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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-02-11
No. 3
SHERIFFS SALE.

By virtue and authority Of q
special execution issued from
the Office OF the Clerk Of the Cir.
cult Court OF Warrington COM.
ty. Missouri, ret1rnabie at the
March term. 1920. OF said court,
and to me directed. in favor OF
George Carr. Collector. and
agains. Robert r. Marvin and
D. F. Eichor and unknown heirs
of sane, have levied upen ard
seized sSl the right. title. interest
and claim OF the said defend.nts
OF. in and to the following de.
scsloed real estate. 10 wit:
East nal! Of sontheas, quarter
and south ~esi quarter southeast
quarter. section I5, township SO
range east containing lao
acres.
Al! lying and being in said
ard state Of Missouri,
and will on Norday, tie lst
day o; March. i9.6. t~s,wes the
hours of 2 y 'c!ocA IN she forenoon
aud ) O'Clock in the afternoon Of
that day at the court house door
in the city OF ,Pososi. county OF
Washington Aforesaid. sell the
same. or SO mrch the reoi ~ may
be required. a, public veudue. to
the highest bidder, for cssh In
hscd, TO satisfy said execution
and costs.
L. ". CASEY,
sher.. Of Washington County,
Missouri.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-02-11
No. 3
SHERIFFS SALE

By virtue and authority Of .
special execution issued from
the of1ce OF the Clerk OF the Cir
cuit Court Of Washington Coun.
W, Missouri. returnable at the
March term. 1920, OF said court.
and to me directed, In favor Of
George Carr. Collector. and
against Frank kissr and Frank
Kaiser, and unknown heirs Of
same. l have levied upon and
seized all the right. title. inter.
est and claim Of the said defend
ants OF. In and to the following
described real estate To- wit:
Lot No. 10, block No. Is Of the
Town of Mineral Point, Missouri
All lying and being In the said
and state of Missouri,
and l will, on Moi day. the lst
day Of March, 1920, between the
hours of 8 O'Clock in the fore
noon and ) o'clock in The after.
aoon of that day, at the court
house door, in the city OF Potosi,
OF Washington aforesaid,
sell the same or so much thereof
IS may be required. at public
'endue. 10 the highest bidder,
or cash ia hand, 10 satisfy said
execution aEd costs.
l.. v. CASEY,
Sheriff Of Washington County,
Missouri.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-02-11
No. !
SHERlrFS SALE

BY virtue and authority Of b
special execution issued froW
the Office Of the Clerk OF the Cir
cui, Court OF Washington Coun
~, Missouri, retnrnxble al thc
March term. 1920. Of said coprt.
and 70 ne directed, in favor oi
George Carr, Collector, and
against Miss Agnes Shinia san0
unknown heirs Of Miss Agnes
Shimin, and NJ r Rhodes, trus
sae, / have levied upon and seiEad
al! the right, title. interest and
claim Of the said defendants OF,
In aud to tie following described
real estate. TO wit;
Tract No. |. Saat}3sass quar-.
ter and caa. half OF portbess;
quarter section 20. township 81.
range east, containing ssQ
acres.
Trac, No. = North half and
southeast quarter OF northeas,
quarter section 81. township 81,
range +. east containing lso scres
Tract No. 3. West half Of
north west quarter section 81
township 81. range !. eas,
Tract No, 4 Lot ! OF lot a,
block !. Deans addition 10
fotosi. Missouri.
All lying ard beng in SAID
couniy, and state of Missouri,
ana will on Monday. the Is,
day Of March. 1920, between the.
hours Of 9 o 'elo:g In the forenoon
and !. o'clock in the afternoon O!
thst dar. al the cour. house door,
the city Of Potosi. county Of
Washington aforesaid, sell the
same. or SO much thereof a. may
be required. at public venduc. IL
the highes, bidder. for cash IN
hand. 20 satisfy said execution
and costs.
l.. ". CAsEy,
Sheriff OF WAshis.ton County,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-02-11
No. !
SHEEIFF"S SALE

