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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-18
General Barnett,

General Barnett, expected to be
one of the first witnesses before the
board. has issued statement ex-
planning his statement Of "lnd1s-
criminate killing" was meant 10 ex-
press without due process of law
and not as seems now to be mlsln-
terpreted as 'promiscuous.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-18
Depends on Interpretation.

Eited Press Leased WIRE Service. ]
EA.SH1NGTON. Oct! 18.-The
fal board of inquiry appointed by
FFetary Daniels to investigate the
trge of General Barnet of "indis1
Phlnate killing Of Eaitians by
F@ncan marines and ali other criti-
e. " the occupation If Haiti was
Leeted today to get under way
nv this week.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-18

You can't tighten a dark past D!
burning the candle at both ends
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-23

On motion OF supervisor Iolpher,
and seconded, the reporg Was aaop''o
ma carried by the following wore
Ayes; Andrews, Brcner EreunihG'
Bronson. Callagan Charley, clark.
'-nnegtou. Davy, Eriseoll, Doyle,
Damn, Cells, FARLEY, FarnaNor'h'
,ocdthcr Hall, llawley, iloaly, IN
loarty. Holland Hunter, kaStenheih
kelley. Kuhn, Langley, Larson, Mar,
shall. Nitschelm, O'Donnell Riepel
-cheler. Scipp. Shadensack, Sml' a.
spencer States, Trumbo, TadNch
Ninsey. Williams, Winuus Wyli",
Gckey. Xoipher.@
Nuys; None,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-23
hls,oe and Per Diem FOR Committee
Mark

Moved by Supervisor Charley, ana
seconded that whore a supervisor -
c8,lrl to act upon a committee an"
th. work requires two days OF 'ohSt'
he shall receive one mileage II nv
serves on two committees, atlh"usH
they may be consecutive days ne
,,hau he entitled to two mlleag's'
separate bills to be filed for eaca
ronm;ttce. Motion carried by the fol
t-rs. Bell. Breuer, Breuning'
p,auson. Callagan, Charley, CLARK
cgrror;on. Davy, DriscolL Doyle
Dunn. Eells, Farley, Farns"or'n
Goclncr, Hall, Healy, HoartE' iio'
land. Hunter, kastenbein' l.ahsieN
4 MARSHALL Nitchelm O'Donnell Pool
Richey, Scherer, Seipp, Shadensack
] smith, States. Trumbo Tadych' VIII
,e,. Winans, Yockey, Zolpher.
Nays: Hawley. Williams, Nyile'
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-23
Wei, at the County Home.

We desire to report that the aFte9'a'
we'll at tae e. unity Home has 0ten re-
built. the piping has been instance
hut minor details as yet remain 10 ~
completed. which viii proven 'ne
committee from making tinal repo'
on The matter at this time Inc COM
mitrce desires TO report a very salts.
factory flow has been obtalheo' al''
the water has very much improved -
ollali.y. and they consider thal lh'
work has been Of much oeneht to 'he
county. Your commniltee desires
permission to pay tor same Whch com
Melted entirely tc their satisfaction
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-23
pa9ol,ltion-Mrs. Richey.

Having learned of the death since
tho last session of this Board, OF tht
nothnr of our friend and associate
member. MIR. f. y IiichcN, ana neheF-
ing it 1T and proper that TINS boaru'
at this time. take some oliiclal aS''oh
in relation thereto. your Mtihoiid'
Con,nittn, therefore offers the iol'
low .nP:
she mas gone through the gates, one
they did love.
And entered the rest that Walte'h
above,
And left them to grieye in loneliness
here,
For to ali who knew her she was
gentle and dear.
They watched the ebb and lioW Oh
LIES tide,
As the death angel lowered near hef
side.
/ And as the last day passed INTO the
night
The plumed soul took it's heavenwart
fight.
She has gone through the golden gat,
ajar,
> As her beautiful spirit from eart'
:. passed aiar,
And winged its flight to the liarno
bar.
The entrance TO glory where the raj
/ seemed are,
. Hers is the victory, theirs the "a
. loss,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-23
County Treasurer's Office.

