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Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-08-09

Extension Of the food control act
gagged in interstate commerce. with
specific regulations designed to Sc
.'uneanseionable profits" in the
methods of marketing.
Exransiono thief ood control act
to peace times and the application
of the penalties against boarding
fuel. clothing aud Other necessities
of life. as we'll as food.
4 penalty in the food contract act
for profiteering.
A law regulating cold storage
such as that of New Jersey, for ex-
ampIe--limiting the time during
which goods may be held. and pre-
scribing method of disposing of
them If held beyond the permitted
period. and requiring that. when re-
leased, goods bear the date Of stor
age.
Laws requiring that goods re-
leased from storage for Interstate
commerce bear the selling prices at
which they went into storage and
requiring that all goods destined for
iitIVSEtlt tSal Va ~
at which they left the hands of the
producer.
Enactment Of the pending bill for
for control of security issues.
Additional appropriation for gov
ernment agencies which can sup
ply the public with full information
as - prices at which retailers buy.
Early ratification of the peace
treaty SO that the free processes
Of supply and demand can operate"
Action Planned Meanwhile.
Immediate steps by executive asencie
f the government promised by tn
resident included:
The limiting and controlling of
wheat shipments and credits to IA
cilitate the purchase of wheat III
such way as not to raise, but
rather 10 lower. the price of flour at
home
Sale of surplus stocks of foods
AMI clothing il the hands Of the
government.
The forced withdrawal from stor-
age and sales Of surplus stocks i'll
private hands.
recommendations 70 Public.
General recommendations included:
Increase of productions.
Careful buying and economy by
housewives.
Fair dealings with the people on
the part of the producers, mid
diemen and merchants.
That there be no threats and nm
due insistence upon the interest Of
a single class.
Correction of many things. in
the relations between capital md
labor in respect to wages and condi-
tions of labor.
Must Hold World Steady.
In concluding, the president made n
ca tor deliberate. intelligent action. re-
'nding congress that an unbalanced
arid was looking to the United States.
We and we almost alone he said,
Iow hold the world steady. Upon our
eadfastness and self possession depend
G affairs of nations everywhere. 1t
III this supreme crisis-this crisis for
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-08-09
DANIELS D|DN
LIKE REFERENCE
To FUTURE WAR
Had No Intent, However,
to Suppress Rodman s
Speech, He Says.
5000 JACk|Es SWARM
ASHORE. At SAN DIEGO

San Diego, Aug. s.-Secretary OF
the Navy Daniels authorized state
ment. today, in which he told briefly Of
the circumstances that led to Admiral
isodman's S announcement. last night at a
banquet, that he had prepared a speech
"a advance, but that Secretary Daniels
had censored it and told him not to use
IT. The secretary said:
Admiral Rodman showed me a copy
OF speech that he had written snd I
commented upon it and advised that a
certain paragraph be omitted | did not
Know that | was acting in any official
capacity as censor and. at the time.
did not know then that the speech had
been sent broadcast in advance. Had
known that copies were in THE hands
of the newspapers. | would have made
no objection to the use of the speech.
The speech was shown me and | com
mented upon It in an informal manner"
A paragraph In the Admirals speech
which the secretary thot should be elm
mated referred to possible future wars.
Admiral Rodman laughingly said, to-
day. that the whole affair amounted TO
nothing and .'it didn't bother me a Bit
Admiral TickIed by Welcome.
Sailors Of the Pacific fleet swarmed
ashore, today. and San Diego cheer
fully capitulated. 1t was day given
over largely to the entertainment of the
sallormen. 5000 or more being given
shore leave. T,night Secretary Of the
Navy Daniels delivered an address at
the Organ pavilion at Balboa park, after
which he boarded the flagship New
Mexico for a daylight start with the
fleet tomorrow for San Pedro. The
fleet it expected to reach San Pedro
about > o'clock in the afternoon.
Admiral Rodman expressed himself
as being more than pleased today with
he spirit with which the west. coast
people We're receiving the fleet
1T means much to US to have the |
PEOPLE behind us for there is much work |
% be done on the coast before things
Will satisfy us from naval stand I
1oint." the Admiral said
Daniels Goes to Hawaii Tuesday.
Secretary Daniels sails for Honolulu +
iext Tuesday night. after making an al I
iress in Los Angeles. He will sail # I
he new plan IS carried out. on the
lreadnanght New York, which viii be
accompanied by four destroyers. 1t has
,een arranged to send the Mississippi.
nut propeller trouble has made it in
dyisable to send her, and she will re-
main with the main body of the fleet
md make the journey north to San
francisco. Secretary Daniels said that
e expected to reach San Francisco on
he New York about September /. i'll
inc to be with President Wilson when
e reviews the fleet after it enters the
iolden Gate.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-08-09
Daniels Goes to Hawaii Tuesday.
HELD AS SUGAR GouGERs.

