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Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-03-10
MISSIONARY REQUIRES PROTECTION
OF POLICE WHEN HE SLURS WILSON

New York, March 9-Rev. DR.. George
y. Simmons, Il Methodist missionary,
who was stationed in Russia for eleven
years and who appeared before the SEN
ate committee investigating propaganda,
started a tempest when ne declared IN
an address ut the central Y NJ {. 4.
iii Brooklyn today that President VIII
son was playing into the hands of the
bearers of the red flag
Instantly there were cries of that
is treason, and throw him out but Il
sergeant of police and three patrolmen
saved the speaker from rough handling
by persons in the audience OF 100 who
heard his assertion.
Three sailors. one of them being
Joseph Fcistinger of st. Joseph. Mime
sofa, demanded that DR. Simmons apollo
gizc. He responded by saying he be-
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mand interfered with by the process of
war. To this end conferences will be held
with representatives of the chief indus
tries Ito decide on prices to be offered
70 the nation as the governmentally ap-
proved judgment on a price scale low
enough to encourage buying and the re-
sumption of normal activities"
As a stable and wholesome scale of
prices is achieved" said the announce
ment. "the cost of living will have so far
been reduced as to create automatically
reductions in the price of labor without
interfering with American standards and
ideals for the treatment and living con-
ditionS of labor and thus the last inflat-
ing element will have been withdrawn
from prices. 1t is believed that indus
try will agree that the cost of living
must be substantially reduced before la
Dor should be asked TO accept lower
Continued on Page TwoD
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FEDERAL INDUSTRIAL
COMMISSION TO TRY
TO REDUCE PRICES

Washington, March 9.-Completion Of
personnel of the industrial board of the
department of commerce together with
the plans of the board for Fastening the
return of prices and wages to normal
level was announced today thru the coun-
ell of national defense.
Associated with George y Peck Of
Moline. H.. former member of the
war industries board, as chairman of
the new organization. are Samuel T.
Bush of Columbus O: Anthony Cami-
netti. commissioner of immigration !;
Thomas X. Glenn. Of Atlanta. Ga. :;
George T. James Of Memphis. Tenn; Il.
{. Powell of Cincinnati. and William r.
Ritter of West Virginia.
The chief purpose Of the new board
1t was announced. is to bring about the
operation of the laws of supply and de-
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Field Marshal to Use
Volunteer Units in
Eastern Campaign.
GERMAN WOMAN AUTHOR
ORGANIZING AMAzONS
Thinks Men Alone Will
Not Be Able to With
stand Million Reds.

,v
".'''"'' oasI'" ""y' "dic u" o'-oy '"'
Associated Press .-F rau Broenner, ar
author and puh,jsber ard 4 Gelegate Of
+,o c,r,, ,o,.: =, a.,
~" 49, p"' :" - no
to"1' assembly, mas ieit TOT her ho'ht
in koenigshorg TO organize the womer
of East Prussia into a border militia
against The bolsheviki.
Frau Br0enner declares her action was
prompted by reports that a boishevik
force million strong was advancing to.
ward the German frontier and her fear
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lieved President Wilson "as fine a
Christian gentleman as we have in
America Later Y NJ c. \. sec
retary apologized in behalf Of the o.
sanization for the remarks of the mis-
sionary.
Il believe in respecting our president
50 long as he respects the traditions of
our fathers, said DR.. Simmons in his
address, but when he is guilty of Grim
inal pussy footing and playing into the
hands of the bolshevists and the bolshe-
wiki vote -getters. it is time that Wood
low Wilson should come to the mourn
crs' bench to be reconsecrated in tho
spirit of Americanism'
There were cries of throw him OUT
end someone cried, That's sejiton of
the worst kind while others tried to
CONTINUED on rage Two)
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CATASTR0PHE|F
IDEA Of LEAGUE
LOSES IS SEEN
Charles Edward Russell
Says 1t Is Hope
of Masses.

