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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-12


,isis shall te .n Albuquerque Ne yr,,r,
500 ihr ar'ui iu charge ~ said punrfal Of
urr nud ruon vhnm rrlrraH sgaiust no cor
r'taiiou uhHY be- served b. " e uno,er
Thr objects Tor iti. corporation J. formed
arc i' wy soil esrharre lsasr tnd irsl Loo
II'HunuNIlHs motor truck mHIHrHrH irs ffrr
i'". and al Minds OF motnr tshI.las whsttrf
fhH m.tiNr rluo OPP h" t-s0lnr steam Aero.
aruf electricity uf other t.hsfauU. tts ron.
frr'ntins ut motor msuufarturrrs o. saias
agents 90 Distributor fkr huring tIiius
.'l drallnE iu motor supplies and arrtssufles
era on Ainds ~ rrr.onsi urorerY 200 com
dur Hrd DnnratH H earHEr boo lnrrns money
fn bus veil ifasr tstr hsfI CONVEX mont.
srsH -Yd dsal lH rfsi s.iHfr ts loan mar,t
cod = g. srrufitr real and prrs1u1i rrap
fftF Hud 60 Do Ill fhiuEs nrrsssau and iH
'Ifeni fnd nsual in me conduct Hf aid hHti.
Ils amruni ~ fhs t1isI 7H'bnrifed rsuisi
sig,k "a this c'unsuou hail be- rutHrY
hnndred iharrs Of one Hundred nnIlsrs paf
tnI1r tnfh and Too amuuuf nf sHtitai sfHsa
wNh shiloh fhia corporation fhHW rHnufrUH
hu.in..s shal hr Seven Thousand Five Hun
drrd nullar.
The names and fhr adarsssrs ~ ths .usar
intninrs aua thr uumhrr ~ share. Hf STOCK
suhsffihrd ht each arc a. f0llnHH
ffnrst g. f%uhumrter Albuquerque q ~
30 share
Roesri MccIushsn Albuquerque b n 3
dsorse o. zoarins Albuquerque IS ~ 90
" G Hoover Albuquerque n 81 90
.hares
Tho period ~ duration ~ th, corporation
shall bee Fihy Years
The directors ~ this corporation who sehil
Hrt - such Tor Tho ntst three mnnths after
the filing Of thih crrtifrair shall br Frne.i
lihuneSrr urorge T. lrnflrs and " e.
rs TESTIMONY WHEREOF tho Aforesaid
infnrpnfatnrH hFyr hefeuufn set their hands
and seals Al Albuquerque Nov Me,irH. nf
this 10Th day ~ iannatJ A y 1919
hRNtsT q funRNkNtR uLs
NnhfKT MfCit UuAN ~ a.
GEOHut T. XEARiNG us)
" q InONEM OLAl
sisie ~ New hefiso Cauuty ~ hsualllo
D. n Remembered ihai an ib.. flth iay
~ January a y 1919 before noe the under
Hlfned authority pefsanallr arrrHrrl krnrsl
a luhunryer Robert Msrlughrn Grnr-r ..
Icariug and " & Hon,,r Anopu to ne ID
he W. persans described In and Who .es
rrutrd ihr furrsulng Instrument and arhnuNl
edged that thsf r@t,cuird tue sanr us the.
ffer act and deed
wiinr.s ny hand end cal ou this the titi
d'' Of I'H1'r A i'n
soiap ruulic 10 aud Tor nsmalillo County
20 commission esuires ne,nher 81 1891.
ENDORSED
Ne snap
tur htr'd Vol q. rAIr aei iruifeail
90 incorporation ot Hoover Mntnr tninpanN
No niocLhoidsfa Liability Fitted in ufnc
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tHusH titN Mo Tpb o. Uutt,r
hiEh,r, creamery a. ont urstH 600.
H'runis 'sr. parking go
Is.f tower. uwts o.
i'nuluy hInIot hsua gees. ruuatrfs
l4H 1Ht. SPRINGS alt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-12

chicago Feh o.. Butter higher.
or'umsry aNmt7r
lrrH lower. receipts 1u.gaI vases.
rrstH $50. ordinary uIsip set 10 SIC.
~ mark cHHrH Included. SOL NJ 81 hc
Potatoes luwDf. receipts ae cHts.
Wisconsin Mithirau and Minnesota
uih ~fi.StnS's go. Same in sacks
9. tuuGfTu
fuu1ffN alive
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-12

