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The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-03-26
MONTANA LAND
VALUES JUMP
TREASURE STATE FARM TRACTS
SHOW AVERAGE INCREASE 50
AN ACRE SINCE 1918
NEWS OF THE CAPITAL CITY
Governor Stewart Has Issued Proc
iamation Amending His Former One
Regarding Shipment of Hay Into
State From Idaho Points

Helena.-The March crop report f0r
Montana of the bureau of crop esti-
mates. issued by F. W. Beier, Jr.. field
agent for Montana. covering the stock
of grain 4On farms March ] and the
value of farm lands, shows that the
stock of grain held on farms in Mon
tana is considerably less than the
Stock held on March 1, 1919. The
stock of grain on farms in the United
States shows an increase in the
amount of wheat and corn as COM
pared to March i. 1919. and decrease
in the amount of oats and barley as
compared with last year. The ship
ment of grain out of the counties
where grown is less than during the
past three years in Montana. The re-
duction of grain stocks on farms and
the small shipment out of counties
where grown is the result of the short
crop of 1919 and the heavy demand for
grain for feeding purposes.
After considering the acreage plant
ed in the spring of 1919 (wheat. l.
Gal 900 acres: oats. $4,000 acres; bar
ley, 90,O00 acres. and corn. 12S.OO0
acres) and forecasting the possible
acreages for this year. it seems that
the grain supply on the farms is not
sufficient for seed and feed until the
new crop arrives. The stock on farms
in this estimate, however. does not in
cIude stocks i'm mills. elevators or the
that have been made into
the state for seed and feed. The feed
and seed requirements of the state
have been well met by the efforts of
the farmers to organize and finance
grain purchases.
Estimates on Montana land show
The following average values an acre
)y years:
Poor pillow land-191S. sd: 1919. sd
Good pillow land-191S. So: 1919. S4S.
All pillow land-l91S, $34; 1919. S3G.
Farm lands with improvements =
1918, $50: 1919. S42
Farm lands without improvements
1918, $50: 1919. $50
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-03-26
CHICAGO LABOR WAR RENEWED

Chicago. March 1S.-Chicago's labor
war. dormant since the murder Of
Maurice (Mossy) Enright, February 3,
broke out again yesterday with the
finding Of the body of Joe Hurley, la
hor leader, and Enright lieutenant. ly-
ing. in the street in the south side bad
lands"
Hurley had been shot in the back,
dying Instantly
a trail az blood led from the body
to a nearby saloon. noted as a gather
ing place for LABOR leaders.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-03-26
PARK TOURIST TRAVEL
WILL EXCEED 1920 RECORD

Livingston Tourist travel to Yel-
iowstone park from the east IL ex-
rected to exceed the 1910 volume. ac-
cording to report of Howard H.
Hayes. manager Of the Yellowstone
Park Camp company. who recently re-
turned from the east. Mr.. Hayes
said preparations are being made In
many parts Of the east TO boost the
largest pntional park.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-03-26
Buffers Are Scarce.

''The servant problem in gilded cir
Giles must be acute"
why do you think so?,'
Il see where the wife of a multimil-
lionaire has brought suit against the
wife of another multimillionaire to re-
cover the person of one English butler"
Birmingham Age-Herald.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-03-26
500 Reward, 500

Catarrh is local disease greatly indu-
enced by constitutional conditions II
therefore requires constitutional treat
is taken internally and acts through the
Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the Sys-
TEN. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
destroys the foundation of the disease.
gives the patient strength by improving
the general health and assists ature in
doing its work. $4,000 for any case Of
Catarrh that HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE fails to cure.
Druggists 75c. Testimonials free
F. J. Cheney & Co, Toledo, Ohio.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-03-26
Road Work on Day Labor Basis.

Officials of the state highway com
mission have secured the consent of
the federal bureau of public roads for
any county TO do The federal aid road
work within its boundaries on day
tabor basis without first advertising
for bids. The purpose Of such an ar
rangement is to give day labor road
work in counties where dry land farm
ers want such work.
The highway commission is asking
the counties Immediately to indicate
their wishes in this regard
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-03-26

Every human heart is human
Longfellow.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-03-26

For never, never, wicked man was
wise.-Pope.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-03-26
Quarantine Modified on Idaho Hay.