By virtue and authority Of a
special execution issued from
the Office Of che Clerk ot the Cir
cult Court OF Washington Coun.
~, Mis- souri,, returnsble at the
March term. l0.0. Of said court,
and TO ne directed, in favor ot
George Carr, Collector. aid
against Edward u. Sbimin and
unknown heirs OF same, | have
levied upon and seized all she
right, title. interest and claim
oi the said defendants Of, in and
to the folio wing described real
estate. 10 wit;
Northeast quarter Of north.
west quarter xc~tisn 3S. town
ship ~. range = east. con ,aining
10 acres.
All lyiug ash being In the said
county. and state O.! Missouri.
and l will, on Mondsy, the lss
day Of March, 1920, between the
hours OF 4 o'clock in the fogeno oon
and 5 o'clock In the afternoon o.
,hat day, at the court house door,
in the city Of Pososi. county OF
Washington aforesaid. sell tie
same, or so onuch Ii,c,eAt as may
20 required. At rwh.ic vendoe,
to the highest bidder, for cast
IN hand, to satisfy said sxeca.
tiaE and costs. -. =.
l.. ". CASEY"
ShetiG o. Washington County.
Missouri.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-02-11
M, , g
SHERiFPS SALE

BY ysrtuo Il, 1 authority q y
special execution issued from
A,e otlire OF the Clerk OF the Cir
cult Cour. OF Washington, CouE
W. Missouri. re,urnab'e at the
March term. 1890. o! said court.
and to me directed. In favor a,
George Carr. Collector. ana:
against Charles Cock and .ua
known hsira Of same. have
levied uron and seize. Nil the
right, title. interest aud claim o.
tho said defendants ~. in snS IA
the following described real es
tate, to'wlt;
Lot No, l of Block No, II Towr
OF Mineral Point, Missouri.
All lying and being in the said
county. and state of Missouri.
and l will. on Mon day, the Is.
day Of March. 1920, between the
hours OF . O'Clock in the forenoon
aud 5 O'Clock in the afternoon Of
that day, at the court house door
in the city OF Potosi. county OF
Washiagten Aforesaid, sell the
same. or 10 mnch thereof As
may be required. at public ven
due, 10 ths highest bidder, for
cash In hand, to satisfy said ex
ecution and costs.
L. W. CASEY.
Sheriff Of Washington County
Missouri.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-02-11
No. 10
SHERlFFS SALE.

By wiryue and authority OF q
SPECIAL execution issued from
the otice Of the Clerk o. the Cir
sui. Court Of Washington Conn
ty, Missouri, .returrab!e at The
Mach term, 1920. 0! sasd court
and 70 ne directed. in favor Of
George Carr, .Cellsc,or. aad
against { ". :Depue and rn
known heirs Of the said G. "
DePue, | have levied upon and
sessed slI,Ge rlytt, si,le. istsres'
and claim 81 tile said cefesdan,
,'. 10 and to ,hs following de
serihsd real estate. 10 wit:
South ha.s ut section, SO tow Ii
shl,, ss. range / West. containing
$40 acres.
All lying ana being in 'hs
said county, and state Of Mis-
xouri. and / will. on Monday
tile lst day o! March. 1890. be.
tween The hours ofs o'clock in
he forenoon and so'ciock in thl
Afternoon q. Thar day, a Tho
court house door In the city ol
Po'osis County at Washiaator
aforesaid. SCI. Tie same. or &C
much thereof as may be reQuir'
ed. a, public .vendae, to the high
est bidder, for cash in hand, tC
satisfy said exec U tion and costs
l.. ", CASEY,
Sheriff Of Washington County,
Missouri.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-02-11
No, II
SHERlFF"S SALE

By virtue and authority 1t .
special execution issued 'rou
the of.ioe Of the Clerk of the Cir.
cui, Cuur, OF Washington Ceun'
;y, Missouri. retrrnsbls si the
March tern. 1890 Of sAid cosrs,
and TO me directed. ia favor Of
George Carr, Collector, and
against Elizabeth Rryien add
unknown heirs of same, l have
levied upon aud seised ail the
right. titlc. iateress and rlsi1 at
The said defendant Of, 10 aud to
the following described real
estase. 10 cit:
Lot 3, block ), Tswa sead D
sad additioa 70 potesi. Missoari.
Al lyiag aaA bsaas y ~ saiA
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-02-11
No. Is
SHERIFE"S SALE

