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Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

Mr. and Mrs ". J Weicn IF Som
erville. Mass. are n the c,t.-. called
by the death of Peter A. 5oulehan.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

a.. Donald of Boston was
--4-rl-sday on Gardiner
a-..1- ~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20
HALLOWELL LOCAL NEWS
Telephone 663-Y

Fred wilfred Of New York IS a ousi-
ness vlsIrur the city
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

,...- -sace Jones Of New York
ing her parents. Mr.. ans
= -ones OF this CITY
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20
-cCAL NOTICE.

>'e-.a4 "a! Tor dance at Tacoma
''1aT evening. KeIley's orchestra.
auEoDd1ts
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

a2E-a15s- al makes. cleaned.
- p. "a ~enalred. Parts always
:. '.y.@. .a,oes A. Morang. 3 Bridge
'~''-. .'' augI7d6ts
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

., ..a~~ D'Connor Of East Sos-
..7s recent guest Of Mr.. and
,,-, -s-tas Donovan.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

Mrs Swan Higgins of Albion vas
a business caller IN the c,Iy Thurs
day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

-.-- ana Goodwin of Wa!tham.
..,-a5 Thursday for d two
cit with friends.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

Arthur Blodgett Of East Dittston was
among the out-of-town visitors n Car
diner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

wellnan and family are
- s--sn6s n Providence. R. /.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

4 L Jacobs of Boston was calling
Thursday on friends here.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

0p7s-a car tor dance al Tacoma.
.-~aF --g2t kelley's orchestra.
1uE.o'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

1sAcs. academy hall. East Pitts
u saturaav
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

Brunswick, Maine, Aug. I9-Man-
aser Lawrence Wilson. tonight an
nounced the following schedule for
the Bowdoin College football team:
september 2g, Springfield al Spring
Snld
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

Joseph Faulkner Of Boston 5 visit
ing his sister. Mrs. Eugene Pomoleau.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20
NATIONAL HOME

Officer Of the DAY, Capt John
Eagan.
Francis Z. Burnett. late %. GO,
been granted a discharge from the
Home
LeweIlyn .. Smith mas been
granted a furiough 70 visit relatives
n Dixnon1.
Herman Blood. la:e 50. *. Il. y.
II. Inf. mas been transferred to the
Northwestern Branch.
Daniel r IVORY, post fund clerk.
viii pass the weekend Al Camp
Freeman .lickerson of Fail River.
late Z 8. Navy has been admitted TO
the Home.
The returns from furloughs Thurs
DAY We're. John Condor from Water
town and Charles kenoe from Port
land.
The returns from passes Thursday
We're Hugh Clearv from New York
City: Moses P Dwlnells from Bos-
ton. and Orrln P. Richardson from
Portland
The moving picture program for
Friday VIII be Miss Ora Carew n
Loot also a Pathe News anu a
comedy entitled Watt Me around"
Friday Concer- Program
March, Friendship, Nackie
Plantation Overture Uncle Tom.
Langey
waltzes, Special Reaorts.
Czibulka
Selection from ''Mikado,'
arr Wiegand
Listen. the Parade IS Coming
GiesemanI1
Medley Overture.
"PaSIIme on the Yukon ConVers
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

.~sday for Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

October = Tufts al Medford.
october 3. Amherst al Amherst
october Is, Trinity al Brunswick
october ., Colby az Waterville.
october 30. Bates AT Lewiston.
November s. U. Of NJ. at Brunswick.
November iS, West Point al West
Point.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

-,-~ cunningham was pas
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

hours and il was said additional wit
nesses probably would appear to-
-nur-clw
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-10
To
ADDRESS MEET
HERE TUESDAY
To Give Active Support to
Move of Independent Re-
pub|icans in Fight On the
Party Bosses.

Governor o. A. Larrazolo
will arrive Monday night from
Las Cruces and will address IN"
BernalillO county convention
of independenD republicans TO
be held here Tuesday, ii was
announced last night by indie
pendent republican leaders.
Active aid in the county cam
paigns i'm Bernalilio and San
Miguel cOun v has been prom
iscd by the governor.
Governor Campbell of Ar-
zona and Governor LarTazolo
have been the honor guests ut
the Ell PasO fair, where the
New Mexican executive spoke
Oh the Old Mexican question.
He will be in Las Cruces TO-DAY
and will arrive here Monday.
Both the democratic and the
independent republican conn-
ty conventions for nominating
candida es for the county Of
fices will be held Tuesday" The
independent republicans nave
announced that they Will seek
u fusion with the democrats
and ask a share of the nomi-
nees. Democrats have gwen
out nothing officially but 1t Is
understood i'm political circles
tina. they will not object TO
fusion. The Old guard repub.
lican convention will be held
Monday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-10
JUDGE K0LL0MAN HALTS COLLECTION OF
STATE INCOME TAX; ATTORNEY GENERAL
AND TREASURER TEMPORARILY ENJO|NED


