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The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-09-03
SERIOUS COAL
SHORTAGE IS
THREATENED
Strike of Dock Workers At Du-
luth Causes Critical Situa-
ton.

St. Paul, Sept. 3.-The most serious
coal shortage in histroy confronts the
northwest as consequence of the
strike of dock workers at Duluth.
United States District Attorney AL
fred Jacques referred to the situation
as critical, but denied that govern
ment prosecutions were impending.
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Manitoba Now The
Reno Of Canada
(By The Associated Press.)

(By The Associated Press.)
Winnipeg, Man., Sept. 2.-Manito-
ba is known as the Reno Of Canada, as
the result of action by the privy
council, giving Manitoba courts the
power to grant divorces. More than
HOO applications have been filed at
the law courts, to be heard at the fall
sittings which begin September Is.
Six judges will hear divorce cases.
A large number Of the applicants are
returned soldiers, it is claimed.
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CARUSO STANDS
T0L0SE the sum
OF 100000
Tenor of Metropolitan Opera
Company Will Be Out That
Sum If He Fails Keep Con-
tract In Mexico City.
(By The Associated Press.)

New York, Sept. 3.-Enrico Caru-
so, tenor of the Metropolitan Opera
company, and Mrs. Caruso, arrived
here today from Italy. Mr.. Caruso
said he was under contract for thir-
teen performances at Mexico iCty for
$4,000, but that if conditions were
bad in Mexico he would not go there.
Failure to appear, he said, would
cost him 100000 damages, accord
ing to his contract.
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French Anti-Clericals
Alarmed At Bibles and
Preachers In Yank Nov
(By The Associated Press.)

Paris, August 25.-French anti-cler-
icals appear to be taking alarm at the
frequent appearance Of bibles and pas
;.c,s in American moving pictures. M.
A.'::'ard, the historian, In an article de-
,.r;;,iog the far west films, says enough
has been seen of the sentimental ban
dts, and appeals to Americans to
keep them for themselves along with
their pastors and their bibles. He adds
that they give a false idea of the AM
erican people
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70 WELCOME
Gen. |PERShlVC
Committee To Meet Him On
His Arrival In New York
General To Lead Parade
With Veterans Of First Divi-
sion.
(By The Associated Press J

(By The Associated Press.)
Washington, Sept, :. General Per-
shing, who is returning home on the
transport Leviathan, will be formally
welcomed at New York by acongres-
sional committee. This was decided
upon today by a joint committee Of
the house and senate. The committee
will consult with him with regard to
his reception at Washington.
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Anti-BOlshevik
Forces Occupy
Outskirts of Kiev
(By The Associated Press.

London, Sept. 3.-Anti-B Bolshevik
forces occupied the southern outskirts
of Kiev today, according to a wireless
dispatch sent out by soviet headquar-
ters at Moscow, and picked up here.
The dispatch states that fighting is
proceeding.
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BE[G|UM'S KING AND QUEEN
TO ARRIVE. HERE IN OCTOBER

badly remaining three days.
The king and queen will arrive in
this country late this month and come
direct to Washington.
1t was learned today that the tenta-
tive itinerary provides for their return
to New York from Washington for q
public reception, after which. they win
leave on a journey carrying them to
the Pacific coast. The cities that will
be visited eEroute have not been de-
termined finally.
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WILL Vote
AGAlNT.IA A A !! /!
PEACE |'|| ]. TREATY
Member Of French Deputies So
Declares Himself In Speech
Today.

Paris, Sept. 3.-Franklin Boullion,
the fourteenth orator in the chamber
Of deputies on ratification of the Ger
man peace treaty. decleTed today that
he would vote against the treaty. De-
putty Boullion is the first member OF
the chamber Of deputies Ito make
known his determination to vote ad-
versly on the document.
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BOMB THROWN
At GOV. Gen,
IN SEOUL
Escapes Unhurt, But American
Woman Thought To Be Re-
Z lative of Former Mayor Har-
Cry The Associated Press.)

Toxic, Sept. 3.-Advices received
here today from Seoul, capital of Kor-
ca, states that bomb was thrown at
Governor General -Saito, and that
twenty persons were wounded includ-
ing an American. woman named Har-
rison, who ~ + believed is related
to Carter Harrilon, Former mayor Of
Chicago. GgterHot General Saito was
not wound q fur tther details were
received. ~,
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Conference To Be
Held In Washington
Between Oct. 5 and 10
(Bv The Associated Press.)

