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PAGE TEN ' I HARDIN TIRIBUNE-RIBRALD 111444.:111I 241, I/1:4• - s. hee's grip at the strangling throat relaxed. Rio he did not move his hand. \Got Pilotigh?\ he panted again. --home. The answer came hrokenly, weakly, \You'll find your work cut almost Insrticislate But It did ewe, you. Mr. Lee,\ she told him. end the men drawn close heard it : \It's the kind of work I want.* \Yea.\ answered Bud Lee. Then suddenly her arms went shout his neck and tears sprang tato her Bud Lee drew tinek and rose, going eyes and she set her lips to the cut to the door swiftly. He steeped for he had sought to cover with Ma hair. his hat and passed out. And as Bayne and took his *ore, swathed hand ten - Trevor, got unsteadily to his feet and derly Into her own two hands, laying mink slumping into the chair offered it against her cheek. Mile leo big tears formed In his eyes \Carson telephoned me,\ she wails - and relied down his -hooks. irbe drat pered. her 1Ips trembling Tears ill L end - in many a yeer, the teen's of a d en. ell e _leed me h ow T revor , strong man bereen Per the first time fought . . and how you fought! And In his iffe. \Sand did it grente4 Melvin. sand. Corset% \ sttek &route an' see he moves en, Bud,\ Carson followed Lee to my. \Oh. he'll go. Rut Il11 Nat t11111 him how the boys is headed this way by now an' It's tar an feat - hers for - him If he don't mosey right along. That something tie couldn't stand rightl now. An', Bud--\ HP 1111t Out his hands and locked Lee's In a grip that made the sore fingers wince. Then, swinging upon The heel of his hoot, he went heel; to collect a hundred dollars from Melvin eta clapped and hele Beene Trevors shape plans But Bud Lee did not wall He on his horse, swaying a little, an arm caught In a rude sling, glad to be out in the late sunlight. \Fog along, little horse,\ he -was saying dully. \Fog right slung. She's waiting, little horse. Judith la wait- ing! 'think of that. That's right- 'og right along.\ CHAPT-E-R-X-1411--- he was half crying over the telephone. he was so proud of you. And I am proud of you! And -oh, Bud Lee, Bud Lee, I love you so!\ • • • • • • • From without Came the sound of the Mae Lake boys returnhis. ('arson at their head. Riding close together they were singing, their voices floating through the night in an old cowboy song. Mrs. Simpson heard and as out Into the courtyard to listen. Mar- cia and Pollock Hampton, lost to all save each other In the shadows far down the veranda, listened, and Mar - her hands. The volees his were to be heard from afar, the strong voices of a score of men The strange was thing Is that neither Judith nor Bud Lee heard; that neither had the vagu- est consciousness just then that there were In all the world any other mor- tals than -Judith and Bud Lee. [THE END.] Yes, Judith Was Waiting At the old cabin shove the lake Bud Lee dismounted. His hand In its rude sling was paining him terribly, de- manding some sort of first -aid treat- ment. Tomorrow he could take It to a doctor; perhaps In an hour or so be could get Tripp to look to it; just sow he must do what he could for himself with hot water and stripe torn from an old shirt. Night had descended, serene with stars. He wondered if the boys were back yet from the imither-oamp He had met them, as Carson had pre- dicted he would, riding in a close - packed, silent, ominous body. He felt assured that they would find no work for them to do at the company's of- fice, that Carson was right and Trev- or* would \he on his way.\ But he For the last time Trevor\ strained with him and they roiled like death - locked tmeintain lions. BM still Lee's left ass Treltlifle neck, his legs ahem the tossing body, his hand at Trevor** throat. Tryaors' breath (-aught. failed him. . Then and theii only did a new tool come Into the Waite( eyes. A look of more fear, or utter. desperate T reviirs threw up his hone then let It fat! so that IT the door heavily, a dead terror. %petit). at freight. ret awl of the country?' ALIAS SUMMONS In the District Court of the Mir - wealth Judicial District of the Matt -- Moot:boa to -and- for of Big Horn. call Won't you sit down?