By virtue AID authority o! 8
special sxeGrtiun issued from
the ot.:oe Of the Clerk OF the Cir
cult Court Of Washington Coun
~, Missouri, Ye,urnaale ~ :he
MACH term. lstaA, O: sad court,
and TO me directed, il favor Of
George Carr, Co..ec,ox. SnG
against Augustus Jonss. aoesas
ed, aud unknown holss os saji
Augustus Jores, hare ses.e3
npor and seized al tie right.
.atle. .rssses; srd claim cl he
said defendants az. IN ana ,o the
following deseriocG r~@l e.s..e.
to sit.
Lot. 20 AID 50 O.d Towa g:
Po,o&i, M.ssonra
All ryis. and being lu she sad
county. aud state cs Nlssoays.
and ! viii, Gu Monday. sae is,
dsy OF March. 1899. os;weea TIE
hourso. . O'clock IN the f,rrnooa
aud 5 o clock IN 'hs sserat<sa es
that day. Al The asssri o,ss.
dops. IN ,hs city o! fososi, eosa
,y OF Washington Aforesaid. sell
the sane, or SO ssseh thereof as
may be required, at pchlic ven
due. to the higEss, bidder. for
cash in hand. 10 satisfy sad
execution and costs.
L. ". CASEY,
Sheriff of Washington County.
Missouri
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-02-11

| ty, Missouri. rstarnabls NJ the
March term. 1920. Of said cosst,
and to ne directed, II favor oil
George Carr, Collector, and
against Miss Agnes Shimin snA
she unknown heirs OF same, I
have levied upon and seissd ali
the right, title. interest and
claim of the said defendants Of.
in and 70 tho following described
real sstate. to wit:
Tract No. l. Northwest quar-.
tor Of southeast quarter Ut SEC,
tion 81. township So. range l
east, containing 40 acres.
Tract No. s: Southeast qaar
ter OF northwest quarter and
northes 81 quarter OF southwest
quarter section 81. township 81,
range 2 east, containing 50 acres
Tract No. 4. Northwest quar-
ter of southwest quarter section
2s, township 81, range 9 east,
containing 10 acres.
Alllyiag and being in the saio
county, and state OF Missouri,
and / will, on Monday, the Is,
day of March, 1920, between the
hours of 9 o'clock In the fore.
noon and 5 o'clock in the after
noon OF that day. at the cour,
house door, in the city Of Potosi,
county of Washington Aforesaid.
sell the same, or SO Droh there
Of As may be required, at publie
vepdue. 20 the highes. bidder,
for cash in hand. to satisfy said
and costs.
l.. ". Casey
Sheriff Of Washington County,
Missouri.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-02-11

BY virtue and authority OF 1

BY virtue and authority OF q
special execution issued from
the Office Of She Clerk Of the Cir
cuY, CHurs 0! Ws,!s' !s'uGton Cosr
ty. Missouri. returna re at the
March term, 1920. Of said court,
and to me directed, in favor OF
George Carr. Collector. and
against the Union H'll Lead
Company and successors and
assigns. l have levied upon and
SEIZED all the righs. title, inter
Is, and CLAIM III the. said defend
ants OF, IN and 70 the following
described real estate, TO wit;
Trac, No. !. West half OF
northwest quarter section &,
township So, rau4e l east, con.
tanning 50 acres -.
Tracs No. =. West hall Of
nor,hess, quarter OF section H.
township S6, range i vest, cen
tanning. 80 acres.
Ah lying and being in the said
county. and state OF Missouri,
and | will. ca Monday, the is,
day of.Mavch. 1890. between the
hours Of . o'clock in the fore
noon and ) o'clock in the after
noan OF ,Las dsy, "a; the cou r,
house door. In the ei,s ofpososi,
coua,y OF Nasa'rx.on Aforesaid.
sell Tho same. or SO much there
Of ss nay be required. at public
vendue, 70 the high est bidder,
Tor cash in hand. 10 assiaiy- said
.exncutioi, ana costs. e.
;. = l., ". CASEY,
Sheriff d! Washington. Couaiy,
M,ssoayi. E. =,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-02-11
No. ;
.SIiERlFF"S SALE,

