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Evening star., 1955-11-27

spares-Washington: Comport, r.
gan. Mcmillan. Periard.
Joiinst0wn: Ruml. Mcdonald. Olaf
son. Ferenz. Jackes. Nadeau, Atlsby,
FIRST period scoring --- Johnstown:
Jackes, fFerenz. Zubatiuk), 5:23. Johns
town: Hall tunassistedl. 7:3S: Wash-
ington: Macdonald tOryis, Medynskii,
II:32 Penalties-Washingto Smith
Dripping l5:44 JohnstoWn: Olafson
ttoo many men on icel, 1915. Gall
lagfer Dripping. 17:4O
Second period scorine-Washington
Mcmillan iSmith Comportl. 17:2O.
Third period seoring-Washington:
Smith fCompoTt. Mcmillan, 6:2S, Pens
alties-WashinEton Perlard ltrippingDs
1895. Joflnstown: None.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-07-15
MISCELLANEOUS

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oil, 81 gallon. 100 ID. farm assortment of bolts
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standabIe 288-page book cause symptoms
and treatment of farm animal diseases. Whether
you a herd of beef cattle few chick
ems you'll find this book helpful and interest
tionS and diagrams. A limited number at cost
So. so postpaid. Montana Farmers tockman, P.O,
Box 1929, Great Falls, Montana.
POPULAR MECHANICS Farm Manual 284
pages of profitable. tirne-Saving ideas for the
Farm or home Everything from making
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Every page illustrated. limited number
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esting. Montana Farmer-Stocknnan, T. o. BOX
1929 Great Falls Montana.
RAIN GAUGES Accurate. easy 60 read rain
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keeping accurate account of moisture that
them. very limited number TO be mailed as
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Montana.
YEAST-WAY SAVE costly moving. pumping.
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FOR SALE: Home beautiful Whitefsh Lake.
year round vacation land two-bedroorn cottage,
picture window overlooking lake, Enotty pine
interior, modern, outdoor fireplace. Write BOX
463s Whitefish, Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-07-15

FARM STORAGE BUILDINGS: Heiken-MosdaT
Montana made graneries and machine sheds.
Beat high storage costs! Write Heiken-MosdaI
BrOadviews Montana for additional inform alton.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-07-15

For SALE Butler and Columbian steel grain
bins at new low prices delivered, freight pre-
paid to your farm in 5O0s LOCO, I,350, 9 200
2,733 and $500 busheI sizes with or without
steel bottoms. Write phone Bridgeport IcouiE-
ment Company. Bridgeport. Nebraska.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-07-15

WANTED: 32-voIt Jacobs Windcharger, 1900 or
250o wait, less tower with good batteries and
appliances. State price. Leonard Knudtsen, BOX
25, RobSart, Sask., Canada.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-07-15

FOR SALE: Registered Hamprace gifts ana
boarss five months old. Ed SkiIIInans Hoffman
Route, Livingston Montana.
REGISTERED YORKSHIRE BRED sows, giTtSs
July and August farrow. Amos Thompson
r. RAJ Helena, Montana.
REGISTERED Hamprace boars and gilt
months. Bill Hardie, Route l. Helena Montana.
REGISTERED Hampshire weaver boars and
gifts. Victor Krooks Boyd Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-07-15

TOR SALE: New model DC and sc Case trac-
tors with hydraulic lifts. DC-$I 500; SC,-$I 400
Used DIG Cat tractor with single drum power
unit, pump missing, $3.50. SteffecI Tcuuipment
Company. 1895 North Main St. Helena. Mon
tana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-07-15

i OR SALE: One Super 81 Massey-Harris Ia f.
combine, canvas platform this machine has
always been stored inside and never used for
custom work $2,f5a. Can be at Woods
Motel. Iona, Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-07-15

1851 SUPER 81 in. Al condition throughout only
$4,000, LA Case $3.50, 10 #. Case pIow $175
Cessna ITO airpIane. Woodrow Leiningers 6Ii
Idaho, LeWiStoWn, Montana
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-07-15