* \No.\ said Bud Ler gravely. •Til take mine standing. please!\ \Like a man to he shot at &war cried Judith. \Dear me, Mr . Loa that sounds so tragic. What, pray, are you taking\ \A new job,\ Raid Lee. - I've come to tell you that just being horse fore- man doesn't suit ute any longer What on need and need right away is a general manager. That's what I want to be, your general manager, Judith. For life!\ Judith laughed softly, happily. Her hands flew out to him like two little homing birds, and she followed them out for 41. 11 II jog ! k i r - The' recent drop in the price oi* tubes to $3.00 should mean lie 41t:Ila knell to crystal sets. • • • WKAQ. the Radio Corporation er Porto Rico at San Juan, has he,,, given a clans B license with a length of of 340.7 meters. • • • lion't fall for the Idea flint e radio set with geld plated - ivires better than any other. Silver I, the best conductor of ele( tricit so why gold For looks, we guess. • • • Mayor H N. Strand this is eek purchased an Operadio set. It is a slx-tube set with built-in , loud speaker and uses no ground or out side aerial. IL is portable and iiees wiring in the cover for the aerie! • • • Dick Ii - arren has added two stages ofeernelio fresseneeve m edifice oe to hie,114olel mooerheterodyne, ink- ing in all a nine tube otitlit. With this powerful receiver he is to pick up stations across the. Atlantic *hen atmospheric eontlitions e favorable. • • • • Station KSD. St. Louis, Mo., re. ent- MALICIOUS RADIO IN\TERFER- ly paid the St. Louis , Symphony so -I ENCE WILL BE PROSECAYTED • ciety $5,000 for the; privilege of broadcasting the season's concei. Washington. March 13- a e • • • ,interference with radio reception et' Resistance coupled amplification i al'oeighbors will be prosecuted vigor - IT'S NO SNAP Getting out a paper is no pic- nic. If we print jokes, folks !Say we are silly. If we don't, folks say we are too serious. If we publish things from other papers, we are too lazy to write. If we stay on the job, we ongtt to be rustling news. If we are rustling news, we are not attending to busi- ness. If we don't print contri- butions, we don't show proper appreciation. If we do print them, the paper is full of junk. It will not surprise us if you come in and say you've read this before. You probably have as we swiped it from an exchange. • \The Man Without a Country,\ which will be shown at , the Har- riet Theatre, Tuesday, March 24, was adapted by Paul Kelly from the original history by Dr. Ed- ward Everett Hale. The Burr - Hamilton dila repAoduced - in the picture was re-enacted at Weehawken Heights on the scene of the original duel. The pistols ..ised in the duel are the same as were used by Burr and Hamilton. GET THE TWO BIG FELLOWS IN THIS CROSS -WORD PUZZLE Numbers 14 and 14 vertical are the big boys in this puzzle. They are both nine letter words -but (hid them and you have keys to work eet every other word in the arrangement. Virtually all of the words are es. -and of the 70 words in this brain teaser only a. very small per cent of them will cause you to thumb the leaves of a dictionary. There's an eve- ning of keen pleasure wrapped up in this small package. 