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Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-30

FOR SALE-One fully equipped six-foot
soda fountain, with trimmings, iuciud-
ing War Tax" notice. This is a good
bargain for an 1S-hour a day man
who is out to beat the H. c. L. Easy
terms and no Trade Acceptance" at
tached. Buy today and you will be saw
ing tomorrow. Address, V. NJ. c., Box
Elder Mont
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-30

SET of Harvard classics for sale, cheap.
Fone S256, Crowley.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-30

15c; End Insertion: Minimum 1Ot
FURNISHED ROOMS
ROOM for rent for gentlemen. COL Fourth
avenue north.
WILL HAVE large pleasant room suit
able for two young men. by June .,
with breakfast and dinner. 206 Fourth
avenue north. Fone 1858.
FURNISHED rooms. 722 Third ave. N.
SMALL cozy room for one, in private
home. close in. $40 Third street north.
NICELY furnished room, hot and cold
water, SIS. 715 Fifth ave. north.
MODERN furnished rooms. 13h Fourth
street south.
MODERN furnished front room, $12 per
month. 315 Third street north.
MODERN room s16 Second ave south:
FURNISHED room. 61o First ave. SO.
MODERN nicely furnished room. 911
Third avenue north. J. T. Owens.
ROOM for gentleman; very close in LII
Park Drive.
FURNISHED rooms. Sos Second ave. No.
MODERN furnished room for rent. GIG
Third avenue north.
NICELY furnished room. hot and cold
water. 527 Fifth avenue north.
LARGE furnished room for rent. All
Fourth avenue north.
SINGLE rooms, completely furnished for
housekeeping. Also sleeping rooms.
30S Third avenue north. Fone S641.
gentleman. 911 Third avenue north.
j. 7. Owens.
FOR RENT-Furnished room to gentle
men. 612 Third avenue north.
ROOM for rent. 721 First ave. north.
NICE rooms and also garage. $40 Fourth
avenue north.
FURNISHED room. s12 4l3 Fifth St N.
TWO front rooms. 2o9 Fifth st. No:
MODERN room 211 Third avenue north.
VERY DESIRABLE furnished room in
modern home. 30S Eighth street north.
MODERN room for rent. 424 Fifth ave-
nue. north.
FURNISHED room with bath. Phone
2066
IF YOU WANT a good nights rest or
good rest every night, try room az
the Hotel Ben. F'ons 9472. Brass beds
and box springs.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
TWO or three furnished rooms for house
keeping. 915 Fifth avenue north.
NICE furnished housekeeping rooms for
rent; very reasonable price. 500 Fourth
street south.
kitchenette, suitable for two ladies.
11Oo First avenue north.
TWO-ROOM house, furnished, including
light, $15. 81 Sixteenth street north.
FURNISHED room. 100 Fifth ave. No.
THREE nicely furnished rooms. Also
garage; reasonable. SIT Seventh ave-
nue. south.
TWO pleasant Housekeeping rooms;
ground floor; gas. $40 Seventh street
north.
FURNISHED Housekeeping rooms, 5o4
Seventh avenue south.
FURNISHED housekeeping rooms. s0s
Second avenue north.
MODERN housekeeping and furnished
rooms. TIP Third avenue south.
TWO light housekeeping rooms. Ground
floor. Gas. modern. 1910 Central.
NICELY furnished housekeeping rooms.
III Second avenue north Fone SO49.
HOUSEKEEPING room. $40 End ave. N.
MODERN furnished Housekeeping rooms.
90 Seventh street north. Fone S662.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms, newly painted
and calsomined; rent reasonable. Hotel
Vaughn.
TWO housekeeping rooms, gas range,
water in kitchen. One large front room
with kitchenette. Reasonable rent. 10lA
Fifth avenue north.
TWO or nice light rooms for house
keeping; gas, and closets. 1922 Second
avenue north.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. 406 5th ave. n.
ONE LIGHT furnished, modern house
keeping room. 304 Fifth avenue south.
CORY HOTEL-Housekeeping rooms.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. 402 Fifth ave-
nue. north.
LIGHT housekeeping room. reasonable
212h Central avenue.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-30

GENUINE hand woven unlocked i'm
ported Panama hat, retails up to S1s.0o:
by c. o. ID. parcel post $50 while they
last, send no money. Masden, Billings,
Mont
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-30

WANTED-Wo for general house
work, principally chamberwork. Board
and room. 221 Second avenue north.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-30

Professional and Merchandising
e.zz o.. GALL Up CLASSIFIED CALL N .. CALL g7
CALL IN OR CALL UP
FOR SALE-MISCELLA

