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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-10

THE following sales we,e made this morn.
ing ut the Stock Yards. Kansas city and
reported over long distance telephone Il
rect to the State Journal by Clay Robin
son q Co.. live stock commission mer
ehaute.l
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-10

rH0icE PAcKifNif; sTfoiciK..... s.oS6s.oo
Cannot use rough unfinished hogs tor
packing purposes. viii have to bug At
stock prices.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-10

Orange of prices on grain futures on
the Kansas City Board Of Trade. as reported
by B. c. Christopher & Co.. 326 New Eng
land Bldg.)
Kansas Citv nec 10
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-10

New York, Dec. 1o.-BUTTER-Market
firm. Firsts, 41G52e.
EGGS-Market firm. Fresh gathered
extra nrsts, 90d92c.
cHEESE-Market irregular. State whole
milk. flats, held specials, early make, 2I1s
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-10

To Cure a Coid in One Day.
Take Groves LAXATIVE PROMO QUIZ
NINE tablets The genuine bars the sig
nature of e. W. Grove S0c--Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-10
DAILY WEATHER REPORT.

Furnished by the weatuer bureau office
Topeka, Kan. for the twenty -four heurP
ending at a. m. Friday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-10

Topeka, Kan. Dee To-
MIXED AND BUTCHERS. -..-S ss0lez 20
HEAVY .........-...- ......-... 5-sytt 80. .sS
rfrsS OalFf- II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15
TIE kaox Resclv:so.
Boston Transcript


TIE Senate should and doubtless
fore the end o. -hs week, the Ec2sa
C Representatives should and
doubtless vii z6op. il scoa ghe-e-
at-s-. /, declares a. a1 end tbs state
u var van1o-ly created by IEs IN
pe-ial German Government between
Germany and Ire Govs--leu. and
people q the United States and 4
lapy formally recognized II the joint
resolution passed BY Congress April
,hs authority 70 rage war. which
Congress IN is declaration q Ear
delegated 70 the PEsS16saI i de-
p-.Tss 1ae Executive o. t1e power 70
continue the var. Senator N-oL II
his u-cs~e-ab4e argument II sup
po-- % The resolution defined ! IS
merely legislative ar ID different
= character from The declaring o.
Esr which puts Is ~6oEss-caIy OF
: tzsls o. peace With OH ps4cetme
rights sr3 liberties again dominant
and fully restored % USs- T1e pr
pose o. the resolution Is Tot 70 -ev-
o.u-c-Zs The customary Es-1o5 a
making peace. bit Only ID deal con
s-5tur5oca-7y with the REVOLUTIONARY
method 10 which me President re-
sorted E1ea NJ ATTEMPTED 70 e---1i-
laIe -1e Senate from Is Constitution
= partnership with hin II The max
ing % treaties IN order that n might
s-rogz-e 20 hmsslt -hs absolute coa-
tro9 Of Ane-caa foreign policy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15
Kansas Cars Profseers.

Out II Kansas they Zeal with
p-ofreers according 20 : system Of
their owu osviSg They admit
,hsy got tired Of the zdm;rist-a-
tons method O. st-inging them
sieng with the idea that :; would do
sonething sometime. 50 they went
20 work for themselves
Several communities pool their
interests and force the merchants
and traders 70 WORK under the
supervision Of a committee. II =
merchants price On an article Is too
high the committee sends for him
and explains TO him tina. in the next
town the same thing Is ceiling for a
price lower than his and kindly but
firmly advises him 20 cut out the
seHcesA The guilty merchant has
70 submit. TO the diceum II the com
mittee for the population OF each
Of these cities is united against
profteering and the trader who
tries TO resist very suddenly finds
himself losing trade and prestige
The committees also Gel sor bar
gain sale ads 10 determine whether
the alleged bargains are real If 50.
they are given the O. l. Of the local
chamber Of commerce as q suaran-
tee Of their genuinenes.
As reported, the plan appears to
be accomplishing its object, and do
ing its bit toward local alienation
Of the great national i'll. The moral
is obvious: cooperative effort OF
the public VIII accomplish things
after other means fail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15
U. OF NJ. NOTES

