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Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-23
HELP wANrEp-FEMALE

WOMAN for ranch work. 1904 Fourth
avenue north.
MIDDLE-AGED woman for general
housework; good home. Oil Fourth
avenue north.
WANTED-Girl for general housework.
916 Third avenue north.
WANTED-Child to care for in private
home. 1417 Third avenue north.
LADY CLERK for dry goods and ready
to wear department Must have several
years experience and be able to pro-
duce results. Basin Trading Co., Stan
ford, Mont
WANTED-Housekeep to take care of
ranch miles from Wolf Creek. No
extra work. Salary $45 per month. Sam
George. Wolf Creek, Montana.
WOMAN COOK, 625 First avenue north.
AMBITIOUS. energetic. young ladies, to
travel during summer, for large
Chicago publisher. Experience unneces-
sary Good pay and permanent posi-
tions for young ladies who can make
good. You must be able to leave Great
Falls at once. See Mr.. Forsythe, AZ
James Hotel, evenings.
Neutrality-suspicious. ratron at Dea-
coness Hospital.
wANTED-Cook. Y w. c. A. cafeteria.
WANTED Posting machine operator
for Montana bank. Must be experienced.
Montana state Bank of Waller, Waller,
Mont.
WANTED-A woman to do house clean
Ing. Place pays S35 together with liv-
ing. Montana State School for Deaf &
Blind. Boulder, Mont.
SECOND MAID to work in country home.
Best wages 315 Second avenue north.
WANTED - Experienced chambermaid.
Apply in person. st. Paul Hotel.
WANTED-A girl to work for room and
board at the Nurses Home. Apply,
Deaconess Hospital.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. laundry girls
wanted, 30c per hour and up. Conrad
Steam laundry. Conrad, Mont.
COMPETENT maid wanted for general
housework. Mrs Il. o. Wheeler, 1901
Third avenue north.
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GARAGE and equipment for sale. Good
town, near oil well. $500 Bargain.
Box GO Tribune.
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FOR SALE-Furniture OF 12-room apart
ment house, always full; excellent loca-
tion, good home and income. 514 Third
avenue north.
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WANTED-TWo wire or reed flower
stands for 6-ft. windows. Fone 1888.
WANTED-To borrow $1,000 for years
on 5000 No. / city property. Box IS
Tribune
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FOR SALE-Or trade, (terms). three
Brunswick Bake pocket pool table,
nearly new. One eft. marble soda
fountain. One 5-ft. show case. Two
ware cases. One cash register. All COM
plete. Address. Lock Box 81, Iona,
Montana.
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FOR SALE-s0o- acre farm and stock
ranch. Bargain, to close estate. Loca-
ton IL miles from Williston, n. Oak.
Fenced and cross-fenced. Running
water, good springs; barn 40x100. Other
buildings fair. For particulars write:
Nell Donovan, AdmX., Williston, N D.
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ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Nov. with Sc
of Illinois 102 counties complete, and
the majority of the returns in from
all but one of the remaining counties
election officials yesterday practically
stopped work on the unofficial tabula-
.ion and turned to the official count.
which may not be completed for sew
eral days.
Nothing in the late returns has al
tered previous estimates OF the extent
of the Republican victory Only one
major office in the entire state-con-
gressman from the Fifth (Chicago)
district. remains in doubt. Congress
man A. J. Sabbath. Democrat, is lead
ing his Republican opponent by about
200 votes. with few precincts still
missing.
Senator Harding Is leading Gov Cox
on the returns from 5,O01 out of $3.50
y; ecincts by 714.452 and estimates
of his final plurality exceed 100000.
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Teachers Will
Return Tonight

Most of the Fremont county teacn
ers who have ben in attendance at
the annual meeting of the Colorado
Educational Association at Pueb o
and Denver the last three days, viii
return home this evening. although a
few delinquents mag not do so until
tomorrow. The advance guard of the
Canon City contingent arrived from
Pueblo this afternoon and report a
highly instructive and interesting col
yention there. For the convenience
of teachers residing in different por.
tions OF the state the association
meets simultaneously in three diyi-
sions: One of them In Denver, one
in Pueblo and one in Grand Junction.
The same lecturers and practically
the same program Is Carried out at
all three of them. One of the biz
features OF the convention in Puebl 0
on Friday was the address of DR.
Frank NJ. Gunsaulus Of Chicago, on
the subject, THE Education OF the
American" The PUEBLO convention,
which was held in Memorial hall, was
attended by nearly 1000 teachers and
educators.
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Arrived from
Seattle Today

