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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-04-16

WOOD-An honest load of wood can
be had by phoning Smoak's Wood
Yard, phone LAG. If
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-04-16

WANTED-Your stove, range and
refrigerator repair work. We also
buy and sell second hand stoves. Acme
Stove Hospital, III N. Magnolia st.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-04-16

Ty Tobb, who put the T in the
Tigers has signed for another season.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-04-16

FOR SALE-A thoroughbred Hamp-
shire boar, one year old. Apply to
Nathan Mayo. Summerfeld, Fla. LIT
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-04-16

Rol films for any make of camera
Anti-Monopoly Drug Store. ct
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-04-16

FOR SALE-A good Ford, at low
price. Maxwell Chalmers Agency,
city. 15-6t
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-04-16

BUICK SIX-The light model, a bar
gain for some one. Apply at the
Maxwell Chalmers Agency, city Is st
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-04-16

AUTO REPAIR SERvICE-For
quick and reliable automobile service
come to the Florida House Garage. j.
C. Lanier and H c. Williams. Slim
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-04-16

Nobby, just fits, as a description to
the Straw Hats for men. Smart as
you could wish and in all the different
straws, at popular prices.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-04-16
Store Notes

Victory Red in just a touch is not
only in vogue but decidedly attractive
as well. 1t comes in a pretty Geor-
gette pleated ruffing at $1.00 per
yard. White and other colors at cor
responding prices.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-04-16

Plenty of Cordovan Brown Hosiery
in Silk and Lisles, in the well known
Wayne Knit Quality.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-04-16

Novelty Pearl Buttons are excep-
tionally fine on the Skirts these days.
We have a very broad selection in
sizes and shapes at attractive prices.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-17

Wz-s-viue 10 mssf her SISTER, Ben,-
c-tce baker, -erur1ng Eom tia
Ra1gsisy district. VIII enter Farm
Engron Normal school for hE dnzi
yez-. Among the ether penpis WIN
are pursuing educational adv1ufaHHR
elsewhere are: Rudolph Jordan ar.
Worcester CNaEsl Etgh school and
Miss Lauase D1rg1n and Karin Elfun
70 Esnrrn Acadsry.
L. e. Cole OF 5cslindaie.. Mnna.,
has beam passing a few DAYS with ~
sister, Mrs Z W. Goodrich.
Mrs. Fannie Smith and Mrs. AIbsrr
Murray attended the camp meefzuEs
Of the MadIsou Spiritual Association
AZ Lakewood last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geerss Rxazr and
their rive daughters haxse henn unSry-
ing trip through the WHITE Noun
taias.
-Four srurisyes az the Depnrtneuf
IF Agriculture gave been searching IN
Bingham and Moscow ecr rhn. gypEr
moths. II Is understood That ore
specimen has been fannG in the Sam
nei Smith orchard
Deputy Sheriff r L Gansun m q =
tsndlng & j. court IN SkSowhegan this
weeh as an afHcer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-17

