davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-11-29
COUNTY RECORDS

november 10, lSZU
| Deeds Samuel l. Marsh ct. ux
Irene V. to William D. Marsh, $1OO
NWA NEA SWHNEA 10-42-5.
Francis Larson ct. ux. Emily to AL
fred Larson ct. ux. Matilda, 81, 81
41-4
Bayard T. Larson et ux Gertrude
to Alfred Larson ct. ux. Matilda, 81
above
Carrie A. Brown to E. L. Gossett
$4,000 tract NV. corner 5-39-5.
Nels j. Nelson et ux. Elizabeth to
Ole Hagan, $4,000 NJ lot 8 1898.
| Carl F. Thyr to Nels j. Nelson, 81,
NEA SWA 33-4O-3
Carl F. Thyr to Nels j. Nelson, ST.,
NEA SWA 33-40-3.
Executors of John P. Vollmer es-
tate to F. L. Hoskins, $50, 1911, Ju-
liaetta
T. 0 Green ct. ux. Fanny B. to
G S. Biddison, $500, 14-15-1617-18 10
Juliaetta
R. M. Ollie Hagan ct lux Lizzie to
Nels J. Nelson, $4,000 due- NJ
Lot 4-39-3.
c. M-Chas. Weaver ct TX Elsie
to Vollmer Clearwater county, Ken
drick, $1498.06 due -- crop grown
on farm known as the Albert Beyers
100 acre farm, 6 horses etc.
Release endrick State Bank, to
James F. Satterfield ct. Tx Delphia
to Elmer E. Bechtol, RIM 1O-13-17
B. S.-Pentecostal Church of MAJ
creme to School District No. 100, $500,
church building known as Rock Greek
church also building used as parson-
age on SW. corner NWANEA 18-41-
November "a, 1920
Deeds-Lafayette Keene ct. ux.
Merepose to Elsie j. Jane Ravens
ct. viz. Ira w., $S1 900, NTA 1883
less tract s. corner NEA IL.
Elsie Jane Ravens to Lafayette
Keene, $4,000 SEA NEA and NWA
SEH 1888.
David Ramsey ct. ux. Amelia,
Dearly, to Clara Allen Reid, $1,000 g.
IL Deary.
Clare Allen Reid, from Latah Real
ty company, Deary $500 3-12 Deary. !
Josephine Brewer, widow to Chas.
B. Chandler, $3.50, LOO Cakes Add
Kendrick.
Charles B. Gambler ct lux. Matilda
G. to Josephine B. Brewer, $3.50, 81
80 Cakes Add Kendrick.
: R. M.-Elsie Jane Ravens ct. vir.
Ira w. to Lafayette Keene et ux
Merepose, $4,000 due 1O-21-25, NJ
NEN 1883.
B. M Hansen ct lux. Ada to John
Veager, $4,000 due 11-13-22, lots 8
md 6 being 371z wide, Bulls Add
Town Onaway, and tract at NE.
,orner 1876 6-41-4.
Cecil Mowlds, to Potlatch State
Sank, $500 due 11-16-25, NWANEA
-4O-4.
Clare Allen Reid ct vir w. W. to
4atah county Bank, eDary, 5000 due
1925, 3-13 Dearly.
G. NC. A. Stenger et ux Ida NJ.
0 F. A. David, $400 due 5-15-21, /
auto.
Release John F. Brown to John F.
.eid RIM 3-21-11.
M. L.-Wilbur E. Newhall, Spo-
ane, and Gladys M Kinsella, Pot
itch.
Robert Gilliland, Spokane and
atherine B. Kinsella, Potlatch.
H. K. Vanderbilt, Genesee and
NINA Musdefeldt, Genesee.
Thomas Ebert Wise, Lacrosse and
ertrude Mae Plye, Pullman.
November rs, 1920
Deeds William M Morgan ct. ux
NINA M. to D. M. Parkhurst ct. ux.
G. $4,000, VIZ Lot 20 acres Nc
regor's End Add. Moscow
John Calen ct. ux. Inga to John B.
allen, 81 900 NEA SEA 28-40-3
Mary Johnson, widow to Olof ].
,hnson, $500 Lot 23-10 Troy.
J. E. Duthie ct lux Ernestine to B.
Steelesmith 81, 1915 Troy also
act in SWA corner 2O-16.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-11-29
BULL FIGHTING IS
RESUMED IN MEXICO
ONCE POPULAR SPORT AGAIN
POPULAR AFTER BEING BAN
NED FOUR YEARS.