Mrs. J. b. Bartlett OF Seattle, Wash,
arrived here from the Pacinc North
west this afternoon for visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James f
Bartlett had expected 20 meet her Sis
Mcclure. S13 River street.
Ms Bartlett had expected to meet
ho- sister Mrs Edward Z. smith ot
irooklyn. y y IN Canon City. OF
whose presence here she had been ap-
ipised before leaving home. Much
to her disappointment she learned
on arriving that Mrs Smith had been
allied back 10 her home in BROOKLYN
d q telegram informing her OF the
m den illness ot her husband Mrs
smith left here for her home last
Monday evening and Is supposed 10
nave reached there today. Owing 10
acute neuritis from which she has
suffered for some time. Mrs. Smith
made the trip East by easy stages
stopping at Kansas City. ST. Louis and
other points en- route. for rest and "a.
superation. The meeting between
the sisted. who had not met for nearly
10 years. had been looked forward 10
with much pleasurable anticipa tion In
the visit In Canon City.
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Industrial Stores
Company Leases
Acme Block

The Canon City Industrial Stores
Company is making progress under
the. organizer. w. a. Reynolds. anu
his associates. The company has
leased the entire Acme block for 4
period of FIVE years. and will open
their store December l. This build
ing is located ON Main street, and al
present the lower floors are occupied
Sy the Blue Front grocery and the
Canon Tire Company. The building
has 55-foot frontage. and is 1l0 feet
deep with full basement. and will give
ample room for doinr> their business.
The location is ideal and they consid-
er themselves very fortunate in Sc
curing such a fine bui ding and loca-
ton.
For the handling OF the fruit bust
ness. the shareholders of the company
hope 10 be able 10 secure the build
ing now occupied By the Canon City
Fruitgrowers' Cooperative Associa-
ton, which they consider the very
best possible location for this branch
Of the business. as Il is the intention
TO establish a canning factory ana
cider mill next year,
&. ". Radcliffe OF Denver. the gen.
erai manager, VIII be here to assume
charge Of the store abou, Novenibei
20 He is man Of wide business
experience In large business enter
prises. and has had years OF experi
ence in the general mercantile busi.
ness. and comes TO the local board
with fine recommendation. He wi
give surety bond TO the amount Of
10000, and will be intrristed with
the employing of rhe head, of the dif.
terent departments and all clerical
help, and. will be held responsible tor
the actions Of all employees.
The Industrial Stores Company. ae.
cording to the organizer is founded
on a sound business principle. safe.
Guarded from every point, avoiding
me pitfall OF loose business deals. The
accounting system is similar TO bank.
ne systems, requiring daily balances.
thus showing daily the result OF the
business The sale OF the issue of
stock will soon be Completed.
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KENTUCKY. =

LOUISVILLE, KY. Nov 5.-Elec-
ton of Richard J. Ernst, Republican
candidate for United States senator
for Kentucky semed assured when
The vote from all but IL precincts
gave him a lead OF 1928 over his Dem
ocratic opponent. Senator j. C w
Beckham.
Returns from 3,123 out OF 3.226.
gave Ernst 462. 2.840, Beckham. 455.602
Gov. Cox, however had majority
of 1858 over Senator Harding. With
but nine precincts missing Harding
had 45S.623 and Cox 462,5S1.
The swing OF votes to Ernst began
when mountain counties in the Tenth
and Eleventh. districts began sending
in returns.
The result of the voting on ons
Kentucky precinct probably will mo-
be known. a fight ensued at the pollf
and the ballot box was stolen. &c
cording to telephone reports. This
was in Breathill county, in the heart
of the mountain district.
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RAILROAD ASKS
GRANT TO ISSUE
GREAT sum OF
SECURITY BONDS
Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion Gets Application from
New York New Haven q
Norfolk Road.
fBy UnIs~d Press,

WASHINGTON. Nov. 5.-The Inte-,
state Commerce Commission has re-
ceived an application from the New
York. New Haven q Hartford Rail-
road Company for authority to issue
Ss5.000.00o in bonds bearing per
cent interest in favor of the New
York Central Railroad Company;
S7.oo0,0o0 in bonds bearing per cent
interest in favor of the Richmond
Terminal Company. and s3.I0O.00O IN
6 per cent notes.
These sums are 10 be used as COL
lateral security for obligations re-
sulting from improvements and loans
by the government during the Federal
roatroi Of railways.
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PRESIDENT ELECT
HARDING Will
use commercial
PASSAGE ON TRIP
Wilson Offers Use of Presiden-
tiai Ship Mayfower to Hard
ing, but He Declines.
.Hy Initcd prr--l