Pittsburgh, Aug. s,-George W. Shee-
han. president and directing head of the
Central Sugar company. Chicago. and
three representatives on the local branch
were held for court by Federal Com
missioner Duffey today, on charges
growing out of the alleged sugar prof
itcering.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-08-09
POLLS OCCUPY MINsK.

Paris. Aug. (Havas 1-Dispatche
from Warsaw carry the announcement
BY the newspapers there that Polish
troops have occupied the city Of aIinsk.
200 miles east of the borders of the old
province of Poland
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-08-09
BAN ON GOLD EXPORT.

Mexico City, Aug, S.-New regula-
tons for the mining industry in Mexico
prohiblt the expectation of gold IN any
form, but approve the marketing in for.
eisn countries of silver and copper.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-08-09
HOOVER GOES TO VIENNA.

Paris, Aug. s. by the Associated
Press. Herbert Hoover. chairman Of
the inter allied relief organization. left
last night with Brig. Gen Harry Band
holtz, for Vienna. He will be gone for
about two weeks and during that time
will Investigation the central European
capital food and economic conditions.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-08-09
RUMANIAN KING AT BUDAPEST.

Zurich, Aug. s. King Ferdinand Of
Rumanla has left for Budapest. accord
ing to dispatch reaching here from that
city.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-08-09
LAW AND LABELLING
OF FIRST PRICES.
WITH LEGAL SUITS
TOCRUSHGOUGINC

Wilson Urges Extension of Food Act to Interstate
Shipment, With Producers Charge on Goods;
Wants New Jersey Storage Curber in Nations
Statutes; Calls Attention to Hoards Revealed;
Says Strikes Only Aggravate Conditions;
America Must Steady Whole World in This
Crisis, Another Admoniton
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-10-02

~. kcntucky. and having the larg %.
bona hide circulation N said county,
Said Clerk will take all necessary
steps required by law to hold said
election in accordance with said pro-
vision of Secs No. i6i6. i6A7, i6is,
l649, 1850 and 1861 of Carols
edition Of the Kentucky Statutes.
\ true copy Attest
] Il. BOURNE, Clerk G.. G. c.
BY Crowley Broaddus, d. G.
Notice is hereby given that an
election will be held at the regular
voting places at the regular Novem-
Der election, on Tuesday November
ith. 1919 as directed by. and per
suant to. and in accordance with the
foregoing order Of the Garrard
County Court.
J Il. BOURNE. Clerk G.. 6, {.
BY Crowley Broaddus. ID. G.
\. X. Walker, Sheriff G.. {.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-10-02
Carrard County Court,

Regular Term 25th day of August
1919.
Present; Hon. Forest Stapp. Judge.
A T, Sanders, ct al, on Petition,
To vote on Stock Law in Magister-
ial District No. 3.
The Fiscal Court OF Garrard Corn-
ty having heretofore decided by a
majority of the members, composing
said Court, that elections to regu-
late Stock running at large, under
Chapt 1872 Kentucky Statutes shall
be confined to Magisterial Districts
Now this day came A. 7. Sanders.
Talton May, Wesley Simpson, W. b.
Ray ct al. and filed written petit
ton in this Court signed by more
than twenty legal voters of Magis-
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-10-02
Garrard County Court.

Regular Term 18th day of August
1919.
Present: Hon Forest Stapp, Judge.
J. b. Woods ct al. or Petition,
To Vote on Stock law in Magister-
ial District No. 1.
The Fiscal Coart Of Garrard
County having heretofore decided
by majority OF the members, conf
posing said Court. that elections 10
regulate Stock running at large,
under Chapt. - Kentucky Statutes
shall be confined to Magisteral Dis
tricts: Now this day came. B
Woods, u. A. Hervey, VIM. Royston,
a. b. Wynn, ct al, and filed written
petition in this Court signed by more
terial District No. 1 composing vot-
than twenty legal voters of Magis-
ing precincts Nos. 5 and 9 of said
County asking submission of the
question whether cattle or any spec
les thereof. shall be permitted to run
at large in Justice District No. in
Garrard County Kentucky, composed
Of two voting precincts towit: Paint
Lick No. and Union No. ..
Ii is now therefore ordered by the
Court that an election be held in said
Magisterial District No. for the
purpose Of ascertaning the will of
the voters of such Magisterial Dis
trict upon the question of whether
or not they wish Cattle, or any spec
les thereof. to run at large in said
District. and the officers of the cleo
tion in such District in said voting
precincts Nos. and 8 are directed
to open Poll at the next regular
election to be held in said District
on Tuesday November 18th 1919. for
the purpose of ascertaining the will
of the voters of such District upon
the question whether or not they
wish Cattle, or any species thereof,
generally to run at large in said Dis
trict.
Said Petitioners deposited with
the County Govt at the time of i'll
ing of the petition herein the sum Of
tweoty FIVE dollars (S25.0O) the
amount fixed By the Court 20 DERRY
the expenses of the election upon
this question.
The County Clerk and Sheriff are
directed to advertise and give notice
of said election by publication there
of at least twenty days before the
election in at least four issues of
the Central Record,a newspaper pub
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-10-02
Carrard County Court.

