out for praise. He
blocked punt that set up one of
two touchdowns against Oregon,
while his tackling helped hold Ore
gon to net Of only 4 yards in the
second half.
U. G. l.. AS center, Don Paul, was
the only Commute player of the
U. G. L. A.-U. S. G. game that won
u. G. l.. A. the Pacific Coast Con-
ference title while the performance
of Yale's Fritz Barzilauskas stood
out against Harvard.
Evening star., 1946-11-27
.Underdog Role Gives
Tech Fighting Spirit
For Title Struggle
BY George Huber

Coach Ed Solomon Of Tech is the
latest convert to football pSychol-
ogy. His team meets Coolidge Fri
day night at Griffith Stadium for
| the public high school football
championship, and even though 1t
was one-touchdown winner, the
first time they met a month ago
Tech Is an underdog In this big
game. That puts the Tech players
in a fighting mood and in mental
condition to play their best, all Of
which Solomon likes.
Heretofore Solomon hasn't paid
much attention to the psychology
of being urlderdog. Looking over
the season he can see that maybe
there's something to this favorite
business. Coolidge was q favorite
when they first met, but his boys
upset the dope. Then they went
into the Central game, always a
big one, as favoriteS, Central held
them to a scoreless tie. The next
week against Roosevelt, Tech again
was a favorite, only Roosevelt didn't
pay much attention to that and
won the game.
Underdog or not, Tech needs to
play better on Friday night than it
did its last two games and also
better than it's doing in practice II
1t wants to beat Coolidge again.
Just how Coolidge looks in practice
isn't known because the Colts are
holding secret drills, but reports
from that camp are that everything
is going smoothly and the boys are
confident of taking Tech this time.
Tech, on the other hand, has been
q bit ragged in recent practice. Even
this late in the season Coach Solo
mon has to stress some funda-
mentals and isn't getting the brand
of play he'd like. The line has been
doing okay, particularly Guards
Alpie Thompson and Iggy De Leoni-
bus, and, of course, Center Bob Bell
always has been a Standout. Tackle
Milt Bernstein has done well in two
games as a replacement for the
injured Bimbo Harrington and End
Ed McCauley is one OF the city's best
when he's right, all Of which doesn't
leave too much to worry about in
the line.
That means the backfield is the
big question mark. The individual
scoring potential is there and the
Maroons did lead the league in
scoring this season. Only trouble is
they haven't been consistent. amass-
ing a big count in one game and
barely making a mark the next. The
problem is to shake Bob Thompson,
Cece Gray, Paul Pometto or Flea
Fletcher loose, and they not always
have displayed the backield and
downfield blocking to do that.
All proceeds of the title clash viii
60 to Children's Hospital.
Evening star., 1946-11-27

NEW YORK. Nov. 27.-Grabbing
the brass ring for a final fling at
the outcome Of the weeks
major college football games.
Army over Navy: Saturdays
struggle at Philadelphia will be the
final appearance in Cadet football
togs of Glenn Davis. Felix Doc)
Blanchard and six other starting
members of the wondrous Army
eleven that started q victory string
In September of 1914 and will be
out to protect on the final day of
the 1916 campaign. Navy could win.
But none of the 102, 600 spectators
nor this forecaster think SO. Army.
Pennsylvania over Cornell: The
upstate New Workers need tri-
umph on Thanksgiving Day to win
the Ivy League laurels as a going
away gift to their coach, Ed Nc
Keever. The Quakers, humiliated
Evening star., 1946-11-27
YoueI Finds Himself as Pusser,
But Is Not SuppIonting Bough
By Lewis F. Atchison

This could be heart-wrenching
piece on how Sammy Baugh gave
Jimmy Youel the low-down on how
to be a successful passer and then
saw the corn-fed kid take his JOB
away from him. 1t looked as II
James had muscled in on Sammy S
private racket last Sunday when ne
jockeyed the Skins to an easy victory
over Philadelphia. But that lsnt
the case.
Youel is merely doing what comes
naturally when he cranks up and
pitches long one. He still is 1ar
from his peak and although ne
marks his passes special delivery"
Notwithstanding Bob Waterheid,
Sid Luckman, ct al, hits his receiver
on the short ones as unerringly as
Baueh. It is comforting for the
Skins to have two good passers Tor
the last two games. Actually they
have five, counting Jack Jacobs,
Dick Poillon and Dick Todd, but
the latter are occupied with other
chores at the moment.
Youel received much more pro-
Evening star., 1946-11-27
Temple, La ChoppeIIe
Top Mat Cord Tonight

George Temple, jr., brother of
Actress Shirley Temple, heads the
mat card at Turner's Arena to-
night, facing Maurice La Chap
pelle, new light-heavyweight cham
pion.
Jan Blears, British star, tangles
with Benito Gardini in, the semi
windup. In other bouts Nick Con-
dos faces Hardy Kruskamp, Eddie
King takes on Sander Kovacs and
Eric Holmback tangles with Joe
Komaroff. Bouts begin at 8:45.
Evening star., 1946-11-27

