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The St. Joseph observer., 1920-12-25

Jay Roc .........Defcn
Now at this day comes the plain
tiff by her Attorney, and it appearing
to the satisfaction OF the Circuit
Court that saii defendant, Jay Roc,
is a nonresident OF the state Of dis
souri and does not reside therein. it
Is ordered that said nonresident de-
fcndaut be notified by publication,
az required by law, that said plaintiff
has commenced her suit in th!s Court
against said defendant by petition
and affidavit, the object and general
nature Of which II to obtain n deere G
Of divorce from the defendant on the
ground Of de5crtion and abandon
mcnt FOR more than one whole year
next before the filing OF this petition.
be ana RiGb s'ia ID. Jay 2s lsrni shall 81
this Court, 10 bo begun and held at
tho Court House, in the City Of St.
Joseph, in buchanan County, State of
NJ ssOuri. on the Sd day Of January,
1891, on or before the third day OF
said term, to answer plaintiffs petit
tiun, the same viii be taken for con-
fcssed as to him ana judgment rem
dcred accordingly.
II IL further ordered. that a copy
OF this order be published in The st.
Joseph Observer. a newspaper pub
lished in the County Of buchanan,
for four weeks successfully, tho last
Insertion Of which to be at least fir
teen days before the next January,
1921, term Of this Court.
A true copy. Attest:
EMMETT J. GROUSE.
(SeaD Clerk.
by II. +. Mumford, Deputy Clerk.
A NJ Evans. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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The St. Joseph observer., 1920-12-25

for four weeks successfully. the last
insertion OF which is to be at least
fifteen days before the next January,
1921, term OF this court
A copy. Attest:
EMMETT J. GROUSE.
(ScaD Clerk.
by Stella Whitehead. Deputy Clerk.
w. N. Linn, Attorney for Plaintiffs.
U12D
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-12-25

they may be precluied from any
benefit m such estate; ana II said
claims ua not exhibited within one
..a. rom fhg date 90 tho publication
~ this notice, they viii be forever
..I"..
a ..Ho copy. Attest:
I.I aLTHA ANDERSON.
Admin 'rguIE with VIII amend.
..a.a.r. |..ra ~ Probate.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-12-25
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ORDER OR PURILdATIOH

ORDER OR PURIArlAJ1Oa
In the circuis. Court OF, Bnah&nan
County Missouri to tbs JannaIg
Term. a. D. 1871,
State Of Missouri. cOdnty,sef 10
chanAn. BS
George O. BOyIan-ss.. .P1ainticf
Va
Florence =. B0y IAN -. Defendant
Now az thts day com e5 tho plaintiff
by his Attorney, and it appearing %
tho satisfaction OF tho Circuit Court
that Eald defeudanL Florenee +.
Doylan, Is a nnn-TeaidHnt OF the fitsts
OK lJ--yuIL. Igf fp.F gqf yssldo
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-12-25
90. 3a2a3D
ORDER OF pI.sgIC ALTON

In the Circ4lt Court Of Buchanan
County, N .ssouri, to the January
Term, a. D.. 1921.
State OF Missouri, Coun,y Of Bu-
chaUan, IS.
Myrtle Roe ............P Plaintiff
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-12-25

BY j. J. NcNop"mv. Doouty cork.
/ T.. n. Miller. At'n~ "v for Plaintiff.
G12T1
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-12-25

IN the Circuit Court OF Buchanan
County, Missouri. to the January
1921, term thereof.
j. F. Buis and Frank y. Fulker-
Llrna
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-21
BUTTE Transfers
DECIDE To STRIKE
FOR HIGHER WAGES
Reject so Cents Per Day In
crease-Butchers and Brick
LAYERS Turn Down Offers.

Butte. May 20-Members Of the
teamsters' unicn tonight voted to strike
TO enforce demands for a wage Increase
of 81 a day. after having rejected a
compromise offer Of so cents with time
and half for more than nine hours
work daily. Sanction of the international
union must be received before the
teamsters stop work but officials said
this would be forthcoming. The date
for the cessation of work was not set
but II ight be anytime from n day to a
week, according to the business agent.
Butte butchers tonight rejected the
counter offer of rs cents day in
crease of wages and instructed the wage
committee to resume negotiations with
the employers. The offer of the en-
ployers called for REIMBURSEMENT by the
union of jurisdiction over employees of
produce and packing houses and 1t was
stated the increase offered was not -
piled 20 these establishments.
The bricklayers have terminated
negotiations with their employers. reject
ing a contract somewhat similar to the
one signed by the carpenters few
weeks ago.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-21
DENvERPASSES
LOUISVILLE AND
ST.PAU[ IN SIZE
Census Figures Reveal
Colorado Metropolis
Has 256,37o People, or
10000 Above Rivals.