TO MOTHERS Keep your little pets physically fl, smiling, feeling
their best always, by giving Caeare,s, the candy eathaIie, occasionally.
Children love to take Casearets. They arc sweet candyhke tablets,
bu; just wonderful to correct the little white tongue, ieyersh breath. sour
stomach and colds. Casearets gently work" the bile, sour lamentations
and poisons from a chlds tsnder stomach, liver and bowels without gripping
or injury, Mothers who depend upon Casoarets AZ the chldIen's laxative
sye trouble, worry and cost. Each 10 cent box Of Csearets contains
LIeetions and dos ff kdLHs aged one year Old and upwards.
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Legal Notices
NrArN uF afW MfNifn
state Corporation Commiruou Of New
MfNfru

CERTIFICATE or COMPARISON
Z rItsi rfHtrs Hf AwH1rs state ~ NsH Mrs
be- b.. tisr.t. C.uIf.a fhst ft. srrs,si
b. H fHNI trIr HHd HHmrlsIH trsrsrUuf ~ tHa
tENTfFftfrl 90 fAgrUrnN ATtnN uI
WuuNf f MOTOR 10 rANN
$50 rfHrkhniirrs lihhINfHH
tNu qhlHI
9th tHr rHdursrurui. tNrrTUr Hs HHur o.
HsHfa uu fle aui of rrlfi n 'hr office ~
tht NiHf" tHrpuraiinr tu.wissIIH
To- Testimony whereof fhr state tuUnrs
iinH t1miissiHu ~ tHr state Of Sos No
IrH HHs caused HhIr Urf'ihfatr fu %. sisuri
HI Doe thHIUusu and tIa sra' uf Sold Com
m .Hu Zoo ho Hfhtrd of enc Diy .l santa
lr Hu IhIs tsfh dsN N iauuHrt 4 10 nln
~ Utt ~ WILLIAMS
tr"al Chairman
Atfrt..
a o. MORRISON U.rI
A~RulgLIs 90 INCORPORATION
state Of hrW MraiUU tfuutF uf NrruBIHH
We lrntrt 81 fuhWt2tr Robert So
tllshHn trprsr q. Eraruus and ~ e
NHHNtI tN being sit|frrf and r9ridfnf. n
fNH State ~ Sew MrrIrn aud rssIding ia A.
huuurnIur Nee MrsirH Do hrrHhY r.uIif
that ar have associated nH elves Together fHf
ttH rur"ssr - forming . corporation aud
.n UursuaHrr thereof do hereby .rrfIft
Too usms If iH.s corporation hall be- tls
HOOVER MurnN tuWpANh
$50 sfntahalisr. itauiIuf
fh, location 90 boz. paurml omr, n ihi,
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pAssrsoKn fRais SCHEDULE

No : fnnneris af Tarranff viii y y A
q ~ 80 z from ~ Fass anf No ! from ne
east 81 sauta " rIth y : n q fer beaver
80 . soansfts a. ksnnfif vlth a
with A e. D. train fof nounialnaif.
helen and hlhuqnefanfl a. Torrance With ~
4 A b " Ne Z far hssfs hash| fuelintan
and ne east
Dor furihsr in~iaruatian rnmmunirais 9th
% D. h~foOtNhuA.
Tufnr Ninarcr
sania ". n. a
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A.FLElSCHER
wANTED-Eais Help

