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New-York tribune., 1919-06-29
Lively Fourth of
July Is Planned
At Southampton
So
Hotels, Clubs and Cottages
: Booked Full for Holiday;
Invitations Are Out for
a Gala ''Victory" Dinner
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence
SOUTHAMPTON, l.. J., June 28.-The
Fourth OF July and the weekend will
bs che Of the liveliest that Southamp-
tion has seen for a number of years
Practically every cottage at this sea-
shore resort will be filled, and with the
hahse parties and dances planned,
thm~ will be great mapy visitors
and everything will be crowded. The
hotels and clubs are booked full for
this period. One of the largest and
prchahly the most brilliant house
held at the villa of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles H. Sabin. Bay Berry Land"
on the edge of Peconic Bay. Prep
slxtions are being made to make this
afEfictory" dinner.
Quests at the Irving House include
Mr. and Mrs Charles Tappin, Mrs. ".
R.Lockwood, Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ Wall.
Ms. and Mrs. H A Budd, Mrs. Howard
C.,Page and Mr.. and Mrs. Waldron P
Btlknap-
Mrs Newbold Edgar, who has been
staying at the Irving for some time,
Mrs, j. y. X. Lawrence left the pre-
uting day for the same place, where
she will spend the summer.
Mrs. Marshall Russell gave a chill
drcn's party in honor of her eldest
girls birthday at their cottage on Ok
Pasture Road Wednesday. About sixty
1ittla ones we're present and enjoyed
themselves playing games, listening to
sipries and being served with refresh
annts-
Major Joseph II. Wheelwright, who
has spent many summers at Southamp-
ton, and who has just returned from
overseas, where he was connected with
the~medical department of the army,
is again occupying his cottage on Hill
Street. DR.. Henry James, of New York,
is associated witf DR.. Wheelwright
this summer Dr.. and Mrs James are
at the. Franchillo cottage on Lewis
Street.
Ass~Lucy Patterson, daughter OF
Mr.~and Mrs Rufus l. Patterson, gave
q delightful dinner party at the Shin
necock Golf Club house last week, in
honor Of her fiance's sister, Miss Marie
de Rham. Twenty five covers were set.
Coli and bridge were indulged in until
lunch was served. The engagement of
Miss Patterson and Casmir de Rham
was announced last spring, and the
wedding is expected to take place the
middle Of September at Southampton.
NJ. and Mrs. J. Couper Lord arrived
this, week and are occupying the ST.
johh's cottage on Hill Street. Mrs.
Lord. before her marriage, was Miss
Losdse S. Trevor.
r.. Morrison Carnegie and family are
sssthe Meadow Club house for the sum-
maI:. having leased their place, Clyden,
TO The Duncan Ellsworths. DR.. P. F.
Chambers is also at the Meadow Club
hous se, and expects his family to join
him a httle later. His daughter and
her husband, William Fleitman, jr., are
expected at the Irving House a little
la.nrAto spend the summer.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-29
rf'amplain Opens
For Season With a Ball
Special Coyy.snon>it

.,ff. Special Correspondence
Tss s1nIIsBURCH. n. Y, June 3d.
IT, ac5ei Champlain, at Bluff Point on
hs .hamplain. opened Tuesday even
danea ~. .ne season with a banquet and
ssgysrsity Of Vermont. '"'' " ''''
sKiySss ;, signtesn-hole golf course, the
Wa -. oiness in the United States. which
H. 5scentiy remodelled by A. w. TIL
Is ss. 10 IN excellent condition, and
sonssny n.ny we'll patronized. The tennis
asns neys also been put in arAt-class
vhisa T. ana, ,,.Ss WITH the bathing beach,
bxof1s,tnA nAner the supervision Of a
s1 pcpniar With the enssts ru 10 %
- hotel this sesson vii :.
Tj3 fSe % the American plan. yns.n oper' =
800. ma1Sxor Of the Hotal pT po}ro a.
nhs.s e, IA. Will sgain manage III, Hn,aI 81
7p'a'a, tsis heics bis third ..asor m",ri
New-York tribune., 1919-06-29
NEW YORK STATE
:sa'''\TAMFORD e. e<$s&4l's al

