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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07


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eye 2--2lsr-c circles 1av-cg 11rls--.-
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-'asl.-s. - 3 g-ac1a-e = re II
vs-s.--~ = 5a-2sv,va--a wes--a ne vas
4 s-a- -narR- -7- ---.s ears r.
E'sI aa-le ~ 5a-as -l4lrv--s Is
graduation @--- Penn. nd 4 -Hr-
2ec-1ur VII coac-.-- IL 3a-es
7pE1ed 4aw 2-ar,-ce 81 lewiston ii
w-.c1 2e 1as Dean engaged ever
SINE
Srp----- aH-sr - @7a--C - -na
" ~ v-s aietca5 a-21 acsr-----. ssl1ner
.:a.,-a-1 I ne -l-g.sy 5~anc- NJ .lI--.-:-
5a--e-v = -ew.s-oc = ne A----ka-
EaE--e-I. 5u- wzs -----s.a-E- -.-0--.
I'M. regiment IN sen OVERSEAS
v1e-e - vas 3or man months a.
-acnaC = ia s.. C.vwlCc a-G saw
a,-c.7-e ss-v1ce-
"a returned - -ev-.s-1-. ~ a
-ar 2a-- 7 Fe.-:4a:-- and ~as-.-1ec rs
lav 2-aG-ice. Sr0r-3T a-a- Is =
IN. Graduate Manager r., Al.
tiHv t.a-aC -rae-e --e 7raI-1rr t.
'~acr = C-.ny 9u- t=raane declined
1-=-sI---- = Dc 4 calC.1a-e -gr ne
:, rw1c-2 POSITION w-1Cc YES nearer
IS -lE.-ess = -av-.E--- -he-a ware
se-e,-a --oe- -a1c-- a-as oel.--u-eG
- re -rs1-1Gn a. 5Cwc---
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07
PARKER SIGNED BY
EXETER As COACH

Clarence Parker Of Sr-ook,;ae Eira
who has bean handling orhler.cs q.
the latter school during TIE 1873
- school vea-, has accepted Al ap-
pnicrnent 70 be baseball and basket
bal coach a. Exeter Acade,rv. sue
ceeStag john Carney. Apparently
sroaktine athletic coaches 90 MOI
care 70 .inEer n the Wealthy Towr,
school very long. tur within the past
few years Messrs. Carroll. Dele
hanry- Endd and others have been
emqiured q handle athletics only 70
dnd cpuGlrauus 10, u thar LIKING.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07
Senator's Win
Easily From Browns

WON ne seconc game If ne sa-1es
TON St LOUIS easily : - : -Joav
davenport aoc -el1sic ware 5a--aa
Dr. ct ne oo1, welding n his oe-
rvesn Iaen Z ne second 1n.r- aad
fourth -nn-nEs- Shaw WIS ccnoeIied
70 re-re r he fourth because If II
-c3u-sd leE he VISITORS could ar
l--.--ng VIII Ayers. VINO sucss.aoet
hs--.. Score
5 Lnu5s -.....h- . . 90 a. =
Washington a -------a
-avsnour-. -@.@e.G, Eoob. Virgin
and Sera-=lc S..w =ye-a 27d p
cl-ca
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07
HEROES CLouT
WINS FOR BRAVES
over CUBS 10

Chicago. Jr-ne 6--EerzoE ceienrateE
'Gowdy Gay" here co6ay BY driving
OUT home run 70 center winch gave
5nsIoo a - Victory over Chicago
n --le frs game 81 the seres.
EGk" Gow6y the e-w qrutes-
siona. assoa- player 10 1o1n ne
calnrs when tbs country declared
VIZ ID Germany. ann n wanss hc2o-
-ooar was SCI aside waS aressr. aa
VIII 4 bououe1 e American 5sauues
~ aeleEa1an IF Young women
rom ! pt-slca- culture scnnn- Score
Boston
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07
So-,er - coacn Cornell