------~~ -
ANTEb-spanlsh-apcakinE salcnln-
dioi. Mandell Meyer and Go.
PROSTATE SUFFERERS 20 read our
announcement under Personal No
drugs The Elortruthermai COMPANY.
3t2A Harrison uldr steuhcnvillc, -.
GoVERNMENT Hallway Mail CLERK
examination tmHleH ana femulcsl.
March 18TH Special full complete
preparation only so by our expert,
former government examiner Enroll
today or write Tor free particulars.
"RMr'' Patterson tlyil service School.
Rochester. y. Y
UoVERNMENT Will hold Inhway
Mail Clrfk examinations in Alhu-
uupruue March 18TH so month.
Experience unnecessary Men - o.
wsr. desiring r~icrf1hips writr ior
frrr particulars, Hammond TORY.
0ormer CiNit Service Esnminsfl.
Continental Huildinr Washington.
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FOR sALE--Autolaobles
STATE or NV MTNfpu
State Cooperation Commission Of New
MrHiro.
CERTIFICATE or COMPARISON

CERTIFICATE or ooMPARisos
United ~tairs ~ AHirura state Of Nuu Mcs
IL nsr,b, certified ma, The ,%aos,rd
be- p fel irne aui fHmulsie TRANSCRIPT ~ ths
C%lurtFtCArf ur srnCkHuIDFHk NoN
LtAhiltIY Or HOOVER MOTOR
COMPANY
tNu ~iufthHlisr' iIahiifyI
$50 pHenl
vlth tho rndursensni, thereon - .ams ~
psafs nn flr and 81 record iu thu office %
ihr STATE tnfpHfafinu fummI.sinn
in Testimony Whsrruf thr sf1Ir Jauiura
tinn t~nmuil.i1n af ihe Stale oil ssu Mssifs
tss rausrd the rsuunrais 90 be- signed b. 10
,~ha'nns, .sa ~ Co, % .a,d lion
fhis 1rth dat ul iHruhN A u 1910
lsral cha,msn
A MORRISON Clerk
'tRTtrttArt uF NuN ltAuiIiTN uF
STOCKHOLDERS
state ~ New NcR..u teunfy uf Nsrrsiinaf
We fms,f e. rahnnrYsr RHb,r Ne
tluEhan eaur.r d. fsanng end " e
MOTOR CuNrAN1 lno starthuidrrs nabil
100 Do hHlrhl ,rrfr that there shall be- na
.l.skhuldsra liability BOZ rsason uf ih. lssuin.
Of ~, st'et boz said corporation or un &C.
Witne.. our hapis aus as thI, tsth dag
~ January A ~ 1919
NH"NHN"N n ~ ri Do N
HfuNNE l. KhANtNU G.NI
" 4 HOOVER d.El
state ~ New Mrtifn County ~ nrrnaliln
he n Remembered that pu this tlth DAY Of
i~auunr, a u 1919 before me the under'
signed authority rersunallv appeared Ernest
q fuhrmeler Robert Mcrlushnn. George T.
NrafinE and " q Hoover hnnWu 90 ns q,
Pc The persons ertgrhed in and shn eArruird
The foregoing iusfuuuert add ~d1rd
ihrt they rsstuird thf sauie a. fhrlr fffe al.
aud deed
Witness my hand ani seal on this 18th dag
of January A ID 1919
" & TIANTON.
Notary publir .r and Tor nrrnslilln Couniy
New Mrxirn.
Ny rniumissiuu eRpinrs Ortnhrr gg. 1927
ENDORSED
So uNNn
Cnr Re- q Sol o Page SCI VorInrai.
uf Non Liability % sfrrkhniiers ~ UnstsI
Siotps Jomuani flled In pnurc uf -iai,
Corporation Commission 81 Nev Ncsicof ian
2sth 1919 800 m
A H. MORRISON
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FOR sALE-rypewritsrs

ALL KINDS. both new and second
hand. bought, sold. rented and 70
paired. Aibuquorquo Typewriter IA.
change. Phone 90. l22 10. 9TH. 81
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BUSINESS CHANCES


