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Leaves Beginning
To Clog Ditche'

The recent frosts have caused the
leaves along the public streets. which
the advancing season has for several
weeks been turning Into the sere
and yellow" to fall rapidly and clog
the irrigation bitches, much to the
annoyance of people living in the res
idential districts of the city. 1t is
only because the city authorities have
turned off the supply of water in the
laterals of the Hydraulic and Fruit
land bitches that the impedemantia
has not created miniature lakes and
ponds along the sidewalks to over
flow the roadways and private prop
erty to leave In their wake a residue
Of mud and filth. AS soon as the
leaves have all fallen from the trees
the men, Of the street cleaning depart
ment gang will begin raking them into
heaps preparatory to carting them
away to the dumping grounds. Be-
cause Of the obnoxious odor resulting
from the smouldering OF half-dried
leaves. the public is requested not to
attempt to burn them in their present
condition of semi greeness." Leaves
make splendid fertilizers. and If
piled up on the back premises. given
light covering Of dirt and allowed to
decay, they will make an excellent
enrichment for the garden in the
spring.
The burning Of rubbish after i2
O'Clock in the city limits, should also
be discountenanced, as 1t makes 1t
very unpleasant 10 breathe the flames
emanating from smouldering fres that
reach long into the night in a great
many instances.
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To Rerubl cans first You, tn oigh
your assembly. have thrust upon Ice.
ithout dissenting voice, .our desis-
nation as your nominee fo.~he office
of Treasurer of Fremont county. Be
ing 10th to refuse to serve you l ae-
cepted the honor. the trust, and the
burden-mental, phyi5al and financial
of an arduous campaign. l. ind
myself in the midst of hotly contest
ed political strife. | therefore claim
not only your vote but your active as
sistance in this campaign. (By the
way the entire local ticket is made
up of a high class of citizens and is
we'll worthy of your support).
To independent voters and members
of other parties have to say that no
candidate can hope TO poll ALL the
votes of his party. We all have our
likes and dislikes. no doubt there
are some who are not attracted by my
personality, so must have some of
your votes to put me on an equal foot
ing with my opponent
I invite your careful inquiry into
my honesty and fitness for the Office
now seek.
My fellow citizens have honored
me during the years have lived IN
your midst with many unsalaried po-
sitions of trust-religious. secular, pa
triotic and educational All of these
positions l have filed to the best OF
my ability, and. apparently, to the
satisfaction of the public. ! invite
you to compare my record in this re-
spect, as well as my record for hon.
esty. square dealing and efficiency,
with the record of any other candi-
date. Then vote as your better judg-
ment dictates.
To those who do not know me l
add these bits of personal history:
was reared on an Iowa farm. My
parents were of the middle class; poor
they we're at the start, but rose by
slow degrees through years OF hard Ia
Dor and careful savings to fairly COM
Portable and independent circum-
stances. They left me heritage of
honest purpose in life. 1t was born
and bred in me. ] do not deesrve
any particular credit for it. / was
the oldest of large family Of chill
dren and was late in acquiring my
education, being needed on the farm.
Most Of my four years schooling be-
yond the country school was obtained
at my own expense AFTER ! was 21
years of age. Delicate health pre-
vented by finishing college course.
Ny activities in life include farm
ing, school teaching-both in Iowa and
California-12 years Of service in the
employ of the Moore Hardware and
Iron Company of Denver, and in fruit
growing on Lincoln Park.
Having read the above. if you see
At to cast your ballot for me I shall
consider it very great favor indeed.
Yours for faithful service.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

Having recently purchased the ee business formerly conducted
by w M. Mayhem, wish that shall handle the lines
Of Diamonds, Watches Jewely Sverwa Cut Glass
Hand Painted China Mr. Mayhem These lines will be ncreas
ed by addition of seasonbe merchandise
future lines handled
will able supply your
anything usually found first class ewelry
Mr.. E. charge repair department
Matchmaker eweler
community He give your repair
MT andth
following policy: goods
will be sold
quality present
cordially any
You will find you.
r. E. CHURCH, the JEWELER
4a4 MAIN ST.
Always go To CHURCH"
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W. IA. Diamond and W. Il. smIt>
o. Pueblo were business visitors N
the city Monday.
W. j. Murray from Parkdaie was IN
the city Monday
The Record Want Ad column
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The new train win carry Pullman
for the Grand Canon OF the Colorado,
and will be exclusive for nrst-class
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Mrs. Kate Pagan. who has been
spending the past week with Mrs.
Flannery, her sister. returned to her
nome in Salida Monday.
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(Advertisement)
Newton B. King

