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Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1920-09-04
GOVERNOR HART HAS MADE GOOD

Governor Hart is broad.minded and efficient
AS governor he has been conscientious and
courageous.
Governor Hart is not the candidate of any fac
ton, group credible has been and is the COVER
Of ALL the people.
Governor Harris official acts have been con.
sistently prompted by single motive-humane
practical, economical administration of the state
government.
Governor Harris appointments have been in.
spred, not by political expediency but solely bv
the desire to render the rgeatest benefit to the
state. His guiding thought has always been the
greatest good to the greatest number
Governor Harris watchword is 'Humanitv''.
His principal in the conduct of the states
several institutions has been the welfare of the
states wards his prime purpose being to convert
the wards into useful, law-abiding men and women
Governor Harris conduct of the affairs of his
office has been safe, sane constructive and pro.
gressive.
Governor Hart is mentally morally physically
hit. lie is OF the people. Courageous and unbiased
he insures square deal for ALL He is worthy Of
your support.
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1920-09-04
Governor Harris Platform
Made Up of Official Acts

candidates attempt confuse and mad voters BY
statements that they will do $50 and whck already has
been done or is being done by the governor himself
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07
BELl.E BENNETTS uOip
INTERESTING MEETING

The enthusiasm OF the member
Of the Belle nenncit Missionary SO-
oicty. OF the Polk street Methodist
church. was shown by the number Of
members that hraycd the dust st0r.a
Wednesday To- be present at the reg
ular business meeting Of thc Society
held ~ the church. he following
was accomplished by the Society
during the past month. according to
reports ssde:
Mrs. Ponder spcsi seas for flow
ors for the sick. Miss Oliver col
icrted siI.15 aud enc pledge dollar
Mrs. Frost collected st6.7i c'rclo
dues. The Social Service committee
reported - pot plants enc & boh-
queis sent to the sict: - dilnrrs
given: 30 yisils made to the sick
and strangers. SG.!i given To tho
poor ana . garments given 70 the
poor.
Mrs. simpson appointed a sick
committoe. who will serve for the
next two months. ~ follows: Mrs.
Neal. chairman. Mesdames Miller.
Wallace anG Dodson.
Rev. Brooks asked the Society II
they would cooperate with him IN
taking the church census and each
member expressed her willingness
10 do 50.
Mrs. Neal rcnd slme intcrcailrg
items from the Bulletin pertaining
TO the Home aad Foreign work. att
which the meeting adjourned.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07

tonight 10 be held In the parlcrs Of
the First BAPTIST Chnrc! ~ . o'clock
dnd hear the first of the series. The
fCilnwlng program will =. rcudcl cd.
Song Service.
Prayer.
Business
Drill OF Key Verses Tor hW week.
Scripture Lea "a. Hebrews NJ
10.
lntrcdIclloa Miss less Hutton.
Paragraph I. Faith Is Encour-
aged by Faithful Mitnc.s, Miss
| Ruin hrycr.
Paragraph H. Faith II Infpircd
! hy the Example OF Jesus. "-llOwar,,
Smai.
Vocal so!o. selected Miss sophia
pruhm.
Paragraph ~ Faith Shodld
Lead Us Ever 90 BE More Fliihful''
Miss ConcVieyc Campbell.
Ten Minute Talk en- "Thc possibil-
, tiles OF serving God IN My NuE'ness'
- NJ. Rybuin
g'rgycr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07
ilniur CHRISTIAN Endca,or Program

jIniur CHRISTIAN Endra,or Program
Subiocl--FoliOwing that wu'ca %
fuod
Lender Ruth Meyers.
gryiipiurp Lesson pFalr.s 10
Prayer 8y The junior suporln'
iondaui
Recitation ka,huryn Stidgor.
STORY Road by the Slperm,crd'
ant
Reading Nltr Minnie Ross.
Memory Scripimo-pralms 10.
SONG Somebody Did Golden
Deed
Recitation .il.Ce Scott.
Superintendent Talk.
Poll can Naihcryn stidGp.
business.
Announcements.
Assignment OF work.
Mispah.
Ruth Movers. President.
The above program will be given
Tor all Juniors al the First Chri9-
tian Churcyh sanday afternoon.
March Z ~ 4 o'clock NJ children
Of the Junior age are especially ~
yitcd To this seryice+ We had a
large crowd Oui last sunday and It
aOod meeting aud will have neither
Sunday We are planning on an ico
cream piciuc ssOn. Come aud JON
70 you will not miss out on the fun.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07