Ithaca y Y, June 6-Ecwa-d
5o-1e- T Buffalo. VIM cap-a.nea
ne C0--e-. sker pal -san las- sea
sor. has oeso appointed cuaca sl-
-sl9-on
The elections - @acoin Mollne- ~
hap pa-el. cuba. as captain 4 -ne
-g-S-2n basket oA- -sa- a.e Of c
2 Acka-,- Is cHpr1-a # ne 1eE.
season u-e---lnE -sRn. .ave Eeen
aimed ov re Athletic Cuuac.,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07
RED Sox TRIM
TIGERS AND STOP
EHMkE'S WINS

5os1an- June 6.-e- three
straight wins ErIke IF De--u1c was
stepped today by Boston. > u I
Se1oock holcIns ne vlsirars - 81
hts. three IF them by Veacn - uaC
bound past Mc-oais :, the second
was responsible e,r De~ul-s anlv
I'll With coly -wo oU- ald VIII on
SECOND Z the seventh. Feraock's sin-
gle u night scored VII L was :
close play aod N the ensuing a-E-
nsnt Umpire ChLI pr Bush. Young
aad lehman OFT Of the game and
Manager Jennings an6 Coach Eaw-
ley Gt The Ines. Score
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07
PIRATES TRIM
YANKEE TEAM IL

Pittsburgh Pa. June s.--he P
-ates ae1eH,ao New y1rg -oday 70
= mostly through ne effective pitch
.rE IF ADAMS. Re aeif ne Visitors .
I've LIS -a-es # winch -ane = he
=ecrac ming, wren they scored
-hs.- wv --c-s, New YORK Used four
pitchers = Al aGc-- = SIM ne home
cam oa--.aE dC- a. were 1T aa-d
anC -;uslv. Scn-e
New Zark 900 ono ~ 80
---sou--a 80 o : -z------
Senron. Eaaa. Ps--rr- Winters
a16 MrCa--: Adams aao -ea
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07
Tiger Eh11ke Stopped BY Pe1nock OF Red Sox, 81
Herz0g's Homer Enough for Braves to Trim Cubs
Name Major
Greene Coach
BowCoin Football

Maju- E0Cer = Greene IF Lewiston
vas named oo0I1aL coEcn IL 5cwdolc
10- lex- Fall a. q meeting IF ne
Sowdul College ATHLETIC Council
hslc Wednesday,. the announcement
was made Thursday IT Dr Frank y
u :2.-uer. haad n ne athletic aoG
-1flz-s5eaI .lt-le----.44,- # -zy-v-Ie--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07

=a-7-d .. June 6-Lanes NJ
Zee 0. New v7-k -5,- was e--sa TIM
= College aEseDa-, manager @2- 1ev:
seSon ~ ne a-c:s-sc asso c;g--or Rs
night .5onn :. Ca-le1 .: Arlington. y
!. rzs cnusec rack manage and :.
:. Jackson president u ne 2-Sle-r as
soC:E-1or. Poi : 2 Eore-s was
CHOSEN 1-o-1 ne eacu-.r u lie coIlese
secA-e.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07
Moore Reelected Captain
harvard Track Team

Cambridge. Mass. June s-N Liam
Moore Il Eioucas-sr was -s-eiec-ad- =
81 ca9-a-o IF he Ea---a-r Track -sao
toCav. Moo-E- VINO s sp---ts- g
now n MS wa abroad as a -sp~e-
sentative # ne Tinted Sca-as = he
-r-s--a.Iisd --ack games
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07
Senior Cy--Hc,
S-it, 10; N;r.n Grace 5

n fast game On ne E.lel VII
lans ielc yesterday afternoon
smith Grammar trimmed MINI
Grade or a score % q g s. For
ne i-st rve innings Ninth Craze rad
ne iead . . SINH -ec ne game
= he SIKH and curing ne el--+a
alC Ninth innings EoT I've -u-s.
Ninth Grade sco-ea on c1--s ne
aS- q ne ninth. The lIneU2s Were
ta- Smith 5e-- :: Brennan ?
NcAulev, n: I'll II Small. St
7t1:n-ne- IS: Eastman. 2 Sc-,tne-
g, -A--ns--onE Mn E-ade
Gas4--. &. F-.nE1r, p--o. P-:-e
-cp; Devon, Cir Ca-slde S.. Poo-
=; PLlen =. Sn-t-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07
Frenchman Defeats
I ed Jameson