The matter OF providing more space
For the treasurcr's office which mas
dhecn referred to This committee at the
Iune session, is now in process ana
we expect the same to De cohipie'e"
in short, time. Your committee
after sufficient notice in adVeftlsils
70 various manufacturers OF once ''X'
,nres required in this work, nave
awarded the contract to the SURGE
Manufacturing Company Tor sala lol
ni,ure at a cost OF one thousand do'
lar"
There will be additional items O
,>,ense caused b., our inability to as
certain lust exactly what will be re
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-23

CURED to complete some OF lhe ~
lures until same nave "cen reset Il
heir new location. The general c"i
onte. and rick "o.k in cenneelioi'
herewith as been given Slnhot
pro hers. LEGAL con factors, and ih'
o,umbing work in connection tAere
wiIh hgs been awarded to NJ
Esugho,ty. other work in relation
ther o viii ta CARRIE out by me N
miltee as per year Instructions at the
s,ntemher session. Your committee
asked permission To Pay Tor ms "1Fh
and other items relatirs thereto Whel
anne is completed to their aatl*lat
ion ana requirements
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-23
cLannas at the County Farm,

Your committee also desires ~ ~. =
3or that they have carried OUT IN ,l''
order Il The board regarding eA'hEe.
recommended by the state inspector
* far as tao dining rooms AMI Kitten
on is concerned and have made con
.id@abIr improvements in these de
a,tnents Your committee find i
Necessary 9, .. in order = fully complete
,he wnrE 10 rcpaint Those rooms ahc
ask permission 10 do Sc when SAM
f8 required.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-23
Memorial Committee Report.
Vases for ceddick Lot,

Mr.. Chairmar and Gentlemen OF lhe
Board OF Supervisors:
Your committee on Memorial would
respectfully report that they nave eS'
auilned the matter OF new uecora'
ton on the grave OF VIM. keudich
TO replace the ones now broken, pre-
scented before them, and recommend
the following.
That we grant the plea OF the Id
dies OF the Ottawa avenue cemetery
association and that the vase whicf
became broken last summer De re
n,ucel by new concrete ones al :
c,st Of not to exceed forty dollars.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-23
State Chart eS.
Mr.. hartman and Gentlemen @

Mr.. hartman and Gentlemen OF the
Beard CT supervisors
Your Committee on state thaillie7
Claims beg leave to report that 'hey
have examined all claims presents"
hceore them. and recommend the pay
mant of the following, and that the
r,e,k he directed to issue orders lGi
ha sove,,I amounts to the several
claimants, to-Wit.
Names. Fer what, Amt allo"ci
Glcnwcod Manual Training
School for Boys .......',.s ttf'o
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-23
o.fr;ocra+or and Ice Machine.

This WCrk, on Whch repo'' "'''
made at the June session mas utT , ~
stalled, but the same has not YET oee''
tested to the satisfaction O. your com,
mittee. - that they can make "N''
rpr1rt on same. The work hoWeFe''
/, completed and year ccmnn(lee ~.
spectTullv asks for permission TO pay
for same, when same is sa,lslac'o''S
tested and in complete operation"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-23
PRINTING Committee.

At the request Of the committee III"
bill Of the Illinois Valley Printing 20.
fer $1,000 for material furnished tne
superintendent, OF Schools was auaea
to the repor, of the Printing Commit
tee.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-23
Detention Home.

Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen Of the
Board OF Supervisors.
Your committee on Detention home
claims beg leave to report that they
ave examined all claims presented
before them and recommend the pay
nent Of the following and that the
clerk be directed to issue orders
Tor the several amounts to the sev
eral amounts to the several claim
ants, tO-Wit,
Names For what, Amt. 3llo"eG
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-23
YlikerclIlnsls Sanitarlunl.

sheriff Ayers and the directors Oh
the Tuberculosis Sunltarium discuss
ID the matter OF he unknown man
disturbing the attendants At the sanl'
tarium before the open board,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-23
PAGE TWELVE
- p.ln 40
% ,t-o'
Yed;
ANtl. IIEIBERG,