SPRING WAGON and scraper for sale.
I'LL Sixth avenue north.
FOR SALE--Rumely tractor 1880, four
bottom self-iift piow, in good shape.
1405 Ninth avenue south.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-30

WANTED-Second maid Mrs. Nate
Wertheim, AIS Fourth avenue north.
WANTED-A reliable and competent
woman for general housework: good
wages. 1109 Fourth avenue north.
WANTED-experience maid for general
house work. Apply SIS Fifth avenue
north,
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-30

WANTED-A girl to work for her room
and board at the nurses home. Dea-
coness hospital.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-30
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE


ACCOUNTANT-Ban railroad, mer-
camille experience. Box 212 Tribune.
13-YEAR OLD BOY wants place on
ranch for summer. Box 290 Tribune
TWO PARTNERS in thirties, with no
outfit except horses, want to lease de-
sirable ranch with everything else fur
nished, or to handle ranch for owners,
to work on ranch where these horses
can be run. Highest references as to
experience and reliability. Box 2IS
Tribune.
COMPETENT bookkeeper and office
man. Law graduate. Box 213 Tribune.
MAN, Al years old, wants employment.
Has no trade; worth looking up. Box
276 Tribune.
MAN AND WIFE, Is years practical ho-
tel experience, want position as man
ager of hotel or apartment house, good
references. Box 267 Tribune.
BOOKkEEPER-Exp costkeeper,
general accountant and correspondent.
Capable opening and closing accounts
and taking full charge. Middle age,
married. Box PA Tribune.
WORK wanted by two young men, ages
20 and p respectively. Attending college
and would like good paying work. viii
leave city if necessary. Reply, Box 261
Tribune, for further information.
Painting, kalsomining. s04 Central. so67.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-30

WANTED-A cook for small family.
GIT Fourth avenue north.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-30

| COMPETENT girl for general house
work. Apply, 1T Fifth avenue north:
| GOOD woman to cook for family on
| ranch. 1927 Fourth avenue north.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-30

WANTED-Woman cook for ranch. Ap-
ply, Hub Clothing store,
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-30

WANTED-A competent middle-aged wo-
man for general housework at cottage
on Flathead Lake, for the summer. Cali
mornings 911 Fifth avenue north.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-30

CHAMBERMAID, hours a day, work
for her apartment. Hotel Vaughn.
WANTED-Man and wife or woman
cook for ranch. 301 First Natl Bank
Bldg,
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-30

WANTED-Girl, II or Is, to assist with
housework. Call, 221 Second ave. north.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-30

WANTED-Millinery apprentice. Apply
the Vogue, 325 Central.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-30

RELIABLE girl for housework. Small
family. 600 Fourth avenue north.
GIRL wanted for light housework. Ills
Eighth avenue north. Phone 1858.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-30

LOST OR STRAYED Wednesday night
White poodle dog just sheared An
swers to name of Rags S52I Fourth
avenue north. Phone $500. Reward
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-30

LOST-Moon stone ring, oval shaped.
between Sixth and Ninth street on First
avenue south. Please return TO S2S
First avenue south. Reward.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-30
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Goid chain with ebony pearl at
tached. Finder please leave at Gerald.
LOST-X-ray teeth films on Central or
Third street north. between Park Hotel
and Y. w. c. A. Return to library.
LOST-Moon stone ring. oval shaped.
between Sixth and Ninth street on First
avenue south. Please return to S26
First avenue south. Reward.
LOST OR STRAYED Wednesday night
White poodle dog just sheared An
swers to name of Rags 3521 Fourth
avenue north. Phone $500. Reward
LOST-Between Carter and FIT. Benton,
one tan covered travelling bag. contain
ing ii u. $. army Colts automatic.
Reward offered. ID. W. Jones. Fort
Benton. Mont.
LOST OR STOLEN-One sorrel top
mare, by the name of Bob. Dick Hen
denreich. Neihart Mont.
WILL PARTY who took small black
leather grip containing piano tuners
tools from Great Northern Hotel lobby
at Wtlhston. return same TO Great
Northern Hotel. williston, No. Oak.
No questions asked.
WILL SELL for cash at public auction
unless claimed before day OF sale.
one red two yeaSs old stcer
on L. 4. Brand is dim. sale to Cd
be held at Largent's ranch at
Ulm. ]. w. Hightower Stock Inspector.
First publication May so. 1920
LoST-Two greys branded on left
shoulder. One crop haired bay brand
ed on right thigh. ............Hu
one black branded on right thigh 2yf1I
Left Wednesday night near the WkI
head of Timber Couiee, IS miles @A
north of Great Falls. return to Jack
Fay. Power. Mont
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-30
FOR SALE-FUKNITURE