Coach Beattie Feathers state
ment that North Carolina State
College will be in a bowl game
If its beats Maryland Saturday does
not seem plausible with the major
bowls rapidly being filled, SO Mary
land plans to upset the Wolfpack to
save Feathers any possible embar-
rassment.
The Terps, who have won three
and lost five, will met N. G. State
which has won seven and lost two,
in Raleigh IN the last game OF the
season for both schools and also
the Southern Conference finale.
Maryland Coach Clark Shaugh-
messy will start the five Maryland
seniors, breaking up the light and
heavy teams for the first time since
early in the season. The seniors
are Bob James, left end; Eddie Cho-
Evening star., 1946-11-27
Keen School RivaIries
Flare in Holiday TiIts
In Nearby Virginia

High school football heads the
Thanksgiving sports parade in near
by Virginia tomorrow. Big game is
the annual Old Oaken Bucket clash
between Washington-Lee Of Arling-
ton and George Washington Of
Alexandria at the G. w. field at IL
am. Also on tap and equally impor-
tant to participants is the Fairfax
County rivalry between Mount YER
non and Fairfax at Fairfax at pm.
The w. and L.-G. w. game has been
a Thanksgiving morning fixture since
1926, but the Old Oaken Bucket
trophy has been on the line only
since 1885. Permanent possession OF
this bauble goes to the team win
ming it three years in succession, a
trick neither has been able to pull.
The Generals have won bucket
clashes seven times and the Presi-
dents twice. Another game ended,
SIS. Three times Washington-Lee
has taken two games in row. Right
now it has one leg on the trophy,
having won last year 37-7, and Is
favored to do so again tomorrow.
Scoring power is well distributed
through the Washington-Lee back
field, sparked by Bill Hayes and
Dickie Lewis. Hayes is rated as the
best high school passer in these
parts, being particularly talented on
long aerials. End Dick Reymer is
his favorite target and this combi-
nation has accounted for number
of General touchdowns and long
gains: Lewis is a 180-pound plung-
| ing fvllback who is no slow poke
despite his heft.
Washington-Lee has season rec
ord of eight wins and two defeats.
having lost only to Staunton Mill
tary Academy and Wilson High CT
Portsmouth, two Southern Virginia
powers. It has won five in row.
George Washington's record is good,
but not quite SO fancy, it having
won five, lost three and tied one.
The new seats at the G.. w. sta
dunn finally are up and a sellout
ilcrowd of 1880 is anticipated. AL
tickets likely will be gone by this
Ievening and no standing room will
| be sold at the game tomorrow.
Evening star., 1946-11-27
Terps Will Start Five Seniors,
Hoping to Upset N. c. State

vanes, left guard; Emile Fritz, right
guard; Tommy Mont, quarter. and
Red Wright at fullback.
The game is the seventh in the
series. but the first since 1924 when
the rivals played to scoreless tie
in a sleet storm at College Park.
DR.. H. C. Byrd, Maryland president,
coached the last five Old Line teams
that played the Wolfpack.
Bob Andrus, who will start at
right halfback for the Terps, will
be playing against several former
teammates as Andrus played on
States wartime eleven.
Maryland's squad of 80 will leave
Thursday night and practice Fri
day in States stadium. Shaugh-
messy will join the team Saturday
morning, per agreement with Mary
land. The team will be in charge
Of AL Heagy on the trip.
Evening star., 1946-11-27
Rose Bowl UcIons' La BrucheHe
is Coach of Year to Coast

La Brucherie foregoes impasSioned
pep talks and plays records for his
men before each game.
"He makes football fun for the
players" declares competent Line
Coach Ray Richards, former Me-
braska tackle who has served under
a half dozen coaches in his career.
But In showdown, the Bruins
know who's boss.
A U. G. l.. A. halfback in the late
'20s, the little Frenchman (pro-
nounce the name La-broo-sko-ree)
won 10 city prep championships, los
ing only IL games in the 16-year
span.. Voluble alumni lofted him
into the U. G. L. A. post after Babe
Horrell resigned.
Evening star., 1946-11-27
Babe Ruth Is in Hospital
With Severe Headaches
BY the Asseeiossd Pies.

NEW YORK, Nov. 27-Babe
Ruth, basebalI,s home run king, was
in French Hospital today for OBJ
servation to determine the cause
of persistent headaches he has suf-
fered for more than a week.
Hospital authorities declined to
discuss his, case except to report
his condition fair. Ruth is So.
His daughter. Mrs. Richard Wells
Flanders, said, I'VE don't know
what's wrong with my father. All
we know is that he's been having
recently"
A nurse at the hospital said the
Bambino was in wheelchair when
Evening star., 1946-11-27
By HE Assoeioted Press