Circle ~ will meet Wednesday
Circle WIN meet Wednesday
afternoon at a.3O o'clock at The
home of Mrg. ". II Rhodes. S"'
Madison street. The following pro-
gram will be rondcred:
Opening Hymn.
Prayer.
Subject: Veterans Of the Gross"
l.eadcr--Mrs. Cray.
An Old Testament Netcran--Mrs.
virgins.
4 New Testament Netcran--Mrs.
Draly.
4 18TH Century Veteran. Mrs.
Carrie Jones.
a Goth Century Noternn--Mrs.
Ch0shir.
Reading o, Missionary Letter.
from China.
business.
Closing Prayer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07
N."afg club iIuld, Dcligmrn

VICE.
The Needle Club held ~ uFlvl
scmi-monihly meeting ~ the very
pleasant home OF Mrs. J D. Roy
land. 1899 Van guf'r street. Tues
day ftcinoon. March :.
The hour pnstrl quickly " ~
merry conversation ~ d dainty hard
work Late In. IT, afternoon tin
hostess served delicious refresh
'uents consisting Of salad course
followed by an ince course
Besides the regular club memb-
cu'eis present.
Tuesday. March 9th. u he nest
secular meeting day for ~, rlul
Lnt the meeting VAL not BE- held M
IN next week. Tues lay. March 10th,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07
Mnmnn,s club Entertained.

The Womai's club was delightful
~ entertained Saturday afternoon
with line party 1T the Mission The
ate by Lrs. T. L Ware. After IN
loyinE AN uf Sudden Peggy -
starring petite Marguerite CLARK, the
pariy returned TO the Ware residence
lean,iluily decorated fny the Dccd-
s.Cn In cut flowers and fora. Yhcru
delicious refreshments of ice crcala,
caro allied almonds and homemade
candies were served them.
Mrs. Charles Nlig0rc. and Mrs.
Oliver kakie Wv.f ellp guests Tor
the sftcIncUn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07
woman's Mis>ionsr, socic,, to Nlcct

Tho Noman's Missionary Society
= the Polk street Methodist church.
viii meet IN the annex Of the church
Monday afternoon at ESQ O'Clock.
Fourteen questions from the Rook of
Proverbs win BE- the Bible study
with Airs. Lcachman ~ leader. and
The seventh chapter OF the Mission
study book will he In charge oi Mrs
G. T.. Johnson The subject Will be
lirazil
A business sessiQ. viii b" held Mt
the close OF the program. About
an hours quilting Is to- be- done and
arrangements made for un Easter
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07
Pirri.in Club 10 Meet

The rlerian club will meet thurs
day afternoon. March nth. ~ the
home OF Mrs W. +. Wh.c, 1909 llar-
rison street Mrs. Ncnr will hay"
charge of the following lesson on
FlOrnncc.
The pala1zo Nccchic with It's llir-
ioIical Associal ions Mrs WhCat.cy.
The Campanilc
Tho Cathedral--Mrs Tay
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07
baptist Young Peoples Jniun 10 49,
addressed u, IiusiDcs> MIN
IA s..4ifs AFT Inl..s

"a ciics o. talks have hrrn arin-
gcd by tn u. Y. T.. 4. OF IN" First
Baptist Church discussing a." posi-
n'i,lrs OF serving God IN iulinosJ.
Men who hive male good m bust
ncs' and vet are scr:lnts I'll God lIc
going 20 give inspiring ~ IS nl0rg
-, Inc. come to the l'.ng 80
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07
RUTH J. MEYER



~ Pan-iIellcric Association held
"A call meeting Friday afternoon At
lie home oi Nrs n l.. ilginboinam.
iGn7 Van Euron street. There was
splendid Attendance and many
things concerning the local organi-
zatiOn's future were discussed. II
was decided IT, met once month.
tho iirs, regular melting 10 be held
Friday. Aarch la'h. the Kappa Al
rhp Thcias 10 be hostesscs Of the oc-
c.sion The various nOrOrities viii
act 90 husiesscs In turn, NJ the fu-
cure meetings..
Following The business session de-
licl0us rcfrchhmeltf OF sandwiches
cake and tea we're served by the hos
tess.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07

Bazaar and Market.
ON last wednesday. the Sncirty
voted to chan~e the weekly melting
from W.anu, day iu Monday, ,he
hour being 2i30 o'clock. Another
matter brought before this meeting
ma definite decision reached, VAS
ic authorization pf the parsonage
committee to purchase three piece
sct Tor thc n.islc room OF the dis
uIcl parsonage. and a chair for he
rpep1iion hall
iho president desires O fan at
.ndlnca % members ~ The Monday
f.hsl1u.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07
spI,IN GNIGHT.