Ears Veaaescar me Ted jamie
Eon q Mlw14kte. M ana = 4 -
DORA n2-aEicr = TT a-d ,'~-ne--up
= M a--,a.a1- l.g-t neRv-rwe!grT class
= ne American EE-,ed;aoaa-v Fore
cnEinc championships was ae.eSIea Nv
Aeier-e. d French onxs-. = mt -:l--o
-oUnG las1 1lE1-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07

7 seemed a h--le hard = -eccE-
NE Cu-ca Leonard WI, a Tiger
Uniform ". ou- after the olc Red
Sox -wc-le- got serving en- Up there
ve-e Still shadows IF ne sane
Dutch Bur WITH Al cue -espec. -
Eddie A-csnlLc. VINO handled Dutch
supe-aly, = -akes BIZ Ca-ga, . get
Leonard S-cg me pill Der-er -aaa
al-A-.rr- duffy Boston Puer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07
RAIN STOPS
CLERKS VS.. CCSHNOC
BASEBALL GAME

he game yesterday afternoon be-
-WaeE the Jerks and Cusnooc WIS
called CT curing he second INNING
u account Of ran. the game stand
-nE - - tavcr IF Cushaoc.
-s.s game IS postponed u-r, scne
la.s- 6a-e when :. wi, be piarec
OF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07
Cards. Win In 9Th
From PhiIIies 6-5

8 LouH Nc. Juoe S-A single ~
.ea-ac5rs WI -wo 81. = re nth
---ve across -ro -o.s valcn St
-ouas 1eeaed = defsa. Philadelphia
= ne opening game If ne series 10
Gay SIX . I've. Scare
St -ou.s 3 0 Q Q Is, =; :
Eh-.a 0 5 5
:. S-.--. EogE and Adans -oe-o
aac SNYDER
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07
COLLEGE CANES

a. Burlington. Tt-Tenoct Z.
-uA-s (.
a. Providence. = Brew. : Cur
1e,i :
:: N1rresre-Eol- TOSS 4 Sva-
-use -
a. AldGIs-Cw-. Care esleyaa
g ----.y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07
BOWDON LOSES TO
BATES N IVY DAY GAME

Sruoswick, Ne. June S-5owdpIo
los- Is ANNA IVY Day baseball
game WIN Ba:as y ne Stace inter
collegiate series -ooay The score
Sa-=s A5 $4,000 8 c-5 5; :
5cwduIo 10 q Q 90 -, - 5
CUslck. DAVIDSON aac Stone, TIKI
-.e aac Ia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07
BASEBALL. DOPE At 4 GLANCE

YESTERDAYS AM. EEsulrS
Boston 3. Der-oit
"a asnlnE.un : St Louis :
Ea-k. rain
Cleveland Fhiiadean niR -atr
SATURDAYS GAMES
Cero1f AZ Boston
>hlcaEo a. New York
Cleveland FL Philadelphia
s. Louis AT Washington.
SUNDAYS GAMES
St Louis HI WasnicE.m
NAT. RESULTS
Boston : Chicago O.
Ptr-spurE = New Turk :
sf- Louis 6. Philadelphia :.
Cincinnati :. Rrooklyn 6
SATURDAYS GAMES
Sostun al Chicago.
New York a. p:1LsoCrC
Philadelphia a. St Lou,s
E-opklyn a. Cincinnati
SUNDAYS GAMES
SuEfon az Chicago.
Philadelphia al ST -ou,s
Erookivn al Cincinnati
YESTERDAYS n. z RESULTS
Fircnnurg 8. Portland l.
lewiston .. EEvsrril ..
-0wen :. lawrence ..
TocaY'S N. e. GAMES
Portland a. Lowell
FircNnu-E a. 1aperaii..
Lewiston Al -Rw-eccs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07

scoring L WIS Ptaters third &C.
f.sa: If ne season. Score.
Brooklyn OIL 0e - Q IS, s, o
Cincinnati 0 sa-3 0 x IL
P.e.s- and h-ueEe-: Fisher
-.gae and WLnEo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07
-ET-a-

