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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-01


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sgCa as : noE SAT- % D. Importing
No he3r.ul Suggestion how - pro
t@ct the esyz1t-y and 1he SPECIAL in
-e-es.s ~ The sane -@s Is i t+-
szass he thinks sGch a2 attempt
needless: -hz1 lzt,or low A-as ths al
van-zxe and intends % keep i and
Ae. ,se pubic pay the h5lls,
u -hs ax- NJ G1mr-rs Eas rep
r--se1-aEye II lz-ge czo-s=-vs i've
element II organized 1zco-- At.eg
-,e rsoGzs- essneo- urged and carried
through radical measures Success
suny. ,hs Conservative I've and ist
1.ys sseze-. was tA-uS. ASIDE ]. Is
za-.n- Campers l. hcl6taE lis place
~ catering % TIE radicals Noting
VII check their crusade sbo-- q de-
tea
With . ,.res56erLzzi -3-c-ann sP-
Es-sacAang. ras. So = w3F 10 en-
oazss AID casole Notwithstanding
NJ. Hines has PUBLICLY Thanked en-
1ioyes xea railroad o@cisl for los1,
effort u assisting TIE govsr@e-.
yo0 viii hear i said he latter
xan,ad the Eo.s--0s,, - FAKE :
talrre II ihew 6ld. i required no
Effort O. Ihsir par 20 assure TIA.
tsitn-s; 1haG wzs z to-sgons ce'nCf1-
szo,: business can't b. 6o-= SEC
csssfu,lv by unbas1assSi5a.s za-s-
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20 employ
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soverr-snI cont-cs- Epe--s--e -
makes answer. tha goys-nneE, 5s II
-asy mark. esF.ec42-iy n = grssidaL-
al yea
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government cout<o. q railroads
walea isn't surprising II T.e~ ..
whs7 Mcaac-e Cd and uLz1 1t waits
NJ. LaFo1le--@ wants spTe-Z-2en.
,zr-rol. NJ Se-y=- WITS Il 1-4 IFS
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limited. Contemplated goVerD=a.
s-yrrr,. CT th@ -oz6s AID they II coz-
t7o! q re government
Il al ;.e history % railroads 4
nj. co0r--y-a-1 lneE Lave o-z1 as
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political have beer robbed md t-se1
Used % rob s~-.he-s ls ne- q
thsp,s- II wtra Ihere i gsv=als1
-rea-er disregard to- Jhe geolIoa
= ss.zrs G. al concerned thai APPEARS
r lie efforts q those seeking % COZ
..ras political nisn21zEsne-7 q f.s
aF.sries Of trade
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-01
WTNDSORvHIE

hoyenia Ssnnscc who fss, -,
.ns .ee Two weeks aro ard ssss.i,ss
E%As-f1l bruises Is sin ccnxnexs =, -
led. - aSE
MS Arass S9-oai las res,--s~s
ION : TS1, With her saa ana 10
sAEaTly n Augusta Mr.. and M-S ~
Srro0,. s>'~,1s
J. w. French was a rexens ,-sss,
il Arsuss2- ~''ss
NJ aHd Mrs Herbert johnson sn..
S1,-i 1ss1 Ct BranSwsck wes~ .ns.~-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-01
ASPIRIN FOR HEADACHE

I-sS q -Eaye- -shis-s {. ASPIRIN
"a q Esyr package Containing
nrwe- d-ec-a1s fu- Headache,
CoaGs PAN Neuralgia L1nnago-
and Rheumatism Name Ssys-~
means EI1os AsS-2 prescribed ey
PHYSICIANS s1r nZ1s-es. years ER25y
IL boxes e - -zhse.s SOS. few csc-s
.Sp-.n Il trade marx If Ssye-
Mzrutsctars 9. Mooaecs-scAciie<-e-
6. Salcyt1ce c56--A5T
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-01
TERRi~-E ECZEMA
FOR 10 YEARS
No Trace Of The Disease
Since Taking "fluit-a-fves"