A Mountain Arcadia
Cool, Exhilarating Air
Wild Scenery-City Comforts.
Big, New Country Club.
18 Hole Golf.
Land and Water Sports.
Delightful Social Life.
Town Band-Gayety Galore.
Electricity--Model Sanitation.
Smart Stores-Low Prices.
Glorious Motor Trip from N. Y.
Reached by West Shore and U. & Del
r. r. 5ia hours from N. Y. Addres.
any houses listed for terms. For fur
nishcd cottages apply Hustled Agency
Lewis S. Coe, or w. Fl. McAlpine
Booklets and information at Batsor
office, 4ss ,5th Av., near 42d St
New York.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-29
Cor. Runyon Expected
At Sea Cirt on Monday
VIII Conduct Cubernatorinl
Campaign From "The Little
White House" During Season
.Special Correspor9cnro

Special Correspondence
SEA CIRT, N. j.. June 28.--The com.
ing Of Governor and Mrs. william n
Runyon, of plainGeld, to the Little
White House" Monday will mark the
return of social, military and political
activities at Sea Girt. Governor Run.
yon IL expected TO conduct his guber.
Material campaign from here.
During the coming week the head
quarters Of the New Jersey military
organization will be moved here from
Trenton, with Adjutant General Fred
rick Cilkyson In command. The first
OF the state miiitiamen will not arrive
until week from to-morrow.
Mrs. Runyon Is expected to make the
Little White Houec" the scene OF
many brilliant social events during the
coming summer.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-29

New Canaan, Conn,-The Ardsley.
Rooms. with ana without baths excellent
table: nv" minutes walk from station; tour
ihts accommodated Open all tho year Phone
Zgz.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-03
STILL FAITHFUL TO sTuARTs7
Prstsndsr Of that Line b DritaIn's
Threas 10 Now Prince Rupert
u 0avarla.

There was once to be found In Brit.
ain q little group Of romantic seoti.
0antalists who remained faithful to
the Stuart line. and celebrated q jan
uary 80 q kind Of Jacobits feast day.
A writer In Living Age remembers
oeeing postage stamps bearing the like
ness Of the 'prstender." who happened
to be q princess Of Bavaria. These
were attached to the envelope By the
side Of the o@cial postage stamp. thus
continuing Q source Of annoyance to
the serious minded Victoria.
Since the death Of his mother. Maria
Theresa Of Bavaria. q few weeks ago,
ex-Prince Rupert Of Bavaria . now
the omcial Stuart pretender b the
throne Of Great Britain. The muse Of
history hes ever had q leaning toward
irony.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-03
MEANS DEATH OF GRAMMAR
New Rule Which Has Abolished Fos.
nal and Elaborate 4noiish style
ef Former 0aya

Enslish a. commonly written today
certainly seems to have lost the purity
and strength that It had q century aeo,
observes the Spokane Spokesman Rs.
view. Then such masters Of the Ian.
guase a. Cobbe. Coleridse, DeQuinesy
or Haxlltt were journalists - well -
poets or essayists, and their leading
articles lost nothing Of effect - ~
public from being literature.
The arrival q the age Of steam, slec.
tricity and cheap postage vas followed
By change. aot for the bsttsr, in the
popular style of speaking and writing.
Say what yoa have to ~ - briefly
and quickly - possible. and don't
bother about nneness Of expression." {"
became the general rule and practice.
The new millions Of readers demanded
that their reading be expressed In ths
language Of everyday speech. Ths
obligation Of COMPRISING conciuaoos
about important matters into 1000
words, OF fewer. is death, In the ed,
% style. TIE literary form favored 10
In touch WITH the turned.up. TROUSERS
fashioo Of wearing ones clothing. Il
% tree and sasy and crammsl With
linguistic atrocities. Plural sub3ects
are polyeamouAy welded to singular
verbs. and Lndlsy Murray turns 10 his
gfave on account Of the death q sfaD.
mar.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-03
Hs Can't Now.