New York, March 9.-Failure OF the
league of nations probably would prec-
pitate in Europe, ''the greatest catas-
trophy in the history cf the world" "
Charles Edward Russell, writer and
member of the late American mission
to Russia declared Upon his arrival from
Paris today on the .>leuw Amsterdam.
Russell went to Europe last January
with William English Walhng as mem
bers Of the mission If social demo
cratic league 10 meet sane socialists
in an effort to obtain support for Presi-
cent Wilson's fourteen pom Is and pre-
vent the spread Of bolsheyism.
The desire on the part Of the masses
in Europe to have something done that
will avert war in the future, said Mr..
Russell amounts 10 passion. lt the
plan for a league of nations should fan
there is no telling what would happen.
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Normal Conditions
Thruouf Northwest
by June Predicted

st. Paul, March 9.-There is big
improvement in business in the north
west, according to William i. kenney
federal manager for the Great Northern
railway, who returned today from the
west after a trip of three weeks.
'"rhe far western cities. like Tacoma
and Spokane, are showing much better y
said Mr. Kenney. 'and there is a better
tone to things generally than there was
two months ago.
THE lumber business is getting better
and that is a very good sign. The winter
wheat crop in Idaho, Washington and
Montana never looked more promising
at this season.
Everything considered. l look for
business activity this spring and l be-
lieve the northwest will strike its normal
stride by June l and will have completely
passed thru the reconstruction period"
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Baker and March Off
on Tour of Country

Washington, March 9.-Secretary Ba-
ker and General March. chief of staff,
left today on their trip of inspection of
various army camps. which will take
them to the Pacific coast. They will in
spect Camp Custer. near Battle Creek,
Mich. tomorrow.
Baker and General March expect TO
return to Washington near the end Of
the month and the secretary then will
prepare for his trip overseas.
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Cuban General Strike
Assumes Critical Phase

Havana. March 9.-Thc general strike
far from being settled, as was expected
last night, assumed today a more seri-
Gus aspect The proposals submitted to
the strike committee by President Men
ocal, which the employers accepted, were
rejected today.
The American gunboat Dubuque, with
several submarine chasers, entered this
port during the day and the cruiser Gin
cinnati arrived tonight. These vessels
are understood to have received orders
at Key West Saturday night to hasten
here.
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National Organizer
of I.W.W. and 200
Synpathizers Jailed

Waterbury, Conn. March 9-Nrarly
200 sympathizers of the Industrial
Workers of the World. including Alex
ander Chernoff of Chicago. national or
ganizpr of the |. W. w movement. We're
arrested in a raid tonight.
Two trunks full Of /. w w. literature,
a great deal of which was what the police
declared ro bc seditioGs, together with
Il large red flag bearing Russian letters
and two charters authorizing the organ
ization Of an l. W w. local in Water
bury and New Haven, were also taken
TO the police station.
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Longshoremen's Union
Backs Marine Strike

New York, March o. New York To-
Gals Of the international Longshore-
mems union, with membership of A.
600. voted today to support the Marine
workers affiliation in its strike against
rrivate boat owners by refusing to
handle any craft manned by non-nnion
crews. 1t was stated that a general
strike Of stevedores would be called if IA
concerted effort were made to intro
duce strike breakers.
Officers of the Marine workers af-
filiation comforting today with H. Il.
Walker, federal manager Of four coast
wise steamship lines controlled by the
railroad administration, reached an
agreement whereby 1000 men engaged
in the towing departments of these lines
might return to work the first of the
week. The terms were not stated.
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Telegraphers Demand
That Strike Be Called

San Francisco. March 9.-Commercial
telegrafers of the local district council,
!, at a meeting here today. adopted unani-
}mously a resolution calling upon Inter
national President S. j. Konenkamp to
order a national strike to enforce the de-
mand that Postmaster General Burle-
son recognize the telegrafers' union.
This announcement was made by r.
C. O'Connor president Of the local dis
= trict council. who added that the action
was in line with that being taken in
other cities.
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$1,000 ENROLL in AMERICAN ARMY
UNIVERSITY OPENED NEAR PARIS

New York. March 9--The American
army university. the largest university
in the English speaking world, has been
opened in Beaune, southeast of Paris, it
was announced here tonight.
Fifteen thousand Soldiers have enrolled
for three months course The faculty
of 500 members, chiefly drawn FROM the
American expeditionary force, is headed
by Colonel Ira l. Reeves. formerly pres
ident Of Norwich university in Vermont
Th4 buildings now serving us study
hall4 and dormitories were used during
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-03-10

the war as an American hospital. A
farm of GOO acres is used as the main
agricultural college. while former work
shops of the hospital supply quarters are
being utilized by classes in engineering.
The university has opened branch ut
Bellevue near Versailles. for nearly LOCO
students of art and architecture.
The American army university is one
of the four features of the educational
system introduced for the benefit or the
expeditionary forces. The other features
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Proposal to Legalize
Divorce in Italy Lost

Rome. Saturday, March S.-A move
ment to introduce divorce in Italy met
with Gefeat in the chamber of deputies
today.
The question came up during discus
sion of n measure concerning the legal
status Of woman. An amendment was
proposed providing for the Introduction
Of divorce in Italian legislation. but it
was rejected by Il large majority.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-03-10
Raw Material Needed.