81 Sc. = COWS. 1890 lbs. At 4 1-2c. and
cow. 40 lbs 81 &c. Otis Z Forhush
sold Is cattle trnm 5 1-4@inc. {
coarse oxen IL lac. cows. 356D
lbs AZ ) 1-4c-
Veal calves: J. ". Ellsworth spld
Is calves LAD his. n lie. j. .. My
Ion soid calves. I'D Ths. n lie and
small calves III sa.5n. Oris Z.
Fornush scid ! calf II tic. caH *
15c and small calves for SIS for
the pr.
Hogs: OTIS L. Forbush snid : hog
II IT I-2c and l boar a. 19c-
Mich COWS: OTIS L Forb1sh sold
/ miIker for sin.
HGRSE MARKET y
Bssfan. September ls-The hurss
trade was somewhat irregular during
srFeng with brisk demand for
horses weighing around 1890 lbs.
upward. but fur horses weighing
a,nund isa8 Tbs and under the de-
maad WIS extremely dull. with such
horses selling under recent market
values. There was practically no
local demand fer express ar wagon
hnrses and IN mrH safes deHlsrs let
haFsss IN this class 60 AT CONCESSIONS
rarnsr than hnld them oNer, w1iis
tina demand is 90 slack. Thsre was
q moasrase SUPPLY Of green horses
frnm the west. put there were q
guea many acc,inasad huFEas that
ware IN spiEndld eHna1tlan, fresh
tram shart service. and these seid
auirikiy and N nigh values. accord
inE 20 weight There was aisc a hie
run Of inferier secnnds, which seil
at lew figures Mest uf siaH trade
came tram whcissAle suses frem
the country buying good and sturdy
harses far farm nse
G0nd quaiify heavy green drafters
16sn@ i9ne I'm sold from $1,000 4pe.
nahum weight, gcnd quality DRIFT
era. l66n@ lH5n lhE- ware the bdsf
selling harses offered and sold 1suzn
s2-5@g5p. haayy wzEon and EXPRESS
ho,xeu MID From xfsS9s ia. chunks
f,-,r,v, s1-sMsun.. wiah light rhuuiEu
fy,um s15p@ .BA: xDnd quality acrIim-
.<~A hurnus frum eITS0S2k. Nmwkly
af Fund wriEnf. Ordinary sscsa1s
frum ssu@I1k-
Af tina City Gfslas Sfablss--L c.
Keith Company offered q express
czrinads Of green western hnrses
and Is acciimafed and seconds All
the heavy hnrSes were talznn prnmpf-
" NJ satisfactorily values One cnr-
loud Of fsary hnrses waz shipped tsi
ArroEtuuk county, ux111r lurk Euinxa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-17

ArranFsfaaHts ara being made to
haze Jnisn 9. Eooiep. the netsd tam
penaace iscrursr IN Bingham an
actnaer NTH. The address viii
nrnhahly be given frun Fraternity
hail
a aseting ct Bingham grange was
held last Frlaay night with ~ al
tandanra af sbunt 80 persons present
4 prngTam was presented
Eugh BFeniSHp, EDWARD Jones ana
Henry wheeisr NJ GkDwhegan have
hsea eznpigysd in tuwn during the
past week painting bridges
Corp. Cecil BRAY has heen passing
a few DAYS with his tarhe-, John
Bray cf Pheasant Ridge Plantation.
Carp. HrBy Was q meInhar OF CO. z
ana has racentiy retllrnnd fFom 4
Hsstaa haapifal where he underwent
IN oparztinn On hts les. having haen
wounded in the truu1 line breaches.
The LADIES' Of Congregational
ChurGh Cireis aEe - uarvR a hn,vest
GHy evening
The Sunshina Snciety met THURS
any III tina hnms of TIM rvcssaen-
Mrs. Era Hnaehasanz. with . sena .
tendance. Garmenrs fcr
asss xirl have latslg ssaH un'sl
TINS philsnthFuHir
plnnz are hsiug Msae ~ -. $50
falr . he bald seeat ,,s l4I..1
TIE nsxt mseflng Tn ssrnna
day In Ersubsr wa mo nea0 a. Sn1
hnme q Ben AdRMk
Rsx 8. n Haxf prSariaea n Soinn
Z
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-17
MAINE STOCK At MARKET.
=. ale -. aneap --E. calves ST. hog.
TONE OF TEE MAEKET