MEXICO CITY-(By A. P.)-
American fans never welcomed the
opening of the baseball season with
more enthusiasm than did "corrida'
lovers in the Mexican capital greet
the return of bullfights, after four
years Of prohibition. Flaming pla-
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-11-29
More Graft Is Exposed.

New York-(By A. P.)-Testimony
tending to show alleged abuse of the
"cost plus" form of contract in re-
pairs on shipping board vessels was
given to the congressional investiga-
ting committee here today by Harold
F. Hanes, of the examiner boards
auditing department
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-11-29

Patent U. S. to John Calen
SEA 28-40-3.
M. George J. Baumgartner and
Dorothy Ann Hasfurther both of Cen
esee.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-16
ALL LIMITATIONS
ARE REMOVED
FAIR PRICE COMMISSIONER MAN.
GET LEAVES MATTER TO CON-
PETITION FOR so DAYS

John A. Manget, state fair price
commissioner, following a conference
with committee representing the
newly formed Bakers association of
Georgia, refused their demands that
a fixed price on bread to the con.
ounce loaf and eleven cents for d
Itwelveoune loaf be set, and issued an
order, which lifts all restrictions on
the price of bread for sixty days but
which makes it unlawful for other
than twelve and sixteen-ounee loaves
Ito be baked during this period.
Commissioner Manget's statement
on the subject, which reached Bruins
wick yesterday and is Of deep inter-
est, Is as follows
"Flour has adanced from 50 to $3.50
per barrel during the last few weeks.
There are bakers in Georgia who
bought -four at the old price and from
La desire to sell necessities at a low
profit are advertising 16-ounce loaves
lat cents; other bakers are selling
bread weighing IA ounces at s cents
and claim and produce the proof to
my satisfaction that they are losing
money.
"Under all these conditions I here
by order that for sixty days from
date. when the new wheat crop will
come in, there shall be no price set
on bread. leaving 1t to competition.
The weight must be uniform and two
sizes are permitted. IL ounce and 16
ounce after baking.
"The public are advised that there
will 1be different prices on bread and
all consumers are urged to watch the
advertisements and particularly those
merchants who sell at the lowest
prices.
There never was a time in bust
ness it was more necessary to help
those who help you than it is today,
land those merchants who furnish
sugar and bread at low prices. should
be rewarded by your business and be
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-16
SCHOOL CHILDREN
ENJOY APPARATUS
NEW EQUIPMENT AT eLYNN
SCHOOLS IS NOW INSTALLED,
MISS HARRIS IN CHARGE

The public spirited citizens, who
SO generously contributed to the fund
raised by the Parent.Teacher Asso-
citation a few months ago, for the pur-
chase of the play ground apparatus,
would do well to pass the play ground
of the Glynn schools on Mansfield
street these warm summer afternoons,
and note they. evident enjoyment of
the children IN the use of these
swings and slides. Miss Rosine Har-
ris, who is in charge, is, as every one
knows, wonderful child entertainer
and instructor, sand the observer is
struck at once with the consideration
the children show for each other, and
the responsibility they seem to feel
for tn care the apparatus. as we'll
as the Joy that beams from their
happy little faces.
While Miss Harris, after her siren
uous morning in the schOl-room, does
emembered as patriots.
not feel equal to the conducting of
play ground activities on the largest
scale, the association feel themselves
most fortunate in having the apparat-
us In use under her capable manage
ment, and now that all objections
have been withdrawn fro mthe city
council, it is hoped that the children
in the vicinity OF Orange Park W
next week, begin to enjoy the same
happy privileges.
Happy he or she, who makes the
children happy"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-16

''Profiteering in brad will be vigor-
ously prosecuted. Above orders APP
ly everywhere In Georgia,
JOHN A. yMANGET,
Georgia Fair Price Commissioner"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-16

