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THE PRODUCERS NEW^N
Subito.: - A PAPER OF THE PEOPLE. FOR THE * ^ 1 1 A, -v«
HI.ENTYWOOP, MONTANA, FRIDAY. JULY 17. 1931
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V()|,UMK XIV. Number 16
Squirrel Food
r.i
PEOPLE, BY THE PEOPLE
( Wi« ial Paper of the (,ity of Flrntywo«>cl
uh
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i »
m N< w.i Iiiim a auf«».
fl,». l'riHlur
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Io
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muliti^
llu i' V. nothing
li-potiilnl Iwr« "
no on« I (dog no r«
K'olriK
i -
wiikIovv
Ul.'
III
WUT««
••S«v«
i#f ,r
will "'I' 1 "'"
i^nurliiif
(Klkll *»
i» n« 1
rotiiil
. wiili .ul' l \
Ihmi iiioii«y
having money on «|<v
li.ink," and "Th«*re
limn a having« ac*
Willi ui II V"n «ldi Iiiivi*
„„mi \ l'd Mi.it you want to
cun .Icpouit it there.
in
itii Hu
thliiK m,l ' 1
un)
i|c(idl'd.
(kih Van 11* «
of |lll|H" r
«I nidi« a I* <1
want with tin
Pdv« you a «lip
with Hi« amount doponit
Y on can do anything
• lip
w I
io||
you
and make bond« of
mid liantf Ih«m on (b«ir
You can if .''• Hum
T he
them up in wax
them
neck*
money
Mllfo
m *v rml Iu* a »lidiiif aw (librnlliir
I but th«* « I "f Ho in at« not either
f |i*M|.l« don't Indicv«
f you
can.
mil
thoii/l' bit »
|| pl< liI \ cl oioiM'V
cotnoM in
lon'l break alIhfaelnr
It
I mil thuipi
I i|>, lk»li '-'III look after your inf«r
| rit» by pul Imp op a ripn ri-adltip»;
proleet lb«
I
■ "lim it c|..r«d tod.H I
Wind
^•pnxilorn "
could
moi'«
;i It ? Till
punranI««« lb«
■ (jr(.. ib.rH up.mi 1 l««k booliruiiiM
I th» iiuplii hkIii«« mi« «. r I h«m Ixi
i(rriil lii* nioia y for ivhiik«y or )«,
iwik« n p<i»u invc lmciit
lalkuit' Hi« unit 1er ov«r
pul thui li« vi til prol««!. I b<>
■ mi!
v Id
wil bout
with Hob
nw» iiimI orpliau:
ueain I «■on> ei.uiM
I lf bii'iii will b«
■ lb- 12i • 11 b||
|o- (iriiiiiut
p. opio
li jlilff I ll } III
Ui. I
ove .|u«' iimi
mol to
K"o«| at ;
wry r<-, » ■.■ I ;. I» I•
lia
I
V.'
I »I. •
'tJIbrar
. the
Ifdo (be
'•'•i i*oI, Curl Hull.
n* (rrealidluR, nnd if there were
viiH-.c lo eruab bem ail, |,la
w l.«,« ! d.„ut lohn fe..|n that
He Iuih an sbid
are mo
eonacloua-'many
r«d and
rn«„«vm. Und IM..Iru.le their hid
wmx l,iii K uen and blink and IiIhh.
TVv (..•rmirilfv Ida d.e.h and drive)
itîwÂ ft::
ääm h ;: t
LfcfÄS
■ I mi'lil If \'Ou have
any lime <li
not liW'ti .loin' y « I,
W'* are prepar
■u'lil." If ll
It Will open
bould
nU
aye
a ft ttiii
ugiee
• !* po,,!«*.
■•if', r.t.h
wii I .'b 1 it« n
ll i" ♦
I ,
in k
I l:«|r
In'
a»t (I
Ih
r.iik**
M |l>
Ml'
t. I I
loll...
r " ». <i
Line (mii
* • mu'
Y Y- Y- ¥ ¥ ¥
a fier our
Tl 1 .' ."fb'Miom
Ur" lik'W ii(,, Sen.
h'ii'1 run-Inn.- man blew
limn In
S.bnit'/I.r,
ho V,
»«'
»av »fl.'ii lately,
hr Imlred foi -uiakeM, they
•ujrge •» Ivi* that tIn-v work unplen«»
lllll.V »li 111« Mllb|«. tlve
wink*'« will, big.
HI
« «'idled at Ih« bladder
*»P but the blow «nuke that nent«
«TV. r ~ Kn * m
WmM|f ..
there 11
¥¥¥¥¥¥
•S. (mil'/, im. I Hull vv.-nl ov«*r lx. a
hnnkeru meet at Furg.