WANTEp-lariy 10 invest $3.50 M
proposition tlut Will pay $500
month Interest Addrcas A. T., Hemid
PARTNER WANTED in At propusi.
ton, rlt edge securities Invest
uient position. mlHri ana commits.
sion Fl"fcnce owucr Care Herald
PROSTATE SUFFERERS o. rona our
announcement under Personal No
drufs The Eicctrpthcrmpi Company.
aisA Harrison nidg steuheuviilc %.
PARTNER WANTED IN 90 good diu-
inr room and kitrhcn proposition
Good hotel 100 rlty Phone 1899 aOf
> Thirl street oNford Hotel. Mrs
Nichols
FOR SALE--Autoiaoblles
FOR SAl.E-Ford touring rar Motor
m excellent condition. $3.50 In
pnirr 0uiricl Auto a supply go
SANpN SIN model 1915. good con.
htuuu just ~uNprhHulrh Price fgt1
" sold at our" t'hons ms. on ,ail
stat" Hotel. Tom Davis.
-
Of state Corporation Vummifsian of Nrr
Mrtlru Zen % 1912 900 O. 81
A. D. MORRISON
Glnfh
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PERSONAL

WANTED 10 L0rroe E-076 on SIS 600
collateral Glif edge Partnership
considered. fiDrcss Lonely. care
Herald.
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FOR SALE

ta,0oO-s.rootn brick. modern. large
basement, corne lot. high.
lands.
Q 5~hO-a.room cottnrc. sieepinr
parch. ahowkcr bath. hot and
cold water. Highlands, close
In.
90. S0O-G-room brick. modern, well
built. hot water heat, corner
lot. highlands. close In,
81. t0O-f-ruom cement block cottngc.
bath. EinHacd-in porch. nrc-
place. gnrugc; south high.
lands
ts.sbO-t.room shinrle bungalow,
modern. sleeping porch. fruit
trees, good barn. Highlands.
i.6o0-b-ruom frame. bath, etc,
sleeping porch. South Broad
way. n good buy.
5000 room frame, modern, close
IN. 9Th ward.
A. CHER
REAL ESTATE. tg..E AND AUTO
NOZZLE INSURANCE.. LOANS
Phone ga. ttt sontll Fourth
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wANTED-Fsmsle Help

WANTED Gil for general huuHa
work. Must spUah English. %
". Marquette
WANTEU-Glrl for general house.
work good wages Apply ut once.
Phone ili1 tof Nurih Twelfth street.
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LOST.

lf''Ni lted lufur piE stN weeks Old
Sn.ublo reward fnr return TO ma
= Edith street or phone isII.NH.
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sOrIcE

The limited parfurfthip heretofore rkl.f
ing between usmnu Livingston John Llsinr
sfou gnd hHadrrsun, and tfading as ~
Louis fumtlr D1miang has Leon i'll. ia.
dissairfd Nrs.v Livingston uiirina arl
Nc kfrdcrson Hh'7s over the rri,re hHs.
nsst. tnlicstns q Outstanding arenunts du
tho firm and rsfIHs any obligation thsreo
which m. ha HHutandlnF
uNuAN LIVINGSTON
Jolly LIVINGSTON.
"a nitublKSnN.
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OXFORD HOTEL DINING ROOM
lnder new management Special
sunday dinner short orders eF Spe.
cihl rates 10y tho month. Home cook
lng family STYLE. 1Oi South Third ~.
Mrs Nichols. Mgr
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WE PAY highest price for gents aud
ladies' old clothes and old shoes.
,hlcaEo second Hand Store. Phone
i9s.
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WANTED-roSiuions

WANTED Position nl HlicHinnn tlf-
teen wears business fpsrirnro tHf
furnish best 90 r~cfofruwr AnHwtr
iioN e. cfrr iirrHld
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Of in,urpuu lon af Hoover Meteor COMPANY.
no aiocLhoidsta iinhiiff flisi in office
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-12

Too amrnni ~ fhs faisI sltbarifed esuftsi
.igtk ri this raunrsuon .hsli be- rttUTY
THOUSAND nuilAWs divided Infl ihrae
hundred tharrs Of one Uuudrrd nnilsrt uaf
tallr lafh and lhr smuuuf nf rntiiai tfnil
With shiloh thia corporation fhHi rfnmrrUa
boz insss shall hr Seven Thousand Five Hun
deed nuilars
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-09-11
Employers Blacklist System
in Billings Is Due for a Bump