(By Paul Scott MowreD
High "a my Window l lean 10 'he
night and the wind.
Spring ard the poience Of passion
iia labords distil.
Course 10 the quick Of me: far IN a
lap Of the hill.
I would be- wandering whittier the
wild In me will
rreatning ne perfume OF carih. oil
the rain-floodod srasa.
Mcrgine m, ne IN ne hlc " ali
creatures that pass.
wlneing with birds. drinking deep
with the cuk hy the rill--
1.os An the ache aud urge OF the night
and the wind
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07
buchanan Street Methodist ,hurrh
Missionary SHcist, To Meet,

The NOman's Missionary Society
OF the Buchanan Sirot Me;hoi'st
Church. Will meet TUESDAY after.
noon ~ $50 O'Clock ~ the church.
The devotional exercises viii hc "A
b. the president OF the organizal on.
Mry. NJ. NJ. Person. 7 he topi' ni the
as, noon will be- Systematic ~, Ink.
NniaI re- asked J.. come prepared
e ',s?nnd ic the rcl ,all with ye g.,
flm the script i".E U,ncrr9ilF -
subject rliis b. y tie Jas. ti't-
NIX 81 H. rial' 20 membtrf AZ ~ -
asEod 10 come nr, i.ucd 10 pa ,hc'r
dues .s'lors ~. Always wei Cmr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07
Tra,,l study club

The Travel Study Club met at }
O'Clock Friday afternoon with Airs.
1. o. Wilmington. 1901 Tyler street.
'Americanimtiun nv Mis-. Sipbel,s
and Mexico" by Mrs. Maud Wilson
offer program of rare Interest and
attraction. II l. said. ind fun at
tendance Is requested.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07

circle |. OF the Fhst Baptist
church. viii meet Wednesday after
noon III . $50 o'clock a. the homie OF
Mrs. Charles Hand. 500 buchanan
s,rco'. There IL much important
busluc,s 10 b. brough, before tins
nicotine. and . full attendance ct
members Is urgently requested.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07
Episcopal ,u,iIiar, To- Meet

The Woman's Auxiliary Z" th"
81 Andrews Episcopal church viii
meet Monday afternoon at 3.3J
o'clock at the rcctmy Tor business
and Tor study Of ;hc Episcopal
Church text book ON AmcricaniZa-
ilOn. "Ne'ghhors." Miss Corbin will
be leader for the afternoon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07
THF COWARD

~ CAROLlNF GiLTlNNN
I Hes before ml wounded feet:
The crOss ! AN to hear.
Blocking NY path II frlghlcns me
To see II living there.
hnd yet. dare not turn away.
Nor yet dare go around.
God. give me strength To carry IL:
The thing upon the ground.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-24

Men and women who suffer from
any of the symptoms mentioned above
will Be interested in the experience Of
Mrs. H. NJ. Moulton, who lives 1T 103
North Lincoln avenue, Aurora, Ill. She
my blood has become 80 thin that
] suffered with increasing frequency,
from smotherin1 spells. These At
tacks frightened me and gave me a
great deal of worry. was SO pale
that my friends remarked on my ap-
pearance. I was weak and my stom:
ach was 80 upset that solid food Of
any kind caused distress. I didn't sleep
well and had frequent headaches.
"A friend who had used DR.. Williams
Pink Pills as a tonic urged me to give
them trial and procured a box. Ten
days after began taking the pills
my appctite improved and it wasn't a
great while before ! was able to eat a
good meal without distress. I have re-
gained my strength and as I continued
taking the remedy my blood became
richer. seldom have headache now
and sleep well. l strongly recommend
DR.. Williams Pink Pills to everyone In
need Of 4 tonic.''
Dr.. williams Pink Pills are sold by
all druggists, or direct from the DR..
Williams Medicine Co., Box 1908,
Schenectady: n: Y, at 60 cents per box,
postpaid. Write today for copy Of the
free booklet. Building Up the Blood." "
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-24
LowDEw CARRIES cnorEAv.