TO THE VOTERS OF 1,
FREMONT COUNTY: :
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DR.. Otis Orendorf returned to this
city day or two ago from Kansas
convention Of specialists
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NEWTON B. KING
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afIrat Pub. October Il. 1890.
List Pub. November II. 1890.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-10

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WEST END COTTAGE

GOOD 5-RooM COTTAGE IN Al CON DITIoN; Sox1so FIT. LOT; IN HIGH SECTION OF WEST END. THIS HOME BALANCE EASY; POSSESSION OCT. |. CALL J. WILBUR COLE. MAIN 2157. 202s FIRST AVE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-08

Anton Trumbitch, ministro per gil
G M. Stoyanovitch, ministro
dele finance, in unione ad un seguito di
16 persone, compreso il colonnello
Kalafatovitch, addetto militare n
Parigi, G. qui' a%rrivata Teri @ fu
ricevuta dai Delesoti Itallnnl compren-
denti il Conte Sforza, miuistro per gil
Atari Esteri ron. Bonomi, ministro
della Guerra, ed IL Sig. Salata, capo
dell Uficio del territori liberati. Era
presente anche la Contessa Sforza, che
ricevette le Signore di Turmbitch G
Vesnitch.
Rappallo e. state scelto come ii
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-08
SERBS COPY %D'ANNUNzlO
Occupy Disputed Territory Despite
RuIaarlan Protesta

Paris, Nov. Shy A. P.)-The
Bulgarian legation here yesterday re-
ceiyed the following telegram from
Sofia;
SERBIAN troops have crossed the
frontier to occupy the territory detached
from Bulgaria by the treaty of Neuilly
without awaiting the demarcation of the
frontier and the settlement Of numerous
questions brought before the ambas
sailors conference in Paris.
1.-THE Bulgarian Government, fndins
the occupation premature, protested
but to prove its loyalty 1t ordered the
Bulgarian authorities to withdraw
without resistance.
Serbian troops entered Tzaribrod,
yesterday morning. All the stores wer,
closed as a sign of mourning, and thre,
days of mourning have been declared
throughout Bulgaria."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-08

MARITIME, a~ll'entrata dello stretto di
dsll'spposts sponda, sui promontorio do
Buccari, potessero ostacoiare In naviga-
xione. II siorno seguente, venerdi', |
rerbi r~ealizzando che gil "italiani ave-
vano occupato e stavano fo%rtifcando il
posto,. aprirono II fuoco sopra di essi,
secondo un ~dlspaccio giunto all'Idea
Nasionale, come pure fecero fuoco sopra
un piccolo vapore che D'Annunzio aveva
posto a disposizione del suoi uomini.
Rapalto, 8 novembre.--La delega
sione Jusoslava, composite del Dot
Milenko Vesnitch, primo ministro
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BATTLES CONTINUE
A -. $500
III IN IRISH TOWNS
!. Belfast, Londonderry and the
" causeway Scene of
Fatal Riots
,slMR FEM SHOPS BURNED