Flhiier I'aru.le
after th«*
which celebrated
opening of the wbi k.'y pike,
flew over and they fp-w
V 1 ' Hu y did i. little «tunt there
■ W| b , rluin their fellow bank
r*l|e,|
'lie
<t«,
SmiMl.me Atr Hi.l I*, n at
*** " I" U ringer. Everybody «aid
xciioij/. mid Hull are the tricky
[*n*" Then they flit „vit to (he
W(ui*|f"w bunker« meet anil
»»
It
r«)
p 1 "'!,J""t ,0 Jolly them up n bit.
r yh "v« "Ince l«Mm „« »,u«y a«
mill«' I*«*«-.'. I t ying Ik, prop up the
, m wilt, flap, lundi,. f\
«irk*
Jddle
I Id \ wool fly a,, high a
r "j vou «hould hear a wong
,,lr «'•»*... morning, don't
th" un **'*' HT Vlog Dutchman or
™ Wln K ,,i Mull warbling to the
'* nk *' ,n H l*> ««me olh«*r bank
* w| *»f'l Ringing hl«
»wan «ong.
* , * , 1 * 1 " «me lo the county «eat
w ; t| * H* collect hl« $ 1400 war
w ' u r nh ,ir l ,,, T"tlog tin* a««e««ment
u- , ? fl " •'«ok. mailed It, lak
to, i,. 1 ' "odred m ru«h und «I« -
•» k' |, |. " T*aliioce, Whether he
" «oldlriir out on K«l. Power«
"I ai H< iiing thing« arranged
' ,,m ' up to lake ovt*r the lf«*r
u
»kl.
"»*•' 011 « told me. Joe did
il !, f wonl In hi» Lint Wave
"11 " bank clx.rlng to pro
Zn P 'rf*'" like he did
*d a . * ^ n, ler»«in'« bank «•!<>«
«•«. „1" - 1 not >'* k «« If he
«no.) «"•» "p M with bi«
Uftri . » '' N " W '"" ,,,r Kd
. v '.{• *'*' farmer« to «llver«i
M-llliitr ll.x-ir b,.|r f . r g Jlt fen
"*•'1*1 u> apply on their
»U*
*y tiy
toU*
Hla H V ¥ * ¥ ¥
Dial K? ,P rr * d «Inn g the Rialto
•lid IU,*."»» Nnrem went
lb» („ . . î'** Wareh rabbit when
V Ihev * <M ' . " or, Ty prune
¥o«im| U ," V ' , "' 1 * larite for
'«»trumenl. (fo ha» *«v
hH* M | 0 _',', ? ," n |l nliiM.»« ill hl«
'*•'«1» |,^ | hat.bid In very
"W» Th.y .to
•*»1*1«. , " "•«llr.ed that hl«
m, from the
N", h«(t nil "nl? vf mnn y "
, r,, «b«.| .,v? r .!"7 nUc ,,,rd '
« 4,, '*'li (l„ii. " ,MW Ver Habeoek
11 Ü hut Paul,
»hid ***Hted prone
!" r * WM " 0«l pSftSa
, for (he obliiratlon»
-• I«»« Two,
Illy
Thirteenth Annual Fanners Picnic Brush Lake, Wednesday, July
22nd—Big Program
offlr#,
I» «•
"• Mcnlywund, M.nilntin, lind *
nl Ihn l't MI
X-:
X-:
World Financial
w
w
Cave-in Continues Unabated
Huge European Banks Crash
us Economic Crisis Deepens
Bank» at i »-« ...
.Voix y and Hnxvillr Clone OcKir» Moibtlnv fii
i/cnn Stale Bank at Minot P» k t ■ I Lit
Stale Bank I.» P 1 V. V, .V^ aUlC# lut -»<biy- Traden
nank ttl | op| ar Pa,| e< j Thursday in Drhnrle (Ur 1
whelming North went North |)„L. . i m i UVOr ',
Montan« aa- IMkotu and Norlheanlcm
t: I a. n ^* ln Wisconsin and Iowa 1
Succumb Almost Dailv 1 * U ,OWa
** I
__ j
CllVe in «(mii,.,.. I . I . 1
Vvitlr I », isis un <' »»»ii r , tH tinahatrcl on a World
utÿ rtKtt. t;'
» b-mk Wilh m«W.OO« «
Cn ""
ll»<* linmtcml c
« <*lla|
I »rain hr»,
iiiiiiiirrc
of Nonll
uv .rr,;. . «„Jr
at
ää«
ment» Klvj,ig f M || KU i.riitdee tu
'•»- Imuk-H liubiljtii'K, Tb«
b.«h ou.ik. l tlieii «l'itacd down f,.,
dny« in «r«l«i to prevetd tb,.
