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The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-08-07
APART RTMEN'T HOUSE
FIRE CAUSES
DEATHS

Especial United Press Wire.)
Portland, Ore, Aug. 7.-One
was killed and three seriously
hurt and several slightly burned
i'll q fire which gutted the Elton
Court apartments this morning.
Mrs. Josephine CLANCY,
school teacher, died soon after
Jumping from the fourth story
and striking the sidewalk. Miss
Edith Brogue, who also jumped
from the fourth floor, may die,
as may Miss Il. Evans who
leaned from the second floor.
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Especial United Press Wire.

y Especial United Press Wire.)
Denver, Aug. 1.-THE death toll
in the street car strike rioting was
brought to five by the killing of
three men i'll Il gun battle between
police and strikc-brcakcrs and a
mob at the car barns last night.
OF IL wounded, one Is not expected
to Five. Four Of them are children,
including two girls, bystanders, who
were hit BY bullets.
Denver was placed under martial
law carly today upon the arrival OF
ESQ regular troops from Fort Logan
Five hundred soldiers from Camp
Funston will arrive tonight.
"A crowd of strikers and sym
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puBLIC AGAINsT WAR.

TBy l.. G. MILLER.
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
London, Aug. Whether the
great powers will engage in actual
war to turn back the Russian tide
in Poland depends on the result of
the Lloyd Georgc-NIillcrand confer
ence at Hythe tomorrow.
Although the British cabinet fs,-
vors action which approximates war,
the popular disapproyal which
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CANDIDATE
. IS. INF F0RNED Of
NOMINATION
Chance Given Spellbinders
to Display Oratorical
Abilities at the Dayton
Ceremonial.
BY HERBERT w. WALKER,

(Unhed Press Staff Correspondent.)
Dayton, o., Aug. 7.-Gov. James
NJ. Cox today formally accepted the
democratic nomination for the presi-
dency and sharply acknowledged
the peace treaty as the leading issnc
Of the Forthcoming political ware
In II speech bristling with at
tacks, direct and sarcastic, he de-
nounccd Senator Harding's propos-
ais for effecting peace as dis
heartcning," unworthy" "bullg-
ling diplomacy" and 'unad,ltcrated
dishonesty"
TIL Harding promise for a "for-
nal and effective peace as quickly
AS a republican congress can pass
its declaration for q republican
extrfrfv66N to sign '''-- COX dcc1aTr1
means but one thing--a separate
peace with Germany" 4f'4 y.
Such Il course the democratic
nominee viewed with adherence.
seeing i'll it Withdrawal Of good
<r.-A:-.ol Do~, T,u1
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fNtUNDY RE.ELECTED.

Seattle, Aug. Jack Mundy has
eenNre-electeds president of the Sc
attle fcentrai la borfc Hell a
member of 4tlle. stea nas and operating
engineers local. sJamesoA. Duncan
was reelected secretaryfa Charles
Doyle was reelected business agent
for the thirteenth consecutive year.
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ITALIAN. KILLED WHILE
TIN SOLDIERS PATROL
Especial United Press Wire }

ISpecIaI United Press Wlre.) a.
West Frankfort, Ill, Aug. An
Italian was found dead here with
his head mashed in with an axe
This is the first death in the riots
which sporadically gripped this. town
during the past three Gays.
At the time the man was killed
more than 500 1nilitiamen were
patrolling the streets. t
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Especial United Press Wire.)
Denver, Aug. 7.--Thc tram
way strike is ended, the strikers
voting 817 tof } to return to
work. ...
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greeted the annonncef1ent of. this
attitude caused Lloyd George to de-
lay putting the program before
sparliament until he had q chance to
go over the whole situation with
the French premier.
In the meanwhile the high COM
mand Of the British army and the
higher naval officers are preparing
plans for vigorous action against
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GENERAL STRIKE THREAT
MADE IF FRENCH ATTEMPT
TO CROSS GERMAN AREAS
English Premier Admits Pressure Being
Brought to Bear on All Allied and
Neutral Nations Toward Forcing Par
ticipation in Conflict Against Soviet
Russia.
(By w. N. EVER, Staff Correspondent for
Federated Press and London Daily Herali.l

