The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-10-01

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ago the price was advanced from II
to 80 cents.
Paris--Poland and Lithuania hav,
agreed to suspend all hostilities
pending an inquiry and decision O
the issues at stake by the council O
the League of Nations.
Belfast--Castle Lambert house. il
Athenry, County Galway, where Sil
Edward Carson, the Ulster unionis
leader was born, was burned, pre-
sumably by Sim Feiners.
Wsshfngton-Officials of the Anti
Saloon League In conference here
made public partial list Of candi
dates for congress against whom
they will wage battle because of the
candidates position on prohibition.
London-A Helsingfors dispatch tt
the Central News says that Admira
Baskolnikey, commanding the Rus
sian Baltic fleet, has executed loo
marines for refusing to obey a mo-
bilization order.
Leavenworth, Kan.-Jack johnson
was received at the federal peniten-
tiary here to begin serving sentence
OF year and day imposed at Chi.
cago after his conviction on a charge
OF violating the Mann act.
San Francisco - "Grappa" and
moonshina whisky, comprising nearly
three-fourths of the booty in federal
raids on local blind pigs, are found
to be increasing in poison content, ac-
cording to Supervising Prohibition
Enforcement Agent Considine.
Seattle-Capt. Road Amundsen,
whose polar expedition ship, the
Maud, is wedged in the ice 20 miles
off Cape Serge, on the Siberian coast
is in langer>o losing his vessel and
may be forced to abandon his attempt
to reach the pole.
Springfield, Ill. - United States
Senator Lawrence Y. Sherman of this
city is facing the alternative of a
years complete rest from work or
blindness. Specialists have decided
there is no other help for him, he
said, as he has almost worn his eyes
out by overwork.
Atlantic City, N. Throwing dis
inclination on the part of farmers to
raise cattle, owing to the cost in
VOWED, is causing meat shortage in
this country, according to speakers
at the opening session here of the
annual convention of the American
Meat Packers Association.
BOston-The state boxing commits
sion refused to sanction a bout be.
tween Jack Dempsey and Frank Mo-
ran, in which the heavyweight cham
would have been at stake.
The match had been tentatively ar
for October IL. No reason
for the refusal was given.
. Berlin-Two million tons of bread
stuffs must be imported by Germany,
chiefly from America, as the 1920
crop will be considerably short of
the country's requirements, says an
announcement by the president of the
Imperial grain department. He points
EH9e the prospect, 80 far, as cereal
stocks is concerned, is gloomy.
Seattle = Resolutions recommend
Ing that congress adopt a national
reclamation program, to be carried
out under the direction of the inter-
or department and that $25O,0O0,-
700 be appropriated to begin work, ,
we're before the Northwest irrigation
Ind development congress in session
lere.
Los Angeles-A telegram asking
resident Wilson to grant Justice, |
'quity and fair dealings" to the Jap
'nese of California, in connection
With the initiative measure prohib-
ting Japanese ownership of land in
he state, to be voted on in Novem-
'er, was sent from here by a COM
aittee appointed at meeting of
400 Japanese.
CharlestOwn, w. Wa temper
ry Injunction restraining national
nd district officers OF the United
line Workers Of America from at
emptfng to induce non-union coal
liners to join the union in violation
contracts with employig coal min
lg companies was granted by three Il
1dges of the supreme court of ap-
eals.
Spokane-Teurist travel in 1920 II
as worth $250,000,O0O to the west,
ccording to consensus of estimates
officials OF good roads and tourist
eveiopment organizations made pub
In speeches at banquet given by
le Spokane chamber of commerce
honor of the first official tour over
le new national park-to-park high
ay.
washington - Consumption of
ines and liquors in the United
,ates in 1919 was less per capita
AN during any year since 1870, &C
riding to estimates of the depart
ent OF commerce. In 1870 the
mount was no gallons per capita,
sing to 22.79 gallons in both 1907
ID 1911 and falling to 9.17 gallons
st year.
Ogden, Utah-Mormon church au-
critics of Ogden and vicinity au-
orized the publication of an an
'uncement that they were discus
az the advisability of using hun :
eds OF automobiles to transport
embers of the church to the general
inference In Salt Lake next month
ling to inability of the church au- tt
critics to obtain satisfactory rail- Il
Rd rates. Il,
Amarillo, Texas-While being led :,
rough he court house lobby to the q
'trict court room by deputy sher- 81
, L. J. Pierce, 20, charged with a n
Itutory offense, was shot and in \,
ntly killed here. J. C. Gilbert, ia !,
,r of the girl against whom Pierce y
alleged to have committed the Of =, ~
lse, was placed in jail following the -