hive cilia: or the Far West is numb"
torn. will; u
“wholemeal and .eoolologionl‘v motors
itieeione'would ,
have tonne into conaidemtwn these .
,em‘o, , , .. new We .
y nomenclature“ MN“ ‘thonroutol litnnclne, we. the em» .unibtr‘fiwmvummnmi «women!
(By T ‘8. Andrew , all) Brinlgbihemet Mickey unarmed.” “WWW had «no chance and they
‘ ‘ ‘ reicree'll action preventedvany poaaibiel
. lentrthiot hm in “(iterationfi
by cheep. Ticks recoverodi
grazing naturnlly over the idol]:
The lens of the middle West have
other Chicago lightweight, who hue
senate ending. It might bewwoll‘tol
The work of clourinx‘the mountable ‘
ed territory were dead. $811th
to be particularly uneulted
propagation. Comparativelylew
either dead or olive. were found
sheep after they had [been
F‘ricke proposoe to test the too
the coming oeaeou by placing
of two thoueand elieeplon isomer».
lnte’sted range on the weet‘elde ‘
Bitter Root River on lcerly“‘i
spring as possible and time date
log on o lnrge scale the potential
tick eradication by thin nutul‘ ‘
inexpensive means: The total oh
tor of this disease in otherwie‘
tremely desirable agriculture
etocloraleing sections of then ‘
ouch all those of Montana. lilo.
Wyoming. makes it ll‘mlol‘timt"
some meonu should be devised to ‘ .
in each case. especially in :nlonnlngo, _
‘way'to‘ BMW! the people'to control got to take ‘oitthelrllata to Charlie
. x . th'oirlsovernmmi lathe firetinetnncc. . WNW: “‘9 V'Cmcflgo‘ 1’05": whole Nate
”my ”“3“” 5“” ‘39 “am“ “by. Newark nine line problems ’oit housing. “W‘thasf ”Md 3.10118 for the poet .
“ "’“Mhfir men who did Mt ‘ ow ennitntion'lunll.noorore'llei Which the “W ”a“ in the “W” that 30m“ my
what they were trying to “1111*th average Lou Annalee citizen cannot he would be a churnpion, not a light
compiled. it with a mute not and ‘f’opprecltute- So that very little can be weight title holder, but .1! leather
pair of leoleeoru." The city in “Mllgamea by m offhand competition of weight “champion. It was euppoucd
log some of the ”@1191“?! Of commie-{mg two citiee «w M‘ {from the boy's build that he would
3‘0“ government, but it in also suitor-1 What ithm'fidma be suggested as remain a featherweight for several
ing “91%! diaappointlneutn that mmminnnlternntive tattle current methods yours. but the almost constant Phyfli‘
lmve ,l‘idon avoided. filed the matte“;0g,flhamd.mkmg m Ame‘tmh cities” .cal exercise whlcnlle has bed has re»
been drawn in a truly scientific warmly.” an answer i wouldkpolfit to the Bolted in building him up to that
the reputation of commieelon govern-l“,ork which “I being done at the pree- point where he .no longer can make
mont as a solution of municipal lilo“mt time by the Tax heeociotion of the tentherwelght limit 1nnd he lenow
would at the present time be home“111mm“!0mmy in Oakland Cal 'l‘wotmarly a. full. fledged lightweight,
what better in that city than it in, iy‘lanre ago this organization began m’eculing nicely at 130 pounds. Since
«in another still larger city in the a very quiet wuy m investigaia AILMMB gave Pol Mooreauch‘ a beating
. Middle West, where commissltin gov'lthe coonty‘ol’i’icoe Mm a view to 3%. ‘ at Kenosha. last winter, he has been
crmnonl. was reCcntll’ adopted. ibcimg where the county‘s money was golfiomg right down the line. scoring
framers of the churtor not to work and Before they had gone far into I knockouts and demonstrating that he
been doing well about the Wool; and
South, «unclaimed him in oneround
and 52 seconds. ‘ . I
(For three minutes oi: the liret‘round
Mickey made a showing because the
White boy W“ “feeling" him out.