WASHINGTON, Nov. e.-The boom.
ing OF cannon will greet Senator Hard
ing wherever he appears at army
posts along the Rio Grande riy er
while on his vacation at Point Isabel.
Tex. Army posts will fire a presi-
dental salute of 81 guns in his honor
under special orders from Secretary
Baker OF the War Department.
Senator Harding has declined Pres:-
dent Wilson's offer of the presidential
yacht, Mayfower, and the esco.c OF
q battleship on his forthcoming trip
to Panama, saying that he has already
arranged for an ordinary commercial
Passage 10 the canal zone
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Victor Miner
Kills Himself

VICTOR, COLO. Nov. g. Thomas
d. Hovel. 30 years. an employe of the
Portland mine for years. committed
suicide at about $3.50 o'clock Thurs
day afternoon by shooting himself IN
the head. at his room in the Bank
block.
Mr.. Hovel had been in i'll health for
some time. He had not been able
to work for the past two months the
revolver, used TO end his life was a
.3S-calibre.
For the past several years Mr..
Hovel was surface foreman for the
Portland. Before becoming foreman
he drove team for the Portland He
has been IN the employ of the mine
since 1904 He was unmarried
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Election Bulletins

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 5.-Returhs from
sparsely settled outlying districts in
Missouri which only in recent years
became even doubtful in Demo
cratic tendencies. today served % in
crease pluralities for nearly every Re
publican sandidate.
Only three counties had not been
heard from last night.
Their returns were not expected uD-
til the official count and political Oh
servers said there was little chance
that they would change the status Of
any candidate. In the Fifth district,
Bland. Democrat, led Ellis. Repub-
lican, by 256 votes for election to the
Eouse with five precincts normally
Democratic. missing.
Senator Harding led with plural
ity of more than 10000, but Senator
Spencer, running against Brecken-
ridge Long for the Senate, fell be-
hind his ticket, although his plurality
was expected to nearly 100000.
Thirteen Republicans and two Dem
ocrats were elected representatives, a
gain of eight for the former.
One apparent Democratic victory
was turned into defeat when an error
OF 1000 votes in the First district gave
the election as representative to Mill
spaugh, Republican. when Romjue,
Democrat. apparently had been re-
elected.
Following closely on the defeat Of
Champ Clark. Democratic standby in
The Ninth district. it became apparent
that Capt. tTuck) Milligan had lost
in the Third. Milligan was elected
TO succeed Representative Alexander
when he became member of Presi-
dent Wilson's cabinet The election
brought nationwide attention. being
fought on the League of Nations 49,
sue. Milligan was defeated by only
a few hundred votes.
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EpiscOpalians
are Urged to
Attend Church

In accordance with a nationwide
movement of the Protestant Episcopal
church of America, appeal is made 10
all communicates of Christ church in
this city to attend both the morning
and evening services at its place Of
worship tomorrow A special effort
will be made by Episcopalians all
over the country for the next four
weeks to secure as nearly a perfect
attendance of its membership at at
least two services on Sunday during
that period as possible This en-
deavor will be made in connection
with the nationwide campaign for
church betterment and for a stronger
cooperation for its religious. educa-
tional. social and missionary enter
prises.
The rector and vestrymen of Christ
Episcopal church Of this city insist
bers of the congregation to be pres
ent at the regular morning and eve
ming services tomorrow. and for the
three succeeding Sundays. Tomorrow
evening at Christ church, following
a brief service. f. NJ. Sparhawk, SEN
ior warden of St Marks Episcopal
church in Denver. and manager of the
Carnegie Steel Company in that city.
will deliver a short address and lead
a conference on the nationwide cam
paign. It is hoped that all conmuni
cants OF the church will be in their
2ows at both services tomorrow.
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Representative
WillOppose the
World Cruise
Ctiy LnIted Pre.sD

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-Represea.
tatiye homas L. Blanton Of Texas has
served notice on Secretary Daniels OF
the Navy Department that he will
feht the proposed round -the-world
cruise of 200 American warships on a
recruiting campaign
Blanion attacks the plan as need
less'y extravagant one and says as a
recruiting advertisement 81 would be
a failure Such trip, he declares,
will cause an International Jealousy
that might result in war.
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GUERRILLA FIGHTS
START THRUOUTi
IRELAND AS THE
SINN FEINS ATTACK

LONDON. Nov 6.-Guerilla warfare
is reported throughout Ireland as the
Sim Feiners continue their attacks
on the soldiers and the police. Fierce
hghting is said to have taken place at
Macroom. but no casualty lijl is OBJ
tainable.
Two soldiers are reported 10 have
been killed and two civilians wounded
during raids in Dublin last night
Several villages have been raided and
houses burned.
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NEW MEXICO.