.. .
full in «lock mid boriibi
, 11 1,1 , "' V. All lb, bunk , in
weie unable to in« «I, tile!
! 1,11 '•«'"uiiuIh «.f tlielr depoNitor.-«.
°'i Salurduy the C'eidml Hank
'»«t u billion roI»| marka, 2bp mill
»«a d.dlam thru r.mtlouation of
fUtfiit of capital wbl.-li Iiuh been'
ri»nllnuoua for the pant fortnight
Tueuduy all of U, 9 |„ (h kM in Ce,
were MUMiM*n«led uni II Thur
day morniiiR when they ...
«•«! only I., ,„««, m v « k . I
to p uv the dol« .... i .J mi 0 H u,,< *
for laxe«. No money*wa« nalTout I
: üArsrsi 5 «
;: r ^srsu "ä z !
Äte SS tZ
tin
j
. ;
tu 10 per cent loiffâet U
Luther, preMbUmt of the Ib-leli «
ruaL I fr.un «ne moniy cm -
1er to another to fl„«l
billion dollar« to i
iinmidM on July Ibtb.
........ . U V" . r
m« et pay «lay «le
.... «
Ihe financial panic of (iermany
«j*rea«l raphlly lx* other countrh'«.
Cernum cnidtiill«!«
moii.'v and fled, »ending their g«*hl
foreign money center» for «1«*
l*«*«ll. Run« «tarte«! in other ««am
trie« cloMing many l«uika TTie
murk dropped and In l«*nd«*n Hrlt
Inh Irnnk« refu««'«l U* handle Her
man currency.
drew
1 1 teil r
lo
In Nto.kl.nlm l..nk.
fand hotel« refu««*«! (Jerman <nir
rency leaving th.mnaii.in of travel
er« «Iran .led, Thl« al«n occurre«!
lu many other «»ountrie«.
Huge American bank«
portod l«* be having financial «Ilf
ficultl«»« and are finding It diffi
cult to Miipply Die money need«*«!
In Europe,
In the United State» bank«, bum
(< ton I Imiad oo !>»«« ir.iur)
an*
re
TORNADO AND HAIL STORM LAYS
VERDANT HELDS OF COUNTY AND
FT. PECK RESERVATION IN WASTE
Storm Wednesday Ni«bt Zigzagging from Northwest In
to Southeast Destroys Only Crop in Northeastern Mon
tana— Path I wenty Miles Wide in Placet—Accompa
nied hy Torrential Rain and Hail—Great Damage to
Buildings- -Crop on Schnitzler's Broad Acres Lost.
A tornado accompanied by a fu-,
ri«*ii» hail »torm and cloud bumt
broke over tha »outhwe«tern part
of the county W«(lne»dny night
alMtnt 0:AO doing tremendou» dam
ug«* to hulldlng» and gmwlng crop*
--the only crop In northeaatern
Montana.
The «torm came up In the north
w«*«t and took a »outh«a«terly
«llrecllon traveling an eratio cour»e.
Ahout ten mile» «outh of Plenty
wood It veered ea»t In to Antelope
ami then continued to the »outn
«a«t Into the Dagmar country and
wouth of Medicine leke. The path j
of the »torm wa» about 20 mllee
wide and wbler In aomo place» for
It appear« that the atorm he»Ide»
slgsagglng, widened and narrow
ed at interval». Where the »torm
originated or ended 1» not yet def
initely known.
> UFDCmiiAii
F AMERS UNION
cri i ç pro Tw .. »
ufiLLj | M f WjfJ
_ U ITfW *
TITV CI CI/ATlüD
1.1 I Y P I R y A S S Sis
1 LlLllj ' n * v"i\
„ ~~
' V 1 n " , | J,| h — I'urtiiaae
Ï '*!' S*' wit «r. with «pace
fn»r MU0.000 buabel» of grain and
** dHerewt«,. in . SRO northweMl
r !* V ?, tor " w,,,< «"nounccd
^«y by C. k Huff, preul.b .it of
,1"'. Natkmal Grain cor
' «î 11 ""
a 2 p, . Jrrf, * M4
' ; 20 °.000 biiMhel plant «if the
M i? 1 ,Vr " ,ln «l A«*ëur|.
"ü.. 1 * 800 * 0 * 0 '•"'»•h-I -true
tur * •" Mlnne«p«|,la U1U | 218 •
? , '* vntMr 1,1 Willialnn,
— Ä, ta ä
„ r£- t rr; «.. .