-Un Ease .clalne~ l,ae
aase his. Al-te- lone III. Fer
zog. Sacrifice III Enlks Double
play ---,se. Eowcv ana 6lackaE-1e
-e-- II Eases. Sosr1n : Chicago 5.
5aSe n oA-ls. .. Eacoipr : Zen
1-lcEs : Sl-0ck 1C-- ov hendricks :.
" Rudolph .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07
Reds On Top In
SIugging Match

Cincinnati. o. June e--:ac:1oa-
voa Z singing Mach ron Brook
W -ooay e s. Two ionE three
pagers bv Eroh aac a nome III ~
Eousn ware leading factors n the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07
CALENDAR OF SPORTING EVENTS


Tracks University Of @uy au.aA
~ At
Easesan: chy Assu 1t
Juns 7-8ssesaii: Mzins It
7-Easeasl: cony Asphvs Aisn 4
June 9-4asenai n
leasua. 81 81
conyM Halls At allowed
June Thuns Do~ifos Nsu~N York.
June a-aaseaai= ccryv #
Jane22 70 JuIyS- .iarS n
Aa2css ceiceratpn ana
Toedo O.
p$
sust-Ia
c.ation caNiaaG Bark Rock
July 5-aoH: -ter-.t,or. rsurnaners 1t Can.
A. A. L
FieicP
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07
n MONUMENT
ral TN NTRNANE

ne -CcCnenT .
T., A--ans s-a-.ed pv
f. TIE. a--2a. WI AXE place
L .a-e-E-v SC,6a-. =
- aaG President
r. - Aos-, raj league
-.s -as=@s. I-leas some
r. -as-a- ..=aas Congressman
s--o-. -as-e w,
/ - Cecilia quartet.
T. - vi I-ve1, ne
F. =--- 7oE-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07
KNOCKED OUT
IN THIRD ROUND

Milwaukee Wis. = ..e 5.-SacE Ealnne
s. Eau. welte-welE.- knocked aur Joe
-aEaa. Boston. T ne -r!-c -ouan q a
scaedulrd le--oUnc bput .AsI night
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07

>tnie. bases ones ScnR-r. Cain
~ Sacrifice ---s-E laEs7 ea6. ~
Shsaa. Double pIa--ScnaoE . NJ
INNS = Scor- II McI1n1s = Scor-
Sheao = McIaass. LET. On bases
-e-1,r ): Boston : Frs base N a.
-o-s-5Gs1on = 5ase N 1a-I-o-
EHuke 4 Of ?enaocX : Stuck NJ
by Ehnae :. by Pernockl. :. W!1
pIIcasESsconck- :.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07
INTERN ATIONAL LEAGUE

ReEC cE-- va-x. al
Buffalo = SioEaamror 5.
jersey Try s. Baltimore S.
Eocaesta- :. Toronto .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07

-6a--s1 -or Jones n 9t-.
Ce-u- ,--..n : 0 0 q + a.
Boston 80 o a x
Two hass ,1r-s=Schs-c Sr----k
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-07
Augusta Grammar ScnrnI League

JUNIOR CIv.siun
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-24
NOTICE

II there are any relatives ytill in tho
city OF ". r Garretson. contractor.
deceased will YOU please call at $40
Kennedy building or telephone 756
regarding matters OF mutual iu
terest7
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-24
AUTO SUPPLIES AND REPAIRS 1
HOARD AND ROOMS