by yirtae and authority Of
spacia, exesution issued from
the Office of the Clerk ,oi the
Cireuf. Caur, u Washington
roar'y, Missouri. resurnablc NJ
,he March tern. 1890, oa said
court. and 10 ma directed, in fav
or George Carr, Collector. and
agains - nakuown heirs of Edward
&c. Shimin, deceased. e. al, !
have levied upon ard seized eli
the right, title, Interests and
ciaim Of the said defendants Of,
In and tothe following described
real estate, Wit:
Trac, No l. Lo, = Of northeast
quarter and cas-. half lot > north
west quarter section 1. township
80. Ysnge 9 east, containing LIS. s6
acres.
Trac. No. >. Wost half aud
southeast quarter of southwest
quarter aud southwest of south
east quarter section 81. town
ship 81, range = east, containing
100. SO Acres.
Tract No. 8, Soath half south
west quarter aad southeast quar-
tsr aud south hall Of southeast
quarter ssct,oa s3, township 81.
sange . east. containing ssS
aessa.
Trast. No. I. Southwest quar-
osr and noeth hall se 1ertAvese
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-02-11

quarter and south~est Of hostA.
west quarter see.;on Ss. town
ship 81, range Z east. containing
ESQ acres.
Al; lying and being is tbs ssid
County. and State Of Missesri.
aud | will. ON Monday, the nrss
day OF March 1870. between the
hoars Ut nine o'clock 10 the fore,
noon and five O'Clock in the after.
noon Of that day. &, the court
house door. 10 tho city Of Potosi.
County OF Washington aioreAsid.
sci. he same. Or 70 Ill uch thereof
as may be required. At public
ndae. to the highest bidder.
for cash in haud. to satisfy said
execution and costs.
l. ". CASEY,
Sheriff OF Washington County.
Missouri.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-02-11
SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue and authority Of a
special execution ISSUED from
the Office OF the Clsr ( Of tho Cir
cult Court os Washington Couu,
~, Missouri. returnabie at the
March term. 1870. of said coars,
and 10 me directed. in favor OF
'Gaorgs Carr. Collector, and
agains. Agnes Sh,min Aad Fred
er,ok G. Low rie. | havc}evicd up.
on and seized nj! the right. title.
interest aud claim Of the said
defendasts Of, In and to the FOL
lowing described real estate
70 wit:
Lot No. Z of lot 81. Old Mine
Concession, township IS, range
3 east, containing 50 acres.
All lying and being In tina said
county, aud state Of Missouri.
and l will. on Monday, the lss
day Of March. 1870. between the
hours of Q o'clock is ste forenoon
and 5 o'clock in the afterocn OF
that day, At the court house door.
IN the city Of Potosi, county Of
Washington Aforesaid. sell the
same. or 80 much thereof As
may bs required, At public ven
due. to the highest bidder, for
cash In hand. TO sasisfy said ex-
esulion and costs.
L. ". CASEY,
Sheriff Of Washington County.
A,snoari
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-02-11
Aissou RI.

THEW IL more Caiarrh In this section ct
the country than All other saiseases put
sogvthss. and until the last fcs years
was suppsssd Ia BE- tucufshls, fnr .
Grrat many year, DEBTORS pronnanced u .
local disease and ps~@cfibed local tesne-
Aiea. and by constantly failing 10 cure
With lceal treatment. pronounced u incur
able. Science has proven tatarfh fo be .
epastilattounl dip-ase, and therefore rv-
qniYes constitutional treatment Rahs
Catarrh Cure, Manufactured hy y.
Chessy q Co. Toleda phia. IN The oniy
Constitutional cure on the market, ], .s
taken Internally u acts directly on tho
tsaccd ard mecous surfaces of the syrteIs-
They er~r onc bun1rvst dollars foe any
sase II falls TO cure send for eirculars
&t.d tssttsnnuisis
Aaas-ss. 2 j s-axsEv . CO. rei.Ae. O
eaA ey ;,raaeissa ise.
Jshs MAIZE Sassily I1liD fes ssasllsAtssA
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-02-11

county, and state OF Missouri,
and will. on Monday, the LIST
d ~ OF March. 1890. between she
hours of 3 9o'ciock in the iorenocE
and 5 0 clock ir tho afternoon O.
THAI day, stthe court house dcor
in the city Of Potosi, county Of
Washington sfsreszic, sell tie
SAN or % much .berec. as may
be required. a. public vsAdue, IL
The highest bidder. for cash in
band. 10 sas!sty said execution
and costs.
L. II. CASEY.
, Sheriff Of Washington County,
Missouri.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-02-11
4 Petcsi Citnss Genes
To The Frsas.