Belfast, Nov. S.-Fierce rioting broke
~ eut in North Belfast yesterday, the
''~sheishborhood involved being the net
work of streets between Clifton street
and old Lodge road, known as the
Btanhope area, which has figured in
,scsvsry disturbance since July. Hundreds
\ 3clned in the fray, the Uniopists with
stones and the Sim Feiners with re-
volvers and rifles.
A large body Of police made repeated
baton charges to keep the factions apart
until the arrival Of the military with
an armored car, when the rioters were
soon dispersed.
wild Scenes In Londonderry
Wild scenes were witnessed in Lon
uonderry Saturday night as a sequel to
'nNe sudden attack on policemen there.
~ Five policemen were shot, two so seri-
Ssipusly that they are not expected to re-
'''eover. Two shops were burned to the
ground and several others were
wrecked. All the property attacked be-
to Sim Feiners.
The attack on the police was directed
against the officers who were guarding
the customs house. and a brisk exchange,
Of shots followed. The fray occurred
at Q o'clock at night In a busy neigh;
borhood. and so terrified the crowds of
shoppers that they fed in a panic.
Afterward the police and the military
Yaided q large section of the city. hold
ing up and searching every one they
found outdoors and invading numerous
houses.
Smashed Windows With Rifles
Later In the evening a hostile crowd
assembled in Waterloo Square, a Sinn
Fem thoroushfare, and had to be dis
persed by the military. Even after the
curfew hour there was almost unceas:
Ing revolver and rife fire for several
hours, with occasional bomb like ex
plosions. Armed men passed along vii
liam street smashing shop windows with
the butt ends of rifles. destroying lamps
on the electric standards by rifle fire
and ~plunging the whole street into dark
ness.
Two policemen. who had been wound
ed, were found lying in Foyle street
bullet wounds.
A FIRE brigade called to William
street had a thrilling experience. Be
fore starting, the iremen appealed t
the military for aid, and armed sol
diers Travelled on the engines. Rife fir
of the road. The soldiers returned tn,
FIRE and two men were seen to fall. A
o6icial report of the disorders says tina
hree constables in plain clothes received
severe %gunshot wounds, it Is believed
from the military escorting the fire bri
grade.
Cork, Nov. Shy A. P.)-Report
from the Cork Jail today described tn
condition of the nine remaining Iris
hunger strikers there as precarious. Al
though this was the ninctieth day o
their strike the emaciated prisoners wer
declared to be still determined to refus
food.
There were originally eleven of tn
Cork hunger strikers, but one of them
Michael Fitzgerald, died October II. an
Another, Joseph Murphy. on Octobe
%, within a few hours of the death {
Lord Mayor MacSwiney, of Cork, |
Brixton prison, on the seventy third da
of his hunger strike.
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ARME MA YIELDING
Turkish Reports Say Country Il
PASSING Under BoIshevjk Control

Constantinople. Nov. Shy A. P.)
Armenia is passing under Bolshevik
control, 1t is said in reports received
here from Tifis. Turks and Bolshevik
Tartars have effected a junction at
Alexandropol, and It is probable the city
of Erivan has been occupied by Turkish
troops commanded by Kazio Kaarabekir
Pasha.
Armenian troops are reported to be
s~urrendering or seeking refuge in
Georgia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-08

4 Killed, 40 Hurt In Stair Collapse
CIermont Ferrand, France, Nov. s.
(By A. P.)-One person was killed and
nearly forty injured when a staircase at
the City Hall collapsed during a cere-
mopy. About 100 persons were thrown
to the ground when the structure gave
way.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-08

luogo piu' adatto per l negoziati in
parola, per la dolcezza del suo china,
ma oggi eccezionalmente 81 verifca un
FREDDIE intense G la caduta della neve.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-08

Le d~elegazioni 81 riuniranno a villa
Spihola, che recentemente fu occupata
da un italiano della Dalmazio che
dimoro' per lungo tempo in Argentina.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-08

Roma, 8 novembre.--I DELEGATE tall
ami G Jugoslavi, che dovranno cercare
di trovare una sistemazione del pro-
blema relative ALA disposizione del terri
tori sulla costa orientale deli Adriatico,
sono arrivati in Santa Margherita, vi
cino Geneva, e lie conversational ira essi
cominceranno oggi.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-08

Roma, 8 novembre.-Proprio ALA
vigilia della ripresa del negoziati ira
italia e la Jugoslavia, che saranno mi
Geneva, degli incident sono avvenuti
ira lie truppe di D'Annunzio ed 1 Serb.
Giovedi' D'Annunzio invio' II Capt.
tano Piffer, suo primo aiutante, con
truppe per occupare la rocca di San
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-08

Una d~ecorazione della saia owe 1 dele
gait 81 riuniranno Representa- Diosene
con Ia sua lanterna In cerca di un uomo
onesto.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-08
| NUOW NEGOz|ATI
|TALO-JUGOSLAW
| Delegati 81 Riuniscono Mentre
Serb sparano sui SoIdati.
di D'Annunzio

Published and Distributed Under
PERMIT NC. BAL.
Authorized by the act of October Q.
1917. on nle at the Postofhce OF Phila-
A s.. BURLEsoN.
Postmaster General
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-05

