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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
N0RF0 OH MAN
|SFREE FROM
ALL HIS PAINS
Had Constipation Bad, Slug
gish Liver Caused Dizziness
and Headaches, and Ills
Stomach Was All to
pieces = Claims Full
Relief After TAX
ing Drcco.

Fer q long time my stomach has
caused me much suffering and distress.
and II seemed that ! could set no re-
lief said Mr. Enoch Cobb, OF go Mon
ticello Avenue. Norfolk Va
My TODD lay heavy in my stomach
and scured. forming gas, which bloated
me up. and severe cramps frequently
struck mo. was 80 badly cDusiipai",l
that had to take medicine ncari..
and ottcn had dizzy spells ana spots,
danced before my eyes. 80, so we. IL
tina; il TOOK very little TO upset Iny
whole system.
II read so much about Drcco that
bought bottle, and il Was the best
investment ever rade. actually he
licve tic first dose did nc GOOD, and
I've been improving every day since |
am glad to report that my coustipa tion
is fully relieved, and my liver has a
healthy action which has shocked out
the dizziness and spots before my eyes.
eat any kind OF food / feel like aud
il never bothcrs mc---in fact, my stom :
ach il better than 1t has been in years.
gladly commend Drcco TO the public"
Drcco IL made from the Juices of
many different herbs, roots. barfs end
berries which act on tho vital organs.
Dreco rouscs q slug 6 ish liver: strength
ems weak kidneys; relieves constipa
lion. clcanScS tho blood OF all imruri .
ties; !ifts tho load from the stoma C h,
and rcbuilds the system generally
Drcco is sold by all good drug stores
and is highly recommended in Rich
mond by Trasic's Drug store. Grant
iDruc GO. 'tMo SioGcsi. choifs bru:.
store. corner Broad and Harrison: q
Morrison, Petersburg; Ccprccs' Drug
Store. lIopcwcli.--A ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
BILL PROVIDES S11.19o.OOO
FOR SEACOAST DEFENSES
More Than SI.uHu.UOU Arc Allotted far
The Fertilization of Panama
Canal.

WASHINGTON. Feb ao.--rhe annua!
4npEopr.at:on ban carrying Sll.l9a.0oO
Tor SeacoaSt GefenSes OF tho United
states and its iusular possessions VAS
passed last uight by the House without,
L record vote and sent - the senate
The bill. carries SIGH G92 for coast
Tor proving grounds 81 g.: 90 ~
coast dete:,scs In the iusular posses
sons and Si,52&.S4, Tor Panama Canal
iortlhrations Tho original estimates
surniif"d before LoltlIttlcS ended, to-
ia,ei $3.50 hN5.f19, hut later vcr. re-
"used b. tNe War Departments: to $50
iH!.-t-. .uT,hcr reductions Mere made
bN I'll" committee especially ~ THE
- innate re!it,n-, Ia Held artillery and
iit1d artillery ammunition
Ilc oH!s item ~ tho hiN which was
'i'5ri& questioned WAS tina InaE I'M"
49, 'tulc a tcrncr authorization 81
t;pop for the construction Of a RAD -
,it n@Wi' uuh"r-w Htcr ioraedu jiy"I led
Ia JchU Hays liHrigcnd IT,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
DEMAND SOLDIERS RETURN
senator Reed Appeals to senate TO
Have England and France
Give ID SLIPS.

WASHINGTON. Feb 2o.-Applause
which shattered every time-honored
ruio and precedent Of United states Sen
ate rang through tho cha mixer yesterday
afternoon when senator James y. Eaca.
81 Missouri. III q spcechc OF fiery clo
qUoncr demanded that the American
soldiers be returned TO their homes.
The applause which started ia a sec-
ton q the gallery largely filled Win
sotC!crs H. uniform was dcatcI!uc.
Senator Reed demanded that sh!pJ
Nc provided 20 bring the BOYS back
from France lie insisted tina, II his
government did not have the ships i
should compel Great Britain and France
10 POSTPONE their commercial demands
long enough 10 allow the boys 20 lie
Hrvueht home He declared tina: ~,
wGH 10 do this was 10 keep England
and France ont OF Americas trade cen
tors until they COMPLIED with this de-
mana. Tic immediate discharge ri
The SC.IiCrS now i'll camps IN tho Cait.l
SiajcS MAS also demanded by senator
Reed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
PURE TONIC VALUE
In tcptir"n. TO the last Particle OF IN,
Medicine