be hurried to the state supreme
court.
Counsel for the plaintiffs filed an
amendment to their complaint out
lining another constitutional OBJ
lection. This dealt with corpor-
alton organized within the state OF
New Mexico but doing its principal
business outside of the state. A
recent case decided by the United
States supreme court laid the basis
for the establishment of this ground
of attack.
George S. Downer stated the case
of the plaintiffs and outlined the
conflicts with the New Mexico con-
stitution as well as the contradic-
tory character of the forms pre-
pared by the state treasurer's office
E. r. Wright quoted from Black
on income taxes to show that no
state income tax has been sustained
by the supreme court unless specific
authority for its collection had been
granted in the states constitution,
pointing out further the restraining
influence of the fourteenth amend
ment.
Judge Wright cited the New York
and Oklahoma cases decided by
the United States supreme court on
March 1 He asserted that the Ok
lahoma case had shown the right OF
state to tax non-residents upon
business done within the state and
that the New York case had shown
that if non-residents were taxed, 1t
must be upon the same terms that
applied to resident. The Virginia
case, decided June I, dealt with in
comes derived outside of the state,
and upon it, the amendment to the
complaint was based.
The attorney, generals office filed
general demurrer, but this was
not acted upon by Judge Hollo-
man. He will either sustain or
deny the demurrer In his final ds-
cislon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-10
President Didn't Insist Upon
Approval Without Chang
ing the Crossing of a ST.
or Dotting of an a."
LEAGUE OR NO LEAGUE
THE CAMPAIGN ISSUE
Democratic Candidate Gen.
terS Fire on DeS Moines
Speech of Opponent Deal
ina With the Covenant.

Bloomington, Ind. oct. 9.--At-
tack upon the Dcs Moines speech
of Senator Harding, republican
presidential candidate, was con
tinued today by Governor Cox, his
democratic opponent, in a second
visit of the governor to Indiana.
Following up his criticism of
Senator Harding's open stand
against the league Of nations, GuV-
ernor Cox denied the 81 ator's
statement that President wilson
had insisted upon ratifi aaon
without changing the crossing OF
a 'T or the dotuug o. an # and
declared that Senator Hard NJ
should apologize for misleaui the
public"
In making such a statement, ="
said Governor COX, MIR. Harding is
invi,ing the reproach OF the nation
Our people are SO Woused at the
revelation Of the pot 10 detraud
the dead Of the lasting peace for
which they fought that they are
in no temper to nave the truth IA
fled with.
In charity of Judgment, | want
to give the senator the benefit Of
the doubt by assuming that in this
mater he simply does not know
what he is talking about"
Governor COX added that there
was more than one frank eX-
change" between President Ni.syn
and senators regarding league
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-10
"LENGVE OR NO LEAGUE"
Is CON'S BATTLE CRY

Tcrre IIautc, Ird., Oct. 9.--The
issue Of league or no league to-
day was the battle cry of Governor
Cox in his southern Indiana cam
paign today.
In fourteen, spoec hes clos ,ng with
IA mass meeting here tonigh,, the
governor centrred his tire on the
Des Moinea speech of Senator
Harding. "The senatorial candi-
date, within the last three days, !"
he said, has declared positively
against the league, | am for the
league with all my SOUL
Governor Cox charged Theodore
Roosevelt with misstating that the
league could declare war and send
troops abroad Reasserung that
congress only has such authority,
Governor Cox said. Some real
friend Of the grca; Roosevelt should
set this boy right concerning the
fundamentals of the league. II "a
a pitiable spectacle to see this son
of a great sire shamelessiy paraded
before the public. out Of respect
for the memory of his illustrious
father, some one should take this
juvenile statesman aside and in
primer fashion make plain what
really ought to he obvious"
Blasts at the senatorial oligar-
chy" were continuous in the gov
ernor's tour. He reiterated charges
that Senator Lodge was the "basest
conspirator in all history" and
urged defeat of senators who signed
the round-robin against the league
ANY man who signed tho round
robin against the most humane in"
strument in the world does not de
serve a place in the senate he said,
referring to its signature by Senator
watson. republican of Indiana
The governor said Senator Watson
was a member q the "oligarchy'
and asked virtually all of his Ind.
ana audiences to vote for Tom Tag
CART, democratic senatorial candi-
date. ..h
The governor Is to speak Mon
day in st. LOUIS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-10
HANNA ASKS The
WOMEN Of STATE
TO KILL B0SS|SM