Washington, March 9-lgnace Jan
padercwski, premier Of Poland. has ex-
pressed in dispatches to the official
, Polish bureau, his complete confidence
that the patriotism and spirit of the
Polish people will enable him to estab-
lsh stable government A statement
issued by the bureau today said the
premier. however. viewed the military
situation with anxiety and had declared
that outside aid and the employment of
the Polish army now in France were
necessary to protect ''the fronts where
war is being made on the Poles"
German and Austrian officers arc in
command on all these fronts the prem
ier said, and added that every German
maneuver. while disguised as friendly. is
{, part of the, German campaign to
cause confusion in Poland and weaken
the Polish spirit"
Premier Padcrewski has appealed for
raw materials and industrial equipment
in order that the people of Poland may
aid themselves and thus reduce the
burden on America
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HOOVER To QUIT
RELIEF WORK To
EARN AL|V|NC'
Intention to Retire lndi-
Gated in Statement
on Wheat.
BELIEVES PRICE MAY co
AGAIN To $3.50 A bUsHEL
Administrator Holds
Government Is Not
Likely to Lose.

Press)-That Herbert Hoover, the Amer
lean food administrator. lately appointed
director general of the inter-allicd relief
organlZatlon Is to cease his relief Work
in the summer was Indicated in a state
ment issued today by AIt. Hoover con
rerning the wheat situation He intimat-
ed that a majority of his co-workers
also would return TO private life.
Speaking of various problems connect
ed with the wheat situation. Mr.. Hoover
said they would need to be solved by
someone else. because neither myself
nor most Of the men in the food admin
istration will be able to continue in the
service of the government after next
July
We also must earn living" Mr..
Hoover said.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-03-10
Conference Proposes
Parliament Of Nations

Eerne. Saturday. March S.-The for
nation of an international Legislative
parliament was proposed today by a
committee Of the international conference
Of league of nations societies in session
here.
The parliament would be elected di-
rcctiy By the voters of all countries in
order. it was explained ito secure Il
democratic constitution for Il league Of
nations
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POLISH POSITION
CRITICAL. PREMIER
PADEREWSK| SAYS
Insists Allies Should Supply
Munitions Immediately
for His Army.

Posen. Saturday. March S.-Prcmicr
Paderewski arrived here today to explain
TO the inter-allied mission the critical
position Of the Poles on the Lemberg
front. lie insisted that immediate aid
by the entente in the way Of material
and munitions was necessary.
The fall of Lcmborg. the polish prem
Ter declared, would produce the most
painful impression among the Poles and
strengthen the extreme left Of the on
position in the diet to the Padercwski
government
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KOREA DECL LARED INDEPENDENT
German Women to Form Militia to Fiq11t Reds
Terminal Offices
to Be Moved From
Butte to This City

Butte. March 3.-Terminal offices Of
the United States railroad administra-
tion will be transferred from Butte to
Great Falls March Il, Fred Wear. ter
minal manager, stated today. Wear will
return to Great Falls and resume his
former position as superintendent of the
Butte division of the Great Northern.
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REED APPEALS TO JEWS

Washington, March 9.-Scnator Reed
Of Missouri. speaking today at meet
ing under the auspices Of the Jewish
Welfare board, reiterated his opposition
70 .fhe proposed constitution to the
league of nations and called upon the
Jews Of America to oppose the league
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Bernstorff Plotter
Named to High Post
in German Cabinet

Weimar, Saturday. March Shy the
Associated Press DR. Heinrich of Al
bert. privy councillor and formerly com
mercial attache Of the German embassy
in Washington. has been appointed as
under secretary of state and given the
direction Of the chanccllory.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-03-10

Investigations conducted in this coun-
try show that Or. Heinrich of Albert
las been clearly connected with war
plots in German interest in conjunction
with Count Won Bernstorff. the German
ambassador 10 the United States. DR..
Heinrich was active III German propa-
ganda work and in the promotion Of va
rious German financial schemes.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14
BUYERS READ TIIE WANT ADS
For Sale = Real Estate
Good land with wa ter. For sale on terms like rent. Ad- dress Box 73O Phoe- nix.