On "Wednesday Afternoon Maine
vas q victor over Colby by q score
II 20 ;. The game was Loosely
played On both SIDES. TIE feature
Of the game was q home run by
Waterman IT the middle Of the sa-s
The Pho Pho Chapter Of Sigma ca;
held its annual reception and dance
Friday evening May :. followed BY
an informal dance On Saturday
evening Several out Of town guests
including some alumni were present
The interior OF the house was very
prettily decorated with streare~s O.
the fraternity colors- blue and gold.
iR the evening the house p-sse aeesa
a very attractive appearance with
many FIR tres planted around the
grounds mingled with colc7ed lights
Last Friday evening the Beta
Theta p Fraternity held rs annual
formal house Garig followed by an
informal dance on Saturday evening.
On Saturday afternoon : matinee
party vas held at the Biiou theatre
n Bangor. This was followed by n
supper at the Oriental
On Saturday. May S. the members
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15
Divide Rather than Lead

philadelphia Pres Rep
Il looks Is though President WI
so1 l. more lIssiy 10 divide his party
than lead Il or his League Of Ma
tlc-s ISSUE The Republicans VIII
accept the Issue that he presents
with satisfaction The majority q
tbs senator's and We believe : ma
1c--ty Of the COUNTY. were willing
20 --y the League Of Nations expert
ue1t provided certain danger points
7 the League covenant were safe
guarded Without these rese-va-
tons they would lot agree 10 as
sumo the heavy and incalcuiah.e
burdens which the League cons-itu-
ton PLACED upon the COUNTY,. If
this & really the issue II the coming
campaign. President Wilson VIII al
Lease deserve credit for making i.
easy for the Republicans 20 carry
the election
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15
De panielize ty All Means
P-hlsr LAcE


Pitts II 1h= Daniels smoke screen
reveal the fac1 that or -zvy vas
not ready. but that Z j. -z6 been The
war would have ended sooner Jls-
whz- Sins aii- 50 %e ELS Ec-
i. the Secre-a-y's emissions Of b.
toEg1-g lrrelsvz-ces conceal ne
--asn points q SEES criticisms IN
no way VS. or navy t1'-y 7-ePzre1
t0r war 4 navy u-re1EE f1- II
start defense y Z tz-ss fefezss
LEI Is keep Our eye 81 ths main
object % -h+ naval lnv=S--Ezr.o--
70 learn the lessons o. the var. -
ira, he-cetc-zn CIR se=t cz- Il d.
Daaiel.zed ana made eve- rsaGE IL
SANITY 70 defend our coun--y.
When Admiral Person star vii
ness to- the Navy Department vas
before The Subcommittee Senator
Frederick Hale asked hin T Secre
.a-y Daniels - any tine had r.
realed an intelligent grasp q Ihe
PRINCIPLES Of ssa var as iai3 down
u Admiral NaAa1--nz- fee- :
duty = ~oct merely % fs1i Of The
enemy. hu- 70 snIre him Gown A6-
ri-al Benson Tagged 20 L excused
from answering tazt 10y leading
question
Th4 cc1--y. We fancy. Till 6-zE
the proper conclusion t-on sd-
rniral Be-kon's eloquent -zc.-l--i-y.
ana noe ba Eis-e5 hy Secretary
Daniels rhetorical campaign sE@ac1
on behalf a ths 6iscr@1zt=1 fortunes
Of The Wilson way administration
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15
oui: Letting George % II.
fSuurwSeIS RHr,s,