SPECIAL oisPRrca TO sosSiHo JOURNAL
stamogorio. N. NJ, Oct. o.
tnhtd Stn - senator Jones
addressed 100 people here to-
night on the league of nations,
declaring that the h0nur Of
this great nation Is at stake
and dclOuncing attempts OF
republicans to keep from the
people inufOrma ion as (" the
provisions of the covenant. lie
repeated Governor CON :,
charge that efforts had hCcn
made to get republican news
papers noG TO play up Cox's
speeches In the southwest ca
planning the covenant.
JGdgc Hanna appealed to
the uCmcn TO help break boss
rule in New Mexico. lie said
tha the republicans now ad-
init that there r. need of re-
vising the mining laws, but
asked what assurance have
the people thoy will revise
them when the republicans
today are striving 10 pack the
state senate wi h men favor
able to the great interests.
Hanna appealed 10 the pco-
plc OF Otero and bona Ana
counties TO read New Mexico
papers % find out what Is go
ing on in their state, and told
Of his difficulty 10 get the Al
buquerque journal while he
was in Las Cruces yesterday
and today.
Antonio I.uCero said he ad-
mittcd there are some Consci-
entiOus objcctOrs to the league
of nations in he United States,
but the opposition in the Unit
cd Statrs senate, he said. Is as
black and deep Il conspiracy AZ
any organized under a kaiser
Of Germany.
Other speeches were deliv-
cred by J. II. Atwood, candi-
dne for lieutenant govcr-
nor, Howard BrC.ey of Car
Iizozo, candidate Tor state sen
ate, and II, l.. Pumey.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-10
TO THE REPUBLICAN STATE
CENTRAL COMMITTEE:
Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Genlcmcn: -. .,.a...,,. .,,,,oor
An the erhensible and undesirable character mar @
ign in The OF the state
Ouya categorical dcnaI from you can serve
of becoming
,is will this make I'M
which VIII
all furthc discussion the subject. A., NON
bundr OF the
States have been stationed at Ioup"
New Mexico form past
There republican faith who contend that ny
entitled
in New Mexco al election
Ii woud that the constitution OF New Mexico makes
residents of state the
never
coming here
election?
Do you intend to councnance any effort upon their part
vote?
the New Mexico should be determined
by to be temporarily stationed
within the state?
Do to in be seeking domination
i'm the state hr0ue the use o
belief
mind that these troops c permitted
They ask put the ahoat
whic are not the peace of the state
We trust Importance o. this commun'ea
will appeaI to that It receive
attention.
Respectfully
ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-10

rs that an indiana" asked
Judge. To all appearance he was.
Then the blanket slipped from his
arm and white flesh was revealed.
Real Indians obviously are common
in Albuquerque but makebelieye
that can deceive a native judge is
worth a prize He got one.
Noticeable among the many cos
tunes We're those of gypsies, Miss
America, Pierrot, a colonial gem
tleman, a frontiersman, highland
lass.
The Elks' TWister on the T was
q success financially and afforded
real carnival entertainment with
an original touch. In the Open-to-
the-world corn show exhibits were
sent from the leading corn states
in the union and from Canada. Men
who had booths in the industrial
show joined with the men who eX-
hibited in the agricultural show in
declaring that the first New Mex
leo Harvest festival was the most
successful of its kind to be held
in the state.
The Canadian exhibit of corn sent
by w. p. Mcdonald of PetrOlia,
Ontario. was declared by the judges
TO be the best general exhibit en-
tered, but it arrived on the last day
of the festival. The prizes were
awarded the first day
An agricultural entry from Ros-
we'll sent by County Agent j. r.
Thomas and leading farmers of
Chavez county arrived yesterday
also too late or prize competition.
il consisted of apples, honey and
small grains. The apples were
prize winners, judges declared.
Beats 'em All.
II have just returned from the
Independent OIL Mems association
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-10
WOMAN ACCIDENTALLY
SHOT TO DEATH: BOY
SERIOUSLY INJURED
(By The Associated Press