Dover, New HampsE.-s
In 1864 I began to BE- e-ochse-s
with Ecxsna Ny arns and tsr
were nariaS-d mos OF gle time: and
sometimes coaid squeeze The PES
OCT q nv banda they we're 50 bad
About : moa1hs' ago. Glanced to
read an al Of Frust-a-t,yes' and
Scotia SALIVA N which was told of q
person cured q Weeping Ec1eua hy
these remedies
After using TWO boxes Ct Frzif-s-
lives and ore boz q Scotia Sara
/ an entirely free q Ec1@z-
Dr. E " OLZENpAN- d. V u.
SIC a hex for &.ss. trial sire &c
A, dealers Or frcu FRCrT-A-TYFS
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-01
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The as1as exGsAss- 90 NJ 81 :"
Jay Clark passed away lxs, s.
1scezsrS after 3 sAsrs Illness .. ~ .?
ase csesa and raer-saz1-
Mss Ma-soa S5sec-s - SsoxSe =
Sso GasseS CAysS--axs ~ltA ~ 80
eats Mr., ss6 Mrs Es--y Nas>-e. -
sarnea 10 As< aV.sos NaztSS
Ne-ssa> ,Ae sSSsas se- 81 Mr, sd =
6s>-Ee SseAso~d s VERY :. With Pc
@easa- HIS S-SaSzsesAe-. MIS- E>-a-7s;
hssxssra - oa<s-S fer As-s-
Ms 1-siss Me~~ew xs Nsu Hangs a
Ps$se& Christmas ~ Asr Ne-as = :, q o.
Iss ssssasss 81 avsASr Crx-S : i, = &.
~AcssaHs SocA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-01

T.c= P-esi54-- Na-sasE says n =
1ez =. WIZ LIE II re Ss-z-s The
ripe ,escso-s Craps - hang rz-1sr
high Even . Big Eat q -1p-oe FAY
hz-sy -ezCA .h-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-01

Nsw jersey Threatening oullScz-
ton beams q IL p-cAEo-o-y
anea6neoee jersey lightning mar
suks .rcs /. -he sane r.scs Ary-
hor il seems 20 have gone 20 ~
head lately with f-ez-s-cy-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-01

i wlI p vel for the NstzaazI
House i oecozss5erng Berger %
hare Z m.rS CARDINAL G5bbocs al
vsc= 20 '-a5s- 70 -he EJECT tax those
foreigners w1e CG-2e 70 his coEatrE
arr CO 70 s. - aaE< ses- 60 back
Ere~e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-01

Gse ees E--s,2 81 3 ns~ year IS
poee esne <r- "a - Ek- re,se-sF-fSes
sae rsess1sx- employer ans ~c-Sers
a-s these sAe z-e oeE.se-- - 50
ec~r~ ses srs-s-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-01

Ra1c-e5 as Al u burner. M
steamer Bs-s. arrived Sz-uE5ay I
Boston t-oz Wilmington D. vaa
New YORK ald vi D 2-zc-5 OF -hs
kS-sD Steamship Ll=s- Inc BIS
to--NeE yo-s -u- ner syrox
C-cs- razSse2Es- STEAMERS VII b al
re-ed from ccAl 20 O. furnaces Z IL
ts-as- 81 economy Il operation
TIE BsEsE- = { sis-s- ship % .1s
Can5s- and tie ERo zig turbines
Is-s bC-s- % M q t1e Boston
Bangor Ina t-- ws-e is-s- d-vs-ec
70 WAY Se-Tlcs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-01

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-01

Thar 80 say Ths =ar-h s--l vc1seslss
II is orbit. tc- vor.--E = -o- god
form nevertheless
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-01

Taa t.cls5sEE Eake o5c.z1 STAT
ne-, q :.|g'g persons =xec--a6 by
;h@ Z Ezsszz the sr< tree lou-As
e 1917 Co-nsr- seems urnsc=sz-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-01

= wl-i-op correspondent Ec-,=s
as fellows
II a zT1c1s o. -he editorial p<s
q yoc- IEsp.s- --cs--ly vo1 Ue--
-lo,s1 L.s JsEe-- 5o2ss Il Sgu--
Ss-wick as beng IL ci6as- hons II
-as- Tow / would say Iaz- -ae
h=-S-o. EcasS vas hui. il ia:
a.-s1s.ng TIE JsEsg- nous= ~ yas-s
TIE k@-s-ao~ homes = mentioned
by So Je~er- = = -c-y Lever
C'-s - ~ members II rs e-ew @.
PAU Jcces slip Tia Ranger hzT-
3-E l1ved -1s-e- This noCsa = L III
possession aoE aid has heea II NJ
-DLy's rscsssszSo. <o- nearly 81
Years. prsvroce % Wiki = Eas
owed fey = hat cs2-1-v NJ IL 1a-<
Lsza- ? Y-a-or- ! would Ike ve-r
NH 70 k2ow Il ,o=-e are z-y 5c1s@
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-01