On representations made TO him by
owners of livestock in different parts
of Montana, Governor s. V. Stewart
has issued a proclamation amending
that issued January 81 This year re-
garding the shipment of hay into Mon
tana from Idaho. Under the January
proclamation no hay from any part OF
Idaho could be imported into Montana
after February IS. the prohibition be-
ing due to the prevalence of the al
falfa weevil in that state.
Under the amended proclamation hay
may be shipped into this state prior to
April! first from Idaho. except from
the counties of Bingham Cassia. Bear
Lake. Oneida. Bannock. Franklin,
Power and Payette.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-03-26
Half Rate on Hay Ends April /.


The half rate on hay which has been
in efefct on all railroads of the north
west for livestock feed. will be dis
continued after March 81. according TO
word received at the office of the state
railroad commissioner. The Northern
Pacific Railway company has already
notified the commission to that effect
and it is understood notice will be re-
ceived from the other carriers at once.
The half rate has been in effect for
several months owing To the shortage
of feed for livestock in the west and
has been a great aid to stockmen. 1t
is understood that the railroads con-
tend that sufficient feed is now on
the way. together with what has al
ready been shipped. TO take care of all
livestock the balance of the winter.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-03-26
Girls Vocational School Opens Soon.

The state, vocational school for
girls. established by the last legisla-
tire at Helena. will actually begin
werk With a small number of girls
about April I, according to Mrs. l.. O
Edhnunds of the executive board. Miss
Edith Casing. superintendent of the
school. and Mrs. Edmunds are now at
the Herbert brothers ranch. bought
by the state as the site for the school,
and are making preparations 10 be-
gin their work even before the first
building is put up. They expect TO
bring six girls from Miles City on
April ], even though it may be neces-
sary to house them at first in tents.
so that they may begin some of the
light farm work fbout the place and
enjoy the outdoor life of the farm as
soon as possible.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-03-26
Important to Mothers

There are no buffet ears on train
of disasters
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-03-26
RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIR.

To half pint of water add OF. Bay Rum,
. small box of Barbo Compound, and 4
o. of glycerine. Apply to the hair twice =
week until it becomes the desired shade.
Any druggist can put this up or you can
mix it at home at very little cost. 1t will
gradually darken stresked, faded gray hair,
and will make harsh hair soft and glossy.
1t will not co'or the scalp, is not sticky or
greasy, and does not rub off.-Adv.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-03-26

The parting words of barber are,
(which side, please?'
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-03-26
ceoroette and Tricotine.

My, but you've dyed your hair a
fashionable red commented Georg-
cite.
Like it," smirked Tricotine.
'rll say | do. Is il expensive?"
well. yes. / used six bottles OF
tomato ketchup on the little job"
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-03-26
An Exception.

An Exception.
''1hey say Mrs. Jumps table is her
weak point
"Not if you judge it by the butter
she puts on it,
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-03-26

Transferring piece of the femur
bone. six inches i'm length. from one of
his patients legs To the vertebra to
replace Il section which was broken
two years ago. IL Butte physician re-
stored the use of the limbs of NJ.
Sahlines. an electrician of Butte Sab
lines was knocked from the top of
boxcar by an electric shock while en-
ployed by the Montana Power com
pany. He had been helpless since
that time and had spent his savings
in an effort to prolong his life.
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News Of Montana
Brief Notes Concerning the
= = Treasure State y y

state warrants aggregating $500 were
stolen from a mail wagon in Butte.
February 20 last. and have not been re-
covered. The warrants were for pay
for teachers in the Normal school at
Dillon and were on their way to that
city.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-23

Rejsek polka venkovskou
deveciu, nesouci ma zadech
vrchovatoa nusi sena. Rychle
sc piitociv k nj a cht6je sc il
vubec dotknout, vola: "Holka !!
ia man tisic chuti v tuto chvi-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-23

