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Dixie Bowl at Birmingham
Baylor 6 points over Wake Forest.
Harbor Bowl at San Diego
Nevada 3 points over Villanova.
These are the only struggles
on which the Broadway slide rule
specialists are willing to quote
odds so far in advance.
Besides offering the game that
stacks up as the days tightest,
the Sugar Bowl is Dragging about
matching the highest ranking
combination of bowl eligibles.
North Carolina, tied by William
and Mary in a season that other
wise was all-conquering, was
listed third in the final Asso-
ciated Press poll, right behind
Michigan and Notre Dame. Okla
homa was fifth, behind Califor-
mia.
The Tar Heels will Ds led by
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Bradley Tech and Texos
Triumph in Philadelphia
By the Assoeiosed Press

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 18.-Brad-
Ay Tech shook off a stubborn Tenn
pie quintet in the late minutes of
the first half tonight and extended
it's unbeaten string to five games
with $3.50 victory over Temple
at Convention Hail.
A crowd of 4,985 saw Texas snap
ST. Joseph's philadelphia six-game
winning streak with a 55-to-54
triumph in the first game of the
basket ball double e-header.
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Caps Turn on Heat
Near Finish 10 Top
Boston by $3.50

Bones Mckinney, the Washington
Capitols' leading scorer and fierce
competitor. set a 21-point pace last
night as the Eastern Division lead
ers put on "whirlwind finish to
beat out Coach Alvin Doggy
Julian's fiery Boston Celtics, 1890,
in Basket Ball Association game
before 2,540 spectators at Uline
Arena"
1t was. the tightest defensive game
of the season at Uline's and found
the Bostonians putting on a furious
late period bid that pulled them
within 55-58 count with but 312
minutes remaining.
The Caps kept the ball in the
backcourt at this point and
thwarted a desperate close guarding
game by the Celts, when they
cashed in on several fouls while
pulling ahead comfortably at the
finish. Coach Julian heatedly pro-
tested several free shots awarded
the Caps during their late squirt.
Mckinney Puts on Show.
Mckinney virtually was the whole
show for the Capitols extensively
as he looped in eight field goals and
five fouls. while Capt. Bob Feerick,
Fred Scolari and Sonny Hertzberg
accounted for nine points and Kleg-
gle Hermsen and Leo Katkaveck
eight.
Hermsen not only teamed with
Feerick in taking many of the re-
bounds when the chips were down
but continued to play strong defen-
sive ball by holding Chick Halbert
one of the BAAs good shots, to one
goal from scrimmage
Scolari and Kakaveck turned ir
some of the finest floor play of the
season, stealing the ball from the
opposition on several occasions ano
setting up several of McKinney's
shots.
Kelly and Stump Star. -
Tom Kelly and Gene Stump
paced Boston's attack with IL and
10 points, respectively, with Stump
reserving his punch for the great
bid in the last quarter.
The Capitols were out in front
at the end of the first period, 1879
but Boston led at the half-time
1923. However, the Caps had
taken a 46-40 command at the
three-quarter mark and were never
headed.
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Bombers Are Blasted
By Knickerbockers
By the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 18.-The New
York Knickerbockers broke loose
with a furious attack in the second
half today to sink the st. Louis
Bombers, 1919, in a Basket Ball
Association of America game before
1887 at Madison Square Garden.
Paced by Carl Braun and Lee
Knorek, the New Workers blasted
the Bomber defense wide open in
the final period for Is points.
Braun led both clubs with 26
markers, while Knorek, using his
height to good advantage, netted 10.
John Logan and Ariel Vaughan,
the Bombers' leading scorers, hit
TO IS points apiece.
'rhe victory was the New Workers
foul1h straight at home. The loss
was THE Bombers' sixth in their last
eight starts.
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Odds Fovornq Tar Heels Points Are Shortest in on Games