THE AKNO HOTEL
Denver Colo lSll Grant street Main 1880
Select family hotel rooms nHEle or On
suite hsuhH" strs'Ir0t table d'rusr ianroa
JACOBS HOTEL
Vow opsn for business svefTthinr new
hrgprOof buifhnE. nice rooms o. per week b,
T5NtJ9t ntaht SOS East t'-.' street
ALTA VISTA HOTEL
Rooms With hot and cold vAte. 1sh
tast Eleventh Pine 2t9a.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-24
AUTOMOBILES
AnrnMnHILEA rnn sAIr

AUTOMOBlLEB ron SALE 10
TWO Ford sy,.hsf"r. iu. sA.r. cheap 300
EIat Second Phone '.EI
FuN -Nlt MARVEL touring body and Jog
'It '.. Roo roadster bod, So. fotd
inyrns body lvif t3.. delivery bodies
fHr Ford chevrolet Marvel fvo bndr,
road Htnr holI,a fu, condition g.. each
'u'o salvage 900 tau SECOND street
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-24

Two Ford 'pscd'lrr 'or .a.,. cheap 500
faH Fr.Hrd Ihonr -H'I
i'k SALE I0If Ford touring rar ErrNy
used COOL mechanical condition lpl3
|'.rna, priced $500 Phone 2Ul See car
George Hl'ufs u.ars
I'.. NNtNnN r'pruF rar rsysn passenger
iN .s0nd condition ? 900 Wood 81.
nFr Carthage Mo
luH slIf IpIo mofeI oakland si, tour.
ms Hr Coll Tor ~ 2 Mnruu. s NJ
FOR FAuF UY OWNER Ford roadster
good condition must tsII tau IN tsst
-e'ond street Monday
FoK SttE Ford coupe lie new. tI5o.
,aI $50 or '2l2
MODEL a Ilupmohlls ionuor fine con.
diuon. $3.50 Phone Gvit
1918 MODEL bargain Tor quick Ar
would consider cheaper ar a. part pAy.
mrni. terms See Grant n West
seventh Phone t2si
COLI Eight shummy roadster. guaranteed
900 Al mechanical condition aud urwIy
painted vii s,li cheap Tor sa.h Nd
trss k p9 rhfe World
FuR eNIF ipi7 pods, with delivery bed
Boo good ready fo run rondIunu $500
cash Bnndls Motor Co First aud
Denver
FuR SALE on rH,pE.A used five pa,
scnrrr touring ar " good condition (.
rfasouah's terms Co desirable partirs.
Can BE- seen ~ West second
rDR sAlJ one Buick tpcsdssr. good
running order az EaI Second luI
rarsgs rhous $50
NOl.,t 10 tAk ONNtKa
We maNu old rAs look hksanrW all wort
dpne by expert auio painters Auto pAtnt
shop 12t South Main
OVERLAND CourF. on nrstrIls, cond0
tiou Aimost good rs n~w Tor sale very
cheAp. f1'U takes it. haH down balance
~ ~lt 2ul Rank Commerce BIDS Phone
41Tu
NEW OVERLAND touring car. rsed less
than three months cost fl.l7O. Will sell
Tor 5000 cssh See & " Lewis NZH
kenusiy Phone s4't
AUTO SUPPLIES AND REPAIRS II
FORD ,asing for sal. cheap new q. :
."r'% phone 20
AUTOS FOR HIRE GARAdEs "a
GARAGE FOK HFNr
70H South UouIdcr
TAXI
Phone itT2
/ Hudson Snpsr Sizes. city md country
drives Rates o. nsr hour. short trips soc
up NIrht aGd day. service Ace Thonp
son. Henry Burman Staui opposite Hotel
| Tulta
GARAGE FOR rent room for two small
car, -2o y Hou'dsr rhor' to3'
MOTORCYCLES kSD BICYCLES II
MOTORCYCLE ure aud tube 2sA5. new,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-24
PURELY Personal

'tIHNOCNr MATERNITY HOSPITAL
tor confinement. private. prices reason.
able. may work Tor board babies
adopted write Cor ho0klrt Mrs r. Bq
Long t9I East 27th street. Kansas
City Mo
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-05-03
LIONESS KILLS HER KEEPER
Circus Crowd Sees Cowboy SIay
Animal After Attack