DAIRYE1EN FARMERS RANCHERS: How
would you like a uniform herd of springing LIST
81 $50, plus transportation, a little time and
feed. There is no catch il can be done. You
Wisconsin and pickup SO heifer calves at $25
money with less investedf For fheT Sh nfOra
ton CONCERNING IN prices on calves hefers and
or phone Menomonee Falls 1861.
FOR SALE: Three registered red poIIed milk
ing shorthorn yearling bulls Out Of RIM and
Two priced at $500 each one out of advanced
record of merit cow at $3.50. Dayton Willoughbys
FOR SALE: One excellent Duroc yearIing herd
boar great-grandson OF the 1852 Illinois State
Grand Champion barrow at the Red River VAL
ley Fair $50. Simonsen Bros.s Rte. 2, Sidney
TEN HEAD Of yearIings two and three year old
horses, halter broke and gentle. OLD Chestnut
Weingart. Winnett. Montana.
FOR SALE: Two milk cows fresh sda, 8 years old:
Bangs vaccinated, averaged $4,000 lbs. last 10
months lactatIons gentle Mike Powell Cianceys
Montana.
REGISTERED Poland China weaners, both
sexes. registered Brown Swiss bull calves. Mar
garet EhInanns Twin Bridges.
AYRsHIRsE yearling pun and bull calves from
Dairy. Great Fails. Mont
SHEEP
TVVEcNTY-EcTGHT Pure-bred KaraIxuI ewes, the
hair wool which can be made into desirable
blankets robes, carpetings work coats. The
Jackets, purses. They would be very profitable
enterprise for one who owns small tract of land
and operates store, could contract with
who operates a store trading post tour
ist attraction tourist camp to display and
sell your merchandise z. T.. WiIburns Box 79s
Butte, Montana.
DOCS. PEGS AND STOCK
GOLDEN RETRIEVER. female. ,ux months.
Axe registered, top breeding fifty dollars. Nor
man Larson, LoIo, Montana.
COLLIE SHEPHERD PUPS, natural heeIerss
some older dogs working. Road B. Lane 10s W.
A. Readickers Fairfield.
GERMAN Shepherd pups for sale, black ana
gray James Eighorn, MelrOses Montana.
SWINE
REGISTERED Yorkshire boars months old.
Warren Hastings Cascade
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-07-15

GIGANTIC SURPLUS SALE-MonthIy Special
5roW Weedmaster Tractor sprayer. List $I75. so.
Sale prepaid $97 .65. Tremendous savings, Govt
and excess inventory power plants. hydraulics
compreSSorSs pumps weed Sprayers, chain saws
binoculars tools. Hundreds of items. illustrated
Bargain Catalog Free!! Surplus Center, 89f
20 Street. Lincoln, Nebraska.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-07-15

FOH SALE: 1852 model John Deere seIf-pro-
PEELED combine IL ct. cut very good condition,
$1,000 Located at Cliff Wallace Ranch, Toston
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-07-15
FARM EQUIPMENT

FOR SALE: Hay pickup attachment for 20C
Mccormick EnsiIage Harvester 1925; Single
front wheel attachments for C, H. or M trac-
tors $3.50 off. New Holland PTO sc Hay
BaIer $ls195; Pickup attachments for 122. 123.
lbs. 127 Combines half price; Seventeen tooth
drive SprocBetS and feed conyeyor canvas for
123 combines half price. Bridgeport Equipment
Company, Inc, Bridgeport, Neb.
FOR SALE: John Deere No. SO Combine, 20 &c.
1949s very good Bills Auto & Implement. Rhone
3351s Poplar Montana
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-07-15

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Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-07-15

FOR SALE: Two IA ft. So. M H. combines, 1913
model, 81 electric lifts Anger $3.50, Canvas
1913 VIM. y. Langman, Sweet Grass. Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-07-15
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-15
Magistrates May
Face Job Loss
BY REED SMITH
Associated Press Writer

Ohio's highest paid justice of
the peace and several others may
be looking for work after this ses-
sion of the legislature.
Enactment of dozen proposals
to create municipal courts with
wide jurisdiction in as many coun-
ties would put the magistrates out
of business.
Municipal courts would handle
cases now tried by peace justices
who pocket costs they assess in
lieu of salary.
Both fines and costs imposed by
salaried municipal judges go to To-
cal political subdivisions and the
state according to statutory for
mula.
TITS case of justice versus rev.
enues," asserted Rep. Kenneth A.
Robinson (R., Marion), chairman
of the House Judiciary Committee
considering the court proposals.
They call for municipal courts
in Elyria, Lorain County; Wapa-
koneta, AuglaiZe County; Mariet-
ia, Washington County; Celina,
Mercer County; Chardon, Geauga
County; Eaton, Preble County;
Findlay, Hancock County; Fre-
mont, Sandusky County; Lebanon,
Warren County; Troy, Miami
County, and Van Vert.
Other bills would extend juris-
diction of Willoughby municipal
court and restrict those in Lam
caster and Kenton.
Another proposal pending in the
legislature would put to popular
vote in the affected territory the
issue of creating a municipal
court. Sponsors of that proposal
are Reps. Charles O.Wheeler R.,
Morrow )and Elton Lahr (R., San
dusky
Hearings by Robinson's COM
mittee on new court proposals.
brought out that Virgil Swartz-
lander, Sandusky County justice
of the peace, does a lucrative busi-
ness in State Highway Patrol
cases
The patrol maintains a truck
weighing station at Hessville near
SwartZlander's home in Gibson
vile, west of Fremont. The sta
ton is on US. 20, one of Ohio's
busiest highways.
Testimony and records showed
that Swartzlander collected $97,-
326 in fines and assessed SIS, 5,05s
in costs in his court between July
l, 1850, and last June 30.
During that period he handled
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-15
TUESDAY. MARCH Is