0Ne.-1uEs Of aeef cattle were quite
heavy and the marker showed a gen
era-ly weaker time. with prices av-
eraE-ug a fraction iuwe-. This was
PARTICULARLY unricaRnie N the lower
grades. Ghuire heavy steers and
azen sold al 1c11S 1-2c. good quail
1-7- -o4 lie. coarse thin axnn aRlAc.
The best heavy COWS and heifers
ranged from 1a@1i 1-2c. with good
average cows S@sc. pnor II ordinary
COWS 617c- Gamers and heingna nvws
! SO lac, and bulls T@ar-
Veal calves showed no change and
ne demand was active with affsrinEs
moderate. Choice heavy cHtwss
brought II @ ahG; good average quail
1t- -S44 17c. coarse calves. drinkers
ana grassers. s@11n. small calves
SS5{lf75 each
Hogs made a farther ieriine to the
luwasf level since e4riy in March
live hogs sold frrm IT@lsc and
dressed hogs from 2s@ssc. Rereirss
we're hEnt both at the yards and
the packing houses
The market for shasp and lamhs
if dun. with receipts qu,te heavy and
tne demand nniE madHrafe- Shaap
are quufed AZ dsc and lamns AT .
as 3-3E- The movement af shs1p
and lambs IN tas West 3 SAID To be
unprecedented ID volume. due large
" u arnugtlt in tias Northwest Rs-
ceipts at Omaha ,ast mnuIh ware
6B- .0aD head q new high record far
August. COMBATING with 4an ,fn9 in
AuguEfa- 1a1R- Kansas City raee n
new high recurd with Ise, ono head
and Chicago with sG2.aan Was tina
heaviest since 1872
Mich COW trade is net active but
prices are well maintained. Chuics
heavy mixers are mt IN large SUE
ply. The market fur these ranges
tram $50 n S2ea, with Eaaa axsr-
sEe milkers 500 70 slah, and poor to
ordinary COWS s-saIDn. Arrange
MaHfE have hean made TO ship cat
tie 10 Belgium frasn Phiiadeiphia- Tina
movement has already hngIn and It
10 said tha1 sA.DaB win b ah1rps1-
TheN Mem ~ Rmplaca~zxDu1x fuat hi B1I-:
R5lz1n I1sm AnMR cane frMm Eauafzz-s
Lee nuus<rv Maz sfnadx. with fuW1l
1E0azr hyn13nrs sb@s7r. old ruuHtrrzs
a4016G.
TUESDAY BRIGHTON SALES
Best CATTLE. L iSfefEun sold !
cow. sBb ms. AT &c. buII. 1850 Ihs
Al s Lie and. 2 Cows. iasla Ibz. - Ia
+ =. Nityszu snid 2 Cows. 2n1u Ihs-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-17

New Tark Produce Market
New E1rk. Saut II
rGCA-Fr1n; spring pafenr u504I.
AFEFtrln: Ne. western LES C q Z
New Ynrk.
WHEAT-Spst stsadE; 80. md 80
track New yurk To arrive
c0kN-aput steady. We. /. peIlsw I5gs
and No. white len a New Fark-
HATS-Sput firm No. ] white o.
PCRK-ERsy- mess 4aSt1 51M
LA4Ao-AHreig sfeadr. middls vast
x6n
EETTER-Firm: Receipts LIN tuns
creamery higher than extras 5s6G dc
eEtrsE. 90 su1re, S2&69s. hrsts h44sT
parking atnnk cuFrMur make 4&dA4l
BHEk-Irragltar: rscalrtS lam c1zeG
Trash gafhnFed extras E46, extra irsfs
z2G54, hrzts 47dSa; 5tafa- Pa. and naar-
br WagaeTn hanneFy whItss fna u eancy
73@B. ar5inarv 10 prime DG14, hrnUn
ez9&: Eafhered bruUn and Hrxsa cni-
PGTAT0EE-stssdvi Ewaets 5eEsay
We ! s.Ekss is.GlEi southern par nsr-
cAEEAGES-eulea unchnngsA.
ETGAR-HaW STEADY. centrifugal
Il, due ErauulnxAa -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-17