k4A&Aa
 FOR SALE-One of the best buys in the valley. 50 acres, two houses, one new. 6-roomed, No. l land, Al water, l mile from school. This land never will water log; must be seen to be appreciated. Price s250 per acre. ". c. Palmer, IS S. Center. Phone 44B5. bl
 DAIRYMAN ATTENTION For sale complete only dairy and 1sO acre ranch adjoining small town net far from Phoenix. 20 cows, 1 bull II heifers. yearling steers, calves, chickens horses. tools, wagons, $S000.00. Pumping and irrigating system. every thing complete to step into a $500 per month income. Only 5000 cash to handle. balance long time. Address, Box 2o-T, Republican. It GREATEST BARGAINS EVER
 OFFERED
 In best rental district in Phoenix. 75-foot business property, will double. 75-foot business property, will double. 50-foot business property will double. 25-foot business property, will double. 25-foot business property, will double, lots will double.
 lots, 50x1S7 lot. E. Washington.
 You have to improve the lot.
 343 E. Washington. 1t
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14
For Sale-ReaI Estate


 CASA GRANDE VALLEY Town Lots and 10-acre Tracts.
 DEEDED LANDS 4s0 A-Large pumping plant, going ranch $40 per acre.
 S20 A-Fully equipped and in fine location for s75 per acre. 160 A-Partly improved. at S25. 80 A-Car1st bebeat at $50 per A Terms can be arranged.
 RELINQUISHMENTS 1880 acres in block, fine proposi tion; S2 per acre.
 220 acres, $ miles out, S6. 320 acres, 19 miles out. $2o per acre. 160 10 miles out at So per acre. Others at all prices and locations.
 S. c. MILLER COMPANY 32 N. First Ave, Phoenix. Afiz. Casa Grande Hotel. Casa Grande. tf
 so ACRES
 Only 3h miles from Phoenix: old all falfa land. fair improvements, good shade. sandy loam soil; just the kind that will raise bale cotton per acre. located oa Iroposed paved road; price $300 per acre, with terms. 6 SEE MEYERS,
 With GETSfNGER,
 Is East Adams St. bi FFoR sALE-yery desirable corner lot in Wentworth, south front; car line. Address Box sos Republican. blk FORTY acres river bottom. above high water mark; best cotton land; dandy for chicken ranch; will take good car part payment. $35 per acre. 0wner. 15 South First avenue If
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14
An Ideal Home

s2o acres, well improved, one of best locations in the valley. Fine modern g. room house, bath, lighting system, Solar heater, good soil, fenced into 40- acre tracts with four-foot Page fence, two miles of concrete ditches; good barn for IS head stock. large hay barn, sex110 feet. Implement sheds. This is *n ideal home as well as a business proposition.
 Price $400. terms.
 SEE ROBERT T. CLARK
 MYERS & CARRICK Glendale Phone s
 hk
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14
6OACRES

Mostly in good alfalfa Good improve ments. Close to fine school; within 6 miles of the center of Phoenix Team 0f good horses, implements and a small dairy herd go with the place. s50O0 cash will handle Will take good Phoe- nix home as part payment. Exclusive with
 BAUM AND MASON
 1lO N. CENTRAL AVE. bl
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14
For SaIe-ReaI Estate
Now Is The Time To
 Buy Your Ranch

34 ACRES-A portion of this piece in citrus trees just coming into full bearing, the balance of it excellent general purpose farming land There is very good B. room house with bath rooms, cellar, furnace and several screen porches. tool and implement shed, foremans house, and several other good out buildings. This property could not be duplicated at any where near the price we are of fering it.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14
HACRES
Three Fine Buys
IDEAL CHICKEN RANCH

IDEAL CHICKEN RANCH
 TWO ACRES, TWO BLOCKS OF CAR LINE: THREE ROOM HOUSE, AGE, WOVEN WIRE FENCE, CEDAR POSTS, BEST OF LAND WITH "A" WATER; ASSORTMENT OF FRUIT; PRICE s1,50o. TERMS. FIVE ACRES GOOD LAND, WITH GOOD GROOM HOUSE, SCREEN PORCH AND BED- ROOM; HOUSE ALL FURNISH ED; GARAGE, CHICKEN YARD. PLACE IN COTTON; RENT OF PLACE GOES TO BUYER; CLOSE TO CITY. PRICE FOR EVERYTHING. ss,700. TERMS. TEN ACRES GOOD LAND, 6 MILES FROM PHoENIx NEAR GLENDALE CAR LINE; THREE ROOM HOUSE. TWO SLEEPING TORCHES, SMALL BARN. GOOD WE'LL; ALL UNDER FENCE WITH ENTIRE CROP THAT WILL BRING S1,20o TO si,500. FOR QUICK SALE, $3750 BUYS IT ALL TERMS.
 SEE MIR. DAGLEY
 DAVE REALTY GO. t26 NORTH CONTRADICTIONS 35ss
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14
Casa Grande Valley