lumber and building material by tho
carpenters union from outside
sources.
Following the refusal of the EN-
ployers association to agree to the
demands of the carpenters and paint
ers for increased wages, the strik-
ing Workmen themselves entered into
the contracting business, and on the
basis of 50 per day for carpenters.
We're receiving unqualified success
III their movement when, following
orders from John H. Mcintosh, sec
retary of the Associated Industries
of Montana, the Anaconda company's
central Employers association, the
lumber and hardware merchants of
Billings refused to sell supplies to
the workers.
1t has been announced that the
carpenters union has available the
sum of $4,000 and assurances OF
three times that amount. which will
be used Immediately in the purchase
of lumber and building supplies from
outside points. III addition, repre-
sentatiyes of the National Consunl-
ers' league and the Equity associa-
tion are in the city and are planning
for the establishment of huge CO.
operative store, in which the farm
ers of Yellowstone county and the
workmen of Billings will be inter-
ested jointly. The movement is be-
ing greeted with acclaim since the
farmers and wage earners are ex-
pressing dissatisfaction at having to
patronize business institutions which
take dictation from the Sixth floor
of the Hennessy building, Butte, the
home of the Standard Oil's Anaconda
Copper Mining company and, to all
intents and purposes. the states ex-
ecutive offices.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-09-11

Chicago, Sept. ! l.--Following the
meeting last night which was pre-
sided ever by Senator Mccormick Of
Illinois, and where Senator Johnson
of California and Senator Borah of
Idaho were the principal speakers,
the senators started on the trail of
the president The first speech of
the campaign was made by Senator
Johnson before the Hamilton club
yesterday.
Senator johnson directed his adj
dress from the start against state
ments made by the president, say
ing that "his report to his fellow
countrylnen concerning those affairs
of the world which now need to be
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lsnecial United Press Wire. }

Especial United Press Wire)
Washington. Sept. 11.-Six demo-
cratic members of the foreign rela-
tions committee presented the senate
with a minority report on the peace
treaty today, urging unqualified
adoption of the pact.
The report replies to statements
made in the majority report filed
yesterday and charges that the sen
ators opposing the League of Ma
tions, knowing cit is invincible in a
fair fight, are trying to defeat it by
indirection'' through reservations.
The proposed reservations, the re.
port says, have all the vices OF
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-09-11

Seattle, Sept. 11.-That the strike
of Tacoma printers, which con-
tinues against the Ledger and
Tribune of that city, is far from be-
ing lost and is supported by the
united Endorsement of allied print
ing trades throughout the northwest
is the declaration made here by Of
ficials of the Seattle Allied Printing
Trades council.
They declare that the Tacoma
Typographical union is entirely
within its rights to refuse the
arbitration offered by the Tacoma
Ledger and Tribune, as the Tacoma
or Seattle unions have never been
party to the arbitration agreement
between the International Typo
graphical union and the American
Newspaper association. In state
ment issued Tuesday morning, H. c.
Ross. secretary. and Cliff Campbell,
acting president of the Seattle Typo
graphical union, brand the reports
of the Tacoma strike i'll certain
Seattle papers as misleading and
false, The truth follows:
Situation Nisrepresented.
"An afternoon and morning
newspaper in Seattle are misrepre.
senting the Tacoma printers strike
A committee from the Tacoma unior
visited us here Monday and we ars
in possession of all the facts.
.The Tacoma and Seattle unions
have on three distinct occasion:
voted against acceptance of the in
ternationals agreement with thu
American Newspaper association
providing compulsory arbitration
This agreement was put up to thu
local unions of the InternatiOna
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a troop Of state guard cavalry,
dashing at full speed i'll company
front with drawn sabers, cleared
Scollay and Adams squares Of thou
sands who had jammed those places
since early in the day. Both squares
had been the scenes of intermittent
rioting.
Gangs of gamblers, who have in
tested Avery street between Wash
ington and fremont since last night
were driven out at the point of the
bayonet by a company Of state
guardsmen tonight. There were Is
dice games in progress. with about
1000 participants and spectators
when the troops arrived.
Fifty-three members of the metro
politan police force, who have been
on emergency duty during the strike
and who were ordered to patrol
Scollay square, tonight refused and
were Immediately suspended. They
marched in a body to Headquarters
of the policemen's union at Fay hal
and took out applications for mem
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action until after the industrial CON-
ference. As
The presidents telegram was not's
made public by the steel union heads,
but it's context became known III
Washington through press dis
patches. In their statement the ex-
ecutive council merely said they had
not been advised "that the efforts OF
the president have been any more
successful' than the efforts Of the
men.
100000 Men Affected.
X Union officials firmly refused to
indulge in any speculation regarding
the extent of the strike. though q
declaration attributed to Judge Gary
OF the steel corporation that the steel
workers were not more than per
cent organized was ridiculed as er-
roneous. The steel corporation was
said to employ about 262,O00 persons
and the entire industry nearly 4O0,-
600. In some places, it was said, the
men are 95 per cent organized, and
(Cnntinnad on Page Fipht1
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PRESIDENTS ANSWER NOT
SATISFACTORY TO WORN