F"! "tt.
'** ?£*** Whslhsrlt
elevator« voluntarily
11 '
or
î r
, wa« r«*reo<| to by the
I'arm Hoard from which It wa« a
r ivy ,wrrftw "r not dlacloMod |»v
j the above <li«patch. H«.wev<»r It
1 ÎV Mk " ,lk " tbe end of the Farmer«
Union in the co-operative grain
market.
vt/*n* , ««n . .
rvHIlslon Whole sale Grc>
eery Houses are Merged
rK ®°
Wllll«t«*n. July 14,-— Announce
Ä »11.1«"..« «f It,«
lui V /. ttnU, JÎ °° '"'rf tf ie WII
0 f '['i',, * N.?„| , , V |rj, 1 ° , lir " lrr th ® nwm *'
Na«h Finch
(x.mpany wan
miule In WllllnUm by M. V. Avery
f Minneapoll«, dl«trict
of the Nu«h-Finch
«I
manager
company.
The bunine«« will l*e carried on
To I « the bu ilding occupied by the
Wllllalon Grocery «xmipany and the
«to«'k» of the two Iioumxm will he
coriMotldated there, the other build
ing having I*een do«ed.
Th„ wind <le«troye<| hou*«». ham
und granarle« and outbuilding» and
«catlered and rolled »teel grain
blna lutfore It a« It advanced. Tor
rtmta of hall fell In It« wake
pounding every growing thing Into
the ground and following the hall
rain foil In »html» and lot« of It.
'Phe electrical «Macharge«
»neclactdar and conlinuou» aomo
time» one «treak lawtlng for «evor
»I «econd».
Thur««lay morning the country
In the path of tha «t«»rm looked
like » lake. Tho»e experiencing the
«tlaturhancn report It the wor»t
(hat ha» ever vl«lted the »eetlnn In
their memory.
The hall <f«»trnyed
were
a large part
of the only wheat crop dn Sheridan.
Daniela and Roo«evelt countie» ami
a »action on the re»enration where
<Continued «*0 laat page.)
1
IIUSBAND OK FORMF.R
FI.KNTYWOOD GIRL
DROWNS IN ALASKA
wo
Wonl hu« I aim received in thl«
*ily nf the downing bo.) w««k
llt Jkui«N»n. AI aak a Of the hue
hnnil of A lire Stoner Thurman.
L W *'" mvmg*r Iml in «rem«
J"* 1 Mr- nuarnuui wa« out in n
»mil with four other« and the
,w « 1 /»pslsed. lie w«« Hu- only
T 'T l Mul 11 u l '" ,| 'ev«d that
** ,mV ,M * •»«<• heavy bool« on hr
w ' 1 '? •"'"•*1« 1» «win. «, help him
*"* f * ,,É * ,,0<,y ,w,t h * , * n rr
wv * ,r ^i when the enmiuilmlhm
wiw written.
Mr». Thurman .1« Uie
eld««I
,,,u, Kht«xr «»f Mr. and Mr». (!lnhr
Htnoer, (uriner r4»Miden(M of tili«
" *.. .. ^
AIRPI.ANE BUILT IN
PI entywood makes
SUCCESSFUL flights
■ . - 7 .^.it
ib« l!'urk« , 'ïo ».M ttPn,,, '' l
, . 1 ' k r Z unty M fnlr - T^y rc
PU"t Winter Mr^SmUh ^
Aii'r...i « ni ** n H kl» n«*
» f «•«,'»».
„( Ui« i
hauled I'lastim eurlvTI! ' Y* 1 "
"he,.« Ai',. Ï"|T V , th,M M,,r ^
fabric and e.d n , ,,ut . M,, #1 h ''
(rim Wldl« f : v fiK
Hlmtig I«m(«.I «ut tb« î? °"i i "!
f«,m..l thut wlth Si " v
the propeller which I« «* iVtVllT ♦ ° f
large fo rth«' It! .b
and wevkif vêrv , " '*
Hv. ikany Intori-Mte.l In ^"t '
almumt dally vieil x („ t V ^ |W ,'
Plentyw.«!' where " ho,>
b«lmr I...II« i ' n .V. p ï 1 *'' waa.