Woodbury., N. j., May 3. - A lion
ess separated from her cubs broke
loose at a circus performance here,
killed her keeper and threw the crowd
of spectators into a panic before 1t
was slain. The dead keeper was John
Henry. William Miller, cowboy
with the circus, fired eight shots into
the infuriated beast before he brought
her down. The lioness made her
break while the performance was in
full swing and while the attendants
were removing her cubs from her
cage. Spectators were excited by the
noise and the growing of the enraged
animal. They rushed for exits. Ushers
tried to keep them In. This only added
to the panic. A schoolboy nearly col
lided with the lioness as she was run
ming wildly about. A circusman fired
shotgun just as the animal was about
to leap upon the boy and she turned
aside to spring upon Henry, literally
tearing OFF his back with her claws
A moment later the cowboy opened
fire.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-05-03
RIOTS AT CLEVELAND
One Man Killed and Many Other
Persons Injured.
Angry Crowd of Citizens Wrecks So
cialist Headquarters in Hope of
Restoring Order.

Cleveland. May 3.-An unidentified
man was killed by detectives bullet,
IL policemen were shot or seriously
beaten and about 100 persons were
wounded, in general rioting which
brought a dramatic finale to Social
LIST Mayday demonstration here. About
80 persons, severely injured, are in
hospitals and scores of others, includ
ing women, were trampled by rioters
and clubbed by police.
Rioting again broke out here, adding
eight more to Che list of wounded
Police Lieut.. Nelson g. Meeker was
shot in the shoulder and patrolmar
was severely cut when they charged
crowd Six persons were injured
one seriously, when police, soldiers
and civilians charged crowd at West
Twenty-fifth street and Lorain ave
nue..
Socialist headquarters was wrecked
by angry civilians bent on putting al
end to the demonstration.
The rioting was general in Public
square, East Ninth street, Huron road
Prospect avenue, Superior avenue, Bol
iver avenue and other thoroughfares.
Socialists and sympathizers in TIVE
instances were ridden down by mount
ed policemen and by soldiers in arm.
tanks and trucks.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-05-03
WANTS HANGING BEES
Mayor of Seattle Denounces An
archiSt Activities.
Ole Hanson Declares He Considers the
Policy of the Government Far
Too lenient.

Topeka. Kan. May 3.-Mayor Ole
Hanson, of Seattle, in a Victory loan
address before the Topeka Chamber
of Commerce, denounced the policy
pursued by the government towards
anarchism and the |. w. w. as a skim
milk, weak, yacillating and change
able one," and pronounced a warning
of a widespread national effort to
overthrow the government and society
by violence"
He declared the government was
ION the wrong track in starting con
ferences instead of cemeteries in deal
ing with the |. w. W., and singing OF
brot.ierly love and turning loose these
enemies OF society
AS to the lately revealed bomb plot
in which he himself was one of the
intended victims, the mayor said:
II trust Washington will buck III
and clean up, and either hang or in
carcerate for life all the anarchist
in the country"
Revealing great emotion In his sub
ject, he added:
IF the government doesn't cleal
them up, will. Ill give up my mayor
ship and start through the country
We will hold meetings and have hang
ing places"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-05-03
Postal Officials Intercept Delivery
of Three More Internal
Machines.
BELIEVE DANGER over
in Washington to Protect Cabinet
Members and Court Officials
From Anarchist Attacks.