Washington, Sept l.A nation wide strike ofAthaAfsl1hl
will be called Sept 20 union leaders here derfBd
They said reply had been received from President Wilson o
their utimatln, but that it unsatisfactory. e@
The executive council Of the ~ unions represented among
the made known their decision il announcement
issued after they had requested the president by telegraph for
definite statement as ~ The possibilities Of arranging
with steel conference officials and after they had
received reply from president asking that they withhold
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-09-11

SOME QUESTIONS

10 ExccIcncy Woodrow Wilson,
Preside y hc
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State TROOPS INTRODUCE
C0SSACk RULE IN BOSTON

Boston Sept l Riong again broke out il scolly square
late yesterday afternoon, when great crowds began
toward the downtown district There much lighting and
call sounded the fire whistle at Cam
bridge summonng the state militia to organize The entire
fourth brigade Of The state guards has been called il to do
lice duty. -
Two and boy killed by the student soldiers
and many others wounded when macl gun was fired
i effort to break a crowd.
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CHICAGO AUDIENCE BRANDS
WILSON As THE "QUITTER"

settled had apparently degener-
ated into rather ''intemperate and
harsh criticism
''The inexorable facts make the
issue with Mr.. Wilson," Senator
Johnson declared when he says
that the league OF nations lis the
only conceivable arrangement which
will prevent our sending our men
abroad again very soon,' and that
because of it the boys in khaki will
not be ordered into foreign lands,
the days events, the present condi-
tions, answer and confound him.
AT the very time he was making
CONTINUED on Page Six,)
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Especial to the Bulletin.

Billings, Sept. 11.-As the result
of the continued refusal of lumber
and hard ware dealers here to sell
material to striking building trades
men, steps are now being taken for
the purchase of huge quantities of
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-09-11
DEMOCRATS URGE RATIFI-.
CATION OF PEACE treaty.

amendments and in addition the vice
of pretending to be what they are
not
The document states the delay in
reporting the treaty has resulted in
government by obstruction, and
that American trade shows the eff
fects of this delay. 1t states that the
adoption of the majority's report
with it's amendments and reserva-
tions means that the United States
will lose all concessions secured from
Germany by a dictated peace and as
serts that the League of Nations is
fConfinuad IN papn Fipht.)
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-09-11
PRoFITEERS INDICTED
in INDIANAPOLIS

Especial United Press Wire.)
Indianapolis, Sept. Between
so and 40 Indianapolis food dealers
have been indicted by the grand
jury on charges Of dealing out short
weights.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-09-11
TONOPAH MINERS
AGREE TO CONFER

Tonopah, New. Sept, 11.-Miners
who have been on strike for several
weeks, decided at Il mass meeting
to accept the advice of Governor
Boyle to appoint a committee of mar
ried men to confer with the mine
operators.
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MUNITIONS EXPLOSION
KILLS MANY PERSONS

London, Sept. 11.-A Cologne dis
patch reports that more than 200
persons were injured and an un-
known number killed in a munitions
explosion at NeuWied, near Coblenz.
Many buildings were demolished the
dispatch adds.
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4MAY-l-N0T" PASSES
UP MILES CITY
Especial to The Bulletin.

Especial to The Bulletin.)
Mil IS City, Sept, 11.-The presi-
dents special failed to stop here last
night, but breezed through. The
presidents action is considered a
grave insult by the Il local kid
Lapefs.