TUESDAY, MARCH IS "
STAR party for 30th birthday
Cub Pack Review Charter Review St Ohm Lueran
Church
Club Guest Day Coover Club House.
American Legion Auxiliary meeting 8 p M Legion Home
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16
Vespers at st. Johns Lutheran Church n
Lsnen Family supper Methodist Church $50 -
Family Night covered dish Mt Sterling Presbyterian Crcn
$50 p m.
service London Presbyterian Church 7:30 p.
service Trinity Episcopal Church 1880 p
Presbyterian Guild lunch at Flax Consignment Sale
W. c. annual luncheon Christian Church
1890
THURSDAY, MARCH II
Catholic Community Patricks party, cards Parish Hail.
dance LEiS gymnasium
Society Johns Lutheran Church at and 730
WCTU Ballenger Main St, p.
County Club Big Plain Methodist Church
London Chapter OES. regular meeting 8
FRIDAY, MARCH IS
Thble Club Thomas Wood
High Street, m.
Lilly Chapel WSCS Big WSCS Mrs Edward
Sdner m.
MONDAY, MARCH 81
A M Shenefelt SO No
Main ST, 2 p.
Jovenes class party Methodist Church at p.
MARCH 25
Mobile Unit Presbyterian Church London 10 to
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-15
Robert W. Reider - Report
From The State Capitol
HISTORIC sMIrHvILLE INN

HISTORIC SMTHVILLE INN
Tooth consecutive Wayne
with
district OrVies Ray
mond Morgan dinner and former Congressman John
AcSWeeney, the DemS turned
speech and Hays in his usual good form
supervisor the senographe slated
for a post with the legislature.
THERE'S terrific legislative battle shaping between the banks
Cleveland the that city Don Ebrght
gubematoria candidate helping up the
banks
SENATOR Fred w Danner ( Summit claims that state taxes
the
campaign against what he Oho habtua Of
THE LITTLE FELLOW
would break under constitutional
Rep Edward w. DeChan ID, Loran the Lake
home
in each branch of the Assembly will be submitted
November.
DR. HOWARD WILLIAMS the Trnbu dentistawmaker
chairman the House Military Affairs tells
himself:
He approached the other
ceTal advice on problem affecting ae-owned building
only dscovemuh to his embaassenthe advceseeker
of his COP. colleagues!
sPARKPLUGGING THE
and Ceveland
tai the House Democratic leader
CuyahOga laVna6er has introduced
$6OOOOOO for that purpose.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-15

way through the whole game, so
that the players found themselves
more often on the floor than on the
donkeys.
The members of the Tri-L or
ganization took a condensed tour
of Europe last Tuesday at one of
their evening meetings. The guest
for the evening was Miss Gather
inc Benjamin, who showed colored
pictures of her trip abroad. Other
things on the agenda for the eve
ming were a short business meeting
and two selections by the Double
Trio. To conclude the meeting, all
the members joined in singing
THE Halls of Ivy and repeating
the Tri-L pledge.
Two of London's basketball play
ers Dick LeBeau and Vaughn Bass,
received credit for their outstand-
ing achievement on the court. Dick
and "Panch" placed on the All
Mid-Six team, and Monday night
they will attend a banquet held in
honor of this special team.
Saturday night the gym was
transformed into a bustling mid
way as the junior class carnival got
under way. The floor was lined
with various concessions, ranging
from fortune telling to weight
guessing, which proved to be quite
shocking" The stage was deco
rated for park dancing, complete
with park benches and Lovers
Lane. Our hats go off to the jun
iors!
A navy cruiser requires about
10000 gallons of fresh water in a
normal days steaming.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-15

BANKING TERMS DEFINED
Time Deposits: The dollars
you deposit in q savings &C
count with US for withdrowoi at
q later dote-reserye Gosh for
emergencies and future needs.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-15