j 1.« pb.d !.. liurr/ lliiH the^l
■.-..»Ä
?"%***** Po.«,.... I
Trampi ,nto ***r***
H u? I« W- <'«p
tf |vl "g hl« name, home town, the
purpoN« and «ibjeci of hi«
iMragrinatlon«. one Chari«*« s WII
I um« xelf.«tyle«| "King of the
Horn! arrived |„ IMentywoo.l
duy HI« home town I« g| v e„ a*
v"" 1 ;:; 1
Id« "credentIni«"' i i MW,k , W ^
«be 'SSSt'iïrS&M
:;:i.v "" j«ia-£
i lnnnllv lo wnrk far . J»".. work
never longer then «hovlmr off
another trip. William« him nc
cording to hlm«elf. and when' one
fnlk« to him there |« tw , «|<»ubt left
«H to hl« veracity, worked eleven
waek« «Inca the find of the pre«
ent year und ha« vi«lted nine dlf
ereni «tute« ^n eight week«. Tie
-H.V« employment I« n!mo«t «« ex
Hn.-| a« the dodo everywhere and
the eitle« mid town« thru which he
... or ffirsS in j
many many ca«e« hungry, men un<l
women,
resMon,
oil
iJSi ,u T!i r ,um : from nwaeiui.
North Dakota «luce Monday,
l«»rl«t.« he fin«)« are nearly alwnv«
willing to give him a lift only one
in «lx turning him down. He
we«( ward hmiml.
wii*
■ _,
l-«ans to Veterans Total
Nearly a Billion Dollars—
2,064,609 Application.
r
u/ t I
vv»«nington, July |fl.—New loan»
made to veteran« »Ince «nsctmMit
K r '«» 1 ^®i
...f' 4, n,,fl * m Jun® 27.
In«*««* were rruule to 2,Ofl4,flOH
veteran« '
A tabulation tssvsd today hy the
meran« udmJnl«traUon «hawed the
Waiihlngton offline (ed all other»
In the nmount and number of loan«
7iÄ J . PÄy<n * 01,1 flW.HIW.07K to
417,K04 veteran«.
Flgtire« for office« | n the central
and weatern portion» of the coun
try Inclmled Ca»wir, Wyo,, |l.«9! r
Fargo, |L
; g*
IVIeagner County Firm Gets
18 Cents for WrvTkl ni«
Vx«Wi tor Wool Clip,
IIcic.1.1 1.1 n .
Helens, July 7.— The hlgheat
price for w«*ol | n Montana this «ea
w«« recel y,., j hy Manger A Son
of Meagher nmtv when the firm
W 7flOoJ? ° f fl T. c# * tnt " 1 '
ing pound« at IH emit« «
S»"iLnd5\? 0 *r rt- ,,00, . Hf * B0 /1
IKK» pouml« ha« been connlgned to 1
^ Montana wm>| c, operative. |
«<*11
U
MINT ROBBED
TlIFaSDAY NICHT
lUliMl/lil illVlIll
—"
The Mint Pool Hull, owned und
"P'rateil by Wm. Gottlieb und Ot-1
l <> HUmIIjc, wa« broken into und
robbed Tue»«lay night or «urly
Wednenduy murnitiK.
' The burglar« unt reported t„
»•»**' »"cured m. f»0 in money. |.IH,
wnrth of cigarette« und $40 worth
«f H»ura. It 1« believed »ome lo
' ttl l**rty fumlllur with the Mint 1
lrtl *ldir.fr did the work and il In
Mil«' j
(ifi'U'd I but iniiyb« tb« |N < rHon who j
'M4 the J«ib had an outlet for tim I
clffttriltes und ciimr«. I
I Retry wit* m»d« thru u buck
S-» «■ :
1 gj Ä £ïï Zr 'ÄÜt !
rÄriyÄ
1Ä-.Ä
aw ^
S ÄÄlfSl...
11 ' H H,M ' ut f, ' ur f '*" 1 hl^b Tb«
robber« o, Mined th« d.mr from thé
T"' i,,io th# front which I«
on u lin« with the npucn back of
<>■.- .......t.-., n,„„ ih.Tw.rv7.«ioi.».