Inc new and real iron tonic. Pep,
ron Is prepared in tho convcnicrt
FORM OF chocoiaic-coaic pills. easy a.
Jake. easy 80 carry about with YOU. uo
water, no alcohol. 40 upiatc
Psptiron is the essence OF cconon,y
III" acme OF cnicicnry II * readily
ass inflated. acts promptly and power
fuily upon the blood and nerves. cor.
reefs nli rundown conditions, rrc,t..
an appetite. rivcs stomach comfort aud
beautiful digestion. II wards off inn
pending illness. bridges over The dan
ger spots and imcrcafcs power Of re-
SistinG disease.
10 not put Oft treatment IN thcsc
times 80 pcriious 10 health. i,ut ret
Pcptrou ard begin to take it totay.
Two after each meal.
foull not regret being particula
TO act Pcptirou,' and no other. Like
many others. you viii be surprised ~
rs promptness i'll building YOU ur. -
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
PLAN FOR VETERANS
l.n!nirn's Mi>.iouar, Wor;>crs Of Pres
h!tcrian hurrh Gn,hcr az
Hriatot,

BRISTOL. Va rco. 70 confer
"ncc under the direction OF tho Law
mems missionary Movement Of rresDv-
tcrian church vas held here WcLnes-
d:S. fians were discussed for uidin .:
nc returning soldiers and sailors Cap
tain l.. L. SlA Sma'tar, secretary Of the
l.aNnen'S NiSsiDn.gy Movement of the
southern Presbyterian Church. was ,hc
principal speaker.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
CALLS GERMAN STAND
WELL STAGED COMEDY
J London Press Processes hmu.cmept
over Threats of Cabinet Not TO
sign New .trmisti-c Terms.

LoNpc.N. I-sb. :o.-T,s rsrar: /.

LoEpc.E. FEB co-T,s -e72r; ana:
<Ic sign ;hs renewal of :hc a-riSt!ce
: tae suh!tc; & eminent II re Lon
F6or aewspapcrs. They call the 0c:ioa
.: t!.g German government : comedy"
ard say thzc /: VS. well staged. The
.cwSga pc-S say INA: Germany hss a.
says haa a;h in ms policy a th-eats
ard bold t4.z, and ;aat the failure Of,
this attitude in :Ie Ta- has not pre-
Ea5;ea hs- from continuing :. u de-
He aswsPap e-z lee,are ,ae a...ss
-Gaye 10 .ntertio- @: IN posing upon
is-ilS comparing II severity
-s Vain tcgsC G5rT.:--.. -. CpSs- ~ RUSS z
SCd !.Sl- $3.50 zEG. the Z y -.
tin - s4lSC---- T.'iTtS Gu: .k5; ;Ga
apkf:-t l,l,uas aad N9rwasr;S. OF
-ZS;crIi-. iaSt lca- -e5osr~3 ~ ,Ec terms
- = h!tR bound !.p--a1. 70 'i=rT.aaE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
IN RUSH TO BUY LlQUt R
Hundreds OF Thousand, Of .pIlou.
uoushi by NichiEnrdcrs in rev
Hours.

DETROIT. TcD @o.--Jo.a, au.on by
state -nl Federal author.tie. 10 STOP
which has been proceeding on q arg"
scale since the state SuprclNc Court
Fucsaay inya!idated The scarrh.and-
seizure section OF the Michigan pro
h!nit.Of Law. Wns expected toda.
ACCORDING 10 rcrorts 20 state on
c!ala, several hundred thousand ral.
Ions OF liquor have been brought in,o
the stale ~ the last thi-ty-sjX hours.
citizens 10 To!cdo todsy an inlcrburb.u
system MS forced 10 after KS rhoriu!c
Ever two hours, six cars were placed
on the Toledo run, instead Q. ,wo. a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
WILL. SHOW No MERCY
TO ANARCHY's ADVOCATES
Fine and Imprisonment FOR Those
Who inritc Others to,
NiNlCuCC.
No ROOM FOX THE RED FLAG
Emhlcm> OF Terrorism Will Not BE
Permitted - TrC:,souahc Propn-
1unda Will Not BE Allowed i'm
Mails.