Garland range with hot water
back, almost new, cheap for quick sale.
26l6 Central avenue
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-30

-Chambermaid, New Mil
waukee Hotel. 31S Second ave. south.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-30

WANTED-Ironing places, good refer
ences. Box 262 Tribune.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-30

RELIABLE and experienced man ana
wife wants position on ranch. inquire
at office, 319 Third avenue south.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-28
VOICE or The PEOPLE

The Voice OF the People" column
belongs to you. 1t Is especially re-
served for your views on any topic
of the People" so long as they are
without regard to any editorial
policy OF the paper The Free Trad
er-Journal welcomes your in the
timely issues of the day, and Will
print your contributions to the Voice
fthe People" SO long as they are
properly signed with names and ad-
dresses. Names. if desired. will be
withheld from the column. Use the
Voice Of the People" to tell the
home folks about anything you think
they need telling.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-28
Dreams,

To dream of Il snake denotes trcoch.
cry black snake signifies disease;
green snake is a good omen TO
farmers, but to others ii forrtellS loss
OF money 10y unfortunate investments.
A rattleSnake in dream means thut
one who pretrds to be friend il
secretly endcavoring to ruin your rep.
utation. To fight snakes means Won
VIII outWil your enemies ana succeed
II what You have undortnkon
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-28

All Wool Plated Skirts at $S. 90.
We showing splendid all wool serge skirt in this lot
and specially selected lot Of style la5 every skirt
offered in this assortment well worthy Of your attention
and skirt in the lot IS worth less than $1,000 your
choice at -. ...... .... 49,. .......... Sc. 90
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-28

ting proposals tor the construction Of
the proposed improvements 10 be
made mere IN connection with tho
deep waterway plans. This company
rs the one that built Camp Grant for
inc government as we'll as several
other extensive works. The contract
AiiI probably be let some time in No
NCmbcr,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-28
OR PERSECUTION.

PROSECUTION OR PERSECUTION.
Seeking 10 distract the attention OF
the voters from the real issue OF the
campaign tthat OF law enforcement
for the election of a states attorney
for La Sale county, by the circula-
tion OF all sorts and conditions OF
unfavOrabIe, not to say malicious,
stories against Harry Kelly, little has
been said as to the record OF the
states attorneys office during the
past few years as to number OF
criminal cases that have never been
tried. although the twentythree mem
bers OF some grand jury gave their
verdict that there was sufficient evil
dence to warrant at least a prOsecu-
ton. Is the states attorney the
Wanted servant of the people" only
to the extent that he shall prosecute
only such cases that are turned over
to him as he may see tit?'
1t is interesting to look over the
number of cases that have been 'nolle
pressed" that is, dismissed without
d trial, after indictments are render
ed by the different grand jurors, dur
ing the administration of the present
incumbent Look over the list taken
n -
how thoroughly an effort has been
made for true law enforcement in all
cases. Would the differen, grand
jurors ask prosecution If trial
would mean 'prosecution?'
The list is a strange record of Grim
inal offenses possible TO be commit
ted lin the judgment of twentythree
members of grand jury in La Sale
county, and for which the alleged OF
tenders could be set free without
even the submission of the facts to
regular jury of twelve good men
and true" for verdict. Here is a !
cases in which the grand juries voted /
indictments, but which the states at |
torney dismissed without trial-prac-
ideally equal to Il verdict of not guilty:
Murder, |.
Manslaughter, /.
Rape. 6.
Attempted crime against children,
Adultery, 3,
Mayhem, l.
Abduction, /.
Wife abandonment, ?.
Incest, |.
Assault with intent to kill, s.
Assault with a deadly weapon. 7.
Larceny, IA.
Burglary, "a
Embezzlement, s.
Robbery, 5.
false pretenses. %
Confidence game, 6.
Forgery. TO-
Accessory to the fact of forgery, l.
Prize fighting, g
Prompting prize fight, g.
Also SO certified to the county
court, where they have never been
tried including many of the so.called
"bootlegging cases
Would the trial of these cases in
every instance have been "persecu-
ton" rather than "prosecution?" Or
were they "nolle pressed" as an in.
stance of Justice in the light OF hui
manlty,' and that the states attorney
might raise up. help and turn into
the paths OF reCttude and well-doing
those erring ones 80" Look
over the first part Of the list and
judge if You want your daughters or
sons to take chances involved in this
Kind OF law enforcement If followed
at the discretion Of any states at
torney who may be elected.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-28

output.
mout similar to that of Mr. Hodges
adding that the ballot Of the men
would be taken at once.
The government issued state
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-28
Oiscourauinu 10 Althors