3065 cases with convictions in all
but 27. Swartzlander said patrol
cases comprised 80 per cent of his
business. He told the committee he
could not recall any non-convict-
ions in patrol cases
Swartzlander appeared for the
hearings at Robinson's invitation
but indicated he had not intended
to testify. Asked to point out his
territory on a map in the hearing
room, Swartzlander found him.
self standing in an ideal target
position for questioning. They
came thick and fast.
The slim youthful appearing
Swartzlander answered until ask
ed by attorney Robinson to explain
Ohio's assured clear distance
law and other traffic statutes. He
then fell silent.
Other witnesses opposing Great
vi SOtA1
with nearly countrywide JuIisuIc-
tion praised SwartZlander's court
operations.
I'VE need more j. P.'s like
him." asserted Dwight Wise farm
er near Fremont and unsuccessful
democratic candidate for repre-
sentative last year. Wise said nc
one he contacted in a personal
survey favored the Fremont court
That's the rural feeling" he add,
ed.
Henry G. Stahl, former presi
dent of the Sandusky bar associa
tion and chamber of commerce
headed a delegation backing {
Fremont court.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-15

"It has gotten so that no one
can be found not guilty in San
ducky county," Stahl asserted.
THE only way you can get loose
is through grand jury" he in
sisted.
Leroy c. Roush, Sandusky
county engineer, summed up the
operation. He said a municipal
court would result in loss of the
county of funds from ]. P. courts
used for highway and bridge work.
Witnesses opposed to creation of
other courts gave similar testi-
mony.
Rep. Lytel G. Zuber, (R, Frank
lin), committee member and for
mer judge, said municipal courts
would provide more money for
subdivisions. He added that all
municipal courts currently take in
more revenue than the cities three
-fifths share of their operating
costs. A few counties get less mon
ey from court revenues than their
share of costs, he admitted.
Rep. Daley r. Turner (R' Sen
eca), another member, said the
supreme court had declared the
fee system constitutional when a
court must find defendants guilty
to collect costs in contested cases
Ie asserted that made operation
of J. p. courts illegal.
Numerous municipal courts with
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-15

A navy cruiser requires about
10000 gallons of fresh water in a
normal days steaming.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-15
The
Teen n-Age
Set
LIN. ANNE and JUL

A rather different form of bas-
ketball was played in London
Highs gym last Monday night.
Wearing football helmets, the boys
on the Varsity and Reserve basket
ball squads mounted their donkeys
and thrilled the onlookers by lit
orally trouncing their opponents
members of the Boosters Club
plus our own coaching staff. The
donkeys kicked and bucked their
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-15

wide county jurisdiction have been
created since enactment of the
uniform municipal court act four
years ago. Robinson was prin-
cipal backer of the uniform court
act.
He said the highway patrol had
only one overload case last year
in his county that has a munich
pal court in Marion. But counties
licking such court showed these
totals: Sandusny 1134, Medina
935, Madison, 765, Portage 7S4,
Hancock 867 and Van Vert 141.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-15
MRS. BURR HOME
FROM HOSPITAL

Mrs. B. Gwynne Burr is recov-
ering at her home on North Main
Street, following a minor opera
tion last week at Mt. Carmel Hos
pital. She returned home Sunday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-15
Calendar For The Week

NOTE - This feature will regularly and will be
published each Monday and tuesday The service is Free
Please send in copy by Friday for events taking place
+he following week. Copy must be submitted before FRI
dsy noon, dsadline Thank You'll
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-15
MONEY AND BANKING
In Ereryday Lining

To build your Gosh reserve,
why not start making time de-
posts" every poydoy in q
sovines account with uss
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-15

opening a checking account a
complicated procedure ?"
NO." our officer replied.
"You simply fill out a few
forms and answer a few ques-
tions. Then with your first de-
post you are ready to pay your
bills by check = to save time,
carry funds safely, and have
more orderly recordsw
The young woman found
that opening a checking ac-
count with US is just as simple
as the officer had made it sound
- and the account itself has
proved to be even more valu-
able than she had expected.
Come in and open your account.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-03-15

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To make these dollars count
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shop wisely, watching for bar
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pers; study labels for contents
and weights to be sure you get
the best value. BY doing all the
marketing for the week on a
day and at an hour when the
stores are not overcrowded,
you can save time.
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MILES

Continued From Page Ala
Icision not to transfer the fran
Ichise to Baltimore.
Noting that more than $780,
200 has been expended on play
lers since the Orioles returned to
1.-THE league. Miles said he is satis-
ifled that "the Orioles and it's
farm clubs are today q far
stronger aggregation than when
THE st. Louis Browns were ac-
lquired in 1858.
y have faith In Paul Richards
land am convinced he will, with
lin q reasonable time. build a
Ipennant contender. provided he
has the support of the public
and the directors of the club.
4 have concluded that the
time is now appropriate for me
to resign as president OF the
club and it is my most earnest
hope thatsI win be succeeded by
someone with experience and
demonstrated ability as a base
ball executive
Miles later said he had no idea
whether his recommendation
would be adopted by Oriole di-
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one to recommend specifically
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