II more voters would turn out al
the presidential primaries their sudg-
ue-ts On candidates would carr.
greater weight with the politicians
who VIII organize and run the ma
tional conventions In New Jersey
2ss.352 Republican votes were cas-.
for President il November. 1915. We.
only about 1oo, go were cast in the
primaries 8Ir. Lodge when running
FOR reelection 20 the Senate il this
state IN 1915 rolIed es7.I1T votes. yet
only about 1900 Republicans went
10 The polls TO vote for him as Z dele
gats-at-la-ge- Out AT Chicago. when
the few tired leaders- get together
in q back room a. O'Clock in The
morning TO make the final decision
upon the candidate. as Mr.. Daugher-
~ Of Ohio has said they Will they
might be more likely 10 obey The
voice OF the people If the PEOPLE used
their voice with q more sgentor.an es-
fsct in the primaries And that ef-
feet can best be obtained by q much
heavier vote
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15
An international sos-S &c ks-ieuI
tire

Chicago ac-c1-css tLz- d2sc1ss2o-
is under way reErdl-g ire formation
Of an international hoard q zg-E1l-
TIRE 70 promote E1s- cohesion De-
tween the farmers e ne C1i-a5
States and CzldA TIE American
Satic,sl Bears 81 Farm O-gznn-
tioEs an5 Invited agricultural lsz6s-s
from Winnipeg AID Toronto s-e 1o3d-
ing AT exrso5sd conference OF maj
.srs relating 70 Ehe great aE-5cgI-
t1rzl interests II this cou-cry AID
Cals6a- TIE conference represents
some two million farmers scattered
through - s-z-ss Ee.egz-es t,ei-g
present from - G-E=-en- farm o.
g1izs1socs
The meeting passed. -=sol--5o-s <o-
ire es-z 5l5shrer- II a. international
Earn bure2g and las appointed. Z
colni-tes 70 arrange for rs -Da--
agsus-- The i6sz q -the les5s-s Il
the movement s 20 form ar o-ez-5-
zstion which viii work for ne E,zEZz-
Interests q agriculture in to-h cou--
tNes, and which mzy h-a abe % de-
te-ins tie proper attitude q farm
and labor groups .oward eech o-hs-.
what shoz,d constitute : far re-
t1-n 70 TIRE tood producer ard 10
promote be1-e- understanding be
t@esn Canadians AID Americans ard
between t5= farmers and -abo- ard
capital
L this ptzn promises & ~av To
/ o--cg fzr-s-s together 20 6Ikc1ss
heir problems and II s1gsaE meth
o6s ct solrzzg than: 70 hold ag-~gl-
Erral Conventions for the interchange
q IDEAS ard knowledge q conditions
affecting agriculture II different SCI
tzons IF 1hs continent, II should
prove Of great ard Lasting t=-eH-
II. On t1e otte- hand Z should BE-
cc1e z vehicie for class ac-5o7 Z.
VII fad tisele OFT q place il either
cozztv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15