ALBUQUERQUE n. NJ Nov. s.
Practically complete returns from all
sections of the state yesterday show
that Seantor Harding carried New
Mexico by majority of at least 5000
votes. He ran ahead OF the Repub-
lican state ticket by at least $500
votes Nestor Montoya Of Albu-
querque, Republican candidate for
New Mexico's one seat in the House of
Representatives was elected ever An
tonic Lucero of Las Vegas by a major
ity of about 1000. In Barnalillo
county which gave the Democratic
candidate for governor. R. H Hanna
of Albuquerque. a majority of 1850.
Senator Harding is leading Gov. Cox
by a margin of about 100 votes. SEN
ator Harding carried several normally
Democratic counties and cut the ma
jorities in half in practically every
Democratic stronghold in the state.
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Dempsey Signs
Fight Articles
With Carpenter

NEW YORK. Nov 5.--Dempsey and
Carpenter will sign articles OF agree
ment this afternoon to fight. II viii
be ceremonions affair Articles
ere SIX, 4 '.ai we'k In private, their
managers admit. .The bout will pe
'opeht N New York on Msmoria day.
n Independence day.
hempsey VIII get $509. .0Q0 aud Car
Dentier s20O.o0O In addition each
will get &c per cent of The moving pir.
tire rights.
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TEXAS WILL TAKE
STEPS TO ENACT
ANTI JAP LAWS
LIKE CALIFORNIA.
'By United Pre~S.b

SAN BENITO, TEN. Nov. 6.-En-
couraged by the action of the people
of California in passing the anti-alien
law. residents of the Rio Grande val
ley are endeavoring to have the Texas
Legislature enact a similar statute 10
prohibit the Japanese from holding
and in this state.
Governor-Elect Neff has been ap-
pealed to bring about the earliest pos
sible action in dealing with the mat
ter, but It is feared thar several Jap
anese colonies win settle in this sec
ton before prohibitive legislation can
be passed.
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REV. SPERRY CAME
HOME TO VOTE

Rev. S. III. Sperry, who was hecently
called to the pastorate OF the Meth
odist Episcopal church at Haswell.
Colo, returned to Canon City the
first of the week to cast his vote In the
national, state and county elections
last Tuesday, and incidentally 70
transact some business matters re-
curing his attention before return.
ing to his field Of labor the latter part
of the week His family will re-.
main here for the, present, but expect
ito join him latter at Haswell
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Non artisans
Claim Majority in
North Dakota
dBy tniteh Prerr.1

FARGO, N. D., Nov. 6.-The Non
Partisan League claims a majority of
one in the State Senate and major.
ity Of ? in the House, with 10 seats
doubtful Apparently the Non-Parti.
san League has carried the entire
state ticket, with the exception OF
the superintendent o. public 'instruc-
tion. Coy. Frazier. a Non-Partisan
Leaguer, has lead of 16 votes over
his opponent with less than 100 pre-
sincts out.
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IDAHO.

BOISE. IDAHO, Nov. with 1856
voting precincts and an estimated
$1,000 votes yet to be recorded in
Idaho. Republican mijorities straight
through the state and national ticket
except in the senatorial race. con
tinued in the ratio of to 1 over the
Democratic candidates. For senator
GoodiDg, Republican, continuer To
hold a majority of approximately TO-
900 over Nugent, Democratic incum-
bent.
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DENVER, Nov. 6-Nearly compIete
returns from all voting precincts in
the the state at noon today show thar
there will be only 19 Democrats in
the Legislature. 1t seems definitely
certain that all Republican candidates
$50 e Offices were elected.
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A special car left the station thia
morning which took the public school
teachers to Pueblo to attend the teach
ers' convention now being held in that
city.
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Colorado Safely
COP. on All of
the State Ticket