Washington, May 20.-Denver, Col
orados largest city, which ranked as the
twenty seventh municipality of the coun-
cry in 1910, has outgrown Louisville and
st. Paul. which ranked twenty-fourth
and twenty sixth, respectively, 10 years
ago. The census bureau announces Den
ver's population as 1869, an increase
of 42,9SS, or POI per cent over 1910.
Iouisville's population has been an
nounced as 1891 and st. Paufs as
>234, ,595.
Cincinnati Gains by Correction.
Hamilton county is the first county
to be announced in complete form with
all minor civil divisions. ClnclnnatIs
population was corrected in the county
statistics, making the number of inhah-
itants 401,247. instead of 4Ol Jos as pre-
viously announced.
Other annoucemets by the census bu-
reau include:
Tacoma, 1896; increase: Tacoma
1922 or 1873 per cent.
New London, Conn, 25,6SS; increase
Elizabeth, s. J., 95,6s2; increase
22.273 or 303 per cent.
Englewood, \. j., 11,617; increase
1893 or Ill per cent. oo
Garfield, n J., 1881; increase 9,16S
or 1913 per cent.
Hamilton County, Ohio, containing
Cincinnati 493,672, increase 32,9i6 or
II per cent.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-21
NEW OIL GUSHERS
TAPPED IN WYOMING;
STAMPEDE ENSUES
Deposits Struck at 140O Feet and
Heavy Flow Starts, in Usage
Area.

Sheridan, Wyo., May 2O.-News of the
bringing in of a heavy flowing oil well In
the Usage, in the Wyoming oil field near ear
New Castle, has been struck at 1,4oo
feet. adjoining the gusher which was
brought in several weeks ago by the j.
Walker interests of Alliance. Nebraska.
and which started an unprecedented rush
to Usage from all parts of the country,
depth OF 1.73S feet and extensive opera
tions have since been in progress to
prove the deep sands.
The well which was brought in last
night did not come irS as gusher, but
is said to have even greater production
than the gusher.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-21
Orders Lid Off
Campaign Slush Funds
and Patronage Pledges

lively, leaders in the senate said hear
ings would be begun late this week if
possible. 1t is proposed to request ap-
pearance of all presidential campaign
managers with their books and vouchers
showing contributions and expenditures.
The resolution also provides for in
quiry "as to use of any other means of
influence, including the promise or use
Of patronage and the providing of funds
for setting up contesting delegations and
any other facts that would not only be
of public interest, but would aid con-
gress in any necessary remedial legis-
lation.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-21
How to Gain Flesh

o A simple but sure way to increase the
weight, 1t Is asserted by several well
known physicians, Is TO take regularly
for several months, one or two 8 grain
hypo-nuclane tablets after each meal
These little tablets have the distinguished
merit of increasing the red and white
blood corpuscles, aiding digestion and
prompting assimilation and absorption OF
the elements in the food which go to
make blood and solid tissues They are
obtainable in sealed packages from well
stocked apothecary shops.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-21

Washington. May 2O.-Investigation
of presidential candidate campaigns in
both parties, including contributions and
expenditures or use of influence was or
dered Thursday by the senate.
The resolution by Senator Borah, Re
publican, Idaho, providing for an in
vestigation by a privileges and elections
sub committee, was adopted without q
record vote and with little discussion.
With the membership Of the investi-
eating committee already chosen tenta-
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-21
Oil Greed Attributed
to British Attitude i'm
Persia; Crisis Feared

London, May 20.-Invasion of Persia
and the seizure of the port of Enzeli
by the bolsheviki, with the evacuation
of that town by British troops, has
created a stir here and the Near East
ern position is extremely grave, it is de-
clared in some quarters. Newspapers
ask what the British government is go
ing to do, in view of it's agreement with
Persia which was concluded last year.
The Times sharply attacks the Brit
ish government because of its past at
titude toward Persia.
"The Persian ISSUE" it adds, can
not be considered apart from that Of
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-21

Mesopotamia. We are not prepared to
assent to any arrangement which would
saddle on British taxpayers the cost of
holding Mesopotamia as far north as
Mosul. If we sink oil wells there, they
will have to be surrounded by legions
We do not now desire to express a def
mite view about the sordid troubles
relative to Mesopotamian oil which
seem to be developing between various
British, Dutch, American and German
interests, but whoever gets the oil must
pay the bill. This country would not
consent to maintain a big garrison in
Mesopotamia for the benefit of partially
founding oil companies.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-21
Will Send Aviators
From Argentine Navy
to School in States