No Ez- we beleTe. e better ac-
czzzr.sd NTH zcszzl Eo-5d conditions
To-Day than = NJ Eoovs-- No n3l
consequently. ro-s fully appreciates
1hs ses2al 5ar=d=peo5sce= q al Inc
peoples e tie earth o he Tst-s -
% obtained from coks-s-. purpose
smorg 1aose p@op5ss % limit anna
.nsc- ard discourage warfare These
Qualifications lend great Weight 20
rs Eo-ds O. the at1t11e 10 Be- as
suzed ~ t1s RspgbIczn party With
respect 10 sha League q Nsfic1s
Th= Journal = heartily Il zcoord
with his position that the ps-T
saozld 1ppo-1 the League Nth res
ervs-5o-s- Ee farms -he i16FLols
purpose Of the P-eSid@1t AID the II
secorciZshss SGD q Johnson an
alliance Of des--uctior7 and that n
e@ec- zhsy are s1tza-g tae Rsplo4!-
can party ITO z trap b -1st a. y
nzy there Is little question bit -hs
lsrgs majority o. Rsp1bEcsns are
tros6 enough 20 recognize TIE Con-
tenptibse position -ow occupied cy
tbs couz.y with respect % Ire
Lsxue: more We believe that ia
rr.y Is sufficiently enlightened 70
recognize no- o-,y the dictztsE o. 81
Aghssoed sslasirsss but Likewise are
Ezselhsn enough 70 wish 20 meet
the.- obligations. not Only 10 Cur met
VITO fought but 70 the world as vel
WITHOUT doubt TIE conditions
throughout central EI-ope and Prs
s4a are in lz1y respects arel be-
yord description ASIDE from re il
crt..zble fat ira. .e Ezy nae hope
10 escape altogether the ,e-r5tls e<
fects o< t1is calamity there remains
TIE stark truth that We shall -o-
have fulfilled t1s ot.lss-io-s Of Z de-
cs., us.gnt.o- unlzss re make rez-
sooz51e eEo-- 20 Cooperate for th=
t-stter-s1- C those co-6i-Aons- Sc-s
were foolish enough 20 suppose that
~= had ID in-e-eS- n -he European
war-tao1gl1 50 for -wo vsz-ou-
zhs-s are they row
We have 6o-= u1ca- for -hic1 =
sans ths-s Is l-Ss gratitude: ws
are 1ot u-ds- ot1isz1io-s 70 z-pe-L
or iEstl-1-io-s and tLe-e - I'd o.
czssoo % DO She Lo5xe rase-vz-
tzo-s amply provide against that
We ksve II. oooe what -s NAY. <z-
frol T. z-1 We hare faith 20 beiEsTs
III Rap o1slzo party It'll co- fzvo-
Withholding czr hz-6. E-o1 .te ~o-k
teto-s =
Mr. EooTe- 4As Recognized Al o.
rsorzZaItT % say that which nee5e5
10 BE- sail Il the Hoover Cubs az
upca rs Suggestion 1hey XII not
bare beea formed !. vain Hoovsr
hLms=.t = nj 6ere-6er- for rs u
tire good replsse q = nonizs.ton 70
the P-=siGe-cy-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15

RoxbCrT. Mass A grzacr,o.he- IN
so1ocry EHtes / PIT great faith n
your medicine. and one o. my Children
EAs dying The doctor said she cosd
.os 1--we Until morning. and I RAJ out "a
re drag store got q bottle Of DIP
Tue 3 Elixir. was 50 excited / gave her
the bali Of the bottle al once and q.
1ight gave her the other half I
thocghs lis either Kill OF cure for the
sector says sic Is dying anyway. n2t
she did not de SIZE went 20 sieep IL.
erst Ssee2 for q week. a.d TIE next
morning she passed two worre red "a
,osoF. SIX inches long The doctor csra
10 see i SIZE was dead. but he ran out
pretty QEfck- - she was sitting IN her
chzs- eating = bowl of oatmeal ara
milk That vas twelty-fogr years zro-
and rov she has q baby Cir OF her
oEn. seven months cid. who in slSo
using Dr. TrEe's Elixir" Name o
Rscuezt).
Coas1p pa ton. headaches. tired feeling
weakness spots before the eyes rad
breath sses2-essaess. irritzb5liiy. 6szrs-
Eess. and many Other signs Of stkress
can be relieved If you take the pre-
eerip.oz known as DR.. Trves Elixir.
TIE Family Laxative and Worm Ex-
pel2eg- II has cone much for Sex peo-
PIE. mea. women and children. ever
since 1N,-oyer % years reputation
Take DR. Tr1e's Elsxir-give il to
your eAildrer-The Family Laxative
and Worm Expelse-. At ALL DEAL
Frs Or. ,. y. Trss 4 Co. Auburn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15