''illU il u «Ifiilght mid unobMirurt<<d
M * M '' | u,, k of t,u ' ''«»unter. They
apparently «kulk.nl low behind the
rl W'*'tte mIrii mid the ««unter mo
'• «'Imnre piiMiterby would not oh
M ' r . VW i th< ' m tt,wl v«-«l the clgara
T* «»»tar the
hi',?a ' ,M '* " , " 1 fro,n lhr c, °M*la I««
h,n ' -
' t "« whid . 1 htt<l Hien
^ nropiUtmi. fiom tl,«
«!' K h !' id *. n * w «*» taken by
Æ* 1 «-hieveM, «bowing they had u
thorough knowlodg« of the place
{.'.'J 1 '»wn«ra. /( .41*1
•
«ä x
e
VALUATION OF SHERI
DAN COUNTY SHOWS SHRINKAGE
N
rh " «»h»wi..k r,.,.. rt
' llr,,M "f valuation« of pro|>erty for
*" *•'•—*
«hÄt?is. ... ty
I 1 '" v,,l "" t l"" "I Innil In Urn flr.t
N * ,con,, r,a «« bracket« near to
^ ttM reduc«»d by the c.*unty
<omml » 4 '»nar ,*nd «***'M» r f«r the
t? r * * ecô V nl !î * f,, ü of u '«
!?.?" ^ Und taken by
! H'îî nty , 1 for Uw f w,mI t " k,,n oft
. lMX * ft,r ,nMr **
ü?*. An< th *: dr j ,pln v "lu-tlon
u? Shï3!| t î f ° r T**' Th *
1 . Sh ? rld a»» «'Unty are a«
,I0V Y ^ or r, *'«rly twice a«
I 1 "' i . J.r:, v „n J l ! l i„ brlri " If
•'»« tow«»« not pi«u
'«.I
re
?s:i mix ,?/ c™*
Mo-|t«*i«i v N iu« «f j m -
9 7 4.HH2
2211,210
1*24,71*0
7.200
10,171,07»
2.487,24»
ITOventant« above
lo.llvidual
Improve
oteni %l. above,. ..
1 Toi a I a.iea«e jrria«l*
«<• land .. ..
Tolal value ,.f ab.
Total
20
242
tve
j' acre««« llllaa
| III«,, ■ (rri«aie«j
T ,^
I I Ml HI VfllUfi of dhovfl.,
"*'t«l acreage .if all
eaiai,, . «07. «up
»l»"! n ! ,,f «t*«*vn
»Ä,: f
I Total acreage «( N (e
laid« under con
iraci ,
Toi«! va'iü« improve?
Th. H-nlywo,wi City B.n.1, ll„
ry '^Hllva, conductor, will give
wnothwr fr«" band concert on the
°t Plenty wood next Frl
dsy evening, July 24th at H o'clock
™ n «l»tlng of the following »elec
tlon«:
Vlct«*r, march - . King
Ka«y Walker - . Jewej
Dance of the Imp«
î v ' tn f frp * "'»rah
Kvenlng Shadow«
8h ^^«. «erenml».
Walt*, Water Idlte«
Washington Post, march - flous
Ml«i»70
7. »88.«114
2«7,»77
2,1(10,4112
24,71 J
128,132
nient a on «.1), «er«
aae
«lain
contract ««4 ,, n lM
rlcMl »linn
«*<>( i.iMticd,
•"*1.1 under
»7», 874
BAND CONCERT
¥
S . . ,n ' u ^ *> «•»,..
* roduoar* New« office from «uh
SCWO ere who do not g«'t their pu
•"T*. ?*" u '" "»»*»» day iu. their
n * , F h, *' rH **»d frequently not for
** * r * k cu«tomer« along the
rj* utt,w **•*« n'celve.l their copy of
,1'*' f my * ,r - J r vou Hk« to reud th«
1 New« let th« aubaerllier
m ' ,, l "'1' then , ' orr " w it from him,
Mr ' yt ' i ' MU, »««rihe for It
yourw, f
,,,K i'HODHCKHS NEWS
NOTICE TO MAIL
CARRIERS
|>.. r i n „ *i,„ .,
WedncNiluv v WVy ,t>huiMl1er »torm
..
ÄJÄ Kf
tÄäÄ - "W
BARN BURNS
f* 1 !! IlglitrdiiR
Frank
«•f I'lcnljM
The «truc
on l.lu«
rSfr^T'
r-F* "ä
^
Mr, und Mr«. H. C Murmon m.«i
daughter« Kthcl und Helen of
. "îi»^! «li«
«'veiling by ear for n \lwlt at the
I Gonlon Itobert« home In Ihe Ited
^«.ne vIHnlty. Mr«. Marmot, aiul
Mm. ItabertM are aUterM. Thevl«
(tom exp«ct to be hero s fertnlirht
.Mr. Marmon, until recently, war
Î WjMJsher of « «ewapsper nt MllîC
«Hville, «ntllng out tbl« Fprlng, The
(«.per had l*ee„ | n
re-l{«mlly for over fifty year«.
• r *»'l i* , <'er« Newa ueknowledpe» H
V, *»T PlniMant «all from Mr. Mm
mon.
-—.
Mm. Edward Hawklita uf Kmler
Sa ää« ~
sä wt axr
. . " ,,rrlrt
Here From I
ov*a
Hie
Miirnum
The
with
Ti.Inl «ère«»« of eonl
ll.od«. Miilmii.r...'« tdM
valu» "ii above
Total value all land«
»öd Improvement«
Tidal value ..f bonne
bold furull lire.