The Cotton Bowl at Dallas
sends the great Walker, two-time
All America and winner of this
years Heisman Trophy as the
Nations outstanding college grid
der, against Norman Van Brock
lin. the Webfoots' aerial wizard.
Johnny Rauch, who rated the
Associated Press second ALI
America, is the fellow who lights
the fuse under Georgias Bull
dogs. His personal combat with
Texas Ray Borneman win spice
the Miami proceedings.
Bobby Gage of Clemson, half
back on the third All-America
team, will be seen in the Gator
Bowl. The Harbor Bowl folks will
get a look at the years record
smashing passer, Stan Heath OF
Nevada. ~
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Entire Squads See Action.

fornia's Golden Bears, Pacific
Coast Conference champions who
breezed through their campaign
without slipup.
That's the same margin by
which the holder of the other
half of the Pacific crown, Oregon,
is figured to lose to Doak Walker
and the Southern Methodist crew
in the Cotton Bowl at Dallas.
Georgia, the Southeastern Con-
ference title. winner, is given a
7-point bulge over Texas in >the
Orange Bowl at Miami.
Other games are calculated like
this.
Gator Bowl at Jacksonville,
Fla.-Missouri 7 points over un-
beaten, united Clemson.
Delta Bowl at Memphis-Wil-
liam and Mary 6 poinA over
Oklahoma A. and M. -
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Star Staff Photo.
A-AC Declares Self
Financially Sound,
But Wants Peace
BY The Assoeiofed Press

CLEVELAND, Dec. 18. ALL
America Conference football own
ers counted the cash in their
pockets today before agreeing with
a National League magnet that the
time for peace in their gridiron
war has arrived.
The Conference moguls gave all
their eight clubs a financial bill of
health, including the dollar-starved
Chicago Rockets.
Then they agreed with George
Halas, owner of the National League
Chicago Bears, that the time for
peace is now.
Halas, in Philadelphia for that
circuits playoff game, said a sen
sible solution" of the situation was
due and indicated he would intro
duce the subject at the National
League meeting on Monday.
Jonas Ingram, commissioner of
the, Conference, said he was glad
that Il sincerely hope something
along that line will develop"
He added that he still favored a
playof game on December 26 be-
tween the champions of the circuits
and pointed out that the weather
in Los Angeles would be favorable
to such contest.
Ready to Replace Rockets.
Otherwise there was little peace
discussion. The moguls here spent
the day tackling their owrtfnancial
ills.
Ben r. Lindheimer, owner of the
Los Angeles Dons and chairman of
the Conference executive commit
tee, said that If the Chicago Rockets
failed to post a 100000 guarantee
on February 5 in the league meet
ing at New York another city was
willing to take over the club.
He refused to identify the city
but there were indications he meant
Dallas.
Lindheimer added that financial
structures of all eight clubs in the
3-year-old professional football con-
terence had passed the preliminary
tests. The big question comes on
February S when the conference
holds its annual business meeting
in New York and each club must
post 100000.
Rockets Rescued by 100000.
This rule was enforced in 1e46 but
was dropped last year. 1t was re-
turned to the code book today.
During the campaign closing to-
morrow with the annual title game,
the Rockets had to be rescued by a
100000 fund raised by other own
ers in midseason.
The Rockets also were allowed to
waive the $4,000 payment to each
visiting club in 1948 and finallv
struggled to the finish. Next wear
the Rockets must produce the $l5,-
600 for each visitor. Brooklyn also
must pay the visiting teams. This
season the Dodgers had to paw only
$4,000 to each of three other East
ern clubs but paid the Western
teams in full.
Lindheimer was so certain the
Rockets would be able to produce
their guarantee that he said that
the present eight clubs would par
ticipate in the annual draft of COL
lege talent Monday.
The owners took a hurried look
at the television problem but voted
to delay any action until February,
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Terps Whip Clemson, "a to so,
After PiIinq Up Biz Early Lead

formance and with Spence Wright,
Bernie Smith, Charlie Mack and Bob
Murray gave Maryland, we'll
rounded attack before they tired.
Smith scored II Of his 13 points in
the first half.
John Pr,litt was the only member
of Ciemson's Big Three" to live
up to advance notices. Pruitt
started cashing in on hook shots and
ended up with 16 points, but big,
balding, w. A. Holhouser and Leon
ard Riddle, one of the leading scorers
in the conference last year, had off
nights.
Coach Flucie Stewart of the Terps
Used his entire squad with Ron
Siegrist the best performer among
the reserves.
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Cunisius, Georqiu Win