Il has made many : 0zo tssl lzk=
thirty cents 70 b. o5siga5 70 par -1z-
SUI tc- linen co1-a- that only Z
se~ h-5ef years ago cozld D bo1gl.
zEo to- Z quarter T1e ANNOUNCE
1e1t that ire p-zce q thosa collars
: 10 t,e reduced - god zs~s 10 ali
slaves q -te 1sz-6-y-B5z5=<o-
JoU--al
BIT Us tie 1p-kep C cc-Lz- -Ez-
bars harder On -1e pc,cke- t,osoE tAzz
TIE initial ccs-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15

captains were : present hep II tine
q trouble And having found as
socla1iol with one group q the Sus-
p@lsl agreeable the Senator seems
willing 20 associate with clks- SIS
pTS
Washington las noted TIE cordial
relations between Senator's Knox
and johnson Apparently. i Is
reported by one observer. senator
knox VIII GO everything II his power
70 aid ihe nomination O. the Cali
tcr-sa Senator" Senator johnson
vii no- accsE- second place OF
ticket headed by his c4cse friend
But Ne does 10. obssce 70 working
union. with Senator Psl-gsa IN ca
zollca.s saylng: Bless you ny
children"
As o1cs AL roa6s ended II Rome
50 rcE the terminus q al political
ua2suvs11g = % beat G@1e-zl
Wood
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15

Sc-ae day ne world ~Il have ar
cess 10 IRE facts o. The Mexican rsv-
osEuoa- Catil thea -he opsnsoas Of
Senator Fzl. oat q lis long Z some
what preszdicsd acquaintance and
Il v. B.zsco Tbsarez- the Spanish nov
els. returning from { visit 10 Mex
leo. rzy be IS acceptable as any
Cher
Senior Ihanez says Cs-rznzz forced
ths hands Of the rebels believing q
premature revolt would fan and that
II occurred nearly q month before the
time set He believes. noewithstAn6-
ing thi. that CarranLz Is done for, he
was too fond OF welding his power
Senator Fail says the Mexican
people are practically unanimous
against Carranza, the revolt being
directed from tro places. one Nexi-
CO City and the other the State OF
Sonora In Mexico City, he says. are
the headquarters Of the Civihssa
movement embracing around ninety
pers cent Of the people and would
favor :Dominguez for president with
the support Of Obregon and Con-
Zaies
The Ctvilista party stands for the
constitution Of 1857, one term for
presidents and is opposed to a mill
tarys policy. The Sonora revolt. on
thesotherahand. while made in the
, name OF Obreson. who Is at Mexico
City,. is an anarchistic movement,
designedtto get the power away
frum.Carranza-
IfsCaranza has not himself been
q -plunderer it Is evident Mr.. Fan
would Shave-us believe practically all
! those about him have been. He cites
several instances 10 illustrate this
! with.regard 70 the attitude our coun-
try should take the senator says we
should tell the Mexican leaders We
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15
N.o,--o-ysr;e ra-orl Co "

NIL ---sa-l- t-1-Eg- - - 4
A account ! Rad ahoC- -Frui--a-
.7ves O. F-u5- Llve- Tablets II one
q or newspapers prompted Es 70
1T this remedy.
vas a. III down ard ~o-S -as
nCr5e-so-a owing 10 Indigestion and
F1--eS 6Cs 20 gas O Dy stomach
which caused ne 20 belca good
deal NJ h-z-- s=-e5 u b Affected
i ES rEo yaS ago that vas Il
This condition a-d began ire Gs= q
F-u--a--3ya Evz1 .ho-gA The
trouble lad oee- q few years
s-Aodlrg- re ESs Of Frui--a-tives'
p-oved the very remedy / required
! @as fred . ne I-5iEss-ioa-
xA3c1 ! attributed 70 ny hart: and
Al oo1scls1-ous-y recommend
rz5--a--Tss' IS : remedy q mart
Ms FRANK It. WALLACE
&c : box. : fo- s-51. trial size esc
A. dealers o. fran FRUIT
Lznite1 oGDENSBCRC, " Y
Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15
;;| -