Regular Term IS day of July 1919
Present: Hon. Forest Stapp, Judge.
\. J Gosney, ct al On Petition.
To vote on Stock Law in Magister-
ial District No. ,.
The Fiscal Court of Garrard Coun-
Is having heretofore decided by n
majority Of the members, compos-
ing said Court. that elections to reg
ulatc Stock running at large, under
Chapt 1872 Kentucky Statutes shall
be confined to Magisterial Districts !;
Now this day came n. J Gosney, f.
W. Perkins. W ). Bowling ct al,
and filed written petition IN this
Court signed by more than twenty
legal voters of Magisterial District
No. . composing voting precincts
Nos. 4 and 3 of said County asking
a submission Of the question whether
cattle. or any species thereof. shall
be permitted to run at large in JUS
tice District No in Garrard Coun-
~ Kentucky. composing of two vot-
ing precincts towit; West Bryants-
Vile No. I and East Bryantsvllle No.
3,
1t is now therefore ordered by the
Court that an election be held in said
Magisterial District No. ? for the
purpose of ascertaining the will of
the voters of such Magisterial Dis
trict upon the question of whether
or not they wish Cattle, or any
species thereof, TO run at large in
said District, and the officers of the
election in such District in said vot-
ing precincts Nos. and 8 are di-
rected to open Poll at the next
regular election to be held in said
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-10-02

lished in Lancaster Garrard Coun-
ty. Kentucky, and having the larges.
bona-iidc circulation in said county.
Said Clerk will take all necessary
steps required by law to hold said
election in accordance with said pro-
vision of Secs No. 4646, 4647, 1913,
i649, 1850 and 1861 of Carols
edition Of the Kentucky Statutes.
A true copy: Attest
J. B. BOURNE, Clerk G. c. c.
BY Crowley Broaddus. d. c.
Notice is hereby given that an
election will be held at the regular
voting places at the regular Novem-
Der election, on Tuesday November
lth, 1919 as directed by. and per-
suant to, and in accordance with the
foregoing order Of the Garrard
County Court.
J. b. BOURNE, Clerk c. c. C..
By Crowley Broaddus, ID. c.
A. N Walker, Sheriff &. c,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-10-02

terial District No. 3 composing vot-
ing precincts Nos & and of said
County asking submission of the
question whether cattle. OF any spec
les thereof, shall be permitted to
run q; large in Justice District No. 3
in Garrard County Kentucky. coil-
posed of two voting precincts towit
Buckeye No. Il and Walker School
House No T.
1t is therefore ordered by the
Court that an election be held in
said Magisterial District No. for
the purpose of aScertaining the will
of the voters of such Magisterial
District upon the question of wheth-
err or not they wish Cattle, or any
species thereof, to run at large in
said District, and the officers of the
election in such District in said vot-
ing precincts Nos. 6 and are dir
ccted to open Poll at the next reg
ular election to be held in said Dis
trict on Tuesday November 4th 1919
for the purpose Of ascertaining the
will of the voters of such District
upon the question whether or not
they wish Cattle, or any species
thereof, generally to run at large IN
sait District
Said Petitioners deposited with
the County Court at the time of i'll
irg of the petition herein the sum #
twenty five dollars (s25.0op the
amount fixed by the Court to defray
the expenses Of the election upon
this question.
The County Clerk and Sheriff are
directed to advertise and give notice
of said election by publication there
of at least twenty days before the
election in at leas. four issues of
the Central Rccord.a newspaper pub
lished IN Lancastc Garrard Coun-
~, Kentucky, and having the largest
bona-ide circulation in said county.
Said Clerk will take all necessary
steps required by law to hold said
election in accordance with said pro-
vision of Secs No. 4646. 4647. i64s,
4649. 1850 and 1851 of Carols
edition of the Kentucky Statutes.
\ true copy: Attest
j. b. BOURNE. Clerk &. c. C.
BY Crowley Broaddus, ID. c.
Notice is hereby given that an
election will be held at the regular
voting places at the regular Novem-
her election, ON Tuesday November
4th, 1919 AS directed by. and per-
suant to, and in accordance with the
pIeIIeD sq} 20 IspIo Su!oSSIoy
County Court.
]. b. BOURNE, Clerk G. c. C..
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-10-02