We have some choice 20- and 40-acre tracts two miles from city on boule- yard and railroad: old water rights excellent soil. Investigate this. 320 acres patented, on railroad and highway; partly improved; pumping plant, work stock, farm implements, etc. All ready for business. Can't be beat.
 Other bargains in relinquishements and patented land Write me your wants and get in on some of these good things. You will pay a lot more later on. A word to the wise is sui ficient.
 J. L pARKER,
 Casa Grande, Arizona 1t
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14
20 Acres.

Northwest. close to Grand Ave. 15 acres good alfalfa, acres maize, small house, good bearing orchard With place goes 40 tons of hay in stack. der rick. mower. rake, hay wagon, team of horses and harness. 3 horse evener blow, disk cultivator, small implements. Implements practically new s2,500.00 required for first payment
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14

WHAT have you to sell or exchange in Imperial Valley town business prop erty for San Francisco or Richmond lots. Give price. location and other particulars in first letter NJ Edel- man, 1o17 Howard street, San Fran cisco Cafif. If
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14
THE WALLETS REST

IffE FAII1El 5 bE6I
 30 acres, finest and best located ranch around Phoenix, highly im- proved with modern S-room residence, servants quarters, large barn, family orchard of grape fruit, oranges peaches, etc Improvements are worth si5,0o0. Very best of water and old water right. No better soil in the val ley. $10.0o6 cash, balance long time.
 HOLT REALTY co.
 12 North Central Phone T64
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14

40 ACRES-Good modern house with bath, etc, barn, well, tank, five acres in olives, apricots and peaches, the rest of the ranch is all in cotton and will produce phenomenal yield this season, we'll located, an attractive proposition for the man wanting good forty.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14
8OAcres

All fenced and crossed fenced. Ditched fenced Splendid new home, sheds. orchard, old water right. Near one Of the best schools. in fact one of the highest class ranches in the Salt River valley. Would consider home in the city as part payment.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14
Another of ss acres, sl,2oo.

This is all located in Cochise county, where climate, soil and water is the best. Will have more good offerings when the moon is in buyers favor. Will be at Jefferson hotel. Phoenix, September IS. 1T and IS.
 S. B. MOSS,
 Dn--1. f4
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14
Benson. Arizona
1917 DODGE

Completely overhauled new tires all around; special top. Can be seen at 1902 East willetta till 1 o'clock Sun day morning. It.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14
80Acres

Laveen district. but not water logged Fine sandy loam soil. 45 acres in alfalfa. other part in corn and sorghum. 5-room house. shed, we'll. Price for this place is s175.00 per acre on liberal terms
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14
For Sale ' Houses

FOR SALE-Doube house, fur nished; close in: good rent property: cheap: leaving the city. Phone s2o2. TAT West Jackson ds
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14

IF YOU are looking for three acres with new house three quarters mile from city limits that brings in owner SI000 per year raising cotton. pigs, chickens and fruit. call any day but sunday C. " Artis. third house west s< Riverside park on north side of road.
 bm
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14
160 Acres

100 acres in alfalfa 40 acres in cot ton: 20 acres grain ground. Clean and good ground, Price s275.00 per acre. Forms Address Owner Box 1ssT Re hublican 1t
Arizona republican., 1919-09-14

FOR SALE-Lots with 50 to 200 foot frontage, suitable for store rooms and apartments. will build on lots to suit tenant. E. SMILEY, 140 W
 Adams bl
 WANTED to sell 160 acres known as the Town Harrisburg. miles of Salome and Wenden on Santa Fe R. R. Build ings, some improvements. silt soil for alfalfa and cotton. Elevation 1900 feet. Pumping plant IS h. p, lots of water, 22 feet lift. ? h. ?. pump for domestic in other well near House Parker and Ehrenburg Highway to Phoenix right through place, and has the advantage for the right man of making the best productive place: 1t will be cheap at $50 per acre. For further information write to Fred Bohmert, 144s West 37 Place, Los Angeles. It