% 1As PA E.a Nzr7.a a
gave = dinner dane - - c1aFs
hc1ss- rs EzsS q 1c---
delegates f-r7 IL p. Az--a =
Fraternity Representing --->
Cu-ls- and Dzzzc--A
Richard ? TaEAo- zho - =-z--
1-e5 from EAe T-ivs-S.-T H.. NAE
College O. A-zccl-C-e- -
fc- E z11hC< q years IS
superintendent C ~ tz-- ::
August STATE Aosp5.z- IS
appointed sx-s-Sc= .--.-
c23-ylrE and VII eeS.Z - 81"
hs-c early - MAJ
On TUESDAY. Nay = s. S;--
chapel EaS he'd gr-cE--T ~
pcvTsoSe 81 obtaining = S=-,-,
q ths s-E6sz, BODY Il -sEz-- i
special Uz1o fo- .1e SZa
Meet which Is 10 - ks- = -s"~
TON this coming SzI--1z: !: 4
hoped that e2oo-a o - >--s1'l
wGl attend TIE ne: - - -
cal train SESszA2s-
nozzli Perry o. EzEozs- NAM
aod q graduate - he [z.Fs-s.,l I
Maine n 1915 IS o. e-< 49,
after his Icas so.o1-z = - n
O. missionary Uo-k -
from CoaS-a7.l1cpe AZ = 51;<s's
10 arrive IL this coz---y So IN
this week
Alorg the reS-c o-rz- = A0-'
formed At the University = - -, -.
DE- o. 1he Tempe cc-ocS5- Sos,
q Master Naso2s cc--sc.s- "
the University, Azy s---- -
Ulsy Esna~-, O. S2a---s So
Master Mason Is s,sSIn,e . - -: d
order. At present Ihs-e A. 7''' -,
members Meetings ar 80 ~
Ers. ard third Tuesday s: - ..
sc2ic Temple II O-o2o- --:>z NJ
inEs are devoted 20 500. -sS- 90.
sso1s and a study q N2Ss--' .,
have been ordered ara W =
before The latter Ez-e g - -
These pins we-e 6sS2SrsG gr =
wei known IN rhs word - ~
Alpha ZscS- the ho2C-z-E - -,
tlEal society has psesS-3 - =
lowing Eae-. Seniors Ls-a 60
JUNIORS Erness cesr. 1css-- p,
2nc >oph0-eEe: CA2-,ss
r2S2- The Irritation A-s - :.
VIII Dc held nexr Tnucs-.y T'-'-'
~ Cl2EA's bungalow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15
Schoci1ays

IN & pa!ssoIoEE recitation 6-rzg :
DISCUSSION o. -he organs q o-szthlzE =
sixth grade Elrl. when asked what tas
diaphragm vas replied 1t = ss-s-
.ing that i we did,, have we'd 81 Al
ont cf shape Ehea ne a-ezth=d
The teacher = assigning : lessen =
the fifth grade geography ended sy
szylng- Tns ezsS-5oa need not - az
sEered - written answer the answers
mGs- oe L you- had" TIER =zs =
general laugh when boy -zEsed hzs
hand and asked Nus ha-5 il iz--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15
Light and Airy

TIE ConsoIatior ci Science
J. tie Fr1zsval ocIs
TAe-e vas ID esoo-6-
Each littIs t-zio1i-s
Sad Solar czy AT night
----assic s-zsas th=-s were
b. OILY real o-ss- 81
No-e thinks -Le missing Tx
NEss7s alcoholic dirk
Skipping much z-1d 5z-z
IN -hs Zc-r -acaI s-zz-
Cave -sa talked -p fo- Slaughter
Or -eciI-h5c water.
S:C6i-s 50 re earth
c-e Srds IRE pAaEs q e@a-1
AlssvA1s1
SEEING things Hired 50 io-E.
50 rough Ard tough and s--oag,
CaSpStcS.ed
-Ck5clEo --z1aze
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15
MnH Ihe1 Get

Two T-is1-sz 5e-E hard u. deer
mined -hey Eo2id raIse he zl-5 b.
stealing . csE- After having driven
the CO.. for about e-gh, niles o1e -
then thinking q tae money n eIFec--
ed 70 handle sooa. sid % his co-2za-
ion in crime: SAY. Bill how -Uch -
y01 exp@cr 10 get for this Cd thing
BIZ. whose ,1c-gh-s ran II d4Ee-ez-
Channels. aaswe-z5. About .Eo yaz-
AID half. ! reckon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15
Qccairas