District ON Tuesday November ith.
1919. for the purpose of ascertaining
the will of the voters of such Dis
trict upon the question whether or
not they wish Cattle. or any species
thereof. generally to run at large in
said District
Said Petitioners deposited with
the County Court at the time Of
filing of the petition herein the sum
of twenty five dollars 1925. 0Ol the
amount fixed by the Court to defray
the expenses of the election upon
this question.
The County Clerk and Sheriff are
directed to advertise and give notice
Of said election by publication there
Of at least twenty days before the
election in at least four issues of
the Central Record, newspaper
published in Lancaster Garrard
County Kentucky. and having the
largest bona-iidc circulation IN said
County.
Said Clerk will take all necessary
steps required by law to hold said
election in accordance with said pro-
vision of Secs No 1915. 46i7, 46iS,
i6i9, 1850 and i65l of Carols
edition of the Kentucky Statutes
\ true copy: Attest
j, y. BOURNE. Clerk G. G. &.
BY Crowley Broaddus. ID. c.
Notice is hereby given that an
election will be held at the regular
voting places at the regular Novem-
her election, ON Tuesday November
18th, 1919 rs directed by. and per-
suant to. and in accordance with the
foregoing order of the GarrarC
County Court
J. b. BOURNE, Clerk G.. c. c.
by Crowley Broaddus. ID. c.
\. X. Walker, Sheriff G.. G.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-10-02
Age OF cedars OF Lebanon.

Several Efforts To- calculate the age
Of the famous cclar- of Lebanon now
standing have been made by counting
the rings in the heart wood of those
that have fallen. These estimates, ac-
corlins tn Prof. A. Henry of the Royal
College ~ Sciences for ireland. in an
article in Country Life. vary from
2,2.0 years to 900 years, although II
may be- that they are ~ slower
growth than the specimens tested in
other countries. The largest Of the
cedarS is ~ feet in diameter.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-10-02
Garrard County Court.

Regular Term 18th day Of Aug.
ust. 1919
Present Hon. Forest Stapp. Judge
g.. 4. Swinebroad. ct al, on Petition.
To vote on Stock Law m Magister-
al District No. |.
The Fiscal Court Of Garrard toun-
"a having heretofore decided by a
majority Of the members, composing
said Court. that elections to regu-
late Stock running a, large, under
Chapt. l22 Kentucky Statutes shali
be confined to Magisterial Districts
Now this day came &, u, Swine
broad. Jack Adams. Geo. +. Brown'
ct al. and filed a written petition IN
this Cour, signed by more than TWEEN
ty legal voters Of MagIsterial Dis
trict No. |. composing voting pre-
cincts Nos. I. ,. and Of said Coun-
ty asking a submission of the ques-
ton whether cattle, or any species
thereof. shall be permitted to run at
ldfye IN JuNllrt blS'il'N W. ~
Garrard County Kentucky, composed
Of three voting precincts towlt ;
Court House No. /, East Park No :
and West Park No. 3.
II II now therefore ordered by the
Court that an election be held IN SAID
Magisterial District No. |, for the
purpose Of asccrtaining the Will Of
the voters of such Magisterial Dis
trct upon the question Of whether
or not they wish Cattle, or any spec
les thereof. to run AT large IN said
District, and the officers of the cleo
ton in such District in said voting
p-cciscts Nos. /, 2 and , are direct
ed to open Poll at the next regular
election to be held in said District on
Tuesday November 18th, 1919, for
the psrpose Of ascertainlng the VIII
OF the voters of such District upon
the question whether or not they
wish Cattle, or any species thereof,
generally to run at large in said Dis
uict.
Said Petitioners deposited with
the County Court at the time of i'll
ing Of the petition herein the sum Of
twenty five dollars ,s25.00) the
amount fixed by the Court TO defray
the expenses of the election upon
this question.
The County Clerk and Sheriff are
sirectcd to advertise and give notice
Of said election by publication there
al at least twenty days before the
election in at least four issues OF
the Central Hecord,a newspaper pub
hshed in Lancaster Garrard Coun-
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-10-02
Mother ShIpton' Hoax.