Special to The Daily Tribune.
Choteau, April 23.-Governor Lowden
Of Illinois carried the three precincts in
the town Of Choteau and two outside
precincts in the presidential primaries.
The returns:
Republican-For president, Harding,
2: Hoover, 21; Johnson, Is; Lowden, s.:
Wood. 81. Electcrs-Farnsworth, 75;
Kemmis, 46: Mcleod, IS; Power. 81;
Richardson, 50; Jchn Allen. %; w. r.
Allen, IL: Alexander, 16; c. B. Allen,
13; Ambrose. II; Anderson, II; Burlin-
game, 11S: Baker, II; Brimacombe, So;
Galway, 81: Connolly, "a; Donlan. p:
Dorr. II: Fcnner, IA; Gibson, As; Gum,
IS; Gorard, AZ; Haire. "a; Hart, ~;
Johnson, 81; Kirton, Is; Larson, 100;
Mcdowell, 80; Mcmillan, 2S; McWil-
liams, p; Selway, 1O4
Democrats-For vice-president, Ste
wart, 20. Electors-Cisel, 40; Hurd. 40:
Kennedy. "a: Toole. Al. Delegates-
Ayers, 20: Barth, so: Bole, 28; Burke,
Is; Erickson, %; Hathaway, II; Kehoe,
4: Kelly, 16; Lane, 8; McGregor, O.;
Murphy, II; Newman, SO; O'Connor, 6:
O'Neill, s; Purcell, 13; Ramsey, Is;
Reynolds, II; Scarce, 6; W. r. c..
Stewart, 8; Thompson, Z; Walsh, 81.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-24
ROAD BONDS CARRY.
Special to The Daily Tribune.

SPECIAL TO Inc DAILY Tribune.
Shelby. April pa very light vote
was cast here today. no returns being
available tonight except from the first
and second precincts. in Shelby, as the
other II precincts Of Toole county, ex-
cepting Browning, are in country dis
tricts which are not reached by tele-
phone. It will be one to three days be-
fore official figures can be announced.
The telephone line between here and
Browning is down. In addition to the
primary the citizens Of Toole today vot-
ed upon a 100000 bond issue for road
construction. This was evidently car
ried as there was practically no Opposi-
ton in this city. The vote:
Republicans-For president-Hard-
ing 6. Hoover s, johnson 81, Lowden 8,
Wood So. For delegates-John Allen
1s. W. r. Allen 46. Adami 81, Alexan-
der 36, c. B. Allen 43, Ambrose 80, An
derson "a, Burlingame II, Baker 80
Brimacombe 35, Callaway 63, Connolly
81, Donlan 10, Dorr q. Fenner 8, Glib
son q. Gum 10. Goddard 10, Haire 80.
Hart 46, johnson s, Kirton 8, Larson
65. Mcdowell IL, Mcmillan 10, McWl-
iams s. Selway A.
Democrats - For vice president
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-24
JOHNSON CARRIES CHINOOK.

Special to The Daily Tribune.
Chinook, April 23.-Hiram johnson
carried the presidential primaries In this
city. Complete returns from the two
precincts here, give:
Republication president, Harding,
2: Hoover. IL: johnson, 81: Lowden,
10; Wood. 18. Electors-Farnsworth,
so; Kemmis, 66; Mcleod, 65; Power,
Sc; Richardson, %; Dslesates7John
Alexander, 46: C. B. Allen, ~; Am
brose, ~; Anderson. 35; Burlingame,
81; Baker, SO; Brimacombe, 50; Cal
laway, 46; Connolly. ~; Donlan. rs;
Dor,r, "a: Fenner, 13: Gibson, II: Gum,
&c; Goddard, 81; Haire, 4: Hart, 19:
johnson, "a; Kirton, ~; Larson, Al;
Mcdowell, 8; McWilliams, II; Sci
way, 16.
Democrats-Stewart for vice -presi-
dent, %. Electors-Cisel. 20; Hurd. "a;
Kennedy, %: Toole. "a. Delegates-
Ayers, Is; Barth, 10; Bole, 10; Burke,
Is: Erickson, II: Hathaway, 6; Kehoe,
3; Kelly, s; Lane, 4. McGregor, 4;
Murphy, g.: Newman, II; O'Conuor, 6;
o'Neill, 3: Purcell, s; R.msey, =;
wart, g.; Thompson, 2; Walsh, 10.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-24
eALlATIN COUNTY.