Mickey ‘ruanedond Bluuued. hul it old
not make Charlie open no. lie had
the Kid McCoy expression on hie lace
and waited his chance. The bounce
some at the beginning of the toecond
round. Sheridan rushed end wee met
by a etrnightloft to the point or ole
chin, The impact‘oi the man rush.
ing in and meeting the still Jolt put
him down, clean as a \vnletle. Mickey
woe tint on hie book. but succeeded
in getting to lilo tent on hie seconds
bowled ior hint to stay down.
silo immediately went down again on
and valleys or the spotted fever dis-
trict in Montana." inaugurated some
the almlviinal 'bout-Artie Armstrong yearn “3°: ‘3 3“" "W15 “"19“ on "'5"
olnChicogo. and YoungiSinnettroi Rank ”WWW“ am“ the “Bath ‘Of‘ D" M”
island. m_ Armstrong 15 oydupllcate Clintlc. who contracted the lover
.0!" Eddie Sentry. buvlng that clever while working infio‘utano, Dr. L; D.
‘boxer'e style and QXDI‘GBMW, Wm“, 1]??ka of the United States Public
mum“ in just the reverse. being more iIienlth 'Sorvlco hue carried on the
of the Belly Smith style of lighter. ‘work in the Bitter Root Volley. ’i‘he
when that “a“, little battinrkwaa infection in its most virulent form cx~
mefltmg ouch at“; as Johnnyyy'u'rfinn late in certain districts on the west
and. George Dixon years ago. ‘Y’oun‘g side of the Elite? Root River, a region
~Slnnett is sure a lighting demon and 5““ in th” primitive etute. 0n 1“”
with a little more cioverneoe and ex! east side of tire river, Where the terri’
norlencc he will be in line for Johnny _ t0” 1‘“ been cultivated and “’th
Como“ and Kid wmmm$ ymoet of‘ the efforts to eradicate the
, _ L ltiok has been employed, there are
Q flgfiuEgjfifi 3 Pin Lg» gcomparutively no ticke: but in email
,‘ ' ' l L "I“ mentions of the territory on the west
. l
unonmnoxo"mun. , .
= leldo the ticks exist literally to mll'
but under it oommiealon government
l rt i' hich the Manor oi the mention. too. that at the some .HllOW‘
out er,o.w.. .. .',
two very clever bontame appeared in
,odlonl
‘ ‘I‘
not only defined with the utmost helm“
toil the.orguuizutldn_oi‘..all the city de-
onrtmenie, but/gave the r. responsible
members of those departments exact.
inelructlonerae to just how they should
oonduct‘hbeir oflicee for yours to come.
LAud this. it; u city in which the pro-
cess of charter amendment is more
than ordinarily difficult.
These, mo cities illustrate the prey
veiling custom in tile i'rumlnu'oi‘ chow
tors, in the home rule states an elec-
tion of clmrtoh cornmiueiouers or tree-
holders is held. These .men ore-given
a few weeksyln which to frame what
amounts to the constitution, or more
or less permanent law of the city.
They are expected to not down to
tumlamontale. ’i‘hesobom‘du are com.
instead of prominent business men and
"usually one or two labor representat-
tivee. it is nlwnys assumed that one.
at least. of the [lawyers on the board.
llwcoutle be is a lawyer, is oort‘nrtly
well qualified to sit down nod put into
“ \l‘illlle legal form the ideas which
.‘uetermiuod upon by the whole
'liluiy. The remaining members of tllé‘.
liourd sit by and criticise his work,
JzQ.ll(‘-l‘filly from an entirely loco] and
numtoul' point of View: they don‘t prce
Mild to any grout wisdom on‘ the sub
Ajitct under discussion.
or recent years these boards oi?