Mother Shipton was reputed ar
English prophecies of the time al
Henry VIII. She was first heard from
in l64l. when THE Prophecie Of Moth
er Shiplon" was published anonymous
ly In London. In 1862 Charles Hind
ley reprinted life Of Mother ship
ton, originally published by Richard
iloady Uondon. 1850. lie added
some doggerel of his own and wound
up with the prophecy that the world
would come 10 an end in 1851. In
ls'3 Mr. Hindley acknowledged that
the verses were u hoax.
s~ry -xtsr "a
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-10-02
Tired OF Life Early,

Tired of life ~ ten was the excuse
made by hoy ut the Kingston Non-
dom chldrrn's court when charged
with attempting To commit suicide. An
other hoy saw him with his head ON
the railway track and they had u tus-
sic before he could he got away.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-10-02
Motor Pillow for Kinks.

4 pillow drawn by II motorcycle has
been invented To keep the ice on skat-
Ing Kinks smooth.
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-05

moving monument to what ia to eventually come to transform that great. unconquered region, tho good old Reliance is al that her name implies.
 The big sleek antlered creatures of the silent stretches do. moi compre- hond. They ore bowildored and puzzled. and even curious. Some show suuch curiousIty that they line ger on tho bank Go observe Ono strange object which puns white smoke hch up water and glIdca smoothly by
 But poor. unsupcctIng brutes. hIs proved to bc their doom when Captain Green brought hia rusty rifle into play
 On one occasion recently Che Re- uanco nearly ran down a herd of caribou swimming Che river. On an- other occasion a lone moose was ob- served cutting across the path Of Che Reliance. making for tho opposite shore
 "Ah." chucllcl Captain Green to. his quartormastcr os he reached for hls gun. "port hor O couple Of points and weu get chat bird when he comes out"
 Mir. Bull Moose reached tho oppo- site side In safety But he wasn't satisfied with that Tie was curious. He was anxious Go get good look at Che strange object SO be wheeled about just on tho edge Of shore and. with water dripping from his sleek sides. stood for several moments sau- Icny gazing. Then with a snort he decided to be on his way.
 But In that instant there was a spat of fire from tho whoelhouse and bullet had gone home.
 Out went the uiuo boat and aboard came the carcass and several hunks of meat were soon hanging from Che hog-chains
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-05
ANrLrOREIGN

Said Jim McGoo in talk with mo. "I'm nobody'a fooL you bet' Asa working man ] follow Che plan of getting what can get work for pay au' Pm free to aay that moneys a thing ] like. nut ] do object Co q dialect m tho fellow chat calls O str.kei I'm willing Co light whom ] know Pm right an Che nghun ia on the square.
 rhore orc times shirk when J ough. to work. but ] gucas ] am human there
 ryo been to school and ain't O fool II got whuo Ono gottinga good But Che Flag of Che Free ia Che haf for me. an' Pm wantiu' chat un- derstood .Iu stand in Che ranks with true blue Yanks but not wiih Ono Huns or Greeks rm truo with Che cuss chat would make Q fuss and only % iareon speaks. AS % working man. Pm American today and tomorrow too. And ! won't respect any dialect tha. tells me what ] must doi'
 Copyright 1919 by Edward A Guest
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-05
AGOOD CITIZEN
Ar. ,nn. nnnl ciLizonl

Are you a good citizcut
 That question interests you, doesn ' lt . Perhaps i- makes you "bristle up' just a F.Ic bur do mot misunderstood me- May n. ir means something you are not think u- of just uow
 But m casc you are ready Co make posi- live affirmation and possibly express re- sentiment a the question, pause here and ask row>Gf: "Am good citizeut'
 O. course you want to admit you are. Everyone feels he is
 NI right. good start has been made.
 Now rt uS mayzc.
 Let us reason this thing out. Let us r.. uur>cIyc, what determines citizenship. .rI especially "Good Citizenship.
 Have vou extended a helping hand to your uc-ahor.
 Have rou boosted local enterprises
 Ar. vou taking ana interest in comm- tt, adars
 Bu 1T vou were to dic tomorrow. would t.e community miss you or go along as u Gii before.
 Do ,ou get behind every movement for ...I arJ boost it to che best of your ability
 uo you lem your influence Co every project that Is ,,arcdt
 These are few questions for a start amt 1T you have met thc issues squarcil .a. m tac affirmative.
 Nou area good ciuzm.-NaIdcz Miner