DENVER, Nov. Colorado will be
represented in Congress by two Re.
publican senators. three Republican
and one Democratic congressman.
This was determined yesterday upon
nearly complete returns from the vaii-
Gus congressional districts. With
1265 precincts of the 1883 tabulatsI
senator Hardings plurality Is 66.9S2.
or some 5000 less than the plurality
Of President Wilson four wears ago
Debs polled 3,5S1 Watkins S77 and
Christensen 1885.
Samuel d. Nicholson's plurality
over Judge Tully Scott. Democrat, Tor
United States senator was l0.7l4 ln
1882 precincts OF the 1888.
Senator Thomas. Democratic In
'cumbent, and candidate under the Ma
uonalist ticket. po'led s.315 cotes and
Stevens. Farmer-Labor candidate. re-
ceived 1880.
Gov. Shoup. Republican. had a
plurality Of 63.O62 over ]. NJ. Collins,
Observation-Disclosures candidate. in
,337 precincts.
DENVER, Nov. 5.-An erorr of
i.VOo votes was disclosed yesterday
AFTERNOON in the tunnel amendment
when Mesa county reported
Last night latest figures from Mesa
county showed f.205 votes for the
amendment and 455 against It. Later
Mesa telegraDhed report from a
greater number OF precincts. 1.i2s
votes for the amendment and 241
against.
check with the telegraph com.
'pany showed clerk in the telegraph
office at Grand junction had copied
the word -four in taoking a telephone
dispatch from newspaper ocrrespon.
dent at Grand Junction The CORE
spondent intended 1t to read for
However. the tunnel amendment
continued to gain during the day and
even with the Mesa county error the
corrected totals for 703 precincts In
the state were: Yes. $4,000; ~.
50,947.
DENVER. Nov. 5.-Secretary of
state. J. r. holland yesterday conced-
ed his defeat for reelection on the
Democratic ticket by Carl S. Milliken.
Republican candidate. Mr.. holland
teiephoned his CONGRATULATIONS to Mr..
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TR.- TUNNEL BILL BEATEN BEYOND
ALL HOPE As RETURNS FROM THE
ADDITIONAL PRECINCTS Come IN
Firemen's Double Platoon System Carried,
While ChirOpractOrs' Measure is De-
feated- 100000 Road Bond Measure
Carries.

DENVER, Nov. 6-The tri-tunnei
amendment, voted on Tuesday by Col
orado citizens, apparently is defeated
Returns have been received from
97s out of the states 1.47s precincts.
These precincts give: Against, 70
1926; for. 1921. Majority against
3.O74.
These returns include Denver com.
plete, Ell Paso county complete. Al out
of 73 precincts in Weld county
As Pueblo is going against the
amendment by 10-to-1 vote and Weld
county by more than 2-to-1, the de-
defeat of the amendment. appears Ger,
tain ntk Irt-
Returns received from S22 precincts
in the state give vote of THAI in
favor of the iremen's double platoon
amendment and 4s.649 against.
Eight hundred and twelve precincts
give 44,O7O votes in favor of the chiro-
practors' amendment and. 65,Os4
against
The bills creating Limon and Flag
Ter counties have been beaten by enor-
nous majorities. The vote on Flag
Ter county in 775 precincts is 194S3
for and 1918 against The vote on
Limon county in III precincts is 81
1S3 for and 1887 against.
The measure providing for an ap-
preparation for a hospital for the cur.
able insane has been adopted. In S26
precincts the vote stands 93,S73 for
the appropriation and 26,353 against
The educational amendment also
has carried The vote in S36 pre-
cincts is 9s,SO6 for it and 29.193
against .a r. IS re- Q
The s5,000,000 bond issue for good
roads appears to have carried. Eight
hundred and twelve precincts give
60.s24 for the issue and 1902 against
Salary Increase Bill is Defeated.
Both constitutional amendments
providing for additional county Judges
and for raises in salaries of the gov
ernor and supreme and district court
judges have been defeated
The vote in 776 precincts on the
county judge amendment is 81 ,334 for
the amendment and 57,656 against.
The vote on the increase in salary
amendment in 775 precincts is 32,946
for the amendment and 6O.745 against,
In 1920 precincts Gov Shoup has
rolled up lead of 60.SS1 over James
M. Collins. The vote is as follows
ououp .-...'...-.. 159,O7S
Collins 9S.1aS
The vote on president in 1.2o pro.
cincts is:
aardihg ........,..-... l5S.5i9
SoA --.--..-.-. 9S,19S
The vote on United States senator
in 1920 precincts is:
Nicholson ELECTROMAGNETIC. .145.722
scott --.-...........--. 102. .607
Thomas 7o6s
The vote on secretary of state in
1.172 precincts Is:
MHiiheH .126, PAT
The vote on superintendent of PUB
lie instruction. in l,136 precincts. is
Cralg --...-.-.......... 106.122
bradiord -..........-. -........ 101 ,291