Ale devecka couvla nazp6t
a Genie Sc, odpovida hejskovi:
ITO nenf mic platne, mlady
pane; ia Jim nemohu dati ami
jedin5 hrstky ="
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-23
Zajata nevesta.
RonGn ctyrech dlech cd pi E. D. N Southworthove
Pro "Domacnost'' prelo1l Hugo Chotek.
eoWoooo0o0wSco

klGdIl d QuSlOJ llICl . DluZSLN ell
we sluzbe Sc nenalezajicim,
odbyl bratr Ely, kdezto bratr
Breton drzel kazani. Ma to ma
sledoval obed a po mem vesela
promenade po palube. Povetr-
most byla velni krasna a mala
nase missijni spolecnost hlede-
la vyuzitkovati il jak nalezi.
Mladomanzele, tesne k sobe Sc
tulice vyhledavali mista osa-
melejsi a Britomarta, nechte-
JIG byt ceste nikomu, posa-
dila Sc ponekud stranou. Justin
Rosenthal, jenz zdal Sc ma to
Cekati, prispechal k nj. Ona
spozorovala pritomnost jeho
dobre, tvarila Sc ale, jakoby
nemela o nj ami tuSeni a zirala
pres palubu k dalnemu obzo-
ru.
Stanuv pred nj, usmal Sc sla-
be, jakoby chtel rici: "Vsak
| ia vas znam dobre, Wy mala bo-
ijovnice a vim, CO 81 myslite a
jak We vasem nitru bojuje va
Sc pycha vasi zenskosti"
Haste ovSem neodvazil Sc to
rici a proto lehce sc ukloniv,
pravil:
"Nechcete Sc trochu profit,
slecno Conyers?"
"Ne, dekuji", odvetila chlad
ne, nepohlednouc k nemu ami a
chvejic Sc jako vzdy, kdykoli
on il oslovil.
"Nechcete tedy baviti Sc roz-
pravkou?" tazal Sc, prisedaje
X JEFF strane.
Nyni vzhledla vzhuru, ale
zrak jeji planul nevoli a jiz,
jiz chtela sc vzchopiti a zane
chati toho "doterneho Glove
ka" o samote. Nemohla uciniti
tax ale a sklopic Ease zrak, me-
odpovidala vubec. Justin pozo-
roval il po delsl dobu a vida,
ze nachazi sc opet pod vlivem
silneho jeho ducha, zakajil
rozhovor o socialnich refor-
mach, ktere zamestnavaly a
zamestnavaji posud mysl idu-
milu jak stareho tax noveho
sveta = zruSeni otroctvl = e.
mancipace zen, otazka d6lni-
cka a t. o., davaje ma jevo sve
vlastni nahledy spusobem sroz-
umitelnym a poutavym.
A mlada reformatorka po-
s,ouchala jej s hlubokym "a
jmem, nebot' on dotykal Sc tn
rredmetu, pro jejichz znovu
pfetvofeni We smyslu svobodo-
myslnosti a prave> lidskosti by
la ochotna dati i zivot. Oh!
On dovedl vzbuditi jeji zajem
a jeji pozornost, on dovedl il
unesti a uchvatiti.
Pojednou ale prerusil svoji
rfednasku, nebot' rozprava je-
ho patrne podobala Sc take -
q pravil:
"Nyni vsak je zapotrebi, a.
by jste sc ponekud pfoSla; Wy
mate nutn6 zapotrebi volneho
pohybu tomto osvezujicim
vzduchu. Kdoz vi, jak dlouho
vytrva pekna tato povetrnost a
nenastane-li "a nekolik hodin
boufe. Dovolte mi tudiz, pro-
vesti vas pc palube podepfe-
te Sc ma me rarne".
Britomarta nepokusila Sc
tentokrate zadny odpor. VISTA
la &c zidle, nechala witt Sc "a
ruku a provadeti "a manzel-
! skymi parky Ely Breton.
"W ell, pane Rosenthal, pra-
Ia bych 81, abyste pokracoval
rozmluve a sice v tom samem
smeru, jakem alluviI jste
pred chvili", pravila Britomar
to, pohlizejic zadostive jeho
oblicej sotva pozorujic, re
ruka jeii spociva V jeho.
"Ja pravil - ano. ia pravil
- cha, cha, cha! Tohle je hez-
Ike! ia zapomnel, co jsem vam
chtel fici", odvetil vesele, ne
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-23
|" V & T p