County AudllCf.
sate Of Illinois, La Sale County -
=, do sclemnly swear that the se',
cral items mentioned III me aiihe>."
account are JUS and true. DC,
w.,e rendered as therein chafseu ~
the amount claimed Is due ana "i'f''''
ate. allowing all just credits,
"''N' '@ T. A. FERGll,ON.
et,scriDed and sworn 10 before We
This 10Th dag of December, a. -, IVA.
Holm l.. WITZt'MAN'
t,erk of the County Court
We tle committee to scttle w. ~,
no County Clerk, would respeC'i"...,
rr,,ort that we have eXamiheo tn'
conrared the same with ne leVo."
md accounts CT the said once 1oi ~
liz months ending November 'oi'Ii'
1u1o and find the same 10 be II cor -
,anort of The business TRANSACTED III
the office OF thc Noui.y Wv '''
ucliod above mentioned "a.
we find that a balance au' ~,
countv Clerk for services rent ,..', = :
for the county Of s@.32'.lo ana 'ce. w.
mend that an order De drawn on ~ ~
!, cuutv Trt asuver in iaN'F u
t,onnty Clerk for that amount Nv
We further find tia, there Is a "a
.,to dnn the county OF $S,l3o.6I' ""l'
has been laid TO the County ! I .s'a =
,e nor his receipt hereto altaclieu'
ne poet plly submitted, a>.
~" i. +. CONNERT0N,
Chairman,
FRANK REED,
:, WARD SMITH,
EVANS LANGLEY,
l.. II. CALLAGAN
p Committee
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-23
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1919.

Board met pursuant 10 Adjournment
with all members present with the cN.
ccrtton ot Supervisors Lewis and
Rogers.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-23
FR,nAv,s JANUARY q. ts2o.
Resolution, r. A. Ferguson.

Resolved. That we, the members o.
the La Sale County Board CT t-Npcf
Nisors, hereby extend our sincere SYM
gathy to our highly esteemed frlend
and very efficient ounty Cleik,
Thomas Ferguson. IN his Illness ana
hope to learn very soon OF his speeah
and complete recovery, and redncs'
ne chairman of this board to send "A
copy OF this resolution to Mr.. fergur
son.
The above resolution Of syntpalhN
Was read and unanimously adopted.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-23
Approved
,lCHN WYLlE,
GAVIN SPENCER,

IALVIN cTENNT-IN
Auditing Committee
I'm motion of Supervisor Conner On
and seconded, ,hc report wa" ''.Vt
and carried by the following Nolr n,
Aces. Andrews. Bell, Hreoe 1,;' ID Wv ~,
ming. bronson, Callasan ,n",aei
Ilark. Conner,on, DaNy, Dt ~. ,..,. -
I5y.e, Dunn, Eells, Farley, [I aap..
u,orth' Goedtner. Hall. HaWley' s1ea'.
,uill Hearty, Holland, Hunter ha s,',,,
helm Kelley. Kahn, Langley ,-"r ,(nt
Marshall Nitschelm, O'Donne.t, roo -,
reed Riche., scherer, Seinp' , Shauh !, -
aack smith, spencer. States, lra'noo
Tadych. Willset, Nililai'ls' "''''''
Wylie Yockey. Zolpher.
\ays None.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-23
Records.

The records OF yesterday after
uocn's session were read and ar
proved
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-23
HENRY ZODpHE
Gentlemen,

IA the Chairman and Beard OF sup
ysors Ct La Sale County.
Gentlemen .,,. 1,,;id
\ orr Committee on Public blIa-
inss and Grounds desire 10 report az
follows. ..,,.;-,,,,
times during the past three mon =, +,
and made thorough inspection Oh an
Work in their depal tmen.a' an" "S"'''
ia reroyt conditions as follows:
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-23

ArprOvcd: 81, LIZ.
ANEL lIElBERG.
Auditor.
All Of which i respectfully SUD
mitted
GEORGE +. BELL,
Chairman.
F. +. STATES,
HUGH HALL.
On motion CT Supervisor breuer,
and seconded the report was adopted
BY he following vote;
AYES: Breuer, Brenning, Bronson,
Callasan, Charley, Clark, Connerton'
Driscoll. Eells, Farley. tarnSWortn
Goedtner. Hall, Hawley. Hearty. Hot
land Hunter. Langley, Marshall
Nitschelm. ODonnell, Richey. Schere,
seirp. chadensack, Spencer. States
Trumbo, Tadych, Williams, Winans
lockey,
Nays, None,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-23
Adjournment.