Lawdy! Lawdy. Now troy're ro.
Ing to finger print III" newborn bablcs
What are our future uo,ru.is ANA
scenario writer's going to do when the
mixed Infants plot becomes % longer
plausibley-B,ston Transcript.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-28
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-19
ORGANIZE PAWHUSKA R0TES


pAWftUSKA, Jan. 1s -tSpeciaD
TIfty out flown Rotarinns from
Tulsn. oklahoma City BartlesVllle.
gnpulpn and Arkansas city rarucl .
mated in tho formal installation or
The pawhuska Rotary club IN mo
basement OF the Methodist church
Friday night. Twenty lVe members
formed the charter roll
AT meeting on "Wednesday night
tho cc.stitution and bylaws we're
adopted and tho following OFFICERS
and board OF directors were elected
President, Charles u. Peters. oil
operator; vice president, j. \.
Strauss, Wholesale grocer. secretary,
II. II. Duncan, attorney; treasurer, A.
]. Heaton, hardware merchant
these with william Grubcr, machine
shop man. constituting the board of
directors.
other members were Glenn Dial
automobiles; George q. la Motto,
real estate Clyde Il. Lake, banker
John Knight, publisher; II. wilson
Tucker. department storei Henry V.
Baker, gcnts' furnishings, Ralph
Tolson, Insurance; Leonard j, Brls-
coe, retail druggist; Wallace wilson
automobile loans, Harry huhlman'
bakery. George l., Roland, dentist;
Roscoe Walker, physician; Eugene
j.. Scott. building and loan associa-
tion; william Bawhell. mmberman,
n. B Payne. dry goods John q.
Bradley, architect; |. s stevens, SUI
perintcndent OF schools; G, 9. Nc
Connell. minister, Frank Kelly, fur
niture. Albert Jackson. picture show.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-19
The Turf
At NI,W ORLEANS.
IFntYI,a Today.

First race three turlongs BlnEa
Buck, l1G. Run George, llti SILVER
Springs. 1l6; Whippet ZIG, from
peur. llG.
III, Joseph a. Mudphy ~, NJ.
Bert Thurman. ~, Jas. y. CLARK
III. Coronado ll5' Margery, ll2'
AleXa Getz, ll2, Bond, ~. Ejtnh'.
IL: Nanctte. llaCk, llo, Archie
Alexander. llO. Baby Girl. l05,
Duke Of DevonshWo. Ill, Dr Camp
bell, III: True As steel, llli George
Muehlback, 10.
Third race six furlonrs oppor-
mnity. l20; 4. y Akin, llh, Doug
lass s 10; Docod los, SIcsla. los,
Madras Gingham. 1903, O. Donovan,
1O5, St lsiodre, lO5, Cobalt Lass.
100.
sailor lo4 Bolster 1925 potic
Tifth race, mile and onc-eishth-
win DO lOa. NarshOn. iO9,
Grumpy, lOg; Bcn Hampson, lO5,
SurpassIng. 1pi, Cumacho, lol'
Alexander. l0i; Little string l0l,
pioscohire. lOA, Plumcot, 1902, Dolly
100; Bethel Iuu, 80; Judge David
OF; Frank MattoN, ~, Baby Sister
90; Alonia, 92, Almino, lOi; ornella
r.. 81.
sixth race. mile and sixteenth
Tanlac. tl3; Lucius, llOi Luther
10; Hickory Nut lO2; Flapper
lO2; Nab, lO2; Lady Longfellow
1O2: Marauder, los; Alhena, l06i
Capital City, 1906; Lorena Moss, l0l,
Astrea, lO1; Caballo, 100; Irish
Maid, 100.
Seventh race. mile and sixteenth
Paul Connolly 10; Earl Sight, no;
Jack *, 10; Blajazet, 10; Yodeles,
lO7: Parrish, 1OG Arbitrator, l07;
Cadillac. lO7; Meddling Miss, l0b;
Keziah, 1O2; Brown Favorite. lO2;
Pdunes, 1O2; General Byng, 100;
Dancing Carnival 05.
Clear and heavy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-19
DUTY or COUNCIL
TO TRY WILHELM
Holland Asked to Sur
render Ex-Kaiscr to
Allies
D, M AL.olLnLrl -.