Boseman, April 23.-Fourteen pre-.
cincts out Of IS in Gallatin county give
for president on Republican ticket,
Johnson, 230; Wood, 103; Hoover, 5S;
Lowden, So; Harding, 2. For delegates
John Allen, 80; ". r. Allen, 1O4;
Adami, 175; Alexander, 1877; c. B. Allen,
175; Ambrose. $50; Anderson, 172.
Burlingame. IS: Baker, 1865; Brima-
combe. 1854; Callaway, 1872; Connolly,
113; Donlan, 146; Dorr, 40; Fenner.
SO; Gibson, 81; Gum, 72; Goddard, 103;
Haire, So; Hart, 50; johnson. SO; kr-
ton. 80; Larson, 1O1; Mcdowell, 1OS;
Mcmillan, %: McWliams, 3S, and Sell
way, lit.
On the Democratic side for delegates,
Judge W. r. c. Stewart has 34S votes.
s.%e; RP: Bos s4e aS Senator + Walsh
1913, Maggie Hathaway 1873. James F.
O'Connor 178, Mrs. Thompson 153,
Charles ]. Kelly 142.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-24
Primary Law Changes
Likely to Bewilder
Voters Next Election

Helena. April pa peculiar situa-
ton confron.s the voters Of this state
ed by Attorney General Ford. The
opinion was asked for by Secretary Of
State Stewart
An entirely new primary law, which
Is chapter 113 Of the session laws Of
1910, which law was to have been sub
mitted to the voters at an election last
September. but which was held up BY
petition under the referendum will be
voted upon. This law would repeal the
primary law under which the state is
now working. In addition, tho voters
will decide the question Of whether t
add the amendments to the primary law
now in effect which were passed 1t the
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-24
THIN, NERVOUS AND
RUN DOWN PEOPLE
sy.proms OF AxEm,A

of anemia or thin blood
generally complain Of weakness.
palpitation Of the heart, dhills.
headaches, fainting spells, attacks
Of dizziness, indigestion. breath
lessness after slight effort, sleep
lessness, pains in the back, ner-
vousness and numbness.
VALUABLE time is often wasted
because the victim tries to find
4 relief BY treating the symptoms
instead Of getting at the cause. !
RELIEF from all these symptoms
can be obtained by treatment
with 4 tonic that will 80 rebuild
the blood that nourishment will
be carried to every part of tho
body, the organs. nerves and It's
sues. When the blood becomes
rich and well-oxidised every part
of the body is strengthened. The
symptoms disappear when the
cause is corrected. .e
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-24
DEER LODGE COUNTY.

Anaconda, April 23-With IA out of
10 precincts heard from Deer Lodge
is favorine Hiram johnson as Republi-
can presidential candidate by a vote Of
approximately IL to l over Wood.
Hoover and Lowden received only a
small scattering vote.
Such candidates for delegates to
national convention on Republican ticket
as promised vote for johnson are being
favored. The Democratic vote is very
light IN comparison to the Republican,
many Democrats voting the Republican
ballot to assist johnson.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-24
WESTERN MONTANA. TOWNS.

Nlissoula. April 23-Returns received
here tonight from western Montana
towns are as follows:
Poison, Flathead county, Harding, 4;
Wood, II.
Thompson Falls, Sanders county,
Harding, |: Hoover, 5; johnson, 4e;
Lowden, 13; Wood, s.
Steyensville, Ravalli county, Harding,
4; Hoover, 28; johnson, IS; Lowden, Is;
Wood, SO.
Plains, Sanders county, Harding, 0;
Hoover, 10; johnson, Is; Lowden, Ii:
Wood, IA.
Alberton, Mineral county, johnson, II;
Wood, /; Harding, 0; Lowden, Q;
Hoover. O.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-24
HoovER.LQWDEN TIE.