minule rozpravy mluvit mohl
dale o zastoji, ktery byl Brito- /
marte tax drahym.
"Ze sc setka Sc zdarem, |
pravfte? ia dim, re musil Ma
vzdor vasi oposici, posmechu,
pronasledovanf, potlacovani
urazkam, ktere shrnovany jsou
ina hlavy tech duchaplnych, sic
chetnomyslnych a hrdinnych
zen, jez jsou zakopnicemi ma
Iteto ceste prace dusevnl -
lzenska tato universita lekar-
ska musi setkati Sc zdarem!"
'zvolala ohnive vymluvne jala
Sc nyni vyvozovati, proc. "
lokamziku tomto byla Britomar
ia jenom zastankyni zenskeho
prava zapomnela zcela, re
Imluvi k nemu, k muzi, jez CO
Itaka nenavidela jak jen byla
Is to.
! Co Sc Justina tykalo, on by
Irozumoval nj o kazde otazce
q bylo-mu to zcela jedno, mlu-
viii 0 Buddhismu, paganismu,
Imohamedanismu, nebo o zen
Iskych pravech = jen kdyz VII
bec mohl dliti po jeff strane.
TAX mluvili spolu precha-
lzeli po dlouhou dobu po palu-
lbe, nepozorujice ami, ze missi-
onarsti manzele sestoupili jiz
do svych kajut.
~ tech dvou hude jeste jed
nou st'astny parek manzel-
lsky", podotkla pani Breton.
"Ano", pani Ely ma to, "a
Inohli by byti zasnoubeni zde
Ina lodi tax. dobfe jake kde-
lkoli iinGe. Jake to stesti,. re
name diva kaZatele po ruce!"
"Avsak ia nemyslim, re slec-
Ina Conyers ma velkou naklon-
most ku vdavkam".
"Naklonnost ku vdavkam,
draha? Why, tot Sc vi, re ne!
lKtera pax mlada DANA, mali
lien trochu rozumu, vdava Sc
lrada? Avssk smysl pro povin-
most mIze il k tomu primeti.
Mlada divka, jako ona, ktera
lv6nuje Sc praci .missionarske
r:ezi divymi narody, rozhodne
lzapotrebi ma takoveho O.
chrance, jako je pan Rosen-
Ithal; on Ease ma vzajem potre-
lbuie takovou pomocnici, jako
iona. Zajmy obou Sc tuto styka-
ii: a ia nenahl;zim, proc by ne
lmohli byt svojI zcela a plnem
Ismyslu toho slova", vykladala
!pani Breton.
| Britomarta Justinem bavili
|se mezitim zcela dobre pre-
lchazeli palubu, nepozorujice
lani, re slunce Sc schylilo k "a
lpadu; az teprve nastale sero
pripomelo jim, re je cas- sejiti
doln do kajuty.
Pri rozchodu ma schodech
IZapomnel Sc ale Justin tax da-
lece, re il poseptal:
"To bylo rozkosne odpole-,
dine dnes. Doufam, re uzila jste
ljej tax dobre, jako ja".
V okamzeni zmenilo Sc cele
ljeji vzezfeni posavadni vre-
lost ustoupila chladne odm6-
fenosti, take skoro ledove od-
povedela:
"Ano, NELL jsme prijemne
odpoledne. ia rada rozhovo-
i'm Sc 0 zastoji, jenz je tax bill
EEK menu sv6domi".
Ona schvalne nerekla "me-
mu srdci", ably nemyslel 81, re
bavila Sc tax dobre pouze k
vuli "nemu" a pouzila proto
| radeji slova "syedomi".
"Ano, ia rada rozmlouvam S
vani Q zastoji, ktery lezi bliz-/
! ko menu "svedomi" rada
siysim vase nahledy mem. A
| lsak pravim VAN zcela otevre-
ne, pane Rosenthal, re neuci-
!nila jsem snad dobie, zaberouc
tolik drahocenneho casu vase
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-23