Mr.. I, Frutchman left yesterday for
New York, where he will spend sew
.eral days attending to business mat
tiers.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-16
Old People Who Are Feeble anu
Children Who Are Pale and Weak

Would be greatly benefited by the General Strength
enins Tonic Effect Of GROVES TASTELESS Ghis
TONIC. 1t purifies and enriches the blood add
builds up the whole sys tenn. A General Strength
snina Tonic for Adults and Children. Coo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-08
Uctsni pamatky Vaclava Snajdra
DNES VECER VELKA SCHUZE BESfDKACH CES
NARODNf SINE MA BROADWAY

Odesleho vekeho Cecha vidce cleveandskeho svobo-
domysneho Cessvi Vacava Snajdra, enz dorpe daeke
Kaforni bude vzpomfnano tryzne usporadane
cetnvch osobnich patel zvecneho ceskeho noVl
mare Besidkach Ceske Narodn Sine emz zbudovani
u taktez nalez pod seidou yschni
kdoz hodlai mit uctivo svetlou eho pamatku Hojna
nase cast budz parnym dkazem, vdecnost neni
prchava vzpomnka zasluhy Snajdrovy pevne ma
sich srdcich zakovily.
Vybor postaral ddstoiny program cslech maiici
vztahv zvotn mnohdy tax trnte draze skonaeho
naseho pTedaka Promluvi nam nekolk recnikG who'd
thema iak deeno pedneseno bude peveckym kvare-
tenn n6kolk ctverozp6vG
Pame Vaclava Snajdra bude dnesniho vecera jiste
vekou upfimnou utas nejen kruhu Sokolstva
ale svobodomysnych srokd jechz zdaru v6nova skorem
cee zdes svoje pGsoben
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-08
POHREB p. VACLAVA
SNAJDRA.

Los Angeles, CAL, 7. zari.
(Zvlastni telegram.) Telesne
pozIstatky p. Vaclava Snaj-
dra, jenz skonal v sobotu We
svem domove Pasadena, byly
dnes We 4 hod. odpoledne zpo-
pelneny We zdejsim kremato-
riu. Pohrbu, krone rodiny, SUI
castnilo Sc cetne krajanG, by
dlicich v Kalifornii neb navste-
YOU zde dlicich. Slova utechy
proslovil p. c. Wiesenberger,
byvaly Cleveland'an, jenz tax
zaroven rozloucil Sc Sc zesnu.
lynn jmenem jeho tamhich pra-
tel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-08
POBODAN A SHOZEN
VLAkU.

Jakub Renela, die nekterych
znamek obyvatel Clevelandu,
naleza sc pobodan j iinak IRA
men V Ramot nemocnici v Erie,
Pa. DIE domnenek tamnejsi po-
licie byl zranen We vlaku Nj
excl Plate drahy u mostu ma
Caskel Ave. V Erie. V kapsach
ieho byly nalezeny penize a
potvrzenka jiste clevelandske
zlatnicke dilny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-08

OfezayAc tuck Zoe
c p S tabletky,
kus Sc
Websterovy zapis-
Milky. kus &c
Maffcf tabe1ky
standard Sc q 1Oc
Tuzky kus Sc neb
tucet 35c
Cfstic per kus &c.
Be- q Sc
Vymazavac kus &c
Nasadky &c al Sc
Estabrook pera 1C
Zapisnfky Banner
dplne 35c
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-08
KOCfHO MASAR.
SKE FIRMY.
Jeden podezrely polapen.

Po delsi honb6 zatcen byl
policif ma poulicni kafe Wade
Park vcera odpoledne jisty
muz, jenz ;;ost V podezreni BY
ii jednim re tfi lupicG, kteri o.
brali o vice jak S400 H. A.
Yarnishe, bytem 918 vych. Is.
ul. Poulicnf karu pronasledo-
val houzevnate policejni auto
mobil Sc tfemi strazniky jede-
nacteho precinktu. Kara jela
em6rem k Public Squaru a po-
licist6 vstoupili ma vych. 40. ul.
a Prospect. Loupezna kradez
udala Sc pnl hodiny pred tim,
kdyz zmfneny Yarnish, jenz ie
kocim u masaTsk6 firmy Will
son and Co. ma Bolivar rd. a
vvch A. ul. byl prepaden ma
Mayfield rd. a vych. 116. ul. S.
f. tfemi lupici, obran o S400 a
odehnan 2 vozu. VIZ byl ban
dity odvezen ma Euclid Ave. a
vych. 116. ul., kde byl brzy po-
licii nalezen. N6kolik kolem-
idoucich podalo policii podrob-
neisi popis 1castnika, nacea
naslodovala honba Sc svrchu
vyliCenym vysledkem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-08
vOLEBNf PRlPR AVY ZEN.