(By The Associated Press.)
Washington, Sept. 3.-The confer
ence between labor, capital and agri-
cultural interests, called by President
Wilson for discussion of the present
economic situation, will be held in
Washington between October and
10, it was learned at the White House
today. X
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| Confers AS To The
Attack on Petr0grad
(By The Associated Press.)

(By The Associated Press.)
Helsingford, Tuesday, Sept. a.
Admiral Cowan, commander of the
British squadron in the Baltic, has ar
rived here in connection, it is under
stood, preparatory to, the attack on
Fetrograd. The admiral intends, it
is said, to confer with members Of the
British military mission on plans for
the attack.
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Will Go Direct. To Washington
Where They Will Be Guests
of President and Mrs. Will
son At The White House.
(By The Associated Press,

(By The Associated Press.)
Washington, Sept. 3.-King Albert
and Queen Elizabeth Of Belgium will
arrive in Washington October first,
and will be the guest Of President and
Mrs. Wilson at the white house, pro-
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-09-03
Alabama Again
Turns Down The
Suffrage Amendment
(Bv The Associated Press.)

(By The Associated Press.)
Montgomery, Ala, Sept. 3.-For the
second time the state senate refused
yesterday to ratify the federal wom-
ans suffrage congressional amend
ment. A motion to ratify was de-
feated 18 to 13 after debate of two
hours.
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Homndurian NJ v! Government t
Troops Defeats Rebels

(By The Associated Press.

VBy Ihe AsS0c1ateu PreSs.J
San Salvador, Teusday, Sept. p
Hondurian government troops, in
command Of General Flores, have de-
feated and scattered revolutionary
forces numbering 1,500 men, accord
ing to an official statement.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-09-03
New Zealand Ratifies
Treaty With Germany
(By The Associated Press

Wellington, New. Zealand, Sept. g.
The peace treaty with Germany was
unanimously ratified today by parlia=
ment after members of the Labor
Party had criticised the pact.
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K0lchak Leaves
Omsk for Irkutsk
(By The Associated Press

(By The Assoclated Press.J
London, Sept. 3.-A wireless dis
patch from Moscow received here re-
ports that Admiral Kolchak, head of
the All-Russian government, has
evacuated Omsk and transferred his
headquarters to Irkutsk:
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-09-03
Russian BOlshevik
Seek To Have Peace
(By The Associated Press.)

(By The Associated Press
Bern, Switzerland, Sept. 3.-The
Russian Bolshevih have proposed pea
ce negotiations following the rout of
the forces which are sourrounded, ac-
cording to an official announcement
received here.
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Cardinal Mercier
Now on Way to u. S,

(By The Associated Press.)
Brest, Sept. 3.-(Havas). Cardinal
Mercier, primate Of Belgium, sailed
today for the United States on board
the transport Northern Pacific.
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To Celebrate Event Takes First
Automobile Ride, Does No
Work On Day For First
Time and Visits Fair.
(Bv The Associated Press. !

lBy The Assoclated Fress.1
Lexington, KY, Sept. 3.-John
Schell; said to be the oldest living man
in the United States, today celebrated
the l3lst anniversary Of his birth here
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-08-23
McGRAW SUSPENDS
PITCHER DOUGLAS

New York, Aug. 22-John ]. McGraw.
manager of the New York nationals,
announces that Pitcher Phillip Doug
las has been indefinitely suspended
and placed on the clubs illegitimate list
for absenting himself from the club with
out permission. Douglas disappeared
after he was defeated by Chicago, his
former team in the first game Of last
Tuesdays double header here. New
York players believe that the pitcher
has gone to his home in Chicago.
The Giants secured Douglas few
weeks ago in trade with Chicago for
Outficldcr David Robertson. The deal
caused unfavorable comment in Cincin-
natl and other National league cities as
Is was looked upon as q move to aid
New York III winning the championship.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-08-23
Good Baseball at
Park 2::30 Sunday
Independents and Smelter 1ngots
Will Cross Bats Perhaps
for Last Time.