OA'J' cNN'e" PiAHN "
prasovaia a cistila. Byla totiz
!sobota a ona, omlouvajic Sc
tim, pravila:
"Jelikoz je dnes sobota,
ma am, tn muslme dbat trochu
cistoty, ma'am, a ia doufam,
re nestanu Sc YAM proto OBJ
tiznou, ma am.
ooh, nikoli. Dbejte 81 jen
'svych povinnosti mne Sc
nestarejte', odvetila Britomar-
ta, hledic 81 sveho vysivani. Tt
cho, jake tn fa to zavladlo, me-
bylo il vsak po chuti.
"Nestyska Sc YAM zde, Judi
to-"
"Dekuji vam re srdce, ma
am, re berete ucast ma takove
bytosti jako ia jsem. Ovser,
styskaio by Sc mi dosti, nebyt
Biddi Mullony, ubohe osoby j.
'Biddi Mullony?" opakova-
la Britomarta.
Eyes, ma a'am; je to zena Mi
ke Mullony, lodniho tesare -
toho ochlasty a darebaka. ia
j otec mug skutecne litujeme
lubohou Biddy Mullony".
"Aj, ia nemela ami tuseni,
fe ma teto lodi nachazi Sc tolik
zenskych".
"Neni jich tn vice, ma'am,
jak ia a Biddy Mullony ia
ub Cha. A je to k politovani ve-
III. ze bidak ten caste Sc opije
pax pusobi il prave peklo ma
zemi".
Slova ia pobourila Britomar-
tu V mire nejvyssi.
"Minite tim rici, ze bid&k
ten sc opiii a pax manzelku
svoii tryzni?" tazala Sc V roz-
horleni.
Sure, ma am, to, co je prav-
Ga, ma am.
"Jedno to same We vsech
dilech sv6ta! Ma. pevnine / ma
vode je zena potlacovana, tryz-
nena a zotrocena. A coz kapi-
tan? Proc dovoli tomu, ably ma
lodi smela dit Sc takova suro-
vost?" ostre Sc tazala mlada
reformatoi ka.
"Sur, ma am, V tom ohledu
neradno je michati Sc do spora
manzelskych".
ease ia sama vytacka! V&dy
jedna a ia sama! vsude - V
kazdem dilu sveta stejna! Nj
kdo nema pravo promluviti
slovo do sporu rodinneho a mi
chat Sc mezi muze a zenu. Al,
tomu je zrovna naopak Je to
vase pravo = mole pravo =
prayo kazdGho!" zvolala "a
atankync zenskych pray hne-
viv6.
ia bych nechtela Sc o to
pokusiti" ;. zyolala Judita vese-
lie. "Ucinila .isem tax jenom
.Iednou, byla jsem ale rada, ze
odnesla jsem sve zdrave udy.
ia iituii Biddy q celeho srdce
nlezi "Majka" a il sc ale
vicekratc michati nebudu".
"ubozi poslapani cervicko-
Fe, kteIi sobe nemaji ami ST.
III ce,;,,ika !" vydechla mlada
bojoynice ga zenska prava pro
scbc. ooh, ano! ia Sc take
provdan a stanu sc otrokyni
nuze, jenz tryzniti mne smi a
muze podle sve Kralovske mi
losti 10 sc vsak nestane, pane
Justine Rosenthal! Nepodoba
Sc tomu. &c vase, srdce puklo
by pro mne, nebo kteroukoli
linou zenu We svete; a kdyby
sc tax stalo, nedbala bych to-
ho q byla bych snad rada to-
mu. Byl byste alespon jednou
obeti ma oltafi poslapane a u
tryznelle zenskosti!"
Tax. myslela 81 Britomarta,
odchazejic opet do sve kajuty.
XII.
NJ l1-1nr,,s d.1vara = ,,,Jc,e
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-23
A-- Nova
velkolepa Trznice
bude prave otevrena
Euclid a vYch. 46. I'll.
BLfZE JUDD AUTO co.

Jednou nejmodernsisich nejlepsich cleveland-
skych trznic bude nesporne THE EUCLID & E. 46
ST. MARKET, ktera bude otevfena zitrejs soboty
dne a. cervence. Nova znice stala as 100000 "a
hrnuje sobe mistnost ez ako byvaIa dFivsjsi trzn
ce, sou pravs trrate tax veke obsahujic $50 moder-
mich stankG, nejnovej vsim pohodnyrn vypravenycha
Il obchodi, KTERE JSOU ALE VEsSMES JEN SOU
!; KROMYM MAJETKEM
: kazde zdravotni opatreni pohodh byo zayedeno
chadici system nerna vibec sobe Jest postara
bezpeSne stanovste nekoika set aut zakazns,r
bude mono zakoupiti vse nejlepsich podmir,el.
Velka hzce postavena byla ocele ceraentu liso.
vanych cihel ma 10000 CIV stop veou svetlo propo,
sterc strechu Bude denns otevrena cd T. hod ranni
do 6. veS; v sobotu pax az do 10. hod vecer.
Lace kazdy den = kupute trznci Euclid !
vych 46. ul uspofte 20g. Seduite novinach
nase oznan1ky.
Ax.<
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-23