night. Wilson. who IS built along
tho lines OF a baboon. with husky
shoulders and powerful arms. fights
from "A crouch. ana Red" had "A ter
rible time trying 10 hit him during
tho first two rounds. Wilson Is
crowding his man all the time. and
when he unlooeens he packs a wicked
wallop. lie half pushed and half
knocked Cage thru the ropes in tho
third. but RED" came right back.
At that Wilson had n shade. be-
cause he landed the more rugged
wallops. and had Gage on the run
a lot But Gage pecked away with
his left the best he could. and the
customers seemed satisfied with tho
verdict.
Stan Fitzgerald lost the first two.
rounds Of his mix with Mike De-
Pinto. tho clever Portland bantam.
by trying 20 box with him. and then
he used football tactics in the last
two rounds. and played too rough for
Mike. The verdict was a draw. De
Pinto used his right 10 counter with
nicely.
Bud Fitzgerald. another red headed
Iightie. who is coming fast as an ag-
gressive miller. gave Roy Tced. OF
Port Angeles, an artistic laclng
Dan Garten hit too hard for Fred
Bertelon. an Everett welter. in the
opener. In an orgy OF knockdowns.
Garten was given the verdict in the
third round. when Referee Whitman
stopped the fight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-05

OLE ANDERSON TAKES
TERRIBLE BEATING
FROM TINY HERMAN;
OLE is THRU HERE

IT'S only tho will Of God and an
iron Jaw, coupled 20 an iron head,
that saves Ole Anderson. the big Ia,
coma Swede. from humiliation cv.
cry time he enters the ring with any
miller who can hit and knows how
10 hit.
This Is tho deduction arrived at
after watching Tiny Herman. present
pupil Of Chef Mcintyre. pummel Ole
all over the ring In their four-round
uff az Liberty park last night.
The story of how Ole left Mcintyre
in the dead OF the night 10 seek the
biz money Is an Old story here now.
and how he took four or five sleep
wallopa on the chin from the big
I fellows back East Is no longer news.
But how Ole can stand up and take
EN- on the chin Is more than we will
ever be able 10 figure out.
Anderson Is n bigger bum az
ring man than he was before he went
away. He's lost that strong aggres.
slye attack that carried him on top
Of his opponent all the time. lie
doesn't know how 10 hold his hands.
lie can't hit straight. It's doubtful
n he could hit the broad side Of a
barn " he was locked up inside. He
can't protect himself at all. and the
only way he ever blocks a punch is
TO stick his chin in the way.
It's no secret why X. o. Brennan.
Gene Tunney. Harry Wills and the
rest OF the crack hcavyweights sent
him TO sleep. It's wonder they
didn't ruin him for life.
Herman could have knocked him
out any time be felt like IL last night
II Tiny had a punch. but he didn't
Herman won every round In walk.
and had ole's face looking like chop
ped meat
thru AZ main event fighter IN Sc.
attic. What wonderful manager
be must have had back East 20 get
matches In the same burg twice.
Army Weleh beat Al Baker. the
coiored niddlewelght. in the semi
windup. in a good mill Army didn't
chase Baker around 20 much this
time. altho Baker did make him miss
"A lot WEIGH hit the harder punches
and carried the fight most OF the
way.
Joe Wilson. the Canadian coiored
lightweight champion. ls quite the
oldest looking fighter we've ever
seen. He fought "A draw with Red
Gage In the torridest mix OF the
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-05
GARDNER
HURLS
IN GREAT
STYLE
mi I.En Ind. I.NSSEN

Harry Gardner. the big right
handler. stepped out and pitched an
other swell game OF hall yesterday.
oetting the san Francisco Seals down
With two hingles. and shutting them
cut by a TO 0 count This Is the
second successive two-hit game that
~Spccd" Gardner has turned I'm. lie
)net by TO count to Los An.
ge1es hast Friday. after hurting one
~ the greatest games OF his career.
Only five men have reached first
On him In rs innings.
The Seals could do nothing with
he splitter yesterday. and Harry had
I'm eating out OF his big right mitt
III during the matinee.
And Harry isn't the only Seattle
Pitcher who ia kicking thru with the
oqods. Herb Brenton. the curve bail
oFtist. has worked like a Trojan on
NJ last two trips 20 the mound.
He has fine chance OF getting a
TRIAL In the majors with the phila-
411phia Athletics soon. II Tom
40rncr. Athletic scout. here now. can
AXE deal for Brenton. Turner
Wonts him for immediate delivery.
Int Prcxy Keeper SAYS no. as the
nna would read the riot act 10 the
qDob Officials II any players are sold
now. with the team stu In the thick
- he pcnnant fight
e Doesn't take much OF a stretch OF
rnory TO remember the swell brand
XII hall that socks" Seibold dished
~ lor the customers Tuesday. when
~ ut the Seals down with five
11nG1ee In 10 innings.
Ernie Schorr. the only southpaw
~ he club. pitched one OF his best
0nmeo Of the season against the
In Angeles outfit Sunday and lost.
I - ..
Al pemaree looked pretty good out
o&ere in the other tilt Sunday.
bob Geary Is the only regular
01Wanh HEAVIER who has yet to get
Into : winning stride.
with the team hitting the bah like
= million bucks. and the fielding
tfghtened up. the coming around OF
~ pitchers Is the only link in the
tonm'a play that was needed to carry
IL club into the first division.
Portland lost TO Los Angeles yes.
oor6ay. and we are now but half a
Dnne from the Beavers and n game
~ : half from the toboganning
monh.
on. babyl Excuse our dust.
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SWIM ENTRIES
ARE COMING
IN SLOW