Some years ago some genius intro.
duced a bill compelling everybody to
qualify physically and mentally for
marriage. Unfortunately. 1t was lost
in committee; It should have gone
through. The necessity Of 1t was dis
closed in Main street car last eve
ming when seven or nine Of US heard
prospective bridegroom coyly con-
fess he was indeed "about to become
q Observation-Disclosures News.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-03
Their Proenecta

"Propinauity IL what brings about
marriases," declared the father Of
three single daughters, in dideetic
mood.
~YeSr murmured his wife.
TT works thisway. From among the
men who call most frequently at .
house the daughters Of the house nat.
urally select husbands"
"In that ase." said the mother. sad
y. II fear our girls are doomed to mar.
~ bill collectors"
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-03
:BAYER CROSS" ON
GENUINE ASPIRIN
q

"Bayse Tablets Of Aspirin" 10 b
genuine must BE- marked With the
safsty "Baysr CrosA" Always buy an
mbroksn Bayer package which con.
tains proper directions to safely ~
usvo Headache. Toothache, Earache.
Neuralgia. Colds and pain. Handy tin
oo1ss q u tablets cost but q few
cents at drug storss+larsse packages
alsa Aspirin 70 the trade marx Of
Bayoe Manufacture Of Aonoaestic.
acidooter Of Salicyllcacid.-Adv.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-03
css.dn't Hear Him Crow.

Baby Marie 0sboen WAS being Tea
tured at an East side thsater. L
must have bssn Q show particularly
suited foe tAs httie folk. At one
point In the stoey Q rooster asw O. q
6eoes In IL early morning. tapped
his wing peosdly and crowded lust.
ny. VIA b appeared On ths fence.
- realistic was ~ picture that the
audience became alsnt Then the
sdlloso Was broken By Q small voice,
looe b ~ realism Of he thing:
Mother. mother. I can't hear him
0owrc66lanapolis NsWa
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-03
Dry q Farm Nov.

Dssasss ieaA = eAsa1sr tAaa u Vim e!se
Se9o0sskess regarding fasnlnG s1Dsstuaa-
ia Ws have SseAiAG - seil: - 6easy =
lseA: saly iafsrnaeiea - gtve Mrsts 0e
enliy Vtt6 sseefeAoe - y0uf Hee4A NoAs
tAo GeaAo ysa vast - isAsA aSeuS. J.. L
06v0F1A NAna9er, Agricultural 0oeeSe9s
Vaehi1Gto0 .. 0.-AAv.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-03
WORSE THAN
DEADLY
POISON GAS

0Asy 9ssese = = .seleseef e n.
ID (lsslseAiag 1t.ssA Nat.ss ~
- IS e ,1ssss e - :s':sa ssa ~: 49,. ::
4e961, 08eally n uFi1as1n6, .aa 60
4satasa u tfssbls bfsVtaS = ~
MA seea sy.sts4s ssssa. ys.v1
tof5 Hb4 HiEfs'1 HsssI.SS "a sd 81 6:s:.,.s. Co.
=. II. f..ess - fs9.ly ~ sssea
6 saaiisA = LIT & iisssss.
4 = inls:tsA 2feet frea - h.es
la1esatersS4 u. aellas4 vtsfe 4 ~
K ss.ssS 81 Il: S..ss.. itss ne 1ss,:
- world, a1l Il nv - Ael q
Slaeet ev..Z Dug etefS Yssf .sess
~ Ieu, Re esre 4. gst ~ 9seslls
9 0011 .l.!a 11b1iL ~ 1.e4t M44 Il sss'sa -
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-03
SHAKE INTO YOUR sHoEa

Ausa's ISet.Hsse, the entiseptie pevfsS
n the foot-bath. Il relieves painful sVej.
len. smartine fest and takes the sting out
pf corne and bunionS. Aliens Foot.lEass
certain relief for sweating. ealloua.
etro1, aching fest, and makes Walll16 n
delight Sold eveiyWh4ro.-Adv.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-03
In Aacomoot

In Agreement.
Heres Q critic that takes ~ vsov
that Hamlet was mad"
swell, I don't think hs was any -
V0ll p1oa0oA mypoaf"
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-03

Boonets are almost unknown 10
Asxico. even among wealthy ladies.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-03

Gambling has taught many . youns
man how he can't make money.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-03

Man o. lsttsrs.
"A man Of letters, Isn't her,
"6urei Runs q thriving mail-ordei
business."-Bu6Alo Express.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-03
proparedneeA

Prsparsdnssa
4othsr-n you fell In the Water.
why are your clothes dryi
TOMMY took EN- of In ease Of
accideot-Pearson's Weekly.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-03
Couldn't Move
In Bed Twelve Vkeelrs Fsoun
Rheumatic Trouble. New
Praises Deans.