Giants lrwer than yesre-9uys average.
Heavy 1s0; medium 16sah1S light 1870
lng spws. smooth. 15Z5@1575 do. reuEa
15sad1E9e; pigs I5e8l1TW
CATTLE-Reusiptk 16.Dn; uuEer-ied
Beef sfeerE- Medium and heHvv weight
chuice and urfrne I6dAI575- u,es,rtirn ara
good 1l061hsA: cnMmnn S15lzIDe Ligt1
weight Ennd and choice -zs5l1-75 com
mon and medium S0aGiST5. Butcher en-
tie Heifers 65ed1z75. COWS 6EGlzE
Gamers and GUITARS 5zsH6GS veRi calves.
light and handy weight. aaa1zls5 1eed-
sr steers Teqlz; stprher Steers sZsd
NDM; western rauEe heef EteerE sDBRI5Se;
Cows and hrifeyx 6Zl-2D
II z e p Rereipts sseen; lever
Lanfas: 81 Tbs. down ix2sdl5sh. culIs
and snmmnn Sss6IMgi, wearing werilers
Msmll7a Ewes Medium good ana
chance sssuS-; cills and common, s,aiI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-17

70 Maine. Hsw HAmpshira and Yer
mnrr This week nns exrrcss cArfnao
OF green horses il expecrsd and the
usual entries Of secnnds.
William H Hurw1rz cGe-ed ! az
rress carinad az g-een nurses weigh
tny I'D ID 1870 In and LOO head az
hnrses trum naarny conu1crrrs.
trucking firms ere. Ha1s ware qHick
ana q guud claaranrs waa mace- has
weak the nrm VIII have 2 express
carloads of grssn hursss and - To
Tpe acciimatea and seconds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-17

~ 81 tns Days Dsziinrs in Al
ne -eadiuq Stnei<s

'ss 81 me Gays nssiinss in Al
ne leading Stocks
-o'E- sept. is.-The szrus ear-nrs
y, e-ssAaowed Yesterdays sfrck
le,v uncertain labor cnnfsi.
: - aNesSe exchHngD mBvernenrs.
k..-~ 70 ne rore today, nut their
f.. vas vlEiblv diminished and
'- --os@c with a srrung under
- lose ,ns 10 three uaIurs - the
y rEacIsd that murn Al the
a-st h1ur, when lRb0r ad-
- s1rnewhaf conflicting and
-. ~ F-auce and Italy exrery-
--'s!sA1 rlBisut cuIiapse.
a+sSa' s1sadied Ill rniudar. ur,n-
e. sslf If the EiTarp decline IN
mich fell fr5oru Irs rsnun-
" y per cant. 10 4 uer cauf
~ hereafter beinE markad Nv
aginE u Streets and equip
~ !. stsel isa the mupesusnt II
@4nosi fiue psintR. Crncihin-
~ ~ :. @nd Republic SfeeI alsc
M 70 tnree paints. while e.
~. - nae iaxEed IN ths asriN
a -&A-AinlAG4 AARAUE8.
n IL. -.Lsat1 sccnEaHnKi diuerEl2
nia-SssEinn by their on1ra-
kshssf apscla!tisg. tnhaccas and
y - 'ssues AZ grnss GAINS uf
~ sf y Paints. Fisher HoJar
h n suf subsidiary. Iariur u
eear - eft steady advance.
stocks wialcA anemed IA
nssl. acaFitT and strength trum
aas Rrnspeeis wave Amer
Pa - - New Fork Air Brake.
~ a. ana American Car q
ie'einoti~es saininr aimuss n
lssns mower th2i excasdefi any
a.. even United Gtates efrI
n s ,a.- to i.IU.aoe ahares.
b sl;vs.nrrr To strong. i4iherry -
" ts-s',s iy one- par the fnruir9
D6s,sz Faris IS ana Tynifed
b. also hardening. Tsfai saIsS.
ss e A-.-aA.an. Old e. 6. =
csss,s.sS cent On call Dfhsrs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-17
WASHINGTON