'fry it out. becoming' very popular, especiall among those who wish or require seta having great volume without distoition. The quality of reproduc- tion surpasses anything that can he had by transformer coupling. The only drawback is that a heavy plate current must be used. • • • Billy__ -Sunday. the rip-roaring, devil -defying - evangelist, was broad_ cast by Station WMC during a re- cent visit to Memphis. During the closing week of his campaign, when the repentant sinners were hitting the sawdust trail to the Municipal auditorium, WMt' broadcast his ser- mons. • • • Some radio fans say that the s don't care how they interfere with the U. S. sta- tions. but the fact that ('KY, Winni- peg, Manitoba, will change from 450 to 384.1 meters because of heterodyne interference with a num- ber of le S. stations proves other- wise. • • • That KPO, Hale Brothers at San Francisco broadcasts to a daily 1111.1I- ence of over 2,000,000 was disclosed when that station celebrated its sec- ond birthday with a special program. Over 1500 prepaid telegrams were received on that occasion and 68.- 937 letters and post -cards font:twee. It is estimated that one person in fifty took -the trouble to send in birthday greetings, so there was easily 3:1e00,000 listeeing-in-on this special program indicating a daily anelience of 2,000,000. • • • Amateur operators who are menu - No, at the hunk -bowie. - 17th day of Mar. 1920. wherebv . Ibe leers of the American Radio Relay No. the boys hadn't come In yet tottowinc described land was mort- League established a new record a eaged to secure the Payment of a But there was a message ter Lee. just certain_ promissora note in the sum reeeived try the cook. it was from of - Two Thousand Dollars ($2.000.00) 'Greene, the forester, brief and to the IN I t ee re ll . :1:ty pr 1 0 7 v t i t.9 9. 2 h 5. d w t i h t h recover interest t h as e point: ' amoune of the said note together Greene had lost no time In tindfng with t t e tttgn r e ee v 's a f h e d es f ghnudr. c 7o th ut 1; herein: Wallace C. Martin. Plaintiff. vs. Charles A. Patterson. also known as C. A. Patterson and t...eota Patterson h i s w i f e. Yellow- stone Merehants National Bank. a corporation. and Matt G. Ennis. Defendants. THE STATE OF MONTANA SENDS GREETING TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS: You are hereby summoned to an- swer the compinint in this action. which is ftled in the office of the Clerk of this Court. and to file your answer atsl serve a cony thereof upon the plaintiff's attorneys within twenty days after the service of _his summons. exclusive of the day of service: and in case of Your failure to antiear o: answer. Judgment will be taken againnst you by default for the reltef demanded in the com- plaint. 'emit the said action is brought , for the purpose of foreclosing a certain morteare made by Charles A. Patterson. also known as C. A. Patterson and Leota M. Patterson. his \f Jay K Macy on the the sheriff of the adjoining comity of the Northwest Ouarter. Northwest at White Rock and in going %Rh 'him Quarter ojoUt e Sr. outhwest h st i e t s e t Quarter Northeast in to the cave. They hail found Quin- Quarter of the Northeast Ouarter ot nion. He was dead, the manner of Section Five. Township Two North. Range Thirty-two ' at. M. P. 'M. art - gave - now held and owneia - b - v - the Pheetet- iiff herein, all of which more fully ,appears front the verified eonittlaint of the plaintiff on file. reference to ;which is hereby specifically made I WITNESS me hand and the seal nf this Court this 5th day of March. .1935. GEO. H. MILLER. Wourt Seal), Clerk. BY J. H. BODLLUM. • I*toity Clerk. ANDERSON cHAPPLE: Attorirevs. !Unties. Montana. Pub. March 6. 13 20. 27. 1925. *a • • NMI lay at the foot of the cliffs straight below the cave's month, Ids face ter- ribly torn and scratched by a mad woman's nails, the mad woman her- self lying huddled and still close be- side him, lie had allowed the escape of her captive; She hoot accused him after the two Of .thrin hail ebbe buck tc1 the cavern. had thrown herself upon him, tearing at his face, »nil the two heir trelteffeeletathereemil eon? Lee shuddered, hoping within his heart that iMiith bed been . mistaken. It was too terrible. But, slich VOVe. Bud Lee prompt) i forgot both l'hrlx Quin - Won and .!iitt Ruth as he went through the ;days to the house. He remembered how Marcia had tiown once to 1 . 