"Jee twelve vsshe ! Nv shsA, ssab's
s;A:::ss.:s. {. /. ff.sis;:;. s.::;..i iaE Z. ET::s.
Mar.
The paias that 49, tAsssoA ~
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-03

o0ttr0 body eoo0oo
s:|:: sS:: a:r se.'a E...,a'..,
oAdo AAd ARM aA0
oWse limbs Wsss put
ia sp4nts 70 stop then
~ tytstia6 iate
ese0e4 rs4& 70 saap.
cant u4dsistaad how
nd T:l';ssSl &. f1z::.si ::
AAnatosy shsuao.
tis0. bat tkejr me8.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-03

HeW he Judged.
". bacon-You shoald never Judge
. man By his clothes. my dear.
&rs. Baeoo-l never do. I always
3udSs him By bis wifs's eothea@Psaf.
sons Weekly.
Time waits for no ynan. but ths NJ.
sical director can beat It
The man who doss his best can t1ust
the world to do ID part.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-03-12
REGARDING !. I !
HOLDING /.
E'I[tI(.,,,.EI;;
Dean Of Law School Cites
the Law on Question Be
ing Much Discussed in
Butte Just Now.

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The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-03-12

fecosnlzeu, II ns 20 20 ~ hia a. ;an e,,,aTec
eyes !'5leU 'Ai,' 49,, - e,1 oIs1 oe tba Irigh
revolutionary noVfne1'; hn I'1n,lS'' n, IN
cFet ponce :t"ES p@sti aaa ol1t frot,1
ever since l''s ap'ls''aSlG ast of IngIa1,d
~ on tnG g<l9' ~ ~ ~. H.. ,,idfrg Mace
l1oacIl W. 1at' ~ No ''-e-'--7 p+''N
"llIla P'!''G4 ~. o1Ns51. f,, ,o,so,s IN +ba
a3a to.u 10y ~ wv ~ ne, nn,,aIara -
5-httSo lS1l'E 'p.l, Mel, i, within few
lallS PiaeT i''StI NJ % f,1, frn, s,b Gro
n'l1ea q i'uol'i' ~ lISa af 'i rnr]ia,
we me- VIZ Sii4y.se,le' f,'i1v na%,i,-
soAa'ers; a 5.eT9 I5 ,ro"l.5'' a,,n,.s, ,7,Slja
Peo nv a. i1 l1Ss' ~, aonr, ana foiI-
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-03-12
Nf)nPhRTlSAN CLUB
ENDORSES GOOD
CANDIDATES

Tft Se5apaltlsa' club, at a we'll
attena6d meeting in Metal Min
4y,z5.,s,f,t .5.tEI endorsed the follow
in& democrat { candidates:
POI. Na2er--E,tiliam u. Dunn.
Yer ,v.c.let.f,, ,,,--,gtlmes J. SIC
Ga,tsly.
sser Police Magistrate - Mike
Allen.
Ear ttect 'aeh---
:y;v>e {a.,1-,S9in sun van.
Second }5at,'-Banry oLeary,
fhisql Ward = Bernard sic-
Weigh.
,sou,.3, .Nartl---t ON Lynch.
Fifth (Y#sd-i =ii.ic Nadeau.
sixth s,4,ti--tfalfer A. Kyle.
seysntl, tsall--s.. +. Carlisle
Eighth Narsl--i.. &. johnson.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-03-12
[E'R()(:1'IE2( RES S
AT I I PEACE,
TABLE. |. [.
Germany Holds Center of
Stage and Allies Making
Record Progress III Their
Deliberations.
Bv FRED S. FERGUSON.