WEET-MIEs GsertSe Bowman. Msss
Katie Ruher and MISS Ethel Clark wen-
after hiuebsgrles Saturday and pickesl
- quarts They Thought szar rema-k
able fur this -srne Of wear
Fnh,,,, TrasS was Guing suzne trading
,, Tal;r- Burtiteks store Sa-urriav
-nu--nfrE and End his horse hftched Tn
. mist m r-nnt VI me store. CIV "
.IAr.isson came around the corner IN ms
autnsnabils- The horse started tn run
William jackson. standing near ky.
era sned the horss hat hefnre he did tina
hurse turned tina seam ups.fas aewa an.
arnke one wheel ana whisietrss and
caught his leg over the ahart and cur
II qaite hadfy.
AIRS Ellen DAY ueturnad Sunday 1znm
visit with her daughter Mrs. ANNA
naR NJ Thnmasaan.
Mrs. Leuase Day 10 passing fnw anpa
Nth her hnnther Ferd cliftnrd nc Gems
srwit.e
Forest BRYANT. Frank Riah. suw
8artasl1 and Mas7sE Efhes Clark mad
lkaEAieen Buber attended tim Eraure
Y .Jshezsan Saturday aigslf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-17

fGpenizllr Reported far the Eennebes
.Ieurnall
Stock Yards. sept liz
MAINE
AZ Brighton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-17

Cuznmsrrial O-dzy h1lls AZ, dernnnd
Ala. cna1ieE 4izi
Franco. danand e.1- cnhias 81
GuildeRz. dHmAnd n la. cahleE o. s-l6
Lire. demand 1D.16 cAhies 70 L.
Marks. demand al, cables g.
Government bonds firm.
Rzilrrad hnnis irregular
Time loans sIaa1y; GO dRrg. 80 6xys
and six months. 146 hid
Gail money Arm: high 8. low 4 ruiz
iuE rate %, ciuKiug hid 4. offered 4. q
IRar imam 4 Eark accey1raucaE (
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-17

ss-r. New York. Sapt- 1E
e. = nsper sasi.
@,dsv niIls All.
Y Ss-dav hills IN hzr1ks LII
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-17

The 9uisf uf d snprrnan home crrn-
nzfed Win rf1s cnnSenzsncas 1f the CIV
eHve klxh ruut And own your ewn
mama. This ID IN opportunity HAiffprn
ssAn n TINS lnrnIstv. sirnHfed IN p4veY-
EliA Drsvs nfur1f q miles f-nm kanne-
hec bridge. Best ~ reasons for ;aaliinE
I acre "a rerrale land Tur crops mr. f-'ut1
1ree0 or ofhar purposes wrra annie aud
0fher fTt1ft tzeB tusr beginning tp hear
8nnEAanw az 1ix rooms two alcyvss
nsver-fAalznU drilled well 6 xaet at
dnur gnnG wafer: wafer srsfera- 90.
Eal tAuk m ceilar, cfscrrlc puznp Huto-
matte zrrAchmsnt. sswsr 10 Keune .9e-
river; nafn rnh. lAva1ory. 1ush clnset
set tuns and sIuk. hot wafer tank =
tacneG % range with supply tank II
a-rir; elncr-fr Agnrs rhrunEnruf icw
ffzsnr9nre rare Ecn6 csllAr, gkrRge Or
az1Rl sfa nle Rs YOU wish; alactric cars
n anur Inquire an the rHnIsnB 4rf
nnws n aRy2- O. Z. CBEATE, 1svsry
9ite Drive. AuEunsa.
EfVE yuu rshe rns Want Ad nswss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-17

New York Stock Market
Corrected Daily by
MAINE BROKERAGE CO.
AS Wstsr St- Aususta
Phones 1DlG-1n4e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-17

Poultry and Surriiss d
l. EEDS-l--5 ready 70 iav 8 9
Cttv pnIlers. heHry laTIng strain
&z.R each. Laying pullerE. Sc aacn. T
z. Eastman. Winthrop Aa4us. Te4.
To-
Z. Z EE1-lH Single Gannb PuIlsIs.
standard bred. EreR1 laying strain ,
e 20 for lot II taken this week. Also
large Ktxe AEzr;l hatch Fed GnGkereis
Nuns aer-Hr s. ID - each A1hin' s. e
2. AuguHtR. Maple lane. Chelsea
aakr 4ss1y,
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.lIl7:IN3l53l,I

nc1Enf m any cmEfuun. Hlsnset rrlpaa
pAin 1ar cit zuid. Easpar and piM<suurn.
Maz Id American Tuorn Co. zza " a1h-
mez1n 81. onstur. mp FleneG
mHr4. m nd re
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-17