Tells His Friends And Neigh
bars OF Hts Experiences.
Rsery Pososi reslis1; should
Rad what y aeisheor says HIS
sestsnoay car be relied upon.
Her~ are his oVa worts-
Eagsrs Hayes. blacksmith,
ave- Il hAd . lame tack ana
pains across my lolas, II hars
u,e 10 ascep or lifs and ny eask
was ssiG and lame when ! arss
sos up in the morning Dosa's
Kidney Pills gave NE prompt
relief, The good resalts have
lasteA. teo."
Price coc. a ali dealers Dust
simpl aak for kidssy ReneAy-
81 Doan's KiAneS Irlis. the hind
Mr.. HAyes bad. Poster III
huvn Go. Afgrs. Rsffsle. n. y.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-02-11
No. g
SHERIFF'S SALE

By urtse and authority Of .
special cxecutien iasued from
the stics Of. the Clerk Of she Or,
ouiS Cours ot Washin9eoa Ceun.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-02-11

A gathering Of Republicans Of the
county assembled u the Court House
here last Saturday siterpoon IN nass
convention Tor the psrpose OF siecting
delegates from Washington County
10 shs Republican State Consehtioc
10 be held st Kansas City on May Ssh.
end 10 the 1hirtssnth Congressional
District Convention which IL being
held 81 Bismarck today, February
litb, where the dsieg aies from the
dtstsisi ~ the Republican National
Convention will be chosen. Ths del.
sgstss elected here vsts--
To Ksnsa3 City,
Delegates Altsrnstes
G. A. Young J. N. Agnew
J. W. Towi Jud Ric0esoU
John Compton Y. II. Deggendosi
W. r. Maclay J. W. Tsdder
George Carr Ben Allsn
J. W. CoIiins Vene Eye
J. r. Ward Geo. H. Miller
To Bismarck,
Wsn. sckuis Id Eye
5. V. Eye John Bone
l.. W. Casey Frank Patterson
J. ~ Asnew Ben Alleu
Troy Eye c. J. Richeson
r. ~. Deggendori Fred Torweeee
". B. Conpton Geo. Duncan
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-08-20

WRANGEI. GETS BUSY, TOO.
Especial United Press Wire.
Paris, Aug. 2D.--GrnrraI Wranarl
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-08-20
WATSON AGAINST US. Imperial. ISM
Labor's Congressional Candidate States
Clearly His Views Upon Questions of
General Import; Opposed to Using
American Youth to Fight Battles For.
European Governments.

Burton Watson OF Mssoula, Nonparsan and Labor League
candidate for tIesdemocatic nomination for congress- who is
in Butte, called upon by Bulletin reporter this morn
ing and asked to make statement of his position upon national
and to state particularly whether not he stood
suarey upon the platform adopted by the dcmocratic party at
The San Francisco conventions In response thereto Mr. Wat
made the following statement:
Il feel thai to the voters Of the first congressional dis
rct statement Of views national issues u! general put
particularly upon those questions wherein differ with the
policy Of the national democratic administration and The plat
form adopted at San Francisco.
Chief among these is the league Of nations and scarcely
less important is attitude towards Poland and the other
buffer states erected by the mpera! coSeIos at Versailles
Il desire to say with all the emphasis that can put upon
the language that am absolutely and u"eraby opposed to
that proyisioa Of the league of nations which would oblgae
to preserve against external aggression r territorial neg
rity and existing political independence &" a" members OF the
league. Such obligation would be Standing menace to
the peace of this nation and violation Of the pledges made to
The world when entered the and betrayal OF the honor
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-08-20