Sam Newnans Independents will cross
bats at 2:30 Sunday afternoon with the
Smelter team at Earring park. The In
dependents have had d few practices
during the week and expect to put up a
strong frcnt against the Ingots, who are
to play practically the same lineup with
which they made such splendid show
ing against Havre before the two teams
disbanded and retired from the state
championship race.
These two teams have met upon sew
eral occasions and the games have al
ways been well played and closely
fought, regardless Of the reputation held
by the smelter aggregation.
Lineups for Sundays game were an
noniced Friday night as follows:
Shelters: Brown. a.; Remneas, p.; Or
lett ss. Moe. 1st: Jardine. End; Jordan.
:}rd Marion, Saterwaite Ahern, John
son and Hamilton fielders.
Independents: Dgcket, G.. Dimke, D.;
Godfrey S.: McRac. list; Adamson. 2na :
Laughlin. 3rd: Mcdonald, IT,; Uete
Bross, cf.; Love. IF.
Umpire. Masterson
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-08-23
BROOKES
GAME TO DAVIS
Australian Again Finds It Diff
cult in Handling Oppo-
nent's Service.

Southampton. r. y, Aug. o2.-Willis
+. Davis of San Francisco, defeated
Norman r. Brookes, Australian tennis
star. 10, 61, 14-12, in the semi-f final
round of the Meadow clubs cup mems
singles today.
Charles s. Garland, Jr, Of Pitts
burgh will meet Davis in the final
Brookes only once before had been
defeated in this country and that time
by Maurice +. Mclaughlin. Brookes al
ways found difficult in handling the
service Of Davis, although BY fine over
head volleying he broke through in the
tenth game Of the third set when Da-
Wis was three times within the match
point. Davis was strong in the closing
game, using Lobs to open the way for
fast line drive to win the point and
the match.
In the semi-final round Of the medal
cup, mems doubles. William L. Tilden
II, and Charles S. Garland. Jr., defeated
Robert Lindley Murray and Dean Math-
ey 9-7 Ga
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-08-23
OVER THREE MILLION
ACRES TREATED FOR
GOPHER DETERMINATION

Bozeman, Aug. 22-In the extensive
campaign carried on in the state this
season to eradicate the ground squirrel
and prairie dog 1913 farmers have CO.
operated. 5000 has been expended,
and 1906 76O acres Of private land have
been treated This is the report made
by the bureau of biological survey at the
State College of Agriculture and Mechan-
ic Arts for the season January l to
July l.
The cooperative campaign, carried on
with the assistance and counsel of the
bureau, has been on a large scale. The
progress, according to the bureau Of
ficers, has been remarkable, and has
proved that complete eradication of the
squirrel and prairie dog is possible within
a comparatively short time The most
extensive campaigns have been conducted
in the northern tier Of counties. There
are entire communities and townships
in Blaine, Valley, Phillips and Sheridan
counties that are already practically free
from "gophers."
The bureau points out that gopher"
control work is absolutely essential to
the future Of agriculture in the state.
As more acreage is put under cultivation,
there is more green vegetation for the
ground squirrel to feed upon. Further,
the natural enemies of the ground sguir-
rel, such as the coyote, badger, rattle
snake, eagle and hawk, are being con-
stantly exterminated, making control by
the farmer necessary.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-08-23
Wolf Point Takes
First of Series
Trims Cut Bank Aggregation in
Well Played 9 to 2
Contest.
Special To The Daily Tribune.

Special To The Daily Tribune.
Wold Point. Aug. a2.-In the first
game Of the state pennant series, Wolf
Point scored decisive victory over the
unbeaten Cutbank team, score 8 to ,.
1t was pitchers battle between Herb
Rook and Harold Hall ana Hall lost
his first game in two years.
lie got 4 bad start, having trouble to
get control and was pitching to new
catcher. During the first and third in
nings the Wolves mixed three singles,
twobase hit. three base hit and home
run with a sacrifice. two walks and two
passed balls and the result was four
runs in each frame.
They scored another in the fourth on
n single and a three bagger. Cutbank
got their runs in the ninth on two errors
and a two.hase hit. The visitors played
a nice game in the field. bit could 10
little with Rocks speedy slants
Score By innings: r.. Fl. T.
cutbank 100000 ! !.
Wolf Point. 4 04 1 0000x-9 . 3
Batteries Hall and Heising: Rock
and Handler. Hall struck ont :. Rook
10. Umpires-Dr. Powell of Waller and
Champlin Of Wolf Point.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-08-23
MiRehQsit.
FIRE FIGHTING EXPENSE
IN FORESTRY DISTRICT
AGGREGATES s1,400,000
304 Central Avenue
Great F Falls
The Store for An the Men.