Omitted Press Staff Correspondence
Paris. March 12.-The peace treaty
with Germany may be completed
this week il the present schedule of
the supreme War council is main
tanned. Fjnal consideration will be
given the military, naval and air
terms today. Discussion Of Ger
manys eastern boundary is expected
to precipitate heated argument,
Reparati4n and financial assist
ance for Germany will be settled
Saturday. The next step will be the
calling in OF German delegates for
submission Of the draft. The plan
for the establishment OF a new "buf-
fer state" composed Of RhenisF
provinces, is expected to permit rap.
id progress in the determination o-
Germany's western boundary. to b,
settled probably cay, the s-~F !
is taken up.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-03-12
SMALL. BLAZE At
BUTTE HIGH SCHOOL

Fire broke out this morning at
ESQ O'Clock in the manual training
department in the annex Of the Butte
high school at Idaho and Galena
streets.
The cause OF the blaze is unknown,
it having started in q small office
room in the building, The damage is
estimated al less. than S 900.
Timely response of the city fire
department prevented what might
have been big fire, as the entire
block is built up solid with the
school and other buildings.
The studies of the students went
ON as usual this morning.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-03-12
STREET CAR MEN
ON STRIKE IN
NEW JERSEY EI,.'..l
Four Thousand Platform
Men in Northern IT. J. DE
Mand Recognition Of TN
ion; Service Paralyzed.

Newark, N. j., March t2.-Four
Thousand platform men quit their
Jobs On the street cars OF northern
Newt 5ersy this morning, due to the
refusal OF The public service commits
sion TO recognize ihc Amal%amated
uuiun, comprising motoimen and
conductors. The strike completely
leG4.IEzes street car trafsiee in New
ark, Hobolen, Trenton, gersey City
and other north New Jersey points.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-03-12
LOOKING OUT FOR THE
WELFARE Of SOLDIERS

Melbourne, Australia, March
f2a.--In order to take care OF un-
employed returned soldiers the
federal government. of Australia
has appropriated %2,5OO,O0O for
construction of public works,
pendiag the completion OF larger
iosn sci1enle TO provide work for
the homecoming Anzacs along
more permanent lines.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-03-12
ENEMY ALIENS To BE:
RELEASED At DOUGLAS

salt Lake City, Utah, March IL.
Approximately 2og enemy ali
ens. inmates of the war prison
barracks ut Fort Douglas, will be
released within the next 10 days,
il was announced today by j.. N
Price of the United States bssrean
OF Investigation. MI the enemy
aliens released will receive trans
portation from Sail Lake city To
the place where they were taken
into custody.
The rema nder OF the men con-
fined at the prison barracks Will
probably be released later.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-03-12
AGREE, ON SIZE OF
GERMAN NAVY

London March IA Paris cor
respondent to the London Chronicle
says the allies have agreed to limit
the German fleet to 6 battleships, 5
cruisers, II 8o0-ton desuoyers and
26 smaller cruisers.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-03-12

artillery now endangers large por-
ton of the city The governments
position is made increasingly diff
cult by public demand that the use
of artillery and ajrplane bombs
cease.
Fear that resistance to this de-
mand might turn the people against
the government will probably cause
War Minister Noske TO accede.
While the fighting has gained in
tensity, the center Of Berlin is the
scene of gay social affairs, cafes and
dance halls being crowded to capac-
..ty,
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-03-12

Washington, March f2.-food-
stu.fS in storage March l were
llracr. chan = year ago As shown
today by the monthly survey 0.
the department OF agriculture.
HOLDINGS nf meats amounted to
rt.t 1873, DOB pounds. an increase
a. about l:s9,000,3O0 pounds:
lard, 2;s,eiT,366 pounds, about
:,3 ,sja9, 900 pounds more and but
Ter, 21,TSi6s5 pounds an increase
pf about 6,;tOo.0oa pounds. The
fS,s5S,5Sa pounds OF cheese re-
portet was IL decrease of about
30 $50. 900 pounds.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-03-12
MARTIAL LAM DECLARED;
SPARTAC.*NS ARE ADV ANCiNG

Easle, March 10 Martial law has
heen proclai4eo in the districts OF
y Ell ] russia, Briegsen, Thorn and
Guiln, due to the advance OF Spart-
acans from the east. dispatch today
declared,
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-03-12
Secret Midnight Interview With
FUGITIVE Gsun FEsH PRESIDENT
REVEALS STARTLING NEANs THAT
DevaIera to Sail for the u. s.
{Coryris ht,
BY RALPH COUCH