The fear OF the mOney-barons OF
Montana that the workers and farm
crS of the state are about to strike
IL deadly blow al them in the com
ing elections. was related amid
bursts Of applause at last nights
meeting OF the local Labor league.
The meeting was the largest and
most enthusiastic OF the campaign.
The prevailing spirit Of the assem-
blage was not that they need to
worl: for more votes, but to see that
the votes are counted as cast. There
WAS no fear expressed by any
speaker that the entire farmer-labor
ticket would not go through with a
huge majority if the votes can be
counted, and the repeaters challenged
and arrested
Addresses, brief and to the point,
were made by w. +, Dunn, Charles
Gildea, Burton Watson, candidate
for congress- Louis p. Donovan,
candidate for district Judge, then
explained the law in regard to re-
paaters, vote stealers, judges, etc,
to the prospective Watchers that
there would be no confusion when
they assume their duties of protect
ing the basic american constitutional
rights at the polling places next
| Tuesday.
Charles Gildea, who has just re-
turned from trip around the south
ern part of the state, told of interest,
ing attempts by 100 per centers
/ tbankers, business men and other
| thugsl, to prevent meetings from
being held by B. X. Wheeler, par
ticuarly in the proximity of Rec
| Lodge. The sheriff and business
men of these places were informed
oy committees o. coal miners, Mr.
| Gildea declared, that if any attempt
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Pr: n PRISONERS rs
IN BAL. 7 more:
RUN RIOT
Police and Guards Fail to
Quell Row Until Firemen
Use Streams of Water
From Hose.
Especial United Press Wire. J

Baltimore, Aug. 20.-Seventy
hunger strikers rioted in the
dormitory Of the Maryland peni-
tentiary here early today. The pris-
oners, who had been segregated, due
to their strike, tore the electric
lights from the sockets.
Aided by the darkness, a few
broke out OF their cells and released
the rest. They then started a demon
stration which lasted until daybreak.
Thirteen guards were in the build
ing when the rioting began, The
police, responding to the riot call,
fired some shots, but We're unable
to COW the rioters, who broke Win
dows and battered cells. They
hurled buckets and bricks out of the
windows at the police.
The city firemen were finally sum
moned and subdued the prisoners
with streams of water. Intermittent
outbreaks continued, however.
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Plans to Secure Honest Count
of Tuesdays Votes Discussed

was made to prevent peaceable as
scmblages Of citizens, a tragedy
would be enacted in behalf of the
constitution of the United States,
which guarantees free assemblage.
THE white-collared roWdies who
would have broken up the meeting,
Gildea said then proved that they
have more than just a yellow streak,
and that they are all yellow" The
meetings, he said, were not inter-
rupted, and business men were
heard to express the opinion that
their cause, that of robbing the peo-
pie, was lost. Gildea told OF the
sentiment for Wheeler on the demo-
cratic ticket, and for Wilson on the
republican, saying that he had not
found single person who con-
templated voting for Mcdowell.
William F. Dunn, candidate for
the legislature, then took the floor
and warned the meeting that the
real fight would be that in getting
the votes counted, and not IN the
campaign for votes, as the people OF
the state are thoroughly dlsgusted
with the present administration, and
| demand a change.
Burton Watson, of Missoula, can
! didate for congressman, made an in-
teresting talk concerning conditions
! in his portion of the state. He told
of enthusiastic Wheeler meetings in
Missoula county, and in the Bitter
Root valley
A stormy corps of watchers and
reliefs for them is being formed, and
| it is planned to use more vigilance
at the polling places than ever be-
fore, to prevent the thugs OF the
sixth floor gang from again robbing
the people of their only means of
legitimate expression of their de-
sires.
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NEARING LlsNlBERG.
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NEW BLAzES IN FORESTS
IN NORTH idaho SERIOUS

Spokane, WASH, Aug. 20.-Forest
fires i'll The Thunder mountain terri
tory in northern Idaho are being
fought with the aid Of wireless tele-
phones, installed By the forest serv-
ice
While rams III some reserves
checked the flames, high winds are
flaming new blazes beyond control.
New fires are reported In the kani-
kau, Pen Orielle and Spt. Zoe forests.
Serious fires are sweeping hundreds
of acres in the Wenaha forest near
MenGlcheC.