WNSilINt:TDN Ecu 2O.-l.cs SlA-
;Ion 10 punish anurchiStic activities
or propaganda and the display of nag 5
or other cmSlewS Of Violence WAS
recommended unanimously today by Tho
ScU1t" Judiciary Committee
The committee drafted and ordered
fovornbiy reported measure courhin.
ing the rcd log' hill Of senator New.
of Indiana, and other bills designed
10 check uulIwfu, agitation.
IN lraChiuc lis decision the COM
mit;tc actrG without awaiting tho OUT
come cf the inquiry into radical pro-
pHEandI rc% brjnH: conducted by 4
subcommittee headed by Senator over
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
SWEET POTATO CROP PEST
WccNi Threatens Serious Damage 10
Important Southern AEricul-
turat Interest.
Z iBy A4socia,ed Press !

ASlIINGTON. Eco o0-L'Iltss r.E,,l
control methods are practiccd 10 pre-
vent 81 spread OF The sweet potato
wecvil IN southern states America :
sweet potato industry may DC seriously.
jcopard!Zcd. according to specialists Of
the Department OF Agriculture.
The wcevii las; wear destroyed So.
59h.n"C worth Of sweet potatoes in the
Gul! states. Texas. Louisiana and
Florida growers suffered the hcavics,
losses. while in other sections OF the
South the crop was damaged - 70 80
per cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
DETROIT GETS LIQUOR
supreme Court NUIcs search and
seizure and Other Laws inNaiid.
boorc~'tUpUcrs IIappy
nETKolr. l.cn 10

DETROIT Fch % -Tno hf-r,-.y
between Detroit and Toledo is nov =
rum hunters paradise. Az dav Innc
hundreds of automobiles dash up aud
down the highway laden with WHISKY
,nd tens Of thousands az quarts Of ECczc
We're rushed into Detroit jur hy tho
rdict o. slH supreme Court IN lansing
mat pos. cAS.on at liugor ia ihi. stale
l3 NOT illegal iEti al1r"lg lbl u( Tic
lroNthitlpu law, relative 80 search and
A'iIrrc o. invalid, al TIA. agencies
which have been nEh'lns tic Snug
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
s,c,edores strike for Advance

MOBILE Ala. Fen 2o-NeEro
stevedorcs employed nj the Munsou
Iic docks struck today for { an hour
WAGES. an 'ncrcasc OF 81 cents ~ a
result. vessels at the docks arc being
dciaNcd and arc being loaded With
what help that can bc obtained The
men have been getting o. cents an
hour
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
WOULD HELP LITHUkNIA
cur"ii ~ Pittsburgh ASKS PERMITS ION
to IDrnlI ::p.oru N"r-. mcri-
caU> Tor turpvsc.

PITTSBURGH. ~. l'co "a l'cr-
HiS@.cn 10 carroll $1,000 roH-Aucrfcau
!;izcnS. - hc sent ia Li'huausa 20
H@ht SIC B'l> n"y.sts b. asked iu r,s1-
lEtlon addressed to the Uui,ed states
government and adopted here yc=,-r-
o. ~ me Ai.HUH"!an National Coua-
Thu council! also adop:c! resolution
asking the EoNerum"'i 80 permit the
Va Department 20 sill l.i;auan.a part
~ IN" "nr munitions and ordnance s,
A-S stored ll Eg-opc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
JOACHIM ARRESTED
Youngest Sou ar Former Kaiser He'll
Suspected or .tcrtnin .
IntriSucs.'

CoPENliAGt:N. Feb. o0.--prince In,..
emu o. Prussia, youngest son OF
former emperor William. has been arr
rested, according TO u dispatch from
Munich. The dispatch states his a..
rest WAS on suspicion OF his being con
ncctcd with certain intrigucs"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
FIGHT DAYLIGHT SAVING
Senator Gore Says Farmer. trr SEND
ms Him Petitions Against
Innoyn lion.