Tola I
Tola I
II.UOO
IM«z,n:ih
etc
value tmiMloal
IiimI rmuenlH, e|«i...
valu« carrln« ■
en. wagotan, elo,,„.
Tidal value
machinery
Total nuo.her of
Tola I minther Iruekn
Total mm.her of mo
lorcyi'le«
Total vplue of al.ove
Tidal value of nloek«
of luercbnodlne
T.dal valu« t.f furni
ture nod flNluren
of nl.uen Alt.Nflh
(Continued on U«t Page)
atm, a?«
72,L'<0
T.dal
I0N,«1M
f faro.
V.14,;i7«
1V7H
cam
in*
a
<1*2,1 tin
4U2.NAU
Owner Must Pay Cost of
Collection for W. S. S.
War «uving» «ej-urltle«, Including
war «uving« «tamp« thrift »tamp«
and treiuury «avlng« ntamp«, will
no longer lie «ent thru the mall«
«»r collection at the expenae of the
po«tal government, sccordlng to
notification received by Po«tma«tet
Jack Hennett from P. A. Tilton,
Ihlnl n««i«tnnl postmsRtcr general!
The |NiHtma»ter i« «till allowed to
vertlfy »ignnture« on the «ecurl
Mts Hut owner» mu«t «end them at
their own expanss.
_
XTRA! XTRA!
The 1,1th Annual Farmer» Picnic
will ocur at Ilru»h (dike on Wed
n««dny, July 22.
K.lltor tjarle« K. Taylor and
"Mother" Rloor of the United
I* armer« league will be «pe«ker».
In Ihe evening there will he M
real old time dance with the D<m
ald«on Obi Time orcheetra furnlah
Ing the mu«lc.
Kvery farmer 1« urge.I to com«
to thl« picnic for definite «tep«
will be taken to Initiate the organ
isation of tho farmer» of the
ty for drouth relief «ml for pro
tection of themwelve« agaln«t tax
collection, »elxure», forscloaurst
an«j ejertmenta.
Time« «re «erlou» and «very per
»on who need« relief Hm | w (,„
foel« that Ihe time ha« come for
*Hf protection »hould make H n
p*»lnt to attend and bring every
neighbor po»«lble. Thl» U Import
ant
eoun
Capitalists Flee
ing with the Gold
WithdrawaU Close Doors of Banks—Panic on lha
otock Markets (jcrman Government Takes Drastic
Steps to Stop Flight of Capital and Appeals to World
tor 'financial Help—France Demands Political Con
cessions as Price for Aid- -Sec. of State Simpson and
»Vc. of I reauury Me|| on in Paris Meet Ramsey Mac
donnld and Arthur Henderson, Socialist Ministers of
England to Devise Means of Saving Europe from So
cialism.
R «. l5 ,u uY? , ^ l,ON S1AI KS IN GERMANY AND ,
•
EUROPE AS
- - n«
PLENTli'WOOD
LIGHT BILL:
AGAIN WAX
HILLS |N
TIKI CONHIiMF.Ks
FOR SOME UN At ( OKNTAIU
UKASON
CHKAHK
KCONOMI/.F, — SOM K
SOMETHING IS WKONH.
IHK K
SAY
fact Ih 1 tl
monthly light 1*111« are lumping up
again by I «'up« and bound«! 'A«««
p«*opl« „port thnl in «plie of the
fuel that they are m-mwmlslng In
.ih« UM« of Juice that they go to
'bed with the chicken« thiit their
1*111« are larger ihm month Ihim
they were laut month ami that the
I«*«* Juice they urn- the
S«»yeral el«ictrlc Juice u«er« have
culled (he attention of the Pruduc-{
er« N**w« to the
more they
buv« to pay in#
, «J'- «h»'. .. to know th.
Â"ïïKtt!:,ry 'irs^i'oir
olro ron.un.pt on I, |. „1,1 th.t
1 1.1« "ro„„r„ huroo out th..
; »lit IxiIIm. un.) croutoN „ m.Htol
or thom. Many pooplo luivo „otic
,ll,;r V . 1 ^ ,l ," n ' b " r . 0f IW
*iill*u that have burned «»ul ln
pi»«t month La«t year before the
'J y '.b*' c-mpaign to put in
ie city light plant thl« «am« phe
SSSTSTiSTäL A T' lh l
suzjsnar 1 of hu ""
There la « aentimenl developing
in IMentywond that the Public Ser
vice Comml««lon «hould U peti
tioned to make an Inveutlgatlon
here and aim* to lower the robber
rate« that are Mng charged for
Juice, the hlgheat in the «igle.