(Coryright, AsSocIaton
Dublin Feb 2aNioence will be the only alternative re"
manning Irish patriots the conference fails TO extend
sef-determaon to resand' Edward DeVaeFa, fugitive
president revolutionary Snn Een party made this pre-
dction 10 me at ndnigt Interview This
soehinn like continued until sFeiad's rights
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-03-12
the epoch MAKING LEGISLATION
JUST ADOPTED I'M NORTH D1kOTA

First Series of Three Articles Giving Full Review and
Exclamation of What the Now Famous Farmer Con
trolled Legislature Accomplished Of 60 days
It Finished in 54 days, Work That May take junk
ers of Other States Many Years to Accomplished
Dor Legislation Good-priuting Graft Abolished
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-03-12
SOVIET FORCES
CAPTURE AHERSON
{ Special United Press Wire, J

London, March 12.-The Ukrain-
IAN soviet forces stormed and cap
tured kheraon, March 8, an official
communique of the White Russian
Republic today reported.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-03-12
MONTANA WEATHER..

Cloudy and colder Wednesday
probably local SHOWS; much colder Al
night, with Il cold wave in the north-
cast portion; Thursday unsettled and
colder
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-03-12
German People May Rule Country
By FRANK j. TAYLOR
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent

Berlin. March l.-3erln is again meaccd by SIartacan
Government troops. after desperate lighting, have
pured the greater the suburb OF Lchtenberg Most
Sparlatuns fled from there to the southeastern part OF
he city proper Strongly enforced by recruits, they nave
Themselves From these positions their
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-03-12
Especial correspondence to The Daily |
Bulletln.l

Washington, D. c., March "a
After Senator La Toilette had served
notice, Iast Wednesday. that he
would talk 10 death both the mineral
lands sWiudIe and the Waterpower
leasing scheme, Secretary OF the
Navy Daniels broke his long silence
upon the mineral lands bill. Here
is the letter which Senator Swanson,
chairman of the n&Eal affairs COM
uiftap- lead TO the. senate:
Washington. Feb, q, 1919.
My Dear Mi, Ghairman l un-
der5Iand that statement has been
made by some member OF congress
that The attorney general and the
secretary of the navy favor the land
legislation reported by the confer
.enca committee on public lands of the
TWO houses. You know my position
all the time has been that, while not
opposing the leasing bill, which | ia
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I}Ngri, WEATHER.

Colder today and tomorrow and
also cloudy; probably rain or snow
west of the divide.
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MINERAL LAND SvvINDLE Fails
TO GET BY Progressive SENATORS

Secretary of Navy Comes Out Against It-Attorney
General Declares He New er Favored 1t Reported
Hand of Standard Oil Man in Myterious Lying Cables
From Europe-specia Interest Senator Turned Down
by President La Toilette Burns Hide Off" of Re
dictionary Senators.
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Especial Correspondence to the Daily
Bulletin.

(Note-This story will be followed .
by two others. The one next week
will give the precedents for this leg
isiation That for the third week
will give what the farmers hope for
as the result of this legislation.1
BY E. b RUSSELL.
Adjournment of the North Dakota
legislature makes it possible now to
give in full the North Dakota pro
gram" as enacted into law by the
farmer lawmakers.
IN 1919 North Dakota legislature
was the most economical in the his
tory of the state. II adjourned at the
end Of : days. instead OF waiting for
the legal limit Of so days. No ses-
sions were held on Sundays and holi-
days, so the actual sessions extended
over only A. days. Further economy
was provided by cutting down the list
ON T'brnpa
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The Bulletin is informed that
an eS-0!fifer ot the silver Bov.
Trades and Labor council is Civ
ing i. out that the council has en-
dorsed William Cults for mayor.
Fer the Information of the public,
tie Bulletin will state that no
candidates haze been endorsed by
the council.
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SILVER BOW COUNCIL.
ENDORSES THE
BULLETIN

a, last nights meeting of III,
Silver. ts6H Trades ant. ts;tao,'
council. the Butte Daily Bulletin
was made the offic al organ ot
that body, without IL dissenting
vote. The secretary WAS also IN,
stsucted 10 have all the councils
printing done by the Bulletin Pub
fishing cusnpaRX.
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BY E. B. RUSSELL.

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