WASHIHGTON, rob eo-En response
M, 20 letters and petitions from farmers
urginS repeal OF the daylight payiu,.
- law Chsirmna Core % the senate
~ y Ticulture Committee announced to.
,ISto The annual appropriation nill. no.
~ vidinS Tor annu!nent OF the statute.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
i"ca, Temperature Yesterday.

- noon temperature. ........
/. ~. temperature .......-
i II. Temperatures ...
Man imUn Temperature" 70 L. ~
MINIMUM icmperaturc 10 \ /. II
Mean Temperatures yesterday
NorDls1 temperature Tor this date
deficiency yesterday "
i.NcrSS since March l
ENe'Ss since JanU&ry : ...
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
local Rainfall.

.n.I'...I- rs. ENU.EW NOUNS n . MONO
tsaintall !aSt ;WcutN-four hours %cv,
deficiency riiyt March II
LcnElsNcE since January ....... us.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
Adop, Belgium BABIES.

CHAPEL 1Itl.L. y G.. Ecb 2C.--Thc
" .co.cds Ut the University OF North car.
i9ooi!na. at q meeting just held, dcclded
I ITO aGops hvo Belgian babies. FUNDS
for the care and maintenance OF thu
children Viii be providcd by the women
;Ed students. The babies VIII ramaln
~ 10 thcir native countries however.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

IebrUbr" =. NNL'
IIGH TlDL.
Tn rises IS % Morning S.5S
un sets ..i.5i I.VcnIiG 500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21

rntrirk lienry's Home Destroyed.
bi NcliDC kG. VA. Feb. 2G.-''E ed
llili' the historic home Of Patrick
Horny, located in Halifax County,
about thirty mics from iynchburg,
was DESTROYED b. tire this morning
The Montana nonpartisan. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1918-192?, 1919-12-20
HENRY C.. SMITH, COPPER co.
ATTORNEY STARTS AN ACTION
TO DEFEAT THE REFERENDUM

1t considerable interest to the people of Montana
that Henry Smith, the attorney who has started an action
Secretary of State Stewart
from accepting petitions the primary laws
is THE PAID ATTORNEY FOR THE COPPER COMPANY. The
case comes up December TO-
This G. Smith who formerly associate JUS
Of the court While still member OF that body the
him candidate for United States
Senator Walsh Smith third in the both Was
Dixon getting did He severely cr
czed at resznns from the bench when
he entered the senatorial
As reward running for the Copper Company hired
him after his defeat fighting referendum he earning
gets from that invisible branch of the state
government.
Henry thinks that the Copper barons decide that the people
shall not have making their lawsta ends IT
However Montana Supreme Court decide that 10000
should have much state
ment as the attorney of the Copper Crowd IN 1920 THEY
WILL HAVE A LOT MORE TO SAY THAN MR. SMITH AND HIS
POLLUTED EMPLOYERS.
The Montana nonpartisan. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1918-192?, 1919-12-20

Of this state begin look around for that
would have some who would be the beck and cal
petty Political appontee who have less brains than Baam
"Faru,ers of Montana stick for the "New Day in Montana
Just at present the Gangers publish few tables
regarding Montana and not do much worrying about North
Datoa North Daktoa the farmers ALL their taxes
from money they pay docage their grain dock
age that outright from the Montana farmers.
rz Nonpartisan Farmer
The Montana nonpartisan. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1918-192?, 1919-12-20