Buenos Aires, May 22-The Argentine
navy has arranged to send a number of
aviators and mechanicians to the United
States navy aviation school at Pensacola,
Fla, for a course in training in hydro
aviation and mechanics. They will be
under the command of Lieutenant Marcos
Ear. who will also visit American air
plane factories with a view to studying
types of airplanes for adoption by the
Argentine navy.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-21

spectators"
Wives Can Tumble Prices.
He said that with the sugar that has
already been received in this country
and the amounts contracted for and
available on the Cuban market, an ex-
cess of more than 100000 tons over last
years total consumption is in sight
1t is the hope of the association, Mr.
Blakemore said, to start NATIONWIDE
movement among manufacturers using
sugar and also among the housewives OF
the country aimed at the present hlgh
prices.
'If the housewives want to help they
should begin by using up the small sup
pliesNof 25 to 100 pounds which most
of them have stored away" he said.
"As soon as the dealers see that buy,
ing has ceased, prices will tumble and
the enormous stocks now stored in ware
houses and freight cars will become
available at reasonable figures.
Candy Men Expected to Join.
Foreign countries which never before
shipped sugar to the United States are
now invading the American market con-
tent to deprive themselves of their nor
NAL supp y to profit by the mgh prices
this country is willing to pay.
Mr.. Blakemore said that other asso-
Citations and manufacturers using sugar
largely were expected to support the
preserve and jam workers in their stand
against high prices. He said that the
National Association of Manufacturers
of fruit syrups and soda water flavors
had recommended that its members
make no contracts for sugar at present
prices, and that the candy manufactur-
ers' association was expected to take
similar action during their convention
next week in ST Paul
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-21
Plan to Modernize
'Don Quixote" Resort
Brings Much Protest

Toledo, Spain, May 22--Protest has
come from every city In Spain against
the proposal to modernize the famous ho-
tel in Toledo where, once lived Cervantes'
airy away" in Don Quixote." Many
academies and art organizations demand
ed that the original character of this re-
sort of Spain's great writer be preserved.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-21
(AVNERS IAUNCHSTRIKEO OF SWEET TOOTH
Labor Leader BerateS
Public as Sole Sinner
i'm Industrial Disputes

Washington public hs third
Industry Henry Stenn0
Of Federation Of Labor
.u -.
notbe neon 10
public not damn for the
makes positively criminal its indfsrence
p
slaves" Of
providing setude CHAIRMAN
Interrupted him.
something the radicals TO str up
more III Mcnamara responded
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-21
CARRANZA ABOARD
MEXICAN GUNBOAT,
DEFIANT,IS REPORT
Gains Side of Loyal Captain and Crew After Hard
Ride Through Tropical Jungle, FL Paso Hears;
Urges Followers to Stick to Offices.

Ell Paso May 2OThe Ell Paso Times prints story quoting
refuge Caranza official here having advised other Carran
sas in the United States that Venusano dposed
president Mexico accompanied by his sonnaw, General
refuge the Mexican gunboat Progresso
Carranza this information ad lodged through net OF
rebels surrounding the besegd presidential party in the noun
tans of Pueba and after hard ride through tropical
unges made way the gunboa the captain and crew
which remained oya when Vera Cruz turned rebel
The report said that Carranza has issued manifesto
aboard the Progresso addressed to all his former officials and
parsans saying he wanted them to STICK TO ter posts anu lie
would guarantee their salaries . e ~.
Carranza is believed have carried large sum OF god
aboard the gunboat
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-21
Can Buy New Ships
and Avoid Taxes on
Excess Profits on Old

Washington, May 2O-The senate has
voted to retain in the house merchant
marine bill. senate committee provisions
exempting from excess profits taxes, the
net earning of American nowned ships
engaged in foreign trade, providing a
similar amount is invested in new ships.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-21
Soviets Boast Capture
of Many Poles and Loot
i'm Counter Offensive

London, May 20-The offensive begun
last Friday by the bolsheviki against the
Poles along a fifty-mile line on the
northern front was continuing success
fully up to Wednesday, according TO an
official statement from the soviet gov
ernment received by wireless from Mos
cow. The Polish retreat was continuing
and was panicky at some points, the
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-21
THE MUSIC MASTER