Moved by Supervisor Holland thai
we do now adjourn until ten ocio'.'
Saturday morning.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-23
Blind AID.

Ir. Chairman ana Gentlemen O l'''
T. ard Ct Supervisors,
Your Committee on Blind AID Woull
RESPECTFULLY report that they nave eN
mined the matter OF the petitions ti
Dave penoyer and Ignatius NashNo-
WAX for aid under the blind act. pre-.
seated before them, and recommend
he following,
That the petitions be granted an
hat the County Clerk be directed /,
place the names Of Dave Penoyer and
tenatius WashkcWiak on the list 81
hose receiving aid under the blin'
act at the rate Of Sl5o.0l annually to'
zach. layably quarterly
Approved ,
ANEL HElBEkG,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-23

IN ttl.
]. WARD SMITH,
Chairman
FRED SCHERER.
!. W. WlNANS,
W. A. HOLLAND,
THOS. j. DANl.
On motion of Supervisor smith,
and seconded he report was adopted
by the following vote;
Ayes: Andrews, Bfuer breunil2'
Bronson. Cal!agan, Charley Clark
Connerton. Eayy. Driscoll, Doyle
Dunn. Eells. Farley. farnsWortn
Gccdtner. Hall. Hawley, Healy, Hlll
Hearty. Holland. Hunter. kastenoeih
Kelley. Kuhn, Langley, Larson. Mar
/ shall. Nitschem, ODonneli Rlchey
/ scherer, Scrip. Shadensack. Smith
! snencer. Trums0. Tadych, Nilisey
! Williams, Winans, Wyiie, NockeN
Iolrhet.
NAYS. None.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-23
II. ". FARNSWOHIft
!. &. BREuNING.
WIN. HOARTI,
+. p. NITCHELM.
HENRY XOLpHER.

ON motion OF supervisor Ch'i'P<'
,,.4 seconded, the reports were adopt'
~ are carried by the following vote
Ayes. Andrews. beh 81 S''S''
Rreuning. Bronson Callaean, Charley
clark Connerton, DaYy, Drls'oi!'
nnylp, Dunn. Eells. Farley Farms
worth, Goedtner. Hall, IIaWiey HealH'
Ilnl Hoarty, Holland Hunter has
tnahpin. Kelley, Kuhn, Langley, Lar
s.o Marshall Nitchelm, ODonne.i'
p,,l Reed. Richey, Scherer, Selpp'
.lensack, smith Spencer. State@'
Trumbo. Tadych, Wii!sey. Nl'l'aN'5'
Wjnpps. Wyle. Yockey, Holphe:'
N1sy. None,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-23

Report Of children quarter ending
November 80. 1919:
Children in home Sept. |, 1919 20
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-23

Children in home December /.
1919 ....... ...........''..'
KATHERINE. A. WARRlNER.
superintendent.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-23

f +. STATt1.
T. p. CONNERTON.
FRANK +. RICHEN.
ArrrOycd. S2.l3a.30
ANEI. HE'BERG,
Auditor
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-23
e,i,d;no Committee Report

Mr.. Chairman ana Heh''e'"'"
Board Of Supervisors .,,...-
Your Committee on PuDhc ',uli' .3iF7,'
Claims beg leave to report 'nat w.
nave examined all claims pfe e.. 49,
hefore them. and recommend Tue pa
nent of the following, aud tia t w.
rlerk be directed to issue otaefa ~,
no several amounts to the St'SA"'
claimants, tOWit ,,.,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-23
,ANEL HElBEhG.
II. II. WlI.LSEl
Chairman.
Carl. NA- 7 ENBElN.
T. w. HItMl
John G BRE l MING.
f. / MARSHALL.

On motion OF Supervisor Nll'SeE,
and seconded the report was adopted
and carried by the following vote
Ayes: Brcuer. Breunlng. Bronson
Callagan. Charley, Clark. Connertoh
Davy Driscoll, Doyle, Dunn, Eelis'
FARLEY. farnsworth, Goedtner Hal
Hawl,v. Healy. Hin. HoartS Holland
Hunter, KastenDcin, Kelley kua'
Langley. Larsen, Marshall. NltscheIIh
D'Donnon. Richey, Scherer. SeipF
,Snadeusack. Smith, Spencer States
Trumbo Tadych. Willsey, Williams
Wrlns. Wylie. Yockey, Zoipher.
NAYS; None.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-23
AXEl. IIElEERG,
IL I Z L.