BUFFALO, N. Y, Dec. 18 P.-
Canisius' Golden Griffins kept their
basket ball slate clean tonight by
downing Iowa, State 58-45 and
Georgia made 1t six straight with
out a loss by edging the University
of Buffalo 56-51 in a memorial audi
torium basket ball double-header
before 7,349 fans.
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~
Soloman Spencer's running and
Roger Mendevill's passing made the
82d a threat but the Marine line
was too tough.
EXTRA POINTS-The Marines
have not lost a game since Wash
ington and Lee defeated them, 1870,
in the opening game last season
The halftime shows by the
smart bands of Quantico and the
82d took so long that the 82d's drill
outfit did not have time to perform
Abrahams, Bill Jesse and Mel
vim Weigle were outstanding on the
line for Quantico and Bill Sibert
and McAffee, the latter formerly
with Tuskegee, for the 82d The
82d appeared to be driving back
into contention late in the second
quarter when Ted Stawacki supplied
an important interception for
Quantico Bartos, repeatedly
Redskin- bound, was the runner
hardest to bring down and barely
was nosed out by Ambrogi for out
standing player honors :. The
game was promotion Of the Wash
ington Junior Board of Commerce
for it's youth welfare fund The
SD gained 203 yards against Guam
tico, who before thes game topped
the Nation by giving up only ia
yards per game.
- Ends--Leach, Pfeifer. Strauss, Wilson
Tackles - Batorski Abrahams, selva,
Alison, Prather, .Devecka, Selbe, brennan.
=. Guards-wimberg, Weigle: Stephenson
centers - Jesse, stawickt schnept
Backs Flores, Russell. Levsndusky
Camp. Graham, .Hixson, Ambrogi, Tamillo
Turnipseed, schuett, Moore. Mullaney,
saD AIRBORNE.
,ols EndsmHannah' so.l Innan Keen Barnard Breed
;, Tackles = Bryant. Meredith. McAfee,
Guards-oden. szalva. sibert. Trentini
Centers-severs, Beckett. Groom.
Backs = Meyer, Schreiner. Davidson,
Mendivil; Long, Spencer, Ratten, Wardell,
Quantico --7 z IL 90 O-4O
SD Airborne o O. :
ouantco: Touchdowns-schuett Moore
Smith. Ambrogi t2). Bartos Points after
ouchdowns-Messina t2J. Abrahams 60
placement.
SD Airborne: Touchdown-Bell. Point
aftertouchdown-Oden (placemenD.
Statistics.
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Tickets for Griffmen's
Opening Come on Sole

Tickets for Washington's opening
day baseball game with the Phila-
delphia Athletics will go on sale at
Griffith Stadium at 9 am. Tuesday.
The game will be played on April 18.
Due to heavy list of reservations
received by mail and a brisk season.
ticket sale, most choice. seats for
opening day already have been al
loted.
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Move Not q Surprise.
Rumors Flying
pHII,AnET.pHTA

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 10
Sunday ).-Rumors were fly
ing here early today, the most
prominent of which was that
the National Football League
and the All-America Confer
ence had reached some type
of truce and that the an
nouncement would be made
tomorrow.
This report came from New
York, where the Associated
Press said it had learned of q
truce, without details. Ma
tional League Commissioner
Bert Bell, told of the report,
said ION the record and of
the record, there has been no
truce" between the rival
leagues.
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Yonkees Sign Tackle

OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. 18 R).-
Hank Kalver, 225-pound Oklahoma
City University tackle, announced
today signing of professional foot
ball contract with the New York
J Yankees of the All-America ConfeG
! sncs.
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Kentucky, Long Island
Win Garden Games
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 18.-Proving
their defense is just as devastating
as their famed offense, Kentucky's
mighty Wildcats rolled to their
sixth straight victory tonight, turn
ing back st. Johns U. of Brooklyn,
57-30.
The seasons largest Madison
Square Garden attendance-18,451
Watched Long Island U. overcome
an 11-point deficit late in the second
half, to Nip Kansas State, $3.50, in
the first half of the college basket
ball double
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Northwestern Hands
Navy First Defect
By the Assoeioted Press

CHICAGO, Dec. 18.-After a
closely fought first half, Northwest
ern went on rampage tonight to
hand the United States Naval Acad-
emy its first defeat of the season,
68-43, before crowd of 1892 basket
ball fans in Chicago Stadium.
Minnesota won the opener of the
double-header by trouncing De Paul,
$3.50.
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Harris Brings Corriden
Along to Coach Padres
BY the kssoeioted Press

SAN DIEGO, Calf. Dec. 18.-
John Red Corriden. recently en-
ployed under Bucky Harris with
the New York Yankees, will be a
San Diego Padre coach next season,
Bill Starr, San Diego Baseball Club
president, announced today.
Harris, named Padre manager last
Tuesday, will bring Corriden along
as his assistant. Jimmy Reese,
Padre coach last season, also will
be retained on the coaching lines
for the Padres.
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fielder" declares Griff. vernon is wonderful
target, but horrible on ground balls Robinson will
come up with grounders that get past Mickey"
At San Diego, ,Bucky Harris will be working
for President Bill Starr, who was catcher Bucky
fired off the Mats in 1885. Starr was so eager
to land Harris as his manager that he sweetened
the original offer of the Cleveland Indians, who
operate San Diego as farm club Harris is
enthusiastic over the prospect of advancing in the
Cleveland organization.
Next-door neighbors at Emergency Hospital
are Francis Stann regular conductor of this COL
umn, and Edward B Eynon, jr, the Mats secretary.
The Los Angeles Dons and Boston Yanks have
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Illinois Routs Penn

CHAMPAIGN, Ill, Dec. 18. tP.--
Illinois, spanked by Dixie Eddleman's S
% points, ran away frem Pennsyl-
vania in the second half for a so to
81 basketball triumph over the
Guakers tonight.
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made overtes Maryland uback and the New
York Yankees pursuing Guard AL Phillips.
Chicago Cardinal tackle left three teeth
at Wrigey bng with the Bears last Sunday
The Cards. incidentally voted full share of their payof pro-
tackle who died after the
full share also went to
assistant recovering from serious Illness
Terps Are A1Ieree to Glass
The Mats Gil times last He
topped respect only with O2 whs and Eddie
Joost University of Maryland has discontinued
One exploded and disntegraed at
Terps planning one OF the largest
college swimming pools in the Nation
Bulge may launch pro tennis tour
President Lions his football team
uu lose $40 ooo this season. Chicago
l6man delegation minor league meeting at Minneapolis
they transacted the sale OF First
later voided
Doak Walker THE all-Amerca football player South
Associated Press United
Press Service Central Press Col
er New Syndicate Sporting News and Look
Oufelder bonus. Not for the 278
regulars but for his neVer-sayoe style
OF playing.
The Boston outelde Pete Reiser reminds
that rookie Brooklyn blasted ,homers
walks his first II times at bat in exhibition games
promoted Dodgers farm chain from Superior
Wis. to Elmira, N. Y
Leeper Hit No Bots but
Bill Jacobs Oklahoma the Bowl track
meet Last year the Oklahoma U. basket
played Bowl The Mats are cast
in the direction OF Bill wight Chcaeo Wne
left-handed pitcher.
Negotiations between the stalemaed
until Bucky Harris conerrng President Bill Veec and Vice
of the Indians about his San Diego job
Greenbeg called Cal Grfnth the
president and that three or-two deal resulted
wild southpaw drafted by the Mats from
Atlanta pitching Gainesville in 947 the OF the
avona Beach club
shoulders game didn't for five
Of walks given by Leeper
ss well vii pitches, hit basmen.
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ScoIzi Named Shortstop

NORFOLK, Va, Dec. 18. o.
Frank Scalzi, 3a-year-old shortstop,
today was named player manager of
the Portsmouth Cubs of the Pied
mont League succeeding Ace Parker.
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Terp Frosh Drub Eastern.