Tho INWARD Elects Of lnumnrs nrs
woras than the nutward Thrv antlnn-
&ef me winnie ayzIHm. Hanfs = Sasnn-
pArallA cradiraaes all hunnrS. naarSS1 an
unsr inward and srfwarn e1<srs~ n
- tile great AlferEf.ve ana trnir -
merst has heun Mvwharu sEfa1 -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-17

Wearing Arparsi S.
- - -. Z Fa-el has snlc his
; IiAsi-sS 4 he store q. - Wafer St.
9 N- VIZ Continue AZ ~ Water with 4
sLatyCL AEPARE-~Au kinds Of
girls a. va!-v low prices a. n Rtca-
nuna { Jepi- store, 14e Water St. A.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-17
Page Today Will Introduce You Buyers and Sellers Things Worth While


When man wants 70 buy q house the first
ttinr he asks is Where Is it ," The Journal al
ranges lis ads of houses for sale al IN A-BC CT
der, starting each ad with the nane of the stree
or avenue CT suburb. where Il Is situated
journal Want Ads bring quick proft-resuI-s.
Telephone LIS and ask for Journal Want Al
Taker
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-17

Autn Ljvsry-Garaaas rs
III SEEyICE--au 7LR anv
! az ~ night. Reaseuaals urfrsas.
-er-ih. Mgr, IL Waanr IL
eaEv 81 A-E-E - md what rsSu
Z among ne weil-indexetf ciasU.
seVs-..sing n the Journal.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-07-27
FIRST DREADNAUGHTS
PUTTHRU GATUNLOCKS
LIKE FOUR TOY CRAFT
Panama Canal Demonstrates Naval Value by Ease
With Which Pacific Fleet IS Lifted
Crowds Watch Feat

of the waterway amid dense jungle
growth like some weird amphlbian in a
pre- historic swamp.
Nearing the lock the crew flung land
ing lines out board, which quickly drew
in board steel cables that led to the
electric "mules" running on tracks on
each side Of the locks. The whole opera
ton seemed to function automatically,
for not an order was heard as the dread
naughts slid into the lower locks as
easily as a shuttle into a sewing ma
chine.
The steel gates astern the flagship
then closed like great jaws and churn-
ing water rose mp from yiaducts in the
bottom Of the locks, while the New Mexi-
GO was lifted as easily and rapidly as q
rowboat. The flagship was then lifted
out Of the next two locks in the same
fashion, while crowds standing on top
Of the concrete lock walls threw bananas
and cocoanuts to the ships crew.
Twenty destroyers went thru the canal
Thursday. passing thru tho locks in
groups Of ten. Captain Twining. chief
Of staff said that the canal had proved
its naval value beyond doubt.
The Pacific fleet will leave Panama
for San Diego Sunday night.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-07-27
PEACE THRU VATICAN
ANGLO-FRENCH BID IN
1917 REJECTED BY FOE
Chief Allies Were Willing to End War for Guaran-
tee of Belgium's independence and Repara-
ton for Damages.