M FL NT-IHT-I%N'
Auditor.
All Of which is respectfully SUP
nittcd, ,,,.n,,,v
Chairman.
John $. BREuNlNG
II. W. FARNSWONTfl.
WM. HOARTl.
l., +, MIN CHEZ NJ,
HENRY ZODpliEk.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-23
Detention Home.
Detention Home.

7 ~ 7 II ANIME. \, " MN TN.
| Superintendent.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-23

Total receipts for six months
ending Nov. ~. lol99.....'. i.lh22'
Total expenditures paid by
John +. Buchner for six
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-01
SfQfe Insists Girl Shot
Stepfather While Asleep;
Killed Her Father, Too

st. Louis, March 31.-Attempts to
show that Ursula Broderick, 16 years
old, shot and killed Ter stepfather. john
F. Woodlock, while he slept, will bs
made by the state.
Testimony tending to show that Wood
lock lived in constant fear of his wife
and step-daughter was adduced.
The girl, who four years ago killed her
father. Thomas p. Rroderick, in defense
of her mother, Wednesday again came
to the mothers assistance.
Protects Mother in Assault.
During recess, Mrs. Woodlock was
assaulted in corridor of the court
building by Mrs. Bridget Corcoran. a
sister of Broderick. Seeing the attack,
the girl stepped between her mother and
Mrs. CorcOran and defied the latter to
strike another blow.
Ouce. while at the W,"dtock home.
William f. Bright. witness. testified
Urusula referred to her fathers tragic
death wEie quarreling with Woodlock
and remarked:
Yes, and you'll get the same thing if
you don't look OUT
: Exonerated for Killing Father.
On another occasion Woodlock was
visiting at his home, he continued. whes,
Mrs. Woodlock entered with a revolver
and told Woodlock she was going to
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-01
New York Exchange Ap-
plies Unprecedented
Suspension, Barring Ev-
en- Private Deals.
Big Steel Man Short Is
One Explanation; Con-
solidation Another
Protection Offered.

New York, March 31.-Further deal
ings in Stutz Motor shares, one of the
| recent meteoric features Of the stock
exchange. were temporarily suspended
by special act of the governors of the
exchange after the close of Wednesday &
session.
This applies not only to trading on
the floor, but also to private transac-
tions between members and is without
precedent in the history of that insti-
tuition. The governing committee made
no explanation.
10000 Shares Traded on Rise.
Stutz has been the most conspicuous
stock Of the past few weeks. rising
from 123Ea, its final price on March 6,
to 391 at the close of Wednesday $
trading. The advance has been steady
at daily gains Of 10 to almost 80 points.
Approximately 10000 shares have
changed hands on the rise.
StutZ is said to be controlled by Allan
A. Ryan, head Of the banking house of
A. A. Ryan and Company. Mr.. Ryan
IS president of the company and active
in its management. No statement was
obtainable from the Ryan interests,
other than they knew nothing of any
ATTEMPT to corner" the stock.
Stock exchange gossip has associated
the sensational rise of Stutz with re-
ports that prominent steel man went
heavily short of the stock some 200
points under Wednesdays record quo
tation and that he was being squeezed
by those in control of the property.
Ryans viii Buy All Offered.
There were other rumors that Stutz
and several motor specialties dominat-
ed by Ryan and his friends were to be
taken into huge consolidation of mo-
tor interests in process of organization
by one of the leading automobile COM
panies of the country.
Later it was announced that 4. 4.
Ryan and Company has caused an ad-
vertisement to be inserted in the finan-
cial columns of the local newspapers of
fering to purchase any shares of Stutz
Motor that may be offered for sale. This
was done, it was said to protect own
ers of the stock against the suspension
ordered by the New York stock ex-
change
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-01
Municipal Strike Ranks
in Chicago Expand; Tlvo
More Unions Called Out