Missoula. Aug. o2.-Total expendi-
lures in district No. 1, forest service,
for fighting fires this season have reach
cd S1.400,OOO according to a statement
issued by Assistant District Forester
Glenn Smith in charge of fire fighting.
At the present time Mr.. Smith said the
fires are causing an expenditure OF
$4,000 day with no relief in sight.
The general situation in the district
though still highly critical is slightly re-
lieved according to the report. There
are at least 15 serious fires burning Ill
the district now and many more of less
Importance but with two or three days
more Of weather without wind many Of
the fires will be pat under control, Of
ficials believe.
District Forester Rut1edge Is at
present in the Coeur d'Alene where the
fire conditions are extremely bad and
Associate Forester A. F. Potter Of
Washington, D. c., who has been on an
inspection trip to the region, has return
ed to this city
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-08-23
BOATING :: :: FISHING
TENNIS :: BASEBALL
FAST RACING AT
GRAND CIRCUIT
Thomas J. Murphy Repeats His
Performance Driving
Three Winners.

Poughkeepsie, N. Y, Aug. 22.-Fine
weather, a fast track and good racing
marked the third day Of the Grand
circuit meeting at the Hudson river
driving park. Thomas W. Murphy re-
peated his performance of Wednesday
in driving three winners. among them
Directum j. in the free e-for-all pace,
while Magnolia in the 200 trot and Mel
lie the Great secured revenge on Mr..
Dudley for her defeat Of last week in
Philadelphia by taking the two-year- odd
trot after losing the first heat with Il
bad break at the finish. When Lyman
Bruise took Mr.. Dudley to 2:11
victory in the first heat, he hung up
the second fastest figure that have been
made by a two year old trotter this
year.
Directum is victory in straight heats
ever Ben Ali the only other entrant
Murphy also won with Goldie King IN
the 300 pace and Esther r. in the 2:0S
both outclasSing the field.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-08-23
GIANTS TAKE ANOTHER.

New York. Aug 22.-~New York
nade it four straight from st. Louis
bv winning today. Z to 6. The Giants
obtained four run lead in the first
inning on three passes, two hits and an
error by Heathcote.
After the second inning McGraw used
three youngsters in the field. ST. Louis
rallied in the closing innings and Toney
was called to the mound in the ninth,
after the Cardinals scored twice aud
had two runners on the bases
Score: r. Fl. T.
St Louis ............... 6 II 3
New York s 1
Sherdel, Turo and Clemons. Dill
hocfer; Winters Toney and Gonzales.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-08-23
knights of Pleasure
Will Dance Tonight

Knights OF Pleasure and scores Of
their friends will tonight trip the light
fantastic toe on the ball room floor Of
the Masonic auditorium, with Pierse's
orchestra providing program of catchy
dance numbers There will be several
features and the reputation made by
the management Of these popular Satur-
day evening parties so far this season
assures all attending q good time. The
general public is cordially invited.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-08-23
Governor Stewart
to Go to Washington

Helena. Aug. a--Governor Sam Y.
Stewart returned today from the con-
ference of governors at Salt Lake City.
He was selected as one Of seven who
are to go to Washington to confer with
the federal government on cooperation
with the states in fighting the high cost
of living, aud will leave here next Mon
dav Oh that mission
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-08-23
o'DowD oUTPoiNTs BRITTon.

Newark, \. J., Aug. 22.-a1ike
O.Dowd of St. Paul. worlds middle
weight champion, outfought Jack Brit
ton. worlds weterweight champion, in
no-decision eight round bout at the
First regiment armory here tonight.
having the better in five of the rounds.
Britton had the honors in the other
three
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-08-23
Jones Colts Way
Into Final Round
Youthful Victor Over w. c.
FoWnes, Jr., Is but Lad
II Years Old.

Pittsburgh. Aug oo-Robert T.
Jones, Jr.. won his way to the final
round Of the National Amateur Golf
championship today by defeating w c.
Fownes. ,Jr.. in a semi-final match.
Heron will meet Jones tomorrow in the
final round for the championship. Nei-
ther player has ever held the title.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-08-23
WOLF P0INT-CUT BANK
GAMES ARE FOR TITLE

Special to The Daily Tribune
Wolf Point, Aug. GA series Of
three games for the baseball champion
ship Of Montana. between Cut Bank
and Wolf Point. will be played at Wolf
Point on August 80, % and Il The
Wolf Point team win be the same as
played all season with the possible ex
ception Of Herb" Hester on first base.
King, the regular first baseman. will
pitch one of the games against the Cut
Bank fenm
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-08-23
FREE KISSES

Every boy and girl that at
tends the matinee today at the
Sexton to see Bill Hart in Wagon
Tracks will receive free a sack
of the famous Bee Hive Candy
Kisses with a souvenir.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-08-23
VIII Resume Work
Upon New Hospital
After Long Delay
c;al m Tho naiIv Tr;hura

Special to The Daily Tribune.
Billings, Aug. 22.-Work will be re-
sumed next Monday on the new ST. Vim
cents hospital here after delay of eight
months, it was announced today. The
structure will be ready for occupancy
about December 1. The delay was due
to lack of materials
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-08-23
CUBAN CHESS cHAs,pi6a.