Wishing you = happier Nsw Eezr
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-01
E.STEgN SIEAkSaP LNH. Ia:.
BOSTON & PORTLAND LINE
Freight Service Only

STEEL STEAMSHIP BETS.
Lave Pc-sx-5 F-2rkT- = -.
GCNlaYS WEENSDAE> - ~,
DAYS a. so P L. for Scs.--
Rs--D- Leave Eas-c- C--.:a
NlGE, TUESDAYS -ECES- -.
SAT RDAES ~ $50 =. N
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-01
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-01

Cap J5a- X Fzro~ ~ - u. Ntc
Lss .Us- returned t-on : voyage II
Bz-ouR Russia .s-k u sad co,di-
,aols II Tie B1zcs SEA -egsc- e
zEs everything 5 sG-os s1c=p. rn
and fruit Food and clo,a-E brings
fabulous prizes EAs- = - eso-z5-stIa
Back Ssa 1sv5Ez-son Is selE r-e-1scgs
t-scz1se o. me floating Elrss and
r. shores are s--eEo VIII wrecked
ss-2ssn1ps-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-01

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-01

Azsvsta Lodge Directory
cUsHNoc CHAPTER. NO g = =
y STATED eonvocs-1cl n Tr-x
Te-rse ThESSzy Jan !. a. s-~ =
n Ecyni Arh RefresADenfA =
rsur-x ccEpxnions are
~ nsS y b NASH High Prief-
Il J. THING. secTs.ary-
sETHLEHEM LODGE. NO IS. z: Z
a N Special comn1nsr1uon sA1 -
prezi-x. ian :, II 30 oracck-
$50 -e-,r,se Work e NJ n oe =
a. soorri-x heethr<z are <o-1a2as!
SHas ". cREAkEE. Y. ~
PEARk z FULLER
Trinity coMMAMoEay. NO J,
Srsc:g, cozac1xrs called 1c- ro-k
Z he Fed Gross z1d KnaEheA q 49, =
q FrscAy eTs--g. JAZZ = X = -,
P NJ L the AF-fl0 MzsonG !.
SoscrrnEnE trzEe-s cordially f1FEsa -
GaRLs r CHASE. EnL Ca
GEO Il BANGS. Rers1dsr-
Odd Fellows Han
ASYLUM LODGE NO. "a. l. o. o: E.
8ex-ix. rAeraE YridEy eTenfnK n IA
ROBERT A CONY, ~ o
EDWIN r. WESTON keeg
JEphTrA ENcANPMENT. NO. 3
Meetings n 20 P IL every ssco1S zo1
1cE--n Tves6zy- TE-s6ar. jan =.
RoyA Purple dsCe Est.shEnsaI
". p CERRIER- g P
G : FEASLEEs Scribe
CANTON AUGUSTA. NO .. p. n.
Regular meeting ever t5y- IDescAy
n c-C.ock T1ssdaE. jan y, trs.zE-
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I = pEEaNo 81 CIR.
c. A. r. THE REGULAR MEETING
q Seth E5Iszl Post M =. ArE
1ha-HtAE - ear Dc1th
q {. s-EsoS AT 90 O u
AUGUSTA LODGE NO. 81. s.P.o.E-
Eeg1lz- DeHz n tae EIks HoDe-
K1nA-o- s-r-s- tie ssccol ana tyErta
T.-s6srs q EEca Dcc-h Il caock
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QUEEN TEMPLE. NO. ~. FYTniAN
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PEONNIE z ANES. -. E g
ANNE s ARNOLD. ~ q 2 and c
fr-.A-9-S
CAPITAL eRANGE no. gag. p. OF
Il N-eles - 1ad <L Saturday eve
n .: 81 HEs WI W9I5 4 = \.
MRS EMMA ?. HOWE. Ssc
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N. z Q. p. kENNE5Ec LODGE
Nc. "a oest- :. G = ? azn ne 3rs:
zo5 bird Tassasy sve-Es Of ese1
Erz-t =. II 9 5o~s
US H.AN yaFTIRE. war5e-
MS ELXI F. HoNE. Re- SEC
KNIGHTS OF The MAccAeEEs
Ae--ss.ec -sz- NJ. = z-s-s IL MAJ
Szas-S taL t-aa former EzEs Cga a2zr-
Ls-s Nz-- So. IT l-E z1s -NE. T-lss-
dzE . s4ch Eya-1 - n
NJ z a. : F = e o
usiFcFM Rank KNIGHTS or
P.1A2E-~ King Co1a.nY. Na- RsEula-
CAP, cAs Z EovNG.
BED X TANK EEas1-R
esra.1-th-sz.-
GEN. PHiL SHERIDAN CIRCLE.
No. 3 LADIES' - lAs 9 a 2 EsEzla-
res Z = r eaH .-E z5 A.--
NJ .SEGE GAs. F-es
se-,s~,---1-slLy:
COURT PINE TREE NO. %. FOR
eE-ers O A-e-czr meets = Gas6t,
Cross haA the Grs- zas ns-d Tsu-s11ys
q sz1 ~ 2; o,sioss
JOIN WHITE Fn SEE
El-cA-Ez-v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-01