.oburter freoholdoru have mode on im-
portant :ulvunco, in that they have
iioou inclined to neck information
from the nuldldo by writing :onorul
lo‘tors tn the public officials of various.
rifles which have been (wormingr un-
der various typos of lgovtrrummll or
intro boon confronted with upooiul
problem in Wlllcllgtllf,‘ ‘churtor toom’
llllut'e is interested. (Recourse; the
answers are biased. and locub‘lu‘thob‘!
oupliénlion. lint with this slight
equilznwut the board goon uhcud and
frames ite'dol-ummll. ’l‘bo f‘lll‘ adopts
the charter. A few months lutvr it‘
is found that, instead oi‘ being on in-
strument to facilitate the work 01‘ the
NH: it i; in molly pill‘lli'llltll‘fi :1 WW
lz‘nublosomo olwiuolo. Flil‘llllll‘ (’xlli"
vim-o rovoule more obntuclos. Your
l
thin work they discovered that. hetero?
out there would have to be some rndi-l
cal changes in the ommty goverrrrrrellt,
too as to the responsibility for results.
:Studying the subject still i'urthur, they ‘
found that not only would the county
sgovernmcnt have to he changed, but6
to tellminate a great'
many duplications oi? authority and “4.
work there would have to be eimultanc» ;
our; changes in the charters oi‘vthe‘dlb ; '
femur, cities in the county. buying its .
that in order
plans months ahead. the Tax Associa-
tion has gone to the Legislature and '
secured the passage of u constitution-l, ..
nl amendment which will permit the”.
adoption, in a general way, of a char-
ter such as it wants.
they hoveljust undertaken is the role
log of n fund of $50,000 in dollar sub- “,2.
soriptions, the responsibility for whixh i .
will fall upon about one hundred local , '
nllled associations. With this fund the
Tax Association will hire exports to M
examine in detail the cbunty and city
officers and the whole (‘ily and county
problem. ln'liho meantime, it its plun-
nod to keep tin} citizens informed oi
every atoll in the undortukiug~in fool,
to make overygillzl-u n partner in the V;-
enlvrnriuo. When roll the data hul'e'
been gathered and a genorul plan of
county government has been agret‘d
upon. to Tax Association will pcti‘
.tiou .tllp. county supervisors to cull u
charter ”invention.nude-r the home-
rule low, The work of tho I'llltrior cou-
vention will lust for n few weeks, as
the law provides; butthls work will to
coluonmtlvely simple. and will amount
monoly m plltlillu into lore] 'form the. "
conclusions which have hire-ally hero
lolly slow-mined upon after u pains-
taking investigation. «in other wordel
the act of drafting 'the charter will be
.lllc (:llnmx oi" n (‘l\'l.f rum-omen! anti
um export investigation inutrml of n
jlozld in the dark.
l Most hoopla iocule tormented moon
‘lhrough Sentinel Want Ade, which
fountain from lime in lime lists oi
trauma that uro for roll:
ian'v real economies could be workedlmflt u net-buck ot the hands of Jack
The slop which -
" new/lg
“i“ “""l “with ilions and their eradication by the one
1 col methods seems almost hopeless.
ridolthetlcke. The experimental ‘
the sheep seem promising and unit}
to n plan of orudication teaelblo ‘
ens-lily curried out. .
.- » (ill-«(001"
one‘knee. which won a violation ot ‘ . ,{UWM
o».- me: with lilac ltiiima.‘ .
the rulers, and at the count oi nine
'1' norm». lily of our ,
. . luneresunulllrun -~
arose, but 1“: WM 'nnpurontly no dated - mmmymm5“,mMm;,‘vmm; .1, it le found. however. that tho ticks do
then that the roiorce stopped it and“ any considerable
.souiinlullrblsruv‘vwcrct not flourish for
has u‘ still kick in either hand. lie
Britten, but from all accounts he gave
away weight to the clever .lackrnnd
,\
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