011OCk \% hen he had made a hero . of himself, how again just Inlay she, had, gone swiftly to him short time ago, when they suc- ceeded in transmitting signals from - the Atlantic to the Pacific oceantt on a wave length of only 20 meters., end using an input of only 16 watts. Strange as it may seem, as soon as darkness fell, the station could no longer be heard, which is contrary to the action on longer waves. This is exceptional work, when consider- in - -titnt the power used was a very small feaction - a the Power used by most of the broad- cqsting stations. ' :•lb To AUTOMOBILE OWNERS - PLEASE TAKE NOTICE ro••••• • •••••=•111 moorlowoloolooloosammoso ERNEST ADLER Contractor and Builder HILMN,MONT. TOM14040 1 11010 1 10410 11 . 1001 \ 61 'i 4011 All owners of automobiles mu,t, have their License on or Westside Maternity Home bcfore April the first, 1925, or they will be arrested and fined Rates $30.00 Per Week according to law. License plates Mt -a. T. M. Whitledge mustp be shown, one in front and' cluuire 1 one on . rear of car, avording to Phone Hardin. Moat because he had made a fool of him,. taw.: . Self and because it Seemed she loved I -R. P. GILMORE, Sheriff. him.In due timenlert: lege . going he a wedding at Blue hake rtinch. A wedding! Just one? I.re hurried on. • • • • • • • Yes, Jtellth WAS walling for him. She was there in the living -room, curled tip on s great couch, lifting her eyes expectantly as his step sounded se the veranda A wonderfully gowned, tranacendently lovely Jur- dith: * Jnilith of hare white arms. round and warm s and rich In their tender Cer . vea; a Judith softly, allur- ingly feminine even in the eyes of Bud Loa no longer theorist; a Ju- dith whose filmy gown clung linger- ingly to her like a sunitset Inlet, a Adith whose tender month was a veil flower, whooe eyes were • Aphro- *tea own, gityrtouts, dawn - gray, soft irk% 'the light shining in them, the 1111111ildden light of love for the man Mho came toward her swiftly; the Ju- dith he had first held in Its arms and hissed. He He came in quickly, his heart sing- -----A\ ' '-41 / 1 7. - / 1 11 Sr 151tfir - tavnttintr. tittrattrf hot end vivid In the gh - 11 . cheeks Stand- ing pver her he put Mt his hand Rut she slipped her own hands bettind Lod her evening. Mr. Lea.\ sstel Jo- dItis brightly. \Rielly you have • Dr. G W. STARR OfITICOPATHIC PHYSICIAN lAeroes strttet wed of ulltvsa Ilk Oeteopethy adjumeta-Nabure ewe@ IHONV 104, HARDIN. MONTANA 1 1 / 1 /8111MaiiiiitgairatINISINiallail .1ERNDRICR ROOMS MODERN - WARM REASONABLE RATES iiiI110111111MMIS Dr. G. A. BAKER --Physician and Surgeon - Asa. Passe In- --Ottle• Pb... a °Mei over Big Horn Co. leak \Wks Pisero-- 10:00-12 *I a. wt. 2 41* -4 aad Iip.m. OS p. Nurse Ss 41 -F -II Mt L. E. HAVERFILLD Physician and Surgeou °Ince-Sullivan Block Ofilee Photo. 84 Resident* Phone OS msaihaimsaing somosissormilisoidosowsio L. A. Raven Lawyer Gay Block, Ilsrdia, Masanit 011111 1 11.01.1111011 1 ~1.0110 0 0 DR. RANSIER DENTIST - -- AtRay Work EXAMINATION FRECi Milos Slays' , muds', according to officials of the radio bureau of the department of commerce. One such care has already devel- oped. The inspector at New Orleans received a number of complaints of interference from Knoxville, Tenn. An investigation revealed that an amateur was using an unlicensed spark coil transmitter without a re- ceiver, which. he admitted, was be ing done for the sole purpose of cre- ating interference with a listener across the street. As the action was in violation cif the law, the case was reported to the district attorney and came tie is -fore Federal Judge Hicks. The amateur pleaded guilty and was sentenced to pay a fine, tt'dvr operating an unlicensed transmitter is a fine not exceeding $500 and the confiscation