Arthur ! D1u,o- has .cs- t=. "a
s4=rss5 prsSds-- ot he Bath Driving
Club and with the hoard o. 55-ac-
tors Is arranging to- lc-s and l.
-s-sseEg ss-3ss % -aceS On -he sce
There are mary fast horses II Bath
and u = planned % 1T shsl o.
cacs q weak 6E-zE -he Season
Dex1er school teachers received q
Christina. p-esec- u re to- q q
increase O. from - 70 IS pE- cant L,
thar salaries TIE Increase takes
s@e- AZ TIE beginning Of re vz-.e-
tssl II cuo weeks
us william 2 CRpnaa azs tie
Sympathy q Maine FESTIVAL r@-
oers and patrons II Tie death q her
fa-a-, Samuel FzrHer Of o;1o
Mr. FaREDe- vas 81 years If age
and Apparently II good bath bu.
eeata cane very s156safy IS Re -s
seated ., lis Sssk He lezvs s4Y-
e-al oits- children besides NJ
Chapman inctading 6zzge-s-. NEss
Elizabeth Faulkner WING i val
KNOW for hs- MUSICAL Srs n-e-sr
work
Sac L 20 have plant fcg making
marin. MOTOR Machinery Is s-sir.z
installed and the zos1rv !. @E.-
II % Be- L fun s~Ex II a fsz-
DonfAA Two Esd5sSo-G me- z-e ~
.s-e<esd II the business
NJ and Nrx- George @. u Ssyrs-- q
Eoestor5s III, O. New Years O.
Informally observe tas sSh sn-.-
vsrszry q shs4- marriage hy : cz,-=-
party :. Ihe hoEne 81 NJ SozB.e
nephew and wife M an5 Ms. Fl.
Sumso1 z South Portland Tssx
~iI - a-ts3ces 81 zt-oz- 81 p< sfse
family and relatives Of tn csar-rsse
from MAioe- Nasszchuss.s Essc.5e
Island AMI Vermont the diner q, u
served .. LIS. Il Ehe eTersnx frxrrss
: 10 SO o'cicck AT the --exScenea esr
M aid Mrx- S0aie- 1s- Woezfo-ss
street an Informal FscspS5ea VILE -
ae&l LIZ -As t-.sxzis AID ae2EAlxrs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-01

Eawy New Year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-01

Add -A- and : aC0 WTz-@ =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-01

xENKE TEE ASSOCIATED PRESS
-Ae AasacA-bs F-eAe = <1;a1szse.
- -r.t=rS - rhe 1ks Try -xyE2 s4ycAl1@ .
al oeus e2s,k tE1ss c-e1-ec o = q =
c..s-rs& c--crss = lis E7E- Els
x2<o Ia Ia nswF pzAs-E-A. as-s
AZ -AH e rsc-a5-K-Iae @. z-,ec-Ls
G-S-a-cAs. asse1- S-% E-is- -ese
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-01

TN.-s-z.- Isrua-. : 7G
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-10-23

no doubt but that labor in many west
ern states was fairly solid for the Dem
ocrats The railroad men, especially in
the west. voted for Wilson in large
blocks This was perhaps the nearest
thing to class vote which had ever
been cast in the United States. No one
thought much about it at the time, but
with the intensification of class feeling
that the war brought about, and the re-
cent formation of a Farmer Labor par
~, it begins to become apparent that.
for better or for worse, parties based
upon class and occupational interest are
almost certain to supersede the ancient
and now largely meaningless division in
to Democratic and Republican parties.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-10-23
COX OR HARDING.