Hastings, England, Aug. 22,-lose
Capablanca of Cuba today won the in
ternational chess tournament conduct
ed by the British chess federation, Boris
Kostich, Serbian champion took second
place.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-08-23
VETERAN AUTO DRIVER DEAD.

indianapolis, Aug, ao--Jap Glenn
ems. 56, pioneer automobile race driver
died here today following an operation
for appendicitis. He was said 70 hold the
"a hour automobile race record.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-08-23

As a general thing. if a woman's hus-
hand has to have bad habit at all she
would rather it be extravaganza than
any Of the others.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-08-23

Vernon, g; Portland. 5.
Salt Lake. .; San Francisco, 5.
Oakland. 0; Seattle. Z,
Sacramento, Il; Los Angeles. 4.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-08-23
Tigers Again Trim
Athletics and Sox
Defeat Washington
Indians Beat Red Sox and
Yankees Take Odd Game
From st. Louis.

Detroit, Aug. oc-kinney's wild throw
over first in an attempt to catch Ain
smith, gave Detroit the winning run and
the game, to ), in the eleventh inning.
minking a clean sweep Of the series for
the Tigers. Philadelphia hit Boland hard
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-08-23
Both Redlegs and
Giants Win Again
in Games Friday
Cincinnati Trims Boston; Cubs
Bat Out Victory From
Phillies.

Boston. Aug. 22,-Cincinnati made
il three straight for the series today,
winning Z to 4 In the seventh Gowdy
and Rudolph made home runs on the
first two pitched by Eller. Later in
that inning Ring replaced Eiler and
held Boston hitIess Cincinnati made
four runs in the seventh, the result Of
six singles. mostly scratches.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-08-23
MONA KNOCKS OUT MURPHY.

Milwaukee, Aug. p. Bob Moha
Milwaukee middleweight. knocked ont
Tommy (Stockyards) Murphy in the
third round of scheduled ten round no
decision contest here tonight. !.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-08-23
BRITISH TENNIS STAR DEAD.

London, Aug. 2.-Hugh L. Doherty. for
mer lawn tennis champion Of England
died yesterday at Broadstairs' sum
mer resort in Kent
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-08-23
YANKS TRIM BRO WINS.

st. Louis. Aug. 22.-New York tri-
umphed over st. Louis today, D to ,. 1t
was the odd game Of the series and by
losing the locals moved back to fifth
place.
In the first inning. when Sisler was
at bat he complained that Mays was
defacing the balls. Umpire Moriarty
after condemniDg four balls, walked out
to the box and examined Mays glove
and clothing.
The pitcher then made a remark TO
Sisler, who hurried toward him, but
trouble WAS prevented by the interference
Of Manager Burke and players.
When the locals took the field the
New York players continued to heckle
Sisler and when the umpire admonishcd
them Shawkey beckoned him aside to
settle the dispute. shawkey was prompt
~ banshed.
Tho Yankees won by hitting Daven-
port hard In the fifth
Score: II. II. Il.
New York .................. II !
81 iTulS Q -
Batterias-Mays and Hannah; Dayen-
port, Shocker and SEVERED.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-08-23
WHITE SOx viCTORs.

Chicago, Aug. 22.-Big Bill James, re
Gently obtained from the Boston Red
Sex, engaged Shaw in a pitching duel
today and Chicago made a clean sweep
Of the series with Washington by shut
ting out the visitors, 3 TO 0. 1t was
Jan es first appearance on the mound
since joining the locals. Chicago made
;tS srnreS Nv hitting ODD0rrunely
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-08-23
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

Kansas City, 6; Milwaukee, 3.
No others scheduled.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-08-23
BOSTON DEFEATED.

Cleveland. Aug 22-Clcveland - de-
feated Boston in long drawn out game
10 to Z. the contest being marked by
lack Of control and inefficiency by all
the pitchers. Ruth was put out of the
game for arguing third strike ,.alled
by Umpire Owens. He threatened to
hit Owens but was stopped by players
of both teams.