Total lUO
the above figures carefully and note that the STATE
INDUSTRIES which the League laws such as the
mill elevators the State Bank etc. cost the
people Of every dollar paid
taxes!
dollar paid industries League that
of dollar paid ALL TAXES OF strict
TAXES for which figures given above AS cents
the Industries League
will farmnded honest claim with the facts straight
in front of him. that NONPARTSANS IN NORTH DAKOTA
HAVE RUINED THE STATE WITH HIGH TAXES IN CARRY
ING OUT THE LEAGUE PROGRAM?
full advertisement unprinciped attempt
FROM START TO FINISH It is full FALSE
HOOD.
however, that the unscupuous whied secuchres
published this lie about North Dakota From week to week
will the miserable fa1schoods contained in it.
While have sympathy for decent who has
trbuted funds to the Loyalty League which being spent
gang newspapers publishing lies at the rate Of several
dollars per week. the spent will make
the Nonpartisan League than will for the
crowd because the average citizen HATES LIAR-and
especially hypocrtes hiding behind supposedly patriotic
ganizaton.
bunch of filthy politicians get low the scale that
necessary form fake organization with patriotic IN
order get their lying political propaganda published to fool the
people-rly they bad
without of contradiction that OF the
hievng fighting decent Montana DAR1
SIGN THEIR OWN NAMES TO THE FUTURE LIES TO BE PUB
ABOUT NORTH DlKOT because their rotten replta
tons would convince the people that nothing such advocated
|COULD BE RIGHT.
why they have their filthy deeepons published under
the of the Montana Loyalty League
The Montana nonpartisan. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1918-192?, 1919-12-20

Miners Offered Great Falls
5000 Tons of Coal Free But
Silk Sock Crowd Reject It


Did you know that the United Mine Workers Of Sand
Coulee and Tracey offered the people Of Great Falls and vi
cnity 5000 Of COAL all to be delivered Dec 16 FREE OF
COST?
And did you know that Dr. Longeway turned deaf
to the Committee County Trades and Labor As
semby because he wanted the Citizens Committee to drb
the coal charge So ton or he would not permit
its being distributed at all?
Did you know that the Miners Of Sand Couee loaded three
coal shipped here Saturday last for free distribution
instead of billing to the Casc de Trades and Labor As
semby Manager Sederho]m Of the A. G. NJ mines at Sand
Coule billed it to Citizens Committee that IT COULD
NOT BE DISTRIBUTED FREE?
the signed statement of facts which the Great Falls
Tribune REFUSED TO PUBLISH, page Of this paper
The Falls Tribune refused % publish signed state
ment EVEN THO THE UNION MEN PAID FOR IT, till after
the Union threatened to publish the statement hand
bills.
the article page Of hi and how Doc
Longeway and Fuel Administrator Martin REFUSED TO PER-
NIT THE MINEWoRKERs TO SEND FREE COAL TO
GREAT FALLS AND VICINITY TO BE DISTRIBUTED TO
THOSE NEEDING IT, RICH OR POOR, UNION OR NON
UNION.
decide who blame for any coal shortage Great
Falls and vicinity.
Union did all they could ao but rather than recog
Union efficiency arrogant Czars kicked the coal miners in
the face because they wanted to donate coal.
READ PAGE 4!
The Montana nonpartisan. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1918-192?, 1919-12-20
E. Val. Solvent Credits and

Editor, Montana Nonpartlsan
Wilmer Helena skndependent Anaconda slanerer
Baws Tribune along with the Chief Fakr of the Political
Bill Campbell head of the Disoyaty League spend
ing Suckers Money and losing sleep the OF farming
spend who is paying the taxes in Montana While the
Of Pawnboke the Copper Barons and the Pro
the farmer have been soung skyward figures
from records and authentic.
Barefaced sluldeggary
Mining properties have been enjoying huge incomes
during the three the valuation Of their Tor
stated 80 thru the that was pract
cay 1000 deposits in the banks Of Montana the
pery Interests the Proers and other Big Busi
s of the state only find $666045 504
the democratic Classification law gotten up by
trinity Of Tax Fools and put thru Copper legislature with the
Copper Smp named Rasmussen attached to
brings for taxation revenue only $4ooa,S2l
Dodge Even = Fttaaoe.
measey' cent won induce the Montana Dis
loyalty tho Profiteer and Copper Snakes to deerse
Of the tax less than last
children in II counties Of tho state suffer-
ing for the necessities OF lne
Whore Do They Hide Wealth?
From figures given Bank Examiner 1913 the
sources banks in Montana Since then
added to the Pawnboking list How
broke? But certainty
The dand farmers Montana lack of
av their obligations Pawnbroker
oh ahoo and that reason for the decrease in the
stock valuation
Farmers The Big Burden.
But on good assumption Of above valuation
m on thc farms still add the farming valua-
ton period $96 making total valuation
that have paid OF and making his
above other properties in the above table
petty Pawnbrokers posing Bankers would end
Warm Springs trying to figure them out
Outside the state the rank and file OF them
take the Helena Gang who consrus the law fol
them and very otten that and high time that the
The Montana nonpartisan. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1918-192?, 1919-12-20
GREAT CONVENTION Of NATIONAL
,N0NPART|SAN LEAGUE AT ST. PAUL