Chicago, March 31.-Five hundred
Chicago firemen Wednesday voted unan-
imously to resign in body on April Z
in protest against the 1892 a year wage
increase carried in the revised city bud
get passed by the city council.
Firemen who were on duty will meet
Thursday to decide their course Of ac-
ton. The firemen demanded u $500 q
year increase.
The designations signed were Gated
April ?, giving five-day notice as re-
thc tpfa fire ey departmcn aw mhS vesr wage
The 1920 budget, passed Wednesday
by the city council after days and nights
Of wranglinz. added $4.OOO.OOO to the
original appropriation bill and exceeded
the city's estimated revenue by the same
amount.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-01
.B0N|[LA5 SAVED !
FROM KIDNAPPING;
GUARD IS KILLED
Two Attacks Made Upon
Candidate for Mexican
Presidency; Assailants
Beaten OFF.

Laredo, Tex, March 31.-One police
man was killed and another seriously
injured ..n Monday night at Tlalpam. =
alleged attempt to kidnap IFnaGo
Bonilias. presidential candidate, accord.
ing to the Porvenir, a newspaper Of
Monterey, Mexico.
An automobile bearing Senor Bonillas
was attacked, the newspaper declares,
but the police guard fired ut the assail.
ants. dispensing them.
When nearing Mexico City. the ac.
count continues, an automobile withou,
lights suddenly ran into the motor car
rying Bonillas, but he escaped. In th4
resultant fight between guards and the
assaiiants, one policeman was killed and
another injured
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-01

The additions include $2,21O 900 for 10
per cent salary increases, to all city
employees. Salary increases asked by all
city employees totalled $5,5OO,OOO.
Nearly 1900 city employees are on
strike for higher wages and several
hundred others were forced out Of work
through the tying up of municipal ac-
tivities.
Clerks stenographers and bookkeep-
ers, who walked out Tuesday, picketed
the city hall today.
Seventyfour food inspectors decided
to strike today. Collection Of garbage
was stopped as the result of strike Of
200 garbage handlers.
Two hundred sewer workers were
called on strike today and members of
the engineers, craftsmen and architects
union announced they were preparing to
strike.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-01

have an understanding with him. Bright
said he wrested the weapon from her.
At various time Woodlock asked him.
Bright testified, TO see that an autopsy
was performed if he were to die
mysteriously.
The trial was resumed in juvenile
court today after a recess granted Mon
day to give attorneys time to investigate
the character of veniremen and prepare
challenges.
Four years ago. the girl. then 12-
years-old shot her father. Thomas II.
Broderick to death but was exonerated
by coroner's jury when it was adduced
she fired in defense of her mother.
The girl has maintained she shot
Woodlock to protect herself from a
criminal assault.
There were no witnesses tn the shoot
inE," lsrln u prosecutor RecLer, "but
tue physical facts in the case show that
Woodlock was murdered while asleep.
When found on the morning of last April
IA. he was living in bed in a natural
position on his left side. Two bullets
eItered in back of his right ear. piercing
the brain and causing instant death.
IF he had been embracing her. as
she has asserted. it would virtually have
been impossible for her to shoot him IN
the back of the head
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-01

| Catholic diocese of Monterey and Los
Angeles, issued statement here on the
theme Of divorce and re-marriagc Mrs.
Fairbanks is a Catholic.
Bishop Cantwell characterized divorce
as "the greatest Of all modern evils, y
deplored what he characterized as a
trend toward laxity and closed by say
ing THE laws of God and man must be
obeyed for conscience sake. Laws wisely
made for government of civil and social
life should not be easily set aside. fear
that we in Los Angeles are not giving to
the world at large an example of the
ideal Christian life.'
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-01
Price of Meats Is Risit10:
u. S. MediQtOrS Called
Into St0c)tyards Strike

CHICAGO, March 31.-Oscar F. Ncleon
and Carl Spangler, department Of labor
mediators, have arrived from Washing
ton to attempt settlement of the strike
of 400 members of the livestock handlers
union. which has thrown nenrly 10000
men out Of work and caused cessation
Eof butchering At the stockyards.
Speakers 1t mass meeting Of the
strikers urged the men to IAain out
untij their demnndas for wage eeeasea
of $50 to 445 month wers kel.
The men now receive from $50