ID, The Associated rres,
iAi,iS, Jan. Co.,. Iho hnpi emo
c"uhch.a note TO VA" 'H''h b'N''"
mont asking that thc i"I iu'i Ger man
'mp,ror Doe given up i' mo amos
under arucI" .lt OF lhr NrI'."I'''
treaty tlI trili. points out 'h'l 81 '''
former emperor bad Icullu'l lH
Germany hc would htN" h'. % .n'I'F
cred up under inc same conditions
by the German guFunmrn.
c-punsihility ou MilhCbu.
"Amous -u many ,riW'H,' i"e an'H
recalls the cynical VOCATION OF lho
neutrality OF Bclgium ana l'uAo".
burg, the batblrous system OF
hostages. ml-srl icpuiau"nh' SH-
tcmatic Devastation without m'I''aryy
reasons, thr suhm'tinr war '"n
declares "ior aIl ot which acts re-
Fpous,h.lty at least moral ronchcs
tho uprrmo CHIEF who ordered mem
or abused his uuiiWil"d powers W
break or permit others '" pfot" mo
most sacred rules oi human 'o"-
science .,...., II,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-19

By Tho Associated rtosA,
HANGO, Finland. Saturday Jan
1.-THE special train carrying To-
the border of soviet Russia Emma
Goldman, Alexander Bcrkmau and
2i7 other radicals dcported from the
United states as undesirable aIcna,
IS speeding tonight toward ToriIuli.
about two mllea from tho frontier.
Finnish white guards are stationed
on each car platform. Thirty OF the
radicals are In each car.
The business Of transferring tho
party from tho Unitod States army
transport Buford which brought the
undesitahlcs 10 Ilango, 20 tho special
train was quickly accomplished The
officials aboard tho Buford were so
well satisfied with the preparations
made by tho Finnish officials that It
was decided not to send military
detachment with tho party, nor did
Immigration Commissioner Borkstire
consider Il necessary to accompany
II Tho Buford Is expected 70 sail
for Antwerp tomorrow.
Emma Hopes 10 See Friend.
Tho officers uf the Buforl In
formed the correspondent that there
was not any reason 20 believe the
holshovik would refuse to receive
any members Of the party Tho de-
portccs themselves aid not appear
6pprcheneivc, Emma Goldman say
Ing she believed tho hoiahcvtkt had
hcon Informed OF their coming by
courier and that sho Thought her old
Chicago friend "Bll" Shatnff now
military commissioner of Petrogr1d.
would he at the frontier 10 rcruiVe
the party. Roth the Buford's officers
ana tho radicals are confident that
the marty viii he permitted 70 cntcr
soviet Russin by the, direct route
acroea the bridge near TcriloN.
Rukmnus final words to the cor
respondent os ne boarded tho train
wcrc; "Ncll huvs, 7 hoUo 20 ''o y'u
soon In a free country waving his
hand eastward toward Russia Misc
Goldman talked freely of hor future
plans
'I'u got along all right with The
hoIghcVlli." she said - don't intend
10 Impose qnnrchisiic ideas ON them.
| Twenty years ago Ernost Croshy
| founded In tho United state. tine
American rr,onds Of IlussDn Free
dom puruCac rogirrool'lnr hF
forming I'm Russia a similar organ
I2atlon which will he called the Rus
sian rrionds Of American Freedom .
Two ~aprcrcnta'ivc7 of tho Nmor-
iron consulate NJ Uclslncforg. who
camo TO It1uro 20 execute powers M
attorney for f5O members ~ tho
PARTY. are accompanying tho train i'
tho frontier
Have Quarter Of Nilliou.
n "a petlmatca that tho uoWNors
81 the Marty havc n ou1rt"r ot %
million dol'or' on dcno7,' I'm Amer
icar hanks Tho rowors or 0t'orn-"
howcyc~ rrov'do for the disposition
r,.l, ..,rh,r Of the marty ls pro-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-19
Nursc Wns Kind; Gets ass. 900.

MODESTO, cal, Jan. lS.--Miss
Louise Marie HJorth, a nurse, was
kind and attentive to tho lato Mrs.
Christian Olson during her fatal ILL
ness. The result IL that Miss Hjorih
has inherited S53.GO0 OF Mrs Olsen .
estate. which totals but s6S,S7b.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-19
Issue Passports In London.

LONDON. Jan English and
American travellers may now obtain
visos from the French consulate In
London 10 visit France for as long
as one year, it is announced here.
This eliminates the necessity or OBJ
tanning visa each timo II Ia de-
sired 10 CROSS the channel ana rep
rescnts an easement OF wartime
passport restrictions,