(By w. N. EVER, Staff Correspondent for
Federated Press and London Daily Herald.)
London, Aug. 7-Orders have been given to the high
naval command prepare at for resumption Of the
blockade of Russia The North sea, squadron was in
structed to sail yesterday to the Baltic. Four battle
cruisers have arrived at Danzg, the Polish supply
base. ## s4l&
Russia's reply to Britain now is in the hands Of
the foreign office The Herads lobby correspondent
forecasts this will be repetition Of the offer
to negotiate both armstice and permanent peace
at the same te if the Poles send properly accredited
delegates a W ssasx5j
I'm such event. the Herald prophesies, 'the Len
in government will repeat it's undertaking to recognize
the full independence and self determination Of Poland
It will also repeat it's proposal for London conference
of entente powers to discuss the questions at ISSUE.
Colonel Wedgwood, labor member, demanded to
know in the house of commons whether pressure was
being brought to bear Czecho slovaka to assist Po
land
IF the Russian answer is unsatisfactory" replied
Lloyd George pressure will be brought to bear on
everyone. If it becomes apparent that Russia is de-
termined upon the destruction of Poland can make
promises that will not bring pressure to bear on
any allied country for actual armed Intervention
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THREATEN STRIKE.

Especial United Press Wire) ey4
Berlin, Aug. IA general strike will be declared
throughout Germany if the French attempt to send
troops across Germany to Poland, it is reported.
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PALMER APPARENTLY IS :
UNASHAM[D OF RECORDS

Washington, Aug. 7,-One hun
dred and fifty profiteers have been
convicted since the department Of
justice started it's nationwide cam
paign to reduce living costs, year
ago, the department announced to-
day.
Arrests on profiteering charges
totaled 1854, of which 1,499 We're
indicted by grand juries. A r.FA1
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UNIONS ENDORSE FEDERATED.

UNIONS ENDORSE FEDlSItATElD.
Minneapolis, Aug. members OF
the Minneapolis, trades and @labor as
sembly unanimously endorsed the
Federated Press and gave credentials
to; Maud McCreery representative Of
that, service, SO that she might visit
local unions to ask financial support
for the Federated.
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Mr.. Kelley's Statements

The Anaconda Standard publishes this morning under the
heading of "gh Spots in Mr. keys address" number Of
statements made by Mr. Cornelius Kelly before the bankers
yesterday.
Edorialy, Standard inmates that anxious public
has waiting years for mir. Kelly to do something that
else is qualified to do-confound the radicals.
The Standard all ntents and challenges anyone
to refute MIR. kelly's statements
hesitate differ with MIR. Kelley matters concerning
financial affairs Of his company but strikes that Of
his lack the frankess that is to the
better between his benevolent corporation and
the people in general that MIR. Kelley pleads for
For instance, Mr.. Kelley says:
Il is charged that the Anaconda company has exploited
Montana and that vast Of money which have been
state From 1912 to isis the Anaconda company has
eous espendures the total sum sss1 s7ss2s,
total earning Of S49s,3f7,o0
II is quite evident Kelly wishes the i'm
preston during period which his figures
piled balance left his company after paying out the sur
mentioned above for ages, supplies and miscellaneous
penduresanbiq terms that be made to any
thing Mr.. Kelley wants them to mean-was but $1o7-
240,282.
We have before the figures giving the net earnings
Of the Anaconda Whining company from 1879 to October
and three months than the period covered BY Mr Kelley,
s ~ ss ssms % % s%s sr
$5s,72o,eeso1 more than MIR. Kelley states
This rather large amount to be overlooked, by
gentleman accustomed to dealing in large sums No fair
minded reach any other conclusion than that
Mr. Kelley framed his statements on this subject
tention Of misleading his hearers.
The temzed figures period have used basis
of computation are given below We wish 70 again emphasize
the fact that they cover but six years and mont
keIeys figures period of eight years. With this
kept mind the discrepancy rather larger
tions.
Earnings A. c. NJ for six years October 1918:
1919 1919 - s., s,sss,s5s:ds ,sse sssds
1916 $2a, 70 ,9a1 1922
----
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81 1e5,oeo, $50 .o1
Total

During this period the A. c. NJ paid in dividends
leaving treasury undivided surplus OF
IL should also be remembered that from the mentioned
by Mr. Kelley spent for wages supplies and miscellaneous
expenditures should be deducted the paid for
reason that companies in these enterprises
controlled people and that the chages mere-
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George 'Y:''' Cabine
TELEPHONES

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-26
q BIG GAMES OVER HOLIDAY
WEEK END FOR ST. kNTHONYS

Four big games over the Weekend
have been scheduled by st. Anthony
baseball team for his players for the
coming Saturday. Sunday and Decora-
ton Day. In preparation for these
games the Saints will play the Y. NJ.
II. A. baseball team a practice game
on the II. G. w. diamond at 9 o'clock
tonight.
on Saturday afternoon the Amboy
team will travel to RAILWAY where
they will cross bats with the strong
Railway Federals. Camp Vail will be
the destination OF the Saints Sunday
afternoon, the Harmony Club Will
play the Saints on the Raritan Cop
per Works Monday morning. while
In the afternoon the Saints Will travel
to Tottenville where they will o
bats with the T. A. Q.
All these games Will test the
strength Of one OF Perth Amboys
strongest diamond teams. The Tot
tenvillc game will likely compare the
Lyceum and st. Anthony team as far
as strength is concerned. for the Iy-
ceum combination will cross bats with
the T. A. c. Sunday afternoon.
Manager Hilker's combination or
baseball tos5ers on the island may
spring a big surprise on the two
strong Amboy combinations. inasmuch
as his tenn has three victories to
their credit. two yer Huguenot and
the other over the strong representa-
tive Jersey City team under the lead
ership OF Nat Williams.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-26
M0RLlARS
Y. NJ. H. A. PLAYS PRACTICE
GAME WITH K. OF c. NINE

The Knights OF Columbus and the
Y. NJ. H. A. representative baseball
teams played an interesting practice
game on the Raritan Copper Works
field last night, the Columbus team
coming out on top by a score OF 1H-b.
Both the teams showed up In real
fashion. The Y. NJ. II. A. should
make a strong bid for the state
championship.
This Sunday the local association
team travels to Paterson where they
Will open their league schedule. After
the practice game with the st. An
thony baseball team on the Raritan
Copper Works diamond Coach Allen
expects to have his men primed for a
victory.
The coming weekend will be a
busy one for the Casey" team, two
big games have been arranged and
will be played on staten Island. On
Saturday the knights will cross bats
with the Independents at the T.. A.
c. while on Sunday the Rossville
representative a will furnish the
opposition.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-26
Y. M. C. A. B0WLERS
WIN FROM COUNTY SEAT

The Perth Amboy Y. NJ. c. A. bowl
ing team turned the tables on the
representative alley team OF New
Brunswick "Y' on the local alleys last
night Pemberton of the home team
carried off high honors for the night
with 1879, while Sunday. the star bowl
err of the county seat team took Sec
ond high average honors for the
match. Hoffman won high score hon
ors last night rolling 222 In the final
game.
The county seat combination made
a st rong start last night winning the
first game by ythirty-fve pins, but
the second game went to the home
boys by thirty-four pins and the last
by hfty-five pins.
The coorGa
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-26
SCHOOL
WINS BY FORFEIT

Tho representative baseball team
of Public School No. /. ~Tottenville,
Travelled to West New Brighton yes
terday afternoon where they crossed
bats with the Public School No. 1S
team of that place in the second
game of a series to decide the cham
pion school team of Staten Island.
The first game was won by the West
New BrightoDs on the Tottenville
grounds by a big score. The Totem
VILE combination turned the tables
yesterday and won by forfeit. 90.
when the home combination refused
to continue the game at the begin
ming of the seventh inning with the
visitors leading 9-3.
Larsen and VOL comprised the
battery for the winning team. while
Caldwell and Mesereau were in the
points for the home diamond tossers.
larsen aided materially in running
up the big Tottenville score by secur-
Ing a three-bagger at an opportune
time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-26
TODAY
At LEONARDO

The Leonardo baseball team will
have as their opponents on the home
grounds this afternoon the representa-
tive high school team of this city. This
Is the second clash between these two
teams the first game being awarded
to Amboy when the Leonardo man
ager refused to abide by the umpire's
decision. Amboy has beer going at a
great pace OF late and should score a
victory over the home boys.
Sofleld will likely decorate the
mound for the visitors. while Captain
Jimmie Silver will do the receiving.
.Kochek the star first sacker of the
.Amboy team will be stationed at his
regular position, while Hslligan will
be stationed around second. "Thorvie'
Olsen Will be found in the shortleld
for Amboy. while Zalari will patrol
around the difficult corner. The AM
boy outfeld will be chosen FROM
Stocked. Sladkus. Hoyer and Konoplka.
Coach Evans has put his boys
through several strenuous practice
sessions this week in preparation for
this game and should bring home the
bacon. Olsen the star twirler of the
.Amboy outfit is being kept for As
bury Park on the local grounds Friday
afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-26
BLOOMFIELD To PLAY FAST
GOING COPPER WORKS Nine

The strong Bloomfield F. c. will be
the opponents of the Raritan Copper
works on the local diamond Saturday
afternoon. This is the combination
that wa to have opposed the Ingots
two weeks ago but game was called
off on account of the weather.
Manager Hurley Of the Copper team
Immediately arranged for another
game with this team.
Last Saturday the Copper works
team was scheduled 70 play the strong
Manhattan Parks, of Newark. but due
to the fire and the failure of Nan
Whitehead of the Newark team
90 communicate with the local man
agcr, the fans were disappointed. This
Saturday the fans win surely witness
a real attraction and the largest crowd
of the year Is expected out.
All Of the players in the Copper
lineup arc travelling at q great pace
this season. Manager Hurley is of the
opinion that the team that defeats his
combination will have 10 travel good
and hard TO do so.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-26
Then You Will Be Able to Treat
1t Inteliigently.

The medical profession has not
vet fully determined all OF the
causes of Rheumatism, though they
are pretty we'll agreed on two
points.
The first is, that the disease is
more than a mere local trouble,
that the pangs of pain come from
q source that is far below the sur
face, and therefore it is not rea-
sonable to expect any rational re-
lief from a treatment that is locally
applied and reaches only the sur
face. .
When you realize the logic OF
This conclusion, you will see that
you are really wasting your time
and money if you r expecting
any permanent relief from the use
of liniments, lotions, and other To-
cally applied treatment, which can
only reach the surface, and have
no effect whatever upon the origin
of your trouble.
Any disease should be treated at
its source, and especially n that
causes as much suffering as Rheu-
matism. The only treatment worth
while is one that will show pro-
gress toward getting at the source
of the disease, and freeing the
victim from its shackles. -.
The other point that the medi-
cal profession has agreed upon, is
that some forms of Rheumatism
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-26
ANBOYS To PLAY
THREE BIC CANES
Double Header Here Sunday
Afternoon on r. c. W. Field
special Game on Monday

Joe Mullen. manager of the Perth
Amboy baseball team. has arranged
three big games for the coming
weekend, two for Sunday afternoon
and the other attraction for Monday
afternoon, Decoration Day. These
eames are expected to be the first
played within the completed athletic
field fostered by the Raritan Copper
Works Athletic Association.
Stars galore will appear against
the Amboy tossers in these games. In
the first game on Sunday AFTERNOON
the Mrichelln A. A. team will oppose
Mullen's combination, while the
crack Brooklyn Lyceums will furnish
the opposition in the second encount-
er. Fans from all over the county
will flock to this city to see the Mich
elin-Amboy game, due to the great
rivalry that exists between athletic
representatives of the two places.
The Brooklyn Lyceum team Is OK
pected to be the toughest proposition
OF the afternoon. even though Mullen
Is not Understanding the strength
of the tire-town outfit. The Brook
lynites have taken on everything IN
the semi-pro class in past years with
a great deal OF success, and their
lineup this year is stronger than ever
before.
on Monday afternoon the Subway
Giants of New York will play the
Perth Amboy nine, A big holiday
crowd is expected ITO witness this
game. Last Sunday the Subway COM
bination handed a lacing to the
Fletcher nine, one Of h strongest
semi-pro teams in the east. Manager
Mullen admits that his athletes Will
have to play a fashy brand of ball In
order to defeat the New Workers.
Both of the teams from New York
are expected to have former big
leaguers in their midst.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-26
Fave f6 Inning Tie

One Of tho best played baseball
games in his state So far this season
was play ed at Bayway on Saturday
afternoon when the Standard on
team Of Bayway battled the Tidewater
oil Company of Bayonne. TO a six
teen inning scoreless tie. the game
being called on account of darkness.
Dooley twirllng for the home team
allowed four widely scattered hits in
the sixteen innings, while Arlington
the opposing moundsman allowed SIX
hits. Several times throughout the
game 1t appeared as IL either of the
teams would sen a u or more
across the platter. but each time the
twirlers frightened up and kept the
home pan clean. The Bayway team
may play in this city before long.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-26
FIND OUT JUST WHAT
CAUSES YOUR

are caused by a tiny disease germ
in the blood, which multiplies by
the million, and until these germs r
are routed from the blood, you can
see how futile local treatment will
be. In fact. you can use liniments
by the gallon and never hope to
reach the cause of your trouble.
So many people have found real
permanent relief from their Rheu-
matism by the use of s. S. 5. that
its use is justified in practically
every case. Certainly if your Rheu-
matism is due to a germ IN the
blood, as so many thousands OF
cases are, you should lose no time
in beginning the use of S. S. s.,
because you can rely upon this fine
old blood remedy to do you more
good than any other treatment.
S. S. S. is beneficial in Rheuma-
tism because it Is such a thorough
blood medicine. 1t cleanses the
blood of all impurities, and eradi-
Gates the germs which cause Rheu-
matism. The wonderful results 1t
has accomplished in other cases
is proof of its great merit. 5. ). D.
has been on the market for more
than fifty years and is sold by all
druggists.
You are invited to write our
medical department for full in
formation and advice about the
treatment of your own case, for
which no charge is made. Address
Chief Medical Adviser, IL Swift
Laboratory. Atlanta. Georgia.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-26
TRACK MEET At
STATE COLLEGE
More Than 200 Entries Re-
Ceived for Big Event on Neil
son Field Memorial Day

NEW BRUNSWICK, May &C.
Over 200 entries have been received
for the second annual track and field
championships OF the New Jersey
State Interscholastic Athletic Assoc
citation to be held here on Nelson
Field, the Rutgers athletic grounds.
next Monday morning and afternoon.
Twenty-Five high schools divided
into three classes according to their
enrolment, and six preparatory
schools nave entered representatives.
The high schools are: B~arringer,
Central and South Side of Newark,
Camden, Chatham. Chattle, Dickin-
son OF Jersey City. East Orange, Irv-
ington, Kearny, Lakewood, Leonardo,
Bernards. M~etgchen. Passaic, New
Brunswick, Plainheld. Ridgewood,
Roselle Park, South River. Westield
and West Orange. Blair Academy,
st. Benedicts Prep. Princeton Prep,
Rutgers Prep. Iawrenceville ard
Peddie Institute compose the prepar-
atory group.
The events open to the preparatory
schools and high schools of Glass a,
all schools having an enrolment of
over 500, and also schools of Glass ~
II they desire are: 100, 220. 440 and
SS0-yards dash. mile run, 120-yards
high hurdles. 220-yards low hurdles.
12-pound shotput, javeline, discus,
broad jump. high jump. and pole
vault. For high schools of Class j.,
those having an enrolment between
100 and 800. the 100 and SS0-yards
dash. high jump. and half mile relay,
with teams OF four men, are open. A
100-yards dash and a half mile relay
are open to high schools of Glass c.,
those with an enrolment of less than
n hundred.
Handsome bronze eups are offered
to the winning schools in the prepar-
atory and Glass A groups, and the
winning relay teams in Glass b and
Glass c groups. Gold, silver and
bronze medals will be awarded for
first. second and third prizes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-26
KEASBEY FIELD CLUB TO
PLAY LANDINGS SUNDAY
BIZ speoial Correspondent.

By Special Correspondent.
KEASBEY. May 26-The Keasbey
f. c.. who started their season last
Sunday with a Ito victory over
Woodbridge, will journey to New
Brunswick on Sunday where they
will meet the fast Landings, the best
team In the county seat. at the park
diamond.
The ranks of the locals will be
considerably strengthened by the ac-
QUESTION of Eats Coiey, who has
been secured TO perform in a local
uniform. Coley will be on hand Sun
day. He Is as good as ever and should
prove valuable to the local team.
The locals have selected Johnny
Fullerton as their captain for the
season. In Fullerton the field club
has a man thoroughly familiar along
baseball lines and a fine leader.
The Keasbeyites will use the fol-
lowing men in Sundays game: j.
Fullerton, q. Fullerton, Pfeiffer. Ma
loney, Coley, Katrausky. Burke, Gloff,
Larsen and Fftzke.
The locals, accompanied by n num-
Der of rooters. will leave on the 12:45
O'Clock trolley from Perth Amboy.
K~easbey mas a number of open
dates and the management would be
pleased to hear from all fast senior
Schuster, Keasbey.
Nearly all the striped tights worn
by Jockeys on European race courses
are woven by the nuns of Sienna.