Colorado Springs, Colo, oct. -
Mrs. Carl White. wife of a farmer
living east of Colorado Springs, was
instantly killed and their 2-year-
old son seriously injured last night
when a shotgun left leaning against
the seat of truck in which they
were riding was accidentally dis
charged. White, who was hauling
beans to Hugo. accompanied by his
wife and child. had left the truck
to obtain water for the radiator,
He returned to find is wife dying,
the charge of shot having struck
her in the neck, and the child
wounded. An inquest was held and
it is believed that in some way the
child accidentally touched the
trigger of the gun.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-10

I'VE have seen Mesopotamia and
Baku, Trinidad and Royal Dutch,
the East Indies, Persia, Colombia
and Mexico, all falling into the
hands or under the influence Of
British oil interests 1t has been
freely charged and never seriously
denied that some European govern
mcuts have secured preferential
agreements with certain countries
giving to European oil operators.
great, and in some cases suhstanti-
ally exclusive privileges on oil de-
velopment So far has this gone
that there is real danger that
Americans, who gave this industry
to the world may presently find
themselves shut out from equal op-
pOrtunities.
Everyday Problems Neglected.
"The truth is that, under the
present administration, there has
been such an intense engrossment
with certain idcaistic notions about
international relations that the
plain wOrkaday phases OF our deal
ings with the world have been sadly
neglected. We need To get back
to the practicalities of life, to make
sure that Americans shall be guar
anteed equal privileges and oppor-
tunites with the citizens of every
other country, in the business and
industrial activities of the world"
Before his. speech at the fair
grounds, Senator Harding rode at
the head of an old fashioned torch
light parade At the pavilion where
he spoke the nominee and Mrs.
Harding were Cheered for more
than five minutes Before he was
presented, civil war fife and
drum corps whooped it up for five
minutes under the lead of a griz
Zled drum major. Mrs. Abbey
Hilleman, republican nominee for
presidential cleCtor for this state,
presented the nominee.
just One Common Country.
"The only differences between
the north and south in the last two
decades have been due to lack OF
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-10

Santa Fe, Oct. 9.-Judge Reed
Holloman granted temporary in
junction restraining the state treas
urer and attorney general from
proceeding farther with the collec-
ton Of the state income tax after a
preliminary hearing upon the con-
stitutionality of the law and the
legality of its administration here
today. The attorneys for the
plaintiffs will prepare a full brief
of the question, and after the at
torney generals office has had
time to answer, final decision will
be made by Judge Holloman. 1t
is expected that the case will then
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-10
UBY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Oklahoma City OkIa Oct. Y.-Again thrusting at the
foreign policy of the Wilson administration, Senator Hard
ing told of democratic Oklahoma tonight that while
the American government was begung them with ideal
isc notions of social era, the other nations had
reached out to dominate and industry through
control of the petroleum supply.
British interests he declared had put their hands
petroleum resources in many quarters foresee-nY day
when oil would become the handspring of material
gress. He said it high time the United States also
gave attention to material we'll being and stood behind
American 3etsS ..asssaa-@~--x
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-10

intimacy OF mdtSgtsi. ......sssfs INA
senator said. Had William Me-
kinley lived, I am sure ne would
have removed then the last vestigo
of sectional feeling. In our sacri-
flee of the great war, | believe wa
Americans have touched elbow so
that there really isn't tonight any
north or any south, but just one
common country.
II want you to know that | be-
licve in equality before the law.
You cant give rights to the white
man and deny them to the black
man. | do not mean that the white
man and the black man must be
forced To associate together in the
acceptance of their rights.
Somebody asked me if in
tended to revive the force bill The
force bill has been dead quarter
of a century and | am only a nor
NAL American citizen and normal
man couldn't rcsurrect the dead. |
don't believe in government
through influence on the one hand,
or government through intimida-
tion on the other"
Iics atcs League Position.
Questioning whether other pow
ers have taken very seriously" the
self abnegating aims which the
Washington government has been
proClaiming, the senator assailed
again the league of nations and
said he wanted no voter to be in
doubt about his determine ion to
stay out of the covenant.
Senator Hardings S night speech,
last of his mid western trip was
delivered at the state fair grounds.
Earlier, he had made several rear
platform speeches on his way
across Kansas and oklahoma.
Cheering crowds greeted the
nominee al all of his stops, and at
oklahoma City his train was met
by "A throng which packed the
streets for more than a block.
At PonCa City, Okla, when
farmer handed up a printed circu-
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fContinued on Page Four.)
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-10
EUROPE SEEKS COMMERCE
WHILE AMERICA DEVOTES
ITS TIME TO QU|XOT|C
NOTIONS, SENATOR SAYS