The presidential campaign is drawing to it's
end. At this stage of the game it is considered
good political tactics for each side to claim the
earth. We have the chairman of the Republican
national committee on one side claiming that
his candidate has dead sure cinch on carrying
every state west Of the Mississippi river except
Louisiana and Texas and every state north Of
Mason and Dixon's line. In fact he claims most
of the states south of that line also and only
comedies that the Democratic candidate may
have show to carry three state in the union.
These are Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas
Chairman White of the Democratic national
committee is not quite so optimistic. He is
ready to concede more than three states to the
Republicans but is confident Of carrying enough
states to give Gov. Cox very large majority of
the electors. The fact is that neither of these
men know any more about the results of the
ballot on Nov. 2 than you do, or any other reader
of The Tribune.
There is supposed to be disposition ingrained
in human nature to climb on the band wagon
to acclaim the winner and flock with the crowd.
1t is this supposed attribute of human nature
that politicians appeal to when they make ex
travagant claims Of success before thew can
possibly have any certainty of such success So
each side claims the earth, hoping to convince
such citizens as feel the impulse to flock with
the crowd to come over to their side and vote
with them. There is also another element in
the voting population that is attracted to party
candidate in proportion to his chance Of success
and that is comprised Of voters who have special
favors to ask Of the federal government. This
class is perhaps larger than the public supposes
Besides those who hope to receive government
salaries, or government contracts, or appropria-
tions for some of their pet projects, there are
good many business men who desire for one
reason or another to stand in with the federal
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-10-23
Consider Two Sites
for the Oil Refinery
Lewistown to Build
Special to The Daily Tribune.

Special to The Daily Tribune.
Lewistown, Oct 2o.-Some time next
week it is expected, George Wolf of
Oklahoma. and his associates, will defin-
itely decide upon the site for the oil
refinery they intend to install here. two
locations that meet all requirements now
being available. The company. which
will be known us the Great Northern Re-
filming compaay. estimates that the enter
prise will call for an investment Of $780,
600 for the plant. plans for which are
being prepared. W. U. Baldwin. an ex-
pert in the refining business. will be the
superintendent and he left Oklahoma
City for LeWistown yesterday.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-10-23
Total
Train Wreck Victim
a Prominent Pioneer
Special to the Daily Tribune.

Specihi u the iaiis iAouhe.
Missoula, Oct 22.-Gaspard Des-
champs. who was killed Wednesday in
New York Central wreck III Erie, Pa.
was one of the leading men of western
Montana, business builder and ranch
er. He was resident of Grass Valley
where he was a prominent member OF
the pioneer section of that country. He
was president of the Grass Valley
French Ditch company and also of the
Deschamps Implement company.
Mr.. DeschHmps had been called to
Montreal, Canada, to the bedside of his
sick brother and was returning from
there TO Montana at the time of his
death.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-10-23
Postmasters Named
For Montana Offices

Special to The Daily Tribune.
Washington. Oct. 22.-Announcement
was made today by the postoffice depart
ment of the appointment of George V.
Ansons as postmaster at Genevieve,
Valley county, to succeed Arthur r.
Moen, removed. and Of the appointment
of Harry A. 1ibbals as postmaster at
Haugen. Mineral county. succeeding Mel
vim j. Emmert resigned
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-10-23
Jap Burns to Death
In a Cleaning Shop

Butte, Oct. 22-According to reports
reaching here from Dillon, 10 miles south
of here. NJ. Washio, Japanese who
conducted cleaning and dying establish
ment was burned to death in a fire
which destroyed his establishment last
evening, and which for a time threatened
the obstruction of other business build
ings. The report states that the damage
amounted to over $1,000 Washio's body
was burned to crisp.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-10-23
Quits Paving Work
Until Coming Spring
Special to The Daily Tribune.