New YORK Times Io6'G Dan)
We 5ao5d ths opinion thar xe e1-
pressed Eh=n ehe P-asz1er: spoke ot
his gra16 referendum TIA. the
Leag-e and ne treaty cannot really
oe made 1h= lss1e Of the campaign
The vstal Issue TIE controlling issue
I'll d the election Of Democratic
o. Z Republican President: al e.se
FIJI y but a means 10 that end.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15

The 42-ho-- PR week E5-oposs! Il
Zhs Convention Of he A-alEz-at=6
Cso.1i-E Workers ~zs drowned o-t
to< ;1e Zone1- By one -o- - ho1rs
pe- week L hat Convention con
ilEGas Il s=SsoD Coy GAYS l5e dee
gzr=s w7Fl 20 hg1e with : demand
for o-e hoEr ps- we@k al hi u
pay CAY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15
Reasonable Exrectatio,

An how do yo1 d.. s5r-" szlu,@s the
SHAVE salesman % enlarged erzyo1 pr
traits. As the househol6s- opened the
6cor- 7 an o-e-1g-My stars, : Tia,
revolver foaded-~
i reckon replied Gap johnson =
HuEpUs Ridge Leas.ways. twas. the
as. tine ac,5ce6~
Heavens and earth man, What O.
ron suppose VIII happen # yo1 permit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15

VII recognize a1y parry with ~zZ
pledge t-sslt 70 zeal justly and re-
ognz1e tie rights a-i property q
American ci-lzszs and ~ shoals
agree 70 support L Il Il ID this
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15

Senator Candidate Joh1so, z--s -
plasa- He EoE Sa6s = exEe3ie--
TO NIKE tour g Tia cities q New
YORK Pzrsou-gh- Ph1zdelph1z-
Cleveland AMI Chicago. % mat -1e
business u=- and tai them that h
. no- an ex.-enle rz5ica-- Ma IS
n extreme radical
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15
Any Way 70 Bea. Wood.
IN 7. Trbune)

~ L 4EzL4EGt
In the recent struggle II California
Senator johnson was supported BY
group Of T-niti- naiElicraires that
ne formerly steadily hammered
They constituted the Southern
Pacific crowd tha: il was his mis-
sion 10 destroy
The results Of his coalition with
the California Old Guard have been
pleasing 20 Senator Johnson. Iu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15
MAKES FOOD TASTE
Goo6-Hood's Sarsaparilia Creates
an Appetite.

Ads digestion and promotes ssstnilz-
lion SO that the body secures fun Mt
tr5sive value. thus naturally making
the weak strong and giving the vitality
the digestive organs 10 perform their
functions easily. keeps the stomach
sweet and relieves or prevents ia6ig=s-
ton and other digestive troubles
When Your food does taste good il Is
sign Of god or returning health: sho~s
,hat the blood = becoming rfcher. rour-
ing scrofaia. eczema rheumatism and
other diseases. and that the system IS
being built I'D TO overcome that tired
feeling ard che pros1rzrson after sn-uea-
Ia and feverx- The one medicine mat
can tegitfnatefy claim to do all shis-is
Hoods Sarszpariliz- Il . mid laxative
10 needed take Hoods Pulls. an active
ca-haxssc. more Hoods Ps,lx-A6v.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15

n retaliation to- IN Ca-z6-a-
embargo OF v9lp~ood and Ezper
Representative Elli-gs u Pen-syi-
veziz zzs announced t1z. Il vii
shorty Introduce Z b5l II Congress
for an ez5aFg3 q Gal 70 Ca-a6a-
which * goed 5lI.uEratic- q how
TOT 20 tos.=- Dr-Zzi goot feeling
ne-wsea relzat,o-s