of the apparatus. The penalty for nalicious interference is a fine of $500 or a sentence of one year or both. W. D. Terre!, chief radio super- visor, has suggested that complaints stilt to him by listeners regarding interference contain more detailed information. He desires to know the type of set used and form of inter- ference being set up. Also whether person responsible for interference is familiar with the use of radio. • SUMMONS hi the Di e slrict Court of the Tid Send District of tht of Montana, In and For the of Blit Horn. nekt \ Min ter. Plaintiff. vs. lime! Clontnaer. Defendant. ME STATE OF MOIANA SENDS 0 R E MING TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT: You are hereby summoned to an- swer the complaint In this action SiVeh is filed in the office of the Clerk of this Court, and to file your answer and serve a copy thereof on 11111111hill WM MINIM Mg AMIN MAHN algal •ill11111111111111 r111111111111111 111511111111111 MAIN WIN ON NM IMMO ii11111111116111 a al 111111111111111 11111111111111 • AMIN 1111 111111111111111 111111111111 11111111111111 i1111111 MIN 11111111 111111111111111111 111 111111111111111 111111111111111111 ••_•• NMI illMI WIEN prince. 25 -For example. (abbr.) 26-A famous square in London. 23 -Distress call. 29 -Walked on. tl-Number. 22 -Ship's dairy. 33 -Constructed. 25-0ffer. 38-A wild revel. 40 -Move. 4I -Bitter plums. 42 -Half an em. 43 -Cunning. 45 -Conclude. 46 -German (abbr.) 48 -The young of a goat or sheep. 50 -Preposition. 52 -Prefix meaning double. 54-ConjunctIon. 55 -Load dice in order to cheat. 56 -Prefix meaning down. 57 -Negative conjunction. 68 -Placed himself. 59 --To unite two or more numbers. IN SPACES DOWN 1 -Act. 2 -Horse's eett. 3 -Passes off in vapor. IN SPACES ACHOHIS 1 -Mark heft ' ''mt of nen. 3 -Term of respect. 6-A buddy. 7 -Preposition. 8 -Decay, 10 -Money. 12 -Preposition. 14 -To discharge slowly. 15 -Press. 1 7 -A sharp. sour taste. IS -insect. 21 -Uniform. PS -Result of excessive alcholtsm. (abbr.) 24 -Mohammedan 4 -Roads traveled. -Part _ot_a_ %MAE- _ 6 -Note of musical scale. 7 -Make lace with hand shuttle 9-A measure of weight (abbr.) 11 -Means of transportation (abbr.) 13-A shade. 14 -Belief in doctrine. le -Always the same color. 18 -Bustle. 20 -Prefix meaning recent. 22-gelf. 24 -Result of 59 Horisontal. 27-A numeral. 29 -Also. 30-24 hours. 34 -Past. 35 -Mixes together . 111 -An electrified particle. $7 -'rake away. 29 -An animal 43-A passing fancy. 44-A period of time. 46 -Worn by ancient Romans. 47 -Cravat. 49 -Indefinite article. 51 -European river. 6S -Preposition. 56 -Minister (Degree). LAST WiDINCS 1 2 1121102.11 IN SPACE'S ACROSO 1 -Sal. 3 -Sub. 5-D, C. €--do. o. 10-Wyola. 11-N, S. 14 - Bo. 14 -Mid. 15 -Bet. 16-0x. 19 - De. 20-Sarpy. 22Eh. 24-1*stea. ta- ur. C. 26 -End. 27 -Nee. IN SPACES DOWN 1-S. C. 2 -Lays. 8 -Sole. 4-B. A. 5 -Dunmore. 7 -Do. 9-Choteau. 12 - Six. 13 -Bed. 17 -Sand. 18 --Span, 22 -He. 25 -We. he Plaintiff's attorney within tersntv days after the service of this Sum- mons, exclusive of the day of iservios; and In case of your failure to appear or answer, judgment will be taken affainet you by doormat. for the ro- ller demanded in the complaint. The said action is brought for the purpose of securing a divorce by plaintiff from defendant on the ! grounds of willful neglect and to se- cure the custody of the minor chil- dren. the issue of said marriage. WITNESS my hand and the Seal of said Court this 21st day of Feb- ruary. 1925. (Seal) 0110.--11L WILLEM, Clerk. T. H. Burke, Hardin. Montana At- torney for Plaintiff. 1st pub. Feb. 37. 1925. 9-4 If you are interested in an easy way to own a Ford now -or at some future date seethe_nearest Au- thorized Ford Dealer for facts regarding a conven- ient tian of eayment, or write us ect. • .5scZ ,4011,7-`6,00z/t4pny, 4111111- 1 . 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