Flisti den byla nedele -
prvli Jejich nedele ma mori.
tohcsIuzky, >jez odbyly Sc z
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-11-12
RUSSELL BROS. SHOWS

Will be here all the week of Nov
sth under the auspices of the Ameri-
can Legion. This organization comes
to the city of Durant with the very
best of reference.
Chief among the attractions offer
ed the innocent bystander is that of
the Famous LAKELAND Minstrels, one
of the feature members of the Russell
Brothers shows. It is good mixture
of syncopation, melody and mirth
offered by colored entertainers who
are said to have entertained the tir-
ed Sammies in the different canton
ments of this country.
Lovers of fine horses will see the
Partisan Society Circus as some Of
the animals exhibited in this act
measure up to the requirements and
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-11-12

Those of US who so ardently
prayed for the election of Cover
nor Cox have fairly good idea
now what kind of influence we
had in that quarter.-SOutheast
Oklahoman.
Miss Robertson, the Muskogee anti
suffrage restaurant keeper who was
landed in seat in congress by the
Republican tidal wave. says that she
owes her election to prayer. If that be
true-and far be it from the News to
dispute lady's word-it suggests
that if some of the reams of propa-
ganda which was sent out by the DEM
ocratic campaign workers had been
addressed to the Almighty instead OF
to the hardheaded and harder heart
ed voters of the nation, results might
have been different.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-11-12

The change in federal patro-
mage must come thick and fast,
after March 4th. Not for any
selfish reasons, but because the
mob in now should be kicked out
to save an innocent and suffer-
ing people. There is no other
way to rid our country of their
incompency and insults.-Arapa-
no Bee.
1t doesn't need any diagram to ex.
plain that the Arapaho Bee is Re,
publican paper and is evidently in.
toxicated with the wine Of victory
eomething 1t has been deprived OF
these many moons. 1t will sober up af
ter short time and may realize what
a tarnal fool it has made of itsel1
to give away the motive which actua
ted good many of the victoriou.
worshipers Of the sacred elephant.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-11-12
STATE OFFICERS TO TAKE
OFFICE ON JANUARY l3.

All State officers elected Nov. 2
will take their office on the second
Monday in January. They include
Corporation Commissioner, four men,
bcr. of the Supreme Court, one men,
Der of the Criminal Court of Appeals
The legislature will meet on the first
Monday in January and the first busi-
ness to be transacted after the two
houses have been organized is to can
vass the vote at the last election and
declare the result.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-11-12
KILLING OF MADERO IN
MEXICO INVESTIGATED

General Rafael Pimiento, who com.
manded the Rurale Guards in 1919
when President Madero and Vice Pres.
ident Jose Mario Pine Suarez were
killed, has been arrested. A Govern
ment announcement says arrests OF
other persons holding military posi-
tions at the time Of the assassination
of Madcro and Suarez are to follow
One of the first acts of the pres
ent Government wa. to order com
plcte investigation into the Madero
case.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-11-12
CORRUPTION IS CHARGED.

Corruption of employees and of
ficials of the shipping board emer.
gency fleet corporation, graft in pur
chasing supplies for and in repairing
government owned merchant ship.
and the use of political or other in
fluence in obtaining contracts TO,
ship construction and the ALLEGATION
of completed vessels to operating
companies, are among maze OF
charges made in a report submit
ted to the house committee on ship.
ping board operatinos by A NJ Fish
or and j. F. Richardson, former EN-.
ployes of the board.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-11-12
FROM SCOTT FERRIS
Hon. f. NJ. Evans, The Durant News,
Durant, Okla.

Hon. f. NJ. Evans, The Durant News.
Durant, Okla.
My Dear Evans. We went down
with the rest-fighting under the ban
ner of Democracy, standing squarely
upon the platform, steadfast!y with
the party for cause that was just.
For such defeat there are no
pangs of sorrow or remorsc. To have
fought otherwise would have been to
break the faith. To fight as we did
was to keep it.
All hail to you and to the other good
friends in Bryan County. All hail to
the two hundred thousand men and
women, loyal Democrats that they are.
who went down with me. To make
myself in part worthy of them shall
be my task.
With great respect and friendship
| am,
Very truly yours.
SCOTT FERRIS.