Claims British Interests Have ut Their Hands On Pc
troIeum Supplies and That 1t Is Time the United States
Devoted Attention to Material Well Being and Got Be-
hind Home Promoters; G. O. P. Candidate Declares He
Wants "No Voter To Be in Doubt About His Determina-
ton to Stay Out of the Covenant" Dollar Wheat Story
Branded As a miserable, Silly Old Le;;" Cheering
OkahomanS Greet the Nominee
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-10
MCAD00 WILL DELIVER
REAR PLATFORM TALK
IN DUKE CITY OCT. 28

Santa Fe, Oct. 9.-Announce-
ment was made today at demo-
cratic headquarters of an i'm
pending speaking tour by form
er Secretary of the Treasury
William G. McAdoo. He will
arrive in Gallup Wednesday
evening, October 81, and speak
from the platform of his train
between $40 and 7:10 p. m.
He will reach Albuquerque at
I a M, October 2S, and leave
at sos a. m. speaking from the
train platform during that hour,
Other addresses are scheduled
at Lamy, Watrous, Wagon
Mound, Springer and Ration.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-10
CONDITION OF MAYOR
MACSWINEY IMPROVED

London, Oct. y,-LOrd MayUr
MacSwiney,i who at 4:3O p. m. to-
day, according to the bulletin issued
by the Irish Self-Determination
league, was In a weak and eX-
haustcd condition, was reported at
$50 as somewhat brighter and
more refreshed.
The leagues o'clock bulletin
said his condition was improved
and that he was very peaceful, hav-
ing rested.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-10
SO Persons KnOWn
to Haze Perished
in French Wreck

Paris, Oct 9-Thirty-ei:ht
or more persons were killed
and fifty injured today when
She Iaris-Nautcs express ran
into a freight train. The aC-
Cidpnt ccurrod about four
miles from Maisons- liafit,c,
Six third class cars were de-
struyrd. Late tonight thirty
eight bodies had been recover
ed and search continues.
Most of the victims were
workmen returning from their
labor and identity OF many
will never be known as they
we're badly mansled,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-10

Santa Fe, Oct. 9.--Bossism be-
gan to show its hand in the political
game when a certified copy of 2
recent action taken by the San
Miguel county commissioners was
received here today. The repub-
lican county commission reduced
the salary of Diorcio Castellano,
county road superintendent of san
Miguel county from $3.50 to $40 a
month. This action by the COM
mission followed CastellanOs work
to aid Governor LarraZolo before
the state convention and his recent
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-10
ASSAILANT
OF GIRL SAVED FROM
LYNCHING BY A MOB

New York. oct, 9.-Nathan
Matthias was rescued from lynching
by an infuriated crowd of Brook
lyn residents today after Rose
Weiss, II years old, accused the
man of attempting to assault her.
When po ice arrived a moose had
been adjusted about his neck and
the other end of the rope attached
to a telegraph pole.
Matthias was hurried away in an
automobile, arraigned In court and
held without bail for further ex-
animation,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-10

at Denver. where they had agricul-
tural exhibits" said II. b. ROeder
of the Texas Oil company, last
night. Il saw the Trinidad fair
also and neither could come up to
the Harvest festival populauon
of the territory surrounding Den
yer, Trinidad and Albuquerque
considered. | hope We can have a
bigger festival next year. Our COM
pany will have double the space it
used this year Everyone | have
spoken to has expressed surprise
at the festival and the sentiment is
unanimous for a big state fair here
next year"
Farmers in the vicinity of Al
buquerque won many prizes and
exhibited cotton, tobacco, sugar
beets and other products not COM
monty grown in this section for
which no awards were offered.
The Mountain View girls club won
the sweepstake prize of $40 in
sewing and was the only club in
Bernalillo county to finish all the
required work.
Record breaking Crowds.
Yesterdays crowds at the arm
ory exhibits and at the Twister
shows were larger than on either
preceding night and the crowds the
second night were greater than
those of the first, showing increas-
ed interest in the festival. A large
number of women witnessed the
demonstration of making an eco
nomical dress form by Miss Mary
b. Richardson OF the state college,
and Mrs. C. A. Doty, county dem
onstrator, at the armory yesterday
afternoon.
C. ]. Coffman delivered an in
teresting and instructive lecture at
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