Special to The Daily Tribune.
Poplar, April 23.-Poplar voters tied
today on Hoover and Lowden for the
Republican presidential choice. The to-
tal Poplar vote:
Republicans-For president: Harding
4, Hoover 20, johnson Is, Lowden 20,
Wood Eor slfeto5': F.rnf%9stn Fe%t1
Ee'4sasSR iea e, ". K K Alien Hs Xei:nder a 1o
Allen 10, Ambrose TO-, Anderson IL,
IL. Csilaway "a. Connolly IS. Donlan
Is. Dorr 8, Fenner is, Gibson 20, Gum
SO, Goddard q. Hare IL, Hart 16,
johnson IL, Kirton 16, Larson Is, Nc
s:',xs1 PGwelI 3 3 Mcmillan s. AcWil'''m' g.
y, Democrats For vice president: t
assd sts%':t g. Gg s. Ss'tEes Tose iss s
delegates: Ayers 10. Barth 8. Bole s,
Burke is, Erickson 6, Hathaway I. Ke.
hoe 3, Kelly Z, Lane 9, MeGresor 8,
Murphy 10. Newman II, O'Connor 8,
O'Neill 5, Purcell 3, Ramsey II, Rey
nolds 3, Scarce 4. Stewart Z, Thomp-
son 4. Walsh Is.
LowoEM CARRIES cuLBERrsoN.
Special to The Daily Tribune.
Culbertson, April 23.-Lowden proved
the choice Of Culbertson Republicans
today. The vote:
Republicans-For president: Harding
1, Hoover ., johnson II. Lowden Is,
Wood IL. For electors: Farnsworth 30,
Kemmis 26, Mcleod 26. Power so, Rich
ardson "a. For delegates: John Allen
20; w. r. Allen "a; Adami 13; Alexan-
der IL. c. B. Allen c6. Ambrose Is,
Anderson Z, Burlingame %, Baker 13,
e. Donlan Is, Dorr ii. Fenner 10,
Gibson 10 Gum II, Goddard 8, Haire
8, Hart %, johnson 21, Krton ., Lar
son Is, Mcdowell 10. Mcmillan II, Nc
Williams 6, Selway 10.
Democrats-Tor vice president:
Stewart 4. For electors: Cisel Z, Hurd
Z, Kennedy Z, Toole Z. For delegates:
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-24

county, but anti-Johnson delegates
victorious. City, johnson. 60; Lowden,
48; Hoover, %; Wood. is: Harding, 8.
Delegates leading are: Galloway, Con-
nelly, Donlan. Gibson, Burlingame, God
dard and Selway.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-24
PARK COUNTY.

Livingston, April 23.-Fourteen Park
county precincts out of %, including one
from Livingston, give johnson, 1914;
Lowden, "a; Hoover, 81; Wood, 46, and
Harding. 6.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-24

Ayers 3, Barth 4. Boles 3, Burke 4,
Erickson 5, Hathaway 3, Kehoe 3, Kel-
y 4. Lane !: McGresor !. Murphy !,
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-24
wlss0uLA COUNTY.

Missoula, April 23.-Nineteen out Of
80 precincts in Missoula county give:
Harding, II: Hoover, 208; johnson, 571 !;
Lowden, 115; Wood, 100:
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-24
CUSTER COUNTY.

Miles City. April 2.-Custer county:
Eleven precincts out Of 81 give johnson
3O3, Wood 269. Lowden 161, Hoover
100, Harding 10.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-24
SWEET GRASS COUNTY.

Livingston, April 24-Telephone re-
turns from Sweet Grass county show
johnson, carrying Big Timber and
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-24

extraordinary session Of the legislature
last August and which were likewise held
up by petitions filed with the secretary
OF state. Attorney General Ford holds
that both questions shall be submitted to
the the event pegntb both ,aw. aPe voted in tie af
firmative, as to which viii be the pri-
mary laws Of the state in the future.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-24
10 CHARGED WITH SUGAR
PRICE PROF11EERlNG

New Orleans, April 23.-Ten sugar
dealers, six wholesalers and four re-
tailers were arrested Friday, charged
in federal warrants with having prof
Uttered in the sale Of sugar. +!
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-24

Most of the products Of Hawaii are
raised by irrigation.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-08-07

nncsS. but color plays less llhPor'
tant part this season than in the carry
history Of sports attire; designers ar
rive at their results by more sup'Ie
means.
There is plenty Of color however,
for those who find IT becoming ana II
IS used wit delightful artistry III
some of this seasons sports SetS-n
SET being a skirt and overgarment "I
some sort. In the picture above there
is y skirt and smock of coarse natural
linen The skirt is short ana full ana
nlain The long blouse has convenient
three-ouarter length sleeves ana COM
Portable round neck. What puts TINS
smock on the map of the fashion Worlu
&c the vivid embroidery about the DOC
tom of the smOck which might OF
course be an applique Of linen In
bright colors outlined with yarn IN
black. Figures of birds and geometrl,
cal forms take the place or moran
motifs occasionally. Unbleached domes
tic will make a successful set OF. TINS
kind. The small, soft hat Is mace OF
narrow ribbon and has a little Gus
ter of yarn flowers applied to the up
per edge of the brim. Flat-heeled can
vas shoes and Isle stockings fnisl
, this sports dress correctly.