The undefeated Maryland fresh
men drubbed Eastern High School,
1854, for their third straight vic
tory in preliminary game. Dick
Koffenberger and Andy Macdonald
paced the Baby Terps with II
points apiece.
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Win, Lose, or Draw
Steom From the BubbIine CouIdron
By BURTON HAWKINS
Star Sto@

PHILADELPHIA still seeking infeder
left-handed pitcher admits Clark Griffith The Mats boss
Mickey better first baseman
deal between Cleveland
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Sports
Results
FOOTBALL.

FOOTBALL.
Quantico Marines 40 s2d Airborne
Simmons 40 Ouachita
United States Amateurs 43 Canada
National U. (Mex) 40 r. of Havana ]
Jacksonville (Ala.) Tchs. 13 Troy State
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Marines Down 82d Airborne
BY 4O-7 for Service Crown

was away on several occasions but
he couldn't get past the last man.
Soloman Spencer's running and
Roger Mendevill's passing made the
82d a threat but the Marine line
was too tough.
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Totals % 10 SO Totals "a 21 50
Score at half-Boston, 80: Washing
ton. 5S
Referee-BieIsdorffer and Borga
Score by periods:
WASHINGTON -- 16 12 is o3--6a
Boston - q p 10 900
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PRO BASKET BALL.
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Quantico: Touchdowns-Schuett. Moore.
Smith; Ambrogi t2). Bartos. Points after
ouchdowns-Messina C2J. Abrahams 60
placement.
SID Airborne: Touchdown-Bell. Point
ftertouchdown-Oden (placemenD.
Statistics
Evening star., 1948-12-19

COLLEGE FENCING.
Brooklyn College 1874 Columbia sla
COLLEGE HOCKEY.
West Chester All-Stars 10 Harvard B
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and right-of-Way by purchase
or otherwise, for the laying and
Installing of said Main SAM
tary Sewer Line. Said petition
also requests that at said spec
iaI election, there be submitted
to the qualified voters the ques-
tion of whether or not the City
Council of the City of Hardin,
Montana. be authorized to in
cure Indebtedness in excess of
the three 1871 per cent con-
~stitution limit of the value of
the taxable property of the
CITY of Hardin, Montana, as as
certained and shown by the last
completed assessment for state
and county taxes, not to exceed
ten (1O%) per cent of said as
sessed valuation over and above
the three 3%) per cent limit
aforesaid for the purpose of
building and constructing of
said improvements and addition
to said Main Sanitary Sewer,
as aforesaid, the cost of which
is estimated as aforesaid, at the
sum of Fifty Thousand $780,
100000 Dollars, and that the
revenue derived from the SAM
tary Sewer of the City of Har-
din, Montana, be devoted to. the
payment of said debt. Detailed
plans and specifications for said
proposed construction are on
file in the offices of the Water
Superintendent and the City
Clerk of the City of Hardin,
Montana, which said plans and
specifications have been ap-
proved by the State Board of
Health of the State of Montana.
That said bonds for the said
sum of Fifty Thousand $780,
100000 Dollars, aforesaid, shall
be issued for a period of TWEEN
ty GOD years, through which
such bonds are to be paid, and
all bonds issued may be re-
deemable at the option of the
City of Hardin, Montana, five
years from the date of issue,
and on any interest payment
day thereof, and it shall be so
recited in the bonds. The max
imum rate of interest which any
bonds may bear shall not ex-
coed six (6%) per cent, payable
semi-annually.
Said bonds to be issued will
be either amortization bonds or
serial bonds. Amortization bonds
to be the first choice of the
City Council of the City of Har-
din, Montana, all other things
being equal.
DATED at Hardin, Montana,
this LIST day of July A. D. 1948.
~> C. r. Bond,
City Clerk of the City of Har-
din, Montana.
pub: July 1, 8, Is and 22.)
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As you drive along country roads
you will see one of Americas most
familiar scenes - farmers pitching
hay. From this scene has come a
phrase you have used many, many
times making hay while the sun
shines. Well, niece and nephew,
that's exactly what you are doing
when you stack up United States Saw
ings Bonds. You're making plenty of
future security when the going is
good, when a few extra dollars has
been added to your take-home pay
through the new income tax law -.
and when you should be acting for
your future security.
U. S. Treasury Department
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELEC-
TT0N

PUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY
GIVEN that a special election
will be held in the City of Har-
din, Montana, on the 9th day
of July, A. D. 1913, at the three
regular polling places in the
City of Hardin, Montana. The
polls will be open for voting
between the hours of twelve
o'clock (12:00) noon, and eight
o'clock 5000 P. M, of said day.
That said election is to be
held to decide whether or not
general obligation bonds of the
City of Hardin, Montana, shall
be issued in the sum of Fifty
Thousand ($50,G00.00l Dollars
for the purpose of building and
constructing and installing a Is
inch Main Sanitary Sewer, on
Sixth Street from the alley be-.
tween Custer Ave. and Crow
Ave-, to a point approximately
300 #. East of the East City
Limit, of the City of Hardin,
Montana, with all necessary
connections, manholes and APP
purtenances, and a sewage
pumping station, with necessary
pumping equipment and tanks
to be located at the east end of
the aforesaid Main Sanitary
Sewer, and for work, labor,
materials and equipment neces-
Sary to build and construct
said improvements, and for Sc
curing the necessary property
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REAL ESTATE DEALS
DEEDS

i " - DEEDS !
June is, Rosie Petros to En-
ma Petros; W int. Lot Q, Blk. 8,
4th Adm. Hardin.
June 18, John Vandersloot
etux to AntIer Land Co.; EA-
NWA, NASWA, Sec. IL. T. IS,
R. 34Es.
June 10, Big Horn County to
Geo. Schissler etux; Lot 4 Blk. 2,
o. T. Corinth.
June 10, Big Horn County to
Georgia Agee; VIZ Of Lot 10
Blk. is, o. T. Wyola.
June 20, C. P. Ritter etux TO
Consolidated Petroleum Co.;
Wa %, SEA a. T. 6S., r. SEE.
June %, Jacob Pope etux TO
Mabel May Morey; Lot 6 Blk.
10, SW Addn. Hardin.
OIL b GAS LEASES
. June IA, Roht. Carney etux
to Wasatch Oil Co; SWASWA
Sec. 81, T. 8S., R. SEE, & NWA
sWA Sec. "a, T: 6s., r. BE.
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dover, inchoate or accrued,
Defendants.
THE STATE OF MONTANA
SENDS GREETING TO THE
ABOVE NAMED DEFEN D.
ANTS:
You are hereby summoned to
answer the Complaint in this
action which is filed in the Of
flee of the Clerk of this Court,
and to file your answer and
serve a copy thereof upon the
plaintiffs attorney within tWen-
ty days after the service of this
Summons, exclusive of the day
of service; and in case of your
failure to appear or answer,
judgment will be taken against
you by default, for the relief
demanded in the Complaint.
The said action is brought to
quiet title to the following des-
cribed lands, in the above nam
ed plaintiff, to-Wit:
Lots Eight 90 and Nine 90
of Block Ten (10) of the
Fourth (4th) Addition to the
Town (now City of Hardin,
Montana, according to the re-
corded plat thereof.
WITNESS my hand and the
seal of said Court this 18th day
of June, A. D. 1913.
(SEAL) r. P. ROSS,
Clerk of District Court.
BERT W. KRONMuLR,
COURT HOUSE BUILDING,
Hardin, Montana, Attorney for
Plaintiff.
pub. July 1, 8, Is & %, 1948)
Abyssinian natives depend on
hyenas to dispose of their gar
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