Los Angeles, May 20.-David War
field. the actor, has left hospital here
where he has been for two months. and
stated he would leave for New York
June 4. Mr.. Warfield was taken to the
hospital after an automobile struck him
as he attempted to cross the street near
his hotel. and caused broken leg and
other injuries, all of which have healed
without permanent traces.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-21
DIVISION OF U. S. DEPOSITS
CREATED BY TREASURY

Washington, May 20.-In order that
closer supervision may be given govern
ment deposits in banks, the treasury de-
partment has created section to be
known as the division Of deposits. Sec
rotary Houston has named Newton A.
Croixton. formerly member Of the
treasury war loan staff. to be the new
divisions head.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-21

statement declared.
The capture of large number of
prisoners and immense amounts of sup
plies is claimed.
The bolsheviki report their advance in
the Chekassy region, along the Dnieper,
to the south of Kiev to be continuing,
but state that there is no change in the
situation in the region Of Kiev itself.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-21
Didn't Deliver Whiskey
They Sold, Arrested
Anyhow in Chicago

with violating the federal prohibition act,
were arrested by Major A. V. DaIrymple
and his agents. 1t was stated that
eighteen others were being sought
The total amount of liquor was said
to have been $500. 900, one phase of the
case, officials declared involving the
sale of thousands of dollars worth of
whisky for which no delivery was made.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-21
SPECTATORS ACCUSED
Of SKYROCKET|NG SUGAR
BY JAM AND JELLY TRADE
Ask Housewives Of Nation to Join in Boycott While
Profiteers Levy Tribute in Exorbiant Prices; No
Shortage, but Hoardng by Gougers, They Say;
100000 Tons Excess.

York. May 20-The National Preserves and Fruit Pro-
ducts association announced here THURSDAY that its members will
stay sugar market until the price of down
from it's present high level The association claims represent
per the manufacturers of the country who make JAMS
jelies and preserves
The socaed shortage of does not exist read state
by Bakemore president of the association who has
investigated available supplies with the help of the department
of Justice and representatives of the refining inquiry
initiation caused through boarding by sugar
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-21
TEXAS BANK CLOSES.

Ranger, Texas, May 20.-The bank Of
Ranger, with capital of $4,000. failed
to open for business Thursday. Declin-
ing deposits and inability to realize on
loans were given as the cause by bank
officials.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-21
$500 Miners on Strike
in Alabama; Plants
Close for Lack of Fuel

Birmingha n, Ala, May 20.-Twenty-
five hundred coal miners in Alabama are
reported idle as the result of a strike
characterized by J. l.. Clemo. secretary
treasurer of the Alabama district of
the United Mine Workers. as un-
authorized. Eight mines were affected
Due to a coal shortage resulting from
the walkout several industrial plants
have been obliged to curtail production.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-21
Letter He Craved
Came After Father
Committed Suicide

Chicago. May 20.--F ai!ing to re-
ceive letter from his son, who left
for France six weeks ago on pleas
ure trip. William Phillips, aged IS,
Killed himself Thursday. Three
hours later letter from Edgar c.
Phillips arrived.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-21
Chinese Cabinet Balks
at Shantung Parleys

London, May 20.-The Chinese cab
met has decided to decline to enter into
direct negotiations with Japan regarding
settlement OF the Shantung question
as requested by the japanese ambassa-
dor at .Peking, according to- dispatch
to Reuters from the Chinese capital.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-21
UTAH JAM BOYCOTT.

Ogden. Utah, May 20.-The preserv--
ing Of fruits in Utah will be curtailed
considerably by reason of the high price
of sugar, according to II. D. Olson, sec
retary of the Utah Gamers association.
Mr.. Olson said the Gamers individually
have decided to pack only sufficient
fruit to meet advance orders.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-21

Observations taken at 600 p, m, May
2n for the nracadinn "a hours
Weather Condition Pacific slope,
Northwest and Canadian Northwest

The sky is clear tonight in south,
eastern Montana, northern Wyoming and
southern Idaho but is cloudy elsewhere
throughout the northwestern states: Rain
fell in the coast region Of Washington
and fair weather prevails elsewhere IN
the northwest with temperatures above
normal in Montana.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-21

Stewart Edward White. Hiram Johnson,
Herbert Hoover, Walter v. Woehlke,
Rose Wilder Lane and many others in
June SUNSET.-Adv.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-21

One of England's leading airplane
factories has been converted into clock
making factory.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-21
Mobfana fSrecast,