Washington, May 3.-Postoffice Off
cials expressed the belief that most, If
not all, of the bombs mailed from New
York as part of an anarchist plot
against the lives of public men have
been found.
Checking of reports from various
parts of the country showed only three
Internal machines, addressed to
Senator Lee S. Overman, of North
Carolina, Senator William H. King of
Utah and Frank X. Nebeker, an at
torney, had been intercepted during
the day. A postal clerk at Salisbury
N. c., Senator Overman's home town
prevented the delivery of the machine
to the senator. The motive was
thought to be the fact that as chair
man of the Senate committee investi
eating anti-American activities and
disloyal propaganda, Senator Overman
had won the enmity of the radical ele
ment.
Unusual precautions were taken in
Washington to protect cabinet mem
bers and court officials from bomb at
tacks. There were similar precaution:
in other cities Meanwhile, the posta
service was working and watching tt
pick up stray Internal machines.
Reports from inspectors at New
York and Atlanta gave no information
not already revealed in press dis
! patches. Officials here were relieved
uDon learning today that there wa!
no foundation for reports of the seiz
ure of IA bombs in postoffices along the
Pacific coast. Divisional Inspector
had been instructed to forward promp
reports of bomb finds and while some
may have been delayed, there was ;
| feeling that the greatest danger wa
over and that bombs in the MALL
would fall into the hands of opera
tives.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-05-03
Collapse of Anarchist Govern
ment May Follow Evacuation
of Petrograd.
HOPEFUL SIGNS ARISE
Red Regime In Hungary Is Reported
on Verge of Falling and Has
Sued for Peace With Rou-
mania.

Washington, May 3.-In the opinion
of observers here, evacuation of Petro-
grad, reported in dispatches from
Helsingfors, may be the initial break
in the structure erected by the radical
leaders, which, if recent developments
continue their normal course, would
lead to the complete disintegration OF
the Bolshevik government in Russia.
This belief was strengthened by dis
patches telling of the indicated col
lapse of the Hungarian soviet, which,
1t is said, has sued for peace with
Roumania.
Allied successes in the Archangel
and Murmansk sectors, are expected
by officials to have material influence,
especially when taken in conjunction
| with the forward movement of Czechs,
Esthonian and loyal Russian forces on
| separated sectors.
! Analysis of the military map Of Rus
sia, maintained here for the informa-
tion of the general staff, shows that a
| gradual encircling of the center OF
Bolshevism has been under way for
months. Although there is nothing to
indicate a common plan of action be-
tween the various elements opposed to
the Red government, the effect has
been to throw wall of anti-Bolshevik
forces around central Russia, narrow
ing the territory held by the soviet to
a comparatively small proportion OF
the area they had occupied.
Kolchak Troops Gain.
Troops of the anti-Bolshevik leader,
Kolchak, according to latest reports,
have been striking west in the general
| direction of Moscow. and now hold a
general line through Glatzov, Sarapul
and Kinel, 40 miles from Samara, to
Orenburg, on the Ural river, while due
north of Moscow the Allied Archangel
front runs south to Vologda and then
west to the Gulf of Omega, where il
connects substantially with the Muir
mansk coast sector.
The string here is taken up In ef
feet by the Finnish revolutionaries
who hold the line down to the Gulf oi
Finland. The Czecho-Slovak armie:
are actively engaged on a front which
stretches from the Gulf of Margrav t.
Pshov, thence to the Gulf OF Narva.
Attention of the Bolshevik leader,
is held to the west by the energetic
Polish forces and, strangely enough
by German Republican forces, and t,
the south by the Roumanians ant
French.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-05-03

Camp Merritt, N. J. May 3.-Fifty
officers and 1898 men, representating
the One Hundred and Seventeenth
train headquarters. Forty-second d.
visional military police company, One
Hundred and Sixty-seventh infantry.
One Hundred and Forty-ninth, One
Hundred and Fifty-first and One Hun
dred and Seventfeth field artillery and
the One Hundred and Fifty-drst ma
chine gun battalion have left here
for Camps Meade, Lee, Devens, Grant
and Dix for mastering out.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-05-03
T0WNLEY MUST STAND TRIAL

st., Paul, May 3.-A. C. Townley,
president Of the National Nonpartisan
league, and Joseph Gilbert, former
manager of the league, must stand
trial in Jackson county on joint in.
dictment, charging them with con;
spiracy to teach and advocate that
men should not enlist and citizens
should not assist the government in
the prosecution of the war. The Min
nesota supreme court has sustained
the district court of Jackson county
in overruling a demurrer to the in
dictment. The case is remanded bach
to Jackson county.