Annual convention Of the National Nonparsan League at
convened December There full attendance of dele
gates 13 and plans laid for campaign
Owing mails the Montana Nonpartisan cannot publish the
report meeting only portion Of the has been
ceved, but will publish it in full in the next ISSUE
The Montana nonpartisan. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1918-192?, 1919-12-20
REFERENDUM HAS GONE OVER IN
ALL NEEDED COUNTIES RUI ONE:
AND VICTORY IS NOW CERTAIN

The referendum has carried Every county in which special
with the exception of had sent in the necessary
number gne and Of them sent double and treble the
In the next issue of the Nonpartan the details will be
given say the victory wonderful The
petitions still pouring and will require several days to ab
them The county that short will not be named the Big
Biz outfit would at start prevent signatures
being already sent pet
tions do so at once
expected that the end of the week 5000 gners will
be sent in
Remember you continue sending in as long
WISH tho big drive The late signatures Will
count in the totals just the
The Montana nonpartisan. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1918-192?, 1919-12-20
'N0NPART|SAN LEAGUE PROGRAM
COSTS NORTH DAK0TANS 2 CENTS
OF EVERY DOLLAR PAID IN TAXES

In sheer despeaton Loyalty League which, parad
under false in reality the vest political organization
that dgraced Montana has published full ADVERTISE
ments regarding taxes in North Dakota which they claim are
ruinously high-AIL ON ACCOUNT OF THE NONPARTIsAN
LEAGUE PROGRAM.
Now with any intelligence nothing of honesty
should know that the Nonpan League has nothing whatever
do with township county, village CITY, ditch local school taxes
Nonparsan League responsible
in North levied the League
into effect in that such the State mill and elevator the
Bank of North Dakota the Worzmens compensation act the
grain grading act, etc
THESE PURPOSES it requires less than per cent
Of the taxes levied.
In words only Of every dollar levied for
taxes North Dakota be spent out the League
program.
But do these page advertisements published Falls
Tribune the Great Falls Leader the Helena Independent the Mon
Herald other contemplate sheets that willing
prostitute their columns at time for price tell the people
the real facts?
They represent that ALL the spent and ALL
the levied by what they term the red handed socialists Of
North Dakota.
Down at the advertisement there line that
Commissioner George Wallace, Bismarck
North Dakota figures Well did and Tax
in which he PROVES THIS ADVERT1sEMENr PUBLISHED
UNDER THE NAME OF THE MONTANA LOYALTY LEAGUE
TO BE TISSUE OF LIES.
what commissioner Wallace the truth
| Of the statements we make:
anent showing the distribution OF each dollar paid IN state
taxes for the year 1919.
bond sinking fund 1.342 cents
Bond interest fund 5.706 -
Soldiers Bonus fund 1e?7gss 8? g. Il
5sz:s7e?$ ~ ;:.:.: IS szzRa
State Judiciary 22O ~
Education 3O92
/ State Institutions 17O25
Military Appropriations 845
State emergency or contingency - -
Public printing 344
State Fairs 2b4
i Bounties 1857 "
State Industries 454
Miscellaneous 1664 -
The Montana nonpartisan. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1918-192?, 1919-12-20

HERE ARE THE INCREASES
Increase in valuation of A. to B.
thru the 3 year dry period 8.77%.
Increase in valuation of A. to G.
thru the 3 year dry period 39oee.
Increase in valuation of A. to D.
thru the 3 year dry period 910ae.
Increase in valuation of A. to E.
thru the 3 year dry period 6.1%'
Increase in valuation of A. to F.
thru the 3 year dry period 1.549e