Generally fair in east, unsettled. prob
ably showers in west portion Friday;
Saturday probably fair and cooler.
How to make easy money. See page 10,
June SUNSET.-Adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-20
ACQUIT HINDUS
 OF MURDER OF
 YOUNG MEXICAN
Men Accused of Killing Boy For $l0,000 Are Found
 Not Guilty by Jury

PHOENIX, May 19.-Harnam Singh and Mahr Singh, Hindu farmers living near Chandler. Arizona, were found not guilty this evening on a charge of the murder of Ruben Cervantes, age F, who disappeared April 19, 1919. A jury in the superior court returned the verdict after deliberation of one hour and ten minutes. E.....
 Cervantes, who had made his home with the Hindus, was said to have sold a ranch for $1O 900 shortly before his disappearance. Bones, pieces of cloth and ring were found buried in an irrigation ditch near the home of the Singhs. The cloh' was declared by states witnesses to have been part of Cervantes' clothes and they identified the ring as his. Other bones were found on the desert near Chandler.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-20
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-20
Lace Patterns A New Design Every Week

Chain Stitch The thread drawn through the loop.
 Open Mesh - A double crochet into a chain or the material, two chain stitches and a double crochet Closed Mesh Four double cro- chet stitches into a chain or material
 Turn - Five chain stitches to turn If your pattern called for Is stitches chain q and double crochet into the seventh stitch from the needle.
 PiIIow-case Edeing
 1st row-Chain q.
 2nd row-D. CT. into 7th stitch from needle, make open spaces and turn.
 3rd row. o. m., 1 f m.. ? O. m. and turn.
 4th :ow--1 O. m, 1 c. pl., 1 O. m., T C. m., o. m. and turn.
 5th row-Same as 3rd TOW.
 9th row-5 open meshcs. 7th row-1 O. pl., 1 c. m.. O. m. and turn.
 Sth row-3 O. m.
  TOW and 10th row same as Sth row.
 Increase by making a chain of 10 stitches and d. CT into the Sth stitch from the needle. Or and d. CT. in- to the 1 q. CT of the previous TOW. Continue until there are open spaces and turn.
 18th row Same as 3rd TOW. Con tinue until lace is the desired length. Then turn.
 If the deep scallop is first, follow these directions: Fill two spaces with s. CT. stitches. Ch. and catch it into the last pillar of the tst space. Turn and fill with S. CT. stitches. Fill ? more spaces and ch. 6, catching the chain into the last pillar of the 3rd mesh. Turn and half fill this loop. Oh. s and catch it into the center of the 1st loop. | Turn and fill with $. CT. stitches. Con tinue until the half loop is filled. Fill one more space and ch. 5. D. CT. into the side of the first loop. Ch 3 and q. CT into the circle until you have ! ' spaces. Turn and fill with s. CT stitches, making picot at each q CT. Continue up the side of the seal lop until spaces of the narrow sec i ton are filled Ch. 6 and catch into | the last pillar of the first mesh. .Turr and fill with S. CT. stitches. Fill two more spaces and make another loop
 If the pattern ends with the mar row space, make the ? loops first ard then start as directed above.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-20
MAKING LOVE

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Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-20
NAMES DELEGATION

PHOENIX, May Delegates to the tenth annual conference on federal state and local taxation 10 be held in Salt Lake City September 6 to Il were named today by Governor Camp bell They include C. M. Iandor chairman of the state tax commission; and the following county assessors C. F. Gentry. Yavapai county; R. l. Coleman. Grecnlcc; and E. A. Hughes Cochise The conference will be held under the auspices of the national tax association.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-20
LAPS START ADVANCE

HONOLULU. May 13. - The Jap anesc war office has announced that the first detachments of Japanese traops was landed a few miles south of Nikolacvsk on May 10 beginning their operations against the Bolshe- wiki. according to a Tokio cable to Nippu Jiji. Japanese newspaper here.
 Japan will immediately open nego- tiations with Russia for a buffer state in Siberia. il is reported in Toxic cable to the Nirpu Jiji, q Japanese newspaper here.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-20
AsHURsT PROMISES AID

PHOENIX, May 19. - Governor Campbell today received from Senator Ashurst assurance that the Arizona senator would use every effort to SC cure an appropriation for further in yestigation of the Boulder canyon damsite" As governor of the state and president Of the League of the Southwest, Governor Campbell had communicated with Senator Ashurst, he said, in the interest Of securing S50,0O0 for damsite investigation, He said he considered the dam necessary to the success of the Colorado river basin reclamation project.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-20
UNLADYLIkE AND PROUD OF IT

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