LO ANGELES, Nov. 27.-The
coach Of the year, as far as most
West Coast football observers are
concerned. is soft-spoken 41-year-
old Bert La Brucherie of the Rose
Bowl-bound U. C. L. A. Bruins.
Only two years removed from high
school coaching ranks, wide-eyed
La Brucherie-who resembles shy,
bulldog in appearance
packs potent psychological weapon
"a keen sense of humor.
Bert kids the players and acts
almost like one Of EN-" say his as
sociates. He keeps the boys re-
laxed."
Evening star., 1946-11-27

lection in the Philadelphia game
than Baugh has been getting. He
could have written a letter before
any Eagle got close enough to recog-
nize him, and that meant Bill
Ward, Johnny Steber, Johnny Jaf-
furs and the rest of the line were
doing a good job on the opposition.
WHY doesn't Baugh get as much
time to throw? Coach Turk, Ed
wards said the Skins changed their
individual blocking assignments,
which helped some. Then, TOO,
Youel was a genuine running threat
after reeling off his 36-yard sneak
touchdown run and the Eagles had
to revamp their defensive plans TO
meet the situation.
One of the brightest bits OF STRAIT
egy, plus top-grade team play, came
in the final period when Baugh rode
herd on the pony" backfleld for a
touchdown. He sent such behemoths
as pound Eddie Saenz, TO pound
Dick Poillon and 165-pound Steve
Bagarus crashing over guard and
inside tackle for five consecutive
first downs and six points. This
groups performance, plus YouePs
excellent work, should give Creep
Bay something to ponder in prep
ping for Sundays game with the
Skins at Grifith Stadium.
The Packers will use the old and
still effective Notre Dame box and
shift, but the Skins beat them IN an
exhibition game at Denver earlier
this year and should be able to
repeat.
Wilbur Moore's leg has been
placed in a cast to accelerate the
recovery of a pulled ligament and
while he definitely is out OF the
Green Bay game Edwards hopes to
have him ready for the New York
finale. Doug Turkeys shoulder sep
aration probably means curtains for
him, and the big fellows absence at
end will be blow Turley is not
spectacular, but he has been con-
sistent, and he'd be good man to
have around at this critical stage
of the race.
Play-oh details were to be settled
today at New York with Conmis-
sioner Bert Bell speaking for the
Redskins. There is strong possibility
of at least a two-way tie for the
Eastern crown, which means the
finalists will play-off December Is
for the right to meet the Bears. II
it's a three-way tie the East West
title game will be showed back until
| the last Sunday in December.
Evening star., 1946-11-27
Turfmon Boyle
Dies in Sleep
Special pispoteh 10 The sio,

BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 81
Joseph v. Boyle, at one time gen..
eral manager of the Bowie and
Marlboro race tracks, died in his
sleep at his home early today.
He was visitor at the Bowie race
track yesterday. Boyle's widow is
controller of the Southern Mary.
land Agricultural Association:
Evening star., 1946-11-27
Longdon and Merrick
To CIush Tomorrow

The Langdon Lions 120-pound
football team winds up its season
tomorrow against Merrick Boys
Club at Langdon Park. Game be-
gins at 1890 am.
The Lions boast a record Of nine
wins. one loss and one tie.
Evening star., 1946-11-27
ports Holiday Tits End Careers Of Two Top Coaches
6. W. High Stages
Purude, Bonfire

The George Washington High
School Band and student body
will parade through sections of
Alexandria tonight and later will
stage a bonfire as part Of rally
preceding the traditional Thanks
giving football engagement to-
morrow between G. w. and
Washington-Lee High.
The parade, which Is scheduled
for 6 o'clock, will start at Pitt
and King streets and proceed
along King street to West street.
and from there to the school.
The bonfire will be lightetd about
T..30 o'clock at the school.
Evening star., 1946-11-27
By Harold cIoossen
Associated Press Sports Writer


by Army 10 days ago, won't let them.
Pennsylvania.
Notre Dame over Southern Cali
fornia: This game revives a pre-
war feature and Southern Cali
fornia will be regretting Saturday
that it didn't wait year longer
Notre Dame.
Georgia over Georgia Tech: The
Tech eleven is the surprise team OF
the Southeast Conference. Satur-
day afternoon 1t Is most likely to
be the most surprised eleven
Georgia.
Dividing the remainder Of the
weeks program by dates:
Thursday.
Colgate over Brown: It is a fore
,,noy, uoyno and the YflaverS arG
Evening star., 1946-11-27

he feels about it he manages wry grin.
Everybody has been asking me that lately.
My biggest problem is trying not to think about
it." He eased into chair, which promptly coll
lapsed to the complete lack of surprise of Blaik.
1T guess I'll be getting this fixed soon," he sighed
Blaik's chair is very special sort of a throne.
It's unlike the others in the Office in that 1T isn't
wooden but Is one of those chrome jobs with
springy legs Blaik's been sitting in it for three
years now during which time he hasn't lost a
game, and the years have taken their toll on the
chairs underpinning. When he sits in it now the
legs, being slightly flexible than is desirable
leave him in position of virtually sitting on the
floor. But Blaik doesn't mind as long as he's win
ming The chair won't be removed for repairs as