Special to The Daily Tribune.
Lewistown. Oct. 22.--The Two Miracle
company, which had the contracts for all
of the concrete street paving here. has
finished up its season, leaving several
blocks to be paved next year. The COM
pany continued its work as long as it
was felt safe, stopping because Of the
approaching cold weather. 1t will have
about 25 blocks to pave next season.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-10-23
MARRIED IN LEWiSTOWN
WILL RESIDE IN BILLINGS

Special to The Daily Tribune.
Lewistown, Oct. 22.-Aliss Marie Jen-
nj. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Fred Jenni.
prominent people of Beaver Greek. was
married to Ernest A. Reuss yesterday.
the Rev A. Pfaus performing the cere
mony. Mr. and Mrs. Reuss win make
their home at Billings.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-10-23
DEMOCRATIC FUND

The following voluntary donations
have been received by The Tribune in
response to the appeal Of the National
Democratic Committee for funds. The
Tribune will receive such donations and
forward them to the national committee.
Previously acknowledged .........$ 5000
JOS A Barker. receiver land office 5000
~
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-10-23
IMPROVING MUNICIPAL
WATER PUMPING PLANT

Fort Benton. Oct. 22-The city pump
ing plant is heing improved and enlarged
by the installation of new 5-inch CEN
trifugal pump. which will be operated
by electric power. This addition viii
practically double the pumping capacity
of the plant.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-10-23

put in glass case of convervatism. and
set to blowing pretty soap bubbles of
platitude and generalization, while Mr..
Wilson and his supporters went about
the country hurting hard bricks OF fact
about what they had done and what
they were going 10 do
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-10-23
WASTEFUL PROMOTIONS.
w. N. BOLE. Editor
q. S. WARDEN. MANAGER

They 60 on year after year in spite OF the SAD
experience of many investors in these concerns.
They fill every line Of manufacturing, mining,
banking and commercial activities. The pro-
moter and his smooth tongue has separated
many man from his hard earned savings in
country and city. The greed to get rich quick
is the string in human nature he plays on to his
own profit. It is a good rule for the average
man to follow to keep out of any business which
he knowns nothing about personally but is told
will make him rich. Clay Robinson & Co., the
we'll known stock commission men, in recent
number of their Live Stock Report" speak Of
two promotion stock companies as follows:
We have referred heretofore to the speculative
flotations of local corporation stocks which have
been going on in many parts OF the country since
the end Of the war and even before and which
have had much to do with the present tight
credit condition. In the state of Iowa at this
time two new companies organized for meat
packing are in the hands of the COURTS and in
vestigation into their affairs has revealed scan-
dalous expenditures in promotion.
The Midland Packing Company Of Sioux City
sold stock amounting in face value to S8,422,3O0,
upon which it appears to have received S6,272,-
533, and is holding uncollected subscriptions for
the balance The amount received is accounted
for as follows:
Promotion expenses 81, ,56l ,814
Packing plant .....-..........~... 3,l58,o9I
Note discounts ...............,.... 100000
Salaries lll,O5o
Organization expenses .......... $4,000
Travelling entertaining, etc. ........ 11,787
Office expenses Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
In addition to the foregoing there is an operat-
ing loss Of s2O5,86 3.64, which indicates that the
company actually reached the stage of producing
meats
The other company, known as the "Associat-
ed Packing Company" of Des Moines, did not get
quite SO far having sold only S3,8O0,O00 of
stock, and having gone no farther in construc-
tion than to acquire a set of blue prints. Ex-
penditures for promotion have been on SINH
lar scale.
These stocks were sold mainly to farmers,
upon the representation that the undertakings
were of the nature of cooperative enterprises,
and the ground was we'll prepared by the exag-
gerated reports that have been in circulation
about the profits of the packing industry. The
investors could have bought the stocks Of the
ong-established Chicago companies in the open
market at less than their book value at the very
time they were making their subscriptions to
these new concerns.
The farmers bought in blocks frequently of
$4,000 and $4,000, and gave their notes which
were discounted in neighboring banks, where
they will have to be held until paid off by the
produce of the farms.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-10-23
ZERO in THINGS TO WORRY ABOUT
columbus Dispatch.

columbus Dispatch.)
Apparently the other candidates do not believe Mr. Wat
kns has enough votes deliver make his
about withdrawing worth considering.