THE INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT BOARD
¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥
¥¥¥¥¥¥¥
¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥
SOME ECONOMIES OF DESPOTISM
11*«» bo«rd ih. for ihr laboring folks, the most important
department, just a» the Railroad (utilities) Commis
sion ih the most important department for the
ot ber classes in Montana.
My H. IX)WNDES MAURY
ORGANIZATION
The Accident Hoard c.on*d«t« of
J. Hudke Clement«, chairman, the
CommlNHioner of Agriculture and
Irfibor, a man named Stafford, wlut
formerly «erved well the Colorado
Fuel and Inm Company, and Geo
P. Porter, who »eldom agree« with
what the majority <|o. The work
I« manipulated entirely by the
chairman. A« long «« tbU i« in
accord with the wl«h«« of Shea,
the claim agent for the Anaconda
Company, Stafford agroe«, He en
Joy" tbs dUtlnrtlon of l*el n g the
banner "me too" man in the Cap
itol. THU «urpMMMe« «.»me fine
apedmena.
VOLDMK OF HIIHINICHH—
I'OWKKM
The Hoard bandle« probably five
Ä c r.Z.7 Hî müSTi.
.trli'ln.1 hy nn knUqn. .lrnln.nl
■ ■ n. «■ or mi
rial
CAPITALISM COLLAPSES
The (fermuti cu|titati«tM f«u- tb«
pa«t fortnight
have bien with
«IniwiiiR gold, currency and foreign
Î ubiek« und bond« from Ihe bank»
jam! fleeing th« country, thin, daily
reducing the gold roMcrv« und
( bringing on a financial panic. The
I withdrawn! und flight «»f
be,ome mm« pronounced «tally
III Monday the Dunut Hunk
uormuiM cra dled, erutiingertng the
1 ^»snclal «trucHir« ol Lurop*
'luge lunka fa.M
eupllal
an.
of
». Hungary
I'«id Aiihtna ami other cuuntriim
Hu- punie «presd and the
rommenre«) to withdraw
tnu«e«v*
money.
I'M* wa* followed by u panic of
the block exchange at Itorkin aa
the bottom fell out of the uloek
t 1 '' . M ,V'V w . , '' h ; lr ' , wwl« an«i flight
u, I'HhI which wu« bankrupting
ii ,® OU,,try ' 'V" 1 U ' the
, L'! Hur ?, t<0 th ®the extent
ii i "** of " lMck '■-' -k «t
. • ' ? *' u .T° n HkuUnburg and
Ô i 1P * ? r , wu, ! ln|C ' by adminUe
'î^'' d< *«e«| all of the
* un *V?. ,,f <H ' r,nun y Monday night
V«r Tueaday and Wedno«day, «vmt
Ä Z£**S?StSS&
1 . . .. .-.**•
h.„„t H„„k. t m Z.lZnlÿ T-hteh
I tt» uov.rnm.nt tor th.
! imr|NJM« of mooting payroll,,
July It, only, urnl ulh.wlr.ir wlUo
'Iruwnln forum ,.ym^t„f
tha.e«. and alao to allow the gx.venv
i ment U* pay the reduced dol«vx All
payroll« hail to be taken to th«
bank« where they were «crotlniae«i
"rt. «••««? SSISi
X"" . . -ä
tax
Many imhiatrial «<nterpri«e« have
falle«!, throwing thouaand»
<»ut of work.
Rumania. Hungary and Auatrla
<'I(»m«<<| their bank« following the
<*olhip** Oirimny fa> utop with
(Continued on idt«t Page)
mo r»
™" '"r 1 h "" wmr •" "« **»
C",h îto'L
on appeal) It I« har«l for a dlatriet
JUd'lPe to up«et an «ward once made
•y the hoard. But plainly the
board ia the mo«t fur reaching
and important Judlelal body in thr
"täte, though another
. , , supreme
court deel«lon detile« that it I« «
tribunal at all. (Perhape wmlng
event« were feared by the Juetloe«
of (he high oourl and they did
not want thl« engine of de«|«>tlimi
put In the «ame category a« the
roiirin. )
When riernetvl» begun hi« work,
one M«w that he wa« urufer
Influence of (he "|«.g„l D.p»rtr
m«T*( und Shea, claim agent fo r
Hie Anaconda Gompanv, but hl«
work w«« not nearly ««* raw a« it
became about fifteen month«
arul ha« h«*en ever «tnce.
TAXING SMAI.L EMI'I.OVERS
TO HELP HELENA HANKS
.'v.'l
the
ago

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