Clevelandske zeny musi by
ii povolany k ragistraci a po-
zd6ji k volbam. Musi Sc Jim Wy
svetliti, jak registrovati jak
voliti. Musi byti pouceny, co
Jim nabizi a skyta Zenska vo-
li6ska Liga, aby Sc staly Glen
kami.
TAX mi as V hlavnfch ry-
sech program pfedlozeny ma
telnicim zenske vychovni vo-
lebni kampan6, ably zeny byly
take skutecne ziskany celem
cuyahogskem okresu k vykona-
nj volebni povinnosti tento
podzim. Program tento prohla-
sen byl vcera ma .banketu Klu-
bu Obchodnich Zen, 2728 Eu-
cid Ave-, kde jest soucasne
hlavni stan Lfgy. Pfedsedkyne
slecna Belle Sherwinova navr-
hla jak pfedloziti pofad as
100000 volickam.
Kampanni pracovnice poci-
naji 81 velice cile a sejdou Sc k
move schulz pristi utery, kde
budou usnaseny dalsi kroky
organisacni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-08
ZASEDANf MESTSKE RADY.
PrekIadani koleji ma squaru.
SpoleGnost poul. drah nechce
vratit preplacene dividendy.

Prvni cast programu, jak
uleviti dopravnim navalum ma
Public Squaru, byla vnesena
do pofadu praci mestske rady
pfi vcerejsim zasedani a sice
prelozenim konecnych stanic
predm6stskych drah Lake Sho
re a Southwestern 2 namestl.
Podobne ma byti nalozeno i S
tratemi Akron, Canton, Gates
Mill Chagrin Falls, kterez
drahy hlavne zavinuji pfeplne
nj V rozich Public Squaru. Au-
torem techto reformacnich
plan1 jest mestsky komisar po-
ulicnich drah Fielder Sanders,
jenz doufa novym zavedenim
usnadniti nejen cestovani, ale
zabraniti kazdodennim nebez-
pecnym tlaceniclm.
Die novych plann navrhova-
ma Jest klicka poulicnich kar
ma st. Clair Ave. ma vych. 3. ul.
a Rockwell Ave, odkud by Sc
po vych. 6. ul. vratila opetne
ma st. Clair Ave. mfsto dnesni-
ho zatacenf po Ontario ul., Sc
verovychodnfho blocku ma
Squaru a opet po Ontario ma
st. Clair Ave. Prelozeni koleji
by stale ma 100000, ale napra-
va tato by Sc vvplatila iiz V
iednom roce, jelikoz by sc use
tfilo "a rok ma 10000 mil, coz
znamena as 81, 800. Podobne
Sc mali pax upraviti konecne
stanice estatnich trait.
O zvysenem jizdnem ma pou-
liGnich karach bylo jednani od-
fozeno ma patek ma $50 hod.
dopoledne, kdy bude pozvan
president spolecnosti ]. j. Stan
ley, ably veci podal MAJOR ze
strany svoji. Ujednani stalo Sc
nasledkem zaporneho vyrizeni
zadosti, aby spolecnost splati-
la zpet do urokoveho fondu
pfebranych $4,000 dolarG, wy
piacenych neopravnene V mesi-
ci dubnu jako 7 proc. dividen-
du misto zakonitych 6 proc. Y
padu, BE by Sc spolecnost zdra.
hala ebnos vratiti. ma mestskJ
komisar a pravnf riditel plnou
moe zakrociti cestou zakona G
spolecnosti nebude dano drive
povoleni k zvvSeni iizdneho
dