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Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-12-13
Japanese i'm America
Oppose Mikado Policy
in Occupying Siberia

Toxic Correspondence of The AS
sociated ss.)-Japanese in the Unit
ed States are against the foreign pol
icy of the Japanese government, accord
ing to X Shoda former Japanese min
lister of Finance, who has arrived in
Yokohama from America, where he has
studied the attitude of the japanese
immigrants. In an interview with the
Hoehi the former official said that his
countrymen abroad are intensely op-
posed to the occupation of Siberia and
Saghalien. Mr.. Shoda is connected
with the opposition party here.
Marquis Hirohata, who was present
at the Seamen's conference at Genoa
and who returned to Japan by the sams
ship with Mr.. Shoda. interviewed by
the Hochi, said "On my returning
journey j visited California. AS ths re-
suit Of Investigations, | came to the
conclusion that the talk of war indulg-
ed in by japanese at home is largely
responsible for the increased anti-Jap-
anese sentiment of Americans, especial
ly Californians. I hope that the Jap
anese here will restrain themselves a
little when they talk on the Californian
question"
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-12-13
PLEASE NOTE--we CO not charge
classified advertisements to residence
addresses,
FURNISHED ROOMS


MODERN furnished room in private
home. 219 Second avenue north.
WARM, well ventilated, large room,
suitable for two. 219 Third ave. north.
FURNISHED rooms for rent close in.
Alt Fourth ave. north
ROOM and BOARD for 8 or 4, In modern
home. 801 Fifth ave, no. Fone 1888.
COMFORTABLE, well furnished room,
private family 5121a Sixth street north.
MODERN furnished room in private
home. 1909 Fifth avenue north.
CLINE rooms, 209 Second ave. north.
FURNISHED room. 610 First ave. north.
ONE LARGE, modern furnished front
room, downstairs; suitable for one or
two people. 30S Third st. north.
ROOM-Gentleman Ala Second ave. no.
ROOMS for rent 616 Second ave. north.
STEAM heated rooms, $3.50 and up.
Palace Hotel, BOT Fifth street south.
FURNISHED three upstairs modern
rooms. Rent very reasonable. Close to
car line. 1901 7th Ave. No.
MODERN room. 726 Fourth ave. south.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-12-13
MILLIONAIRE
GIVES FORTUNE TO SCHOOLS

Tokio-( Correspondence of The AS
sociated Press) Lively interest has
been created throughout Japan by the
announcement that Jiro Harada, sep
tuagenarian Of Osaka, has given his en-
tire property amounting to the equiva-
lent of $10,OoO,OoO. for public education
and general charities, most unusual act
on the part OF Japanese millionaire.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-12-13
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the First National Bank OF Great
Falls. Montana, will be held in the bank
ing rooms of said bank between the
hours of 10 a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m, on
Tuesday, January IL, 1921. for the pur-
pose of electing the board of directors
for the ensuing year and for the trans
action of any other business that may
properly come before said meeting.
Dated at Great Falls, December Ii,
W. A. BROWN. Cashier.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-12-13
NOTICE OF sHERIFF's SALE UNDER
ORDER OF SALE.

In the District Court of the Eighth Judi
cial District of the State of Montana,
in and for the County of Cascade.
A. NJ. Murphy. Plaintiff. vs.. Alice M:
Miles. Administratrix of the Estate OF
Leo Phelan, Deceased. Defendant.
To be sold at sheriff's sale on the 5th
day of January. 1921, at the hour Of
O'Clock p. m, of said day, at the front
door of the court house, in the city Of
Great Falls. county of Cascade, state of
Montana the following described real
estate situated IN the county Of Cascade,
state of Montana, to-wit:
The east half of the northwest quarter,
the northwest quarter OF the southwest
quarter and lot three of section seven, all
In township twenty, north of range two
east of the Montana principal meridian.
containing according to fhe government
survey thereof. 1856 14-10o acres more or
less, together with all and singular the
tenements, hereditaments and appurten-
ances thereunto. belonging or In any wise
appertaining thereto.
Dated December 10th, 1920.
J. p. BURNS, Sheriff.
BY ALBERT MARION
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-12-13
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
NOTICE OF PAYMENT OF CASCADE
COUNTY, MONTANA, COURTHOUSE
BONDS. ISSUED 1901.


BONDS. ISSUED 1901.
Notice Is hereby given that courthouse
bonds OF Cascade county, Montana, dat
ed January /, 1901, In the sum Of $780,
600, bearing interest at the rate Of per
cent per annum, numbered from 1 to 200,
both inclusive, will be due and payable
January 1, 1921, all of said numbered
bonds being now outstanding, excepting
bonds numbered IS, 80, 60, 10s, 109, 110,
Ill and 115, which numbered bonds have
been paid and cancelled. The owners or
holders OF all other numbered bonds OF,
said issue are hereby notified to present,
the same on or before December 81, 1920,
at the banking house of Harris Forbes
& Co., formerly n. W. Harris Co..
New York City, N. Y. with unpaid
coupon attached thereto, for pay,
ment; all owners or holders Of said bonds
are notified that interest on said bonds
will cease#on the 31st day of December.
1920. and bonds presented for payment
on or after January 1, 1921, will not be-
paid interest on same for any period OF
time after December 81, 1920.
BY order of the Board Of County Conn.,
missioners, Cascade County, Montana.
JOHN z. MORAN. County Clerk.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-12-13
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

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TWO light housekeeping rooms in apart
south, upstairs.
ROOM for rent. COL Fourth ave. north.
ONE room, with large closet, complete
for housekeeping. No children. sos
Central.
FURNISHED housekeeping room for
rent. Reasonable. 500 Fourth st. So
FOR RENT-Light housekeeping room
S0S Second ave. north.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms, 615 9Th st. No
KEEPING-Meurice. $40 First
avenue north.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-12-13

AVOID COSTLY EXPERIMENTING
Have IN mind when selecting your used
whom you buy. An eye full of varnish
and an ear full OF conversation are Of
little avail whom you are afoot and
miles from a Service Station. Our
Used Cars have been overhauied. The
initial payment as noted below-the
balance on terms to suit you gives
you immediate use Of any OF these
cars:
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-12-13

GIRL for general housework, small fam
ily 1900 Fourth avenue north
COMPETENT maid for general house
work in small family. 1908 First ave-
nue. north. Phone 5241.
WANTED-Young woman housekeeper
cook for three. Address Box So Tribune.
ELDERLY woman or young girl wanted
to assist with light house work at I'll
Seventh ave. south.
A COMPETENT girl for general house
work in small family. No washins'
HOS First ave. north.
WANTED by December is, competent
maid for general housewerk. MRS
Robert Nathan, ZIG Third ave. north.
COMPETENT girl for general house
work 424 Fifth street north.
COMPETENT maid for general house
work TIT Fourth avenue north
LADY to care for three children. For
paEticulars inquire at 621h Eleventh
street north.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-12-13
BI1sINEsS CHANCES

BEST PAYING, medium sized hotel in
the city, enjoying a large desirable
patronage, for sale (not trade) very
reasonable If bought directly from the
owner. Box so Tribune.
THE RACINE AUTO TIRE COMPANY
would like to get In touch with job
shoe tires and Record tubes in Great
e Falls and vicinity. This is not a deal
jobber's discount; one who is finan-
cially able to handle the line in volume
and discount their bills. The Racine
Horseshoe line is nationally advertised.
medium priced, and sold under lib
eral guarantee. Interested parties are
requested to write the Horseshoe Auto
Tire company, factory branch at 66
West Fourth south, Salt Lake City,
Utah.
TRANSFER business for sale, trucks.
horses, barn and full line Of equip
ment, doing hauling for over two
thirds Of business houses: 5000 buys
1t if taken at once. In oil center. For
further particulars write 4. 1. wallace,
Winnett.f Mont.
GOOD drug business for sale. Small
town in good farming community.
Good crops. Takes about $500 to
handle. Balance on terms; Don't an
swer unless you have cash and mean
business. Box 56 Tribune.
Eight acres on the river front.
Apartment building bringing 20 per cent
Rooming house on First ave. north.
All kinds of property for trade.
Land for sale in the oil district.
Irrigated farms and stock ranches.
Brick building on Commercial Street.
Merchandise business in good town.
Interstate Realty, 208H Central.
FOR SALE at invoice price, small
grocery store, with living rooms. Owner
leaving city. Box a. Tribune.
NEW AND refinlshed pocket and bill
lizard tables, billiard and bowling sup
plies Brunswick monographs and
records; Brunswick tires and tubes.
Brunswick Bake -Collender Co: L. 8.
Butte, Mont.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-12-13

MEN
Do You Want to Increase Your Earning
Capacity?
You can increase your present wage
many times, by training yourself In
one of the many trades in the automo-
bile and tractor business. Pick out
one of the following trades and write
US about further particulars. Automo-
bile and tractor repairing and operat-
ing, battery repairing. recharging and
rebuilding, Oxy Acetyline welding and
brazing, vulcanizing and retTeadingi
also special ignition and electrical
courses. We are one of the few schools
who teach the practical shop meth
ods. Our rates are more reasonable
and our courses better and more com
plete than most schools. letter ad-
dresses to US today might mean the
turning point on the road to success
Hemphills' Trade Schools, Inc, TOT
Hawthorne avenue, Portland, Oregon
LEARN AUTO, tractor and airplane me-
chanics. welding, vulcanizing.. Prac-
tical training. Four big schools. Free
j. 100-page catalog. Special low rates
= Write today. Modern Automobile &
Tractor School, Dept. 81. 1903 Third
avenue, Spokane, Wash.
SEE YMCA AUTO SCHOOL. Los Ange-
les. None better Start right
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-12-13

BUICK Six, four new tires. Make your
own price. Call sample room IL, Rain
bow Hotel.
NEW FORD. Sedan body. Mckinney
Motor Co.
DODGE touring car good condition $3.50
OVERLAND Top Delivery, Model 30,
SS7500
FORD delivery truck. just overhauled
$500 90.
Liberty bonds accepted at par In pay
ment Call s4l6 or 2l6 Ford Bldg.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-12-13

FOR SALE-One Velie car In good con-
dition. Inquire J. 3. Long &c Co.
sOl First National Bank Bldg.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-12-13

NEW yELTE SIX, used two months
Owner deceased. Relatives leaving
state $500 less than cost. May be seen
at Pterse Garage.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-12-13
AUTOS FOR SALE.

FORD touring car, $50. sos Sixth ay. no.
$3.50 TAKES Willys-Knight five-passen-
ger car. Fone 6003.
truck with 60 bushels grain tank, used
only weeks. Also one Studebaker,
1917 Six touring car Al condition and
repainted. VIII sacrifice both for
quick sale. Terms IL desired. Can be
seen at 2o22 Fourth ave. no. Fone 5107.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-12-13
yyANTED-SALESMEN

SALESMEN-Some western territory
still open. Side line on commission
Trade established, known everywhere.
State particulars in first letter. H. j.
Justin & Sons, the celebrated Cowboy
Bootmakers, Nocona. Texas.
WE OFFER a commission arrangement
to some one who IS qualified to repre-
sent US in this territory on hammered
forgings. drop forgtngs and electric steel
castings Write Twin City Forge &
Foundry Co. saltwater, MINI.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-12-13
FURNISHED APARTMENTg
UNFURNIsHED APARTMENTS

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rooms, 210 Eighth st. no
2-RO0M semi-modern apartment, SIS.
Apply 605M Fifteenth st. north.
FIVE room. corner End Ave. No. and 9Th
st. 312 First National Bank Bldg. j.
P Trafnor
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-12-13
SITUATION wASTED-FEMALE

WIDOW with child, aged 2 years. wants
position as housekeeper or cook. Ref
erences furnished Address Mrs. K
Arlss, Harlem, Mont.
FIRST CLASS day work. Phone 6899
DAY WORK, any kind. Phone 1882.
PRACTICAL nurse, would take entire
charge of invalid or children in abb
sence Of parents. Kind, pleasant dis
position. Good companion. Excellent
references. Address 2013 Eighth av. no.
MIDDLE AGED woman wants chamber
work. Experienced manager and
housekeeper. Box 81 Tribune.
WANTED-Gentlemen's washing and
mending. 427 Fourth avenue and Fifth
street south.
WILL take children to care for at
911 Seventh ave. south.
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper and cashier
wishes work one-half day. Box 46
Tribune.
FILING clerk wants position. Box 13
Tribune.
LAUNDRESs wants day work or
bundles Phone 1888.
WASHING wanted 4oc dozen rough;
soc finished. Write H. Fourth ST, south.
WOMAN with four-year- child wants
work in rooming house or cooking for
men in town. Box 38 Tribune.
CARE for children evenings Phone 804s-
WASHING and ironing. Phone 416s
WANTED-Extra Set Of books to keep
by competent bookkeeper. Refer
ences furnished. Box 25 Tribune.
WANTED-Position by bookkeeper and
typist, experienced in all branches Of
office routine. References. Box 26
Tribune.
DAY WORK wanted Phone 1892.
WASHING WANTED. Phone 7O46
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-12-13
USED CAR BARGAINS

USED CAR BARGAINS
BRISCOE TOURING-A 3-speed light
car ready for the road. Why take the
street car or walk to your work when
you can ride in this economical car
for $4,000.
FORD sedan. top and upholstery in
apsorbers vacuum tank, new differ
ential gears, large wheel. foot accelera-
tor, motor develops maximum power.
OVERLAND Model 80 touring. Here is
a light car ready for the road which
will stand lots of abuse.
REQ touring. overhauied, refintshed, new
tires.
car in the pink" of mechanical con-
dition and taken the drop in price as
well.
OVERLAND-G GREAT FALLS CO.
Sol First Avenue North-Phone 97S7.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-12-13
FOR sALE-EEAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-EEAL ESTATE
DESIRABLE building lot rs first pay
ment on home. Balance monthly pay
ments. Watson Land Co., 1211s Central.
LOST AND WOUND
LOST-On Benton road, near Floweree,
dark crayenette. Finder leave at Rabbit
Transfer Reward.
LOST between Fourth and Fifth street
two green sashes for childrens dresses.
Return to 1911 First ave. north.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-12-13
HELP WANTEB-MALE

wants men to open
branch offices and manage salesmen'
$500 to $500 necessary. Exclusive
rights; patented article; money-maklng
possibilities unlimited. Pay expenses 70
Dallas il you qualify. Address BOX
nal
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-12-13

[RL for general housework, small fam
ily 1000 Fourth avenue north.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-12-13

BEST PAYING, medium sized hotel in
the city, enjoying large desirable
patronage, for sale (not trade) very
reasonable If bought directly from the
Trjh
The evening world., 1920-07-09
WALL STREET

Favorable news found quick reflec-
ton in the stock market to-day and
prices again showed a distinct up
ward trend.
Comparatively easy money condi-
tons practically complete agreement
between Germans and the Allies re-
sarding disarmament terms, improve
mont in transportation conditions and
expectations Of highly favorable
crop report late to-day were main in
flUcnces back Of the new buying
movement.
Pools were more active than in sew
eral months, and the manner in
which specialties were run up was
strongly reminiscent Of the recent bull
boom.
Houston Oil, which sold yesterday
as low as rs 1-2 and which closed
last night at 80, shot up to 1OI1-2 in
the first two hours of trading. Ma
ticnal Aniline rose about 5 points on
resumption Of talk Of merger OF big
chemical concerns Two Of the So
called Ryan stocks, Consolidated
Textile and Stromberg CRrburetor,
both rose more than points. Other
features OF strength were tnterna-
tonal Paper, which, according to re-
port, is steadily being accumulated
by Canadian interests. tobacco
shares and the Doheny oil issues.
Rails again came in for much at
tention and displayed a strong tone.
Reading led this group. 1t rose near
lv points and other rails added
substantial fractions to their gains
of yesterday.
Financial optimism seems to be
steadily growing. A month ago the
financial district was full Of bears.
To-day 1t would appear that there il
ten optimists for every pessimist.
Expectations Of favorable crop
report led to further selling OF corn
and oats. The former which has been
unsettled for more than q week, de-
clined an additional two cents per
bushel. Oats lost nearly a cent per
bushel.
The evening world., 1920-07-09
ItnlInns stu Hold AxIona.

LONDON. July with reference to
the rumors that the Italians have
evacuated Avlona, Albania, the italian
Embassy here announces that up to
yesterday the Italians still held the
town in force, and that the Albanian
attacks were being easily -repulsed.
(The italian Embassy at Paris on Tues
day night issued formal denial that
the Albanians ha dtaken Avlona,)
The evening world., 1920-07-09
FEAR REVOLT IN BRUNSWICK.
Berlin Report Says Radicals Are
working for General Strike.

LONDON, July "a Central News
despatch from Berlin dated wednes-
day reports that preparations are pro-
ceeding for O revolution in Bruins
wick.
The extreme radicals, It Is de-
clared. are working feverishly on
plans for a general strike at the week
end, and a new revolutionary COM
mittee Is said to have arranged for
a big mass meeting within a day or
two to consider the question Of dras-
tic action.
The evening world., 1920-07-09
LIBERTY BONDS.

liberty lbs opened 91.2O; I'd 4s,
1854, off .12; LIST las $500. off 20: I'd
las, $3.50, up 10; Sd 41-4s, 1896, of
"a; 4th 4 las $500, up .O6; Victory
5 S-4 1892, up .06; 4 S-4s 1904, up .O6.
The evening world., 1920-07-09

rhc father. tciespDorc Iasuon, is serv-
Ing a. life sentence H. ST. Vincent de
Pau senllentiary FOR completely ~ the
murdct " his daughter
The evening world., 1920-07-09

death mere for Tine murder ~ cruelty
and neglect OF 1c' s.cpuo uEuter.
Aurorc yesterday gave birth &C. twins a
boy and Elri 90 tn lJi nn'muty
The evening world., 1920-07-09
CIeared of Rumping .sisnaI Toyyer

John Morals of No. 1856 East sSth
Street, arrested on suspicion on July 2
when the car he was driving ran into a
Fifth Avenue traffic signal tower. was
discharged for lack OF evidence follow
ing a hearing before Magistrate Schwab
in Yorkville Court to-day.
The evening world., 1920-07-09

Woman to Die for kIIIinR ChiId
Gives Hirtb 10 TWins.
QUEBEC July 9. - n rrte Anne
Houdc Gaguon InUer sentence ~
, 1920-03-27
|. S. HODGE.
Sec. e Treas.

Paris, March "a IA Iava's des1 atch
from Berlin So es that the general .rike d,
in that city has terminated and rider
prevails. Advi:es from Leipzig tc the
Wolff Bureau re oort that ] hting at Ialle
and lis '%icinity has assumed serious pro
positions, the 5|)lCiers ird Workme1 u.s.
ing artillery against each other.
Pari', March 24th.- Hava's]. Tn va
rious parties at Berlin continne to iali-
berate on the formation 81 a new G>1t..
but negotiations are renCered dificu by
the fact that Herr Fber displease / at
the disgrace of Herr Noske. nantes an
intention to res gil. The reunion Of the
National Asse lbiy originally fxec fer
the 25th. instant, has been postpone in
definitely. A denial Of the arrest of
General Luttwi.z and Trotha has )een
issued and also that a warrant has )"en
issued against ,eneral Ludendortf. The
Red Army OparS ing al Gotna and EI faro
has capitu lated uTcoNditi }nally.
Amsterdam, March 24th. -Accor ng
to the Telegram a new German (&bi-
net has been &C lstituted with Herr Eau
err as President Herr Sch fer, Vice I ras-
ident, Herr Herman Muller, Foreign At
fairs, Herr Ge;seier, National Def nse
and Herr Ko:1, Interior. The Cen
NllSlS, GuuCl, I'5ll anu WOilL 'dhG F6t poC-
lively Finance TTanspor and Treas Try,
he other portfolios being LeId by S 'cial
Democrats.
Paris, March oath. THE Exec tive
Committee Of tie Radica5 Socialist F ATTY
has adopted al Order Of he Day de lar
ing that the assumption of diplon attic
relations with the Vatics is in d rect
opposition to me exterior interest of
Republican France.
Brussels, March 24th.- The newsp per
"Libre Belgiqle" aEnou aces that the
Prime Minister has decided to grant the
Belgian manu- ,acturers who obta ned
important adv; lces from English and
American BanE.i, destined for the in
provement in tt rate of exchange an
extension Of on: year for he repayr :nt
of the advance now due for r IN
burSement.
, 1920-03-27

dies have occupied the attention of the
public mind during the greater part of
the fortnight. The proceedings opened
on Monday 23rd, and closed on Satur-
day 28th. The delegates from Jamaica
were unable to attend, having probably
missed the steamer connection.
The Conference was a highly success
ful me, and it is expected will pave the
way to settlement of many pending CUES
tons. 1t will be followed by a Confer
ence of Steamship c|onnexion with Can
ada, to be held at Ottawa, at which
the President of the Associated Cham
bnrs, Sir Edward Dawson, will ba pres
ent. The West Indian representatives
on this occasion will have a vote on any
question.
The bitterness Of feeling against the
arrangements by the Elk cutive. with
regard to sugar for local consumption
is growing more a~ccentuated every day.
The retail prices fixed by the Governor
in Executive Committee under date of
oath Feb. are: White crystals, Is cents
per h.; Yellow Crystals 16c S. per ID;
Dark Crystals and Centrif gal Musco-
vado IL cents per Id; Molases sugar Gets.
per ID. The crop has now started, and
with the more general employment and
better wages of the reaping system, the
imposition of this Sugar price may be
borne. Bat when employment begins
to fall off, and the earnin S tC diminish
the labourers whether in town or in
country, will find it impossible to pro
. cure Sugar at the price fixed by the
Govt.
1t is understood that a considerable
portion Of the crop now to be reaped,
has already been sold for export at 81. so
to 81 80 per 100 lbs.
Yet for local consumption the Govern
ment were unable to fill heir purchases
at less than SO liz advance in price.
Surely there must be some explanation
forthcoming for such an extraordinary
state of affairs. = Barbados Advocate,
March end.
, 1920-03-27
SEA ISLAND COTTON.

According to recent advices from Man
chester, St. Vincent Sea Island Cotton
IS quoted at Is cents to eighty cents per
pound. There is a shortage of one hun
dred thousand bales in the American
Sea Island Crop, and it is further re-
ported that the U. S. planters have de-
cided to abandon the cultivation of this
cotton altogether, owing to the attack
of the pink boil weevil.-Bid.