Some people show a lack Of speed
I'm taking advantage Of an attractive
offer. That's what one u forccd
TO think when told Of the slowncss
In which the entries arc being sent
In for The star city swimming meet.
to be held the week Of August i6
a, the city bathing beaches
on the average Of 5000 people a
day patronlxc the many beaches In
the city and at least 500 OF these are
good swimmers and divers.
With a big freezer all swimming
and diving composition meet on the
horizon. at least these 500 swimmers
and divers should take advantage OF
Tho Stars big meet and send In
their entry blank without delay.
There's only one more week TO get
in the entry blanks Entries close
promptly Mt p. IN. Thursday. Aug.
ust Il. Mt The Star office. Entry
blanks may be had NJ the city bath.
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PLAY NEARS FINALS
IN TACOMA NET MEET
ny GERTRUDE sCHREINER

Wednesday, play IN the Pacific
Northwest tennis championships
now being staged at Tacoma Jaw
the elimination Of two Seattle en-.
tries IN the mems singles when
Richard Burr lost to Bruce Hcsketh.
also Of Seattle. Ia fast thrce-sct
match. so. 80. 60. and Dick Van
der Las was defeated by Jimmy
Lyons. Of Tacoma. 10. rs. rs. Don
Waller disposed OF J. slawson. OF
Spokane. in straight sets. 81. ii.g.
and as a result viii tangie with Jim.
my Lyons In today's play.
c. Wakefield. the other Spokane
entry. was eliminated by Wallace
Scott. Of Tacoma. So. 81. while How
ard Kinsey. Of san Francisco. do
feated Laurence Kelly. OF Tacoma.
81. 81. Hesketh meets Kinscy tn
the fourth round today. Irving
weinsteln looks like a real contend.
or for the scmi-finaia since his de-
feat Of w. l.. Coleman. OF Texas. rs.
Ga. Phil Neer. Of Portland. IL stiil
In the running but has taken his
matches by default 40 far.
In the ladies' singles the Seattle
racquet wielders have como thru vic
torious without a loss. Sara Living.
stone defeated Irene Campbell. OF
Portland. yesterday. 60. s2. and Is
now In the semi-finals. Mayme Me.
Donald defeated Dorothy Wells. 60.
so. and Gertrude Schreiucr defeated
Barbara Ballou. so. 6-i. Miss
Schreiner Is scheduled to meet Mrs.
Cushing. OF Berkeley. this afternoon.
In the mems doubles both Seattle
teams won their matches. Burr and
Hesketh defeated Byron Scott and
Brown, 81. rs. and Don Waller and
Dick Van der Las. after taking their
first match from Rupert and Merrill
BY default. defeated Lieut.. Physioc
and Lieut. Nicely. OF Camp Lewis.
So. 81.
Scott and Kinsey defeated wednl
and Johnson. SO. So. and are slated
10 meet the Coleman brothers OF
Texas in the next round.
In the ladies' doubles sara Living.
tone and Mrs. Braydon had little
trouble winning from Miss Board.
man and Miss Wells. 60. 60. Both
Miss FordinR and Irene Campbell
and Mrs. Cushing and Mcdonald
took their first matches by default.
Mrs. Braydon and Weinstein won
stiff mixed doubles contest from
Wallace Scott and ID. Alexander. 81.
Sc. and then defeated Miss Caldwell
and Byron Scott. e.1. 6-1.
Mrs Gushing and Phil Neer de.
feated Mccormick and Miss Ewes.
6-l. 81. and Miss Mcdonald and Kin
sey trimmed Miss Dempsey and Hur.
ley, 60. SO. Miss schreiner and
Burr defeated Lieut.. Physioc and
Mrs. Armstrong, 6f. 81.