Berlin July 26By the Associated Press)Peace overtures
Germany Great Britain and France made thru the Vat
August 1917 according to the declaration of Matthias
Eberger premier and minister of finance in the German
national assembly today These overures he added
ected by Germany.
Pase papa nunco to Munich August 49, 1917
addressed Imperial Chancellor Mchaeis, enclosing
telegram British minister at the Vatican to the papa
secretary state which the French government assented
The British no Eberger explained asked for German
declaration Belgium independence and compensation and
ured Germany would need for herself
Chancellor Mchaes did the note for four weeks
then September d. he that the situation for giving such
declaration not sufficiently clear.
PROMISES FURTHER EXPOSURE
Herr Erzerger promised important revelations within
few days
Monsgnor Pasellis note said
have the honor herewith transmit to exceency
of telegram his excelency the king of Engands
(Continu o
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Aboard the r. s. S New Mexico. Fri
day, July 25.-tBy The Associated
Press. -Four dreadnaughts Of the Pa
cific fleet-the New Mexico. Arkansas.
Texas and New York-were lifted sue
cessfully thru the Gatun locks today.
This was the first attempt to negotiate
the waterway with a fleet Of dread
naughts and tonight the warships lie
anchored in the fresh water Of Gatun
lake, 50 feet above sea level The dread
naughts will resume their trip toward
the Pacific ocean Saturday. at which
time the Mississippi and Wyoming, now
coaling and oiling at Colon, will com
mence the passage Of the canal.
Admiral Hugh Rodman, in command
of the fleet, was pleased with the sue
cess Of the first stage of the canal trip.
He said:
1.-THE flagship was lifted out Of the
three locks Of Gatun dam in one hour
and seventeen minutes. Now let us 60
tarpon fishing near the dam-putting
dreadnaughts thru the canal is too easy
The old battleships Georgia and Yer
mont Joined the fleet at Colon today
After the New Mexico had oiled at
Colon, she swung lazily into Limon bay.
creeping slowly thru the first cuttings
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WILSON WRITES LODGE;
MAY ISSUE STATEMENT
ON TAFTS PROPOSALS
President Tells Republican Leader He Hasn't File
Of Papers on Peace Negotiations Senator
Has Demanded, Only Some

said to 60 to the capitol. today. and
talk over the treaty situation with adj
ministration senators. He abandoned
the plan. however, when he learned the
senate was not in session and that Sem
ator Hitchcock. Nebraska, adminlstra
tion leader. was out of town. The for
eign relations committee had also re-
cessed over today and will meet again
Monday, when it expects to complete
first reading Of the treaty.
In the opinion Of many republican
senator's. lines to be drawn in the
reservation controversy rest entirely
with the president. They say if he gives
his assent to reservation program
designed to further safeguard national
interests. they quickly can come to such
an agreement as to insure ratification.
But if he takes an uncompromlsing
stand for unreserved ratification AMI
then by public speeches attempts to
discredt senator's holding out against it.
opposition leaders look for long fight.
No Deal on Dividing Cash.
President Wilson, today. wrote. in
forming Senator Lodge. chairman of the
foreign relations committee, that he was
not able 70 bring from Paris a complete
file Of papers relating to the peace
negotiations and that he would be able
to submit to the committee only papers
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URGE REPEAL Of
TIT FOR TAT BID
OFFERED CANADA
House Revenue Shapers
Would Wipe Out Rec
iprocity Failure.

Washington. July 26.-Repeal of the
Canadian reciprocity act of 1911 was
recommended, today. by the house ways
and means committee. Some democrats
joined with the republicans in voting
for repeal, but others said that action
should be deferred. pending further in
yestigation.
The committee also voted to recon-
mend the repeal of the 10 per cent soft
drink war tax. Tho no record vote was
taken. democratic members urged that
all repeals be deferred until means for
replacing the lost revenue was found
Reduction of the var tax on fruit
juices TO two cents 4 gallon urged by
western producers Of grapes and logan
berries also was recommended.
4 report on the Canadian reciprocity
act By REPRESENTATIVE Young, North
Dakota, pointed out that the Canadian
parliament never passed reciprocal
legislation.
Repeal of the reciprocity measure will
not affect the removal of tariff duties
on wood pulp. wheat flour. potatoes and
potato produces 4 bill yet TO be acted
upon bE the committee proposes repeal
of these provisions, except that apply
ing to wood pulp
Measures designed to give tariff pro,
lection to several industries started as
war necessities also were recommended.
Those not previously announced in
cluded one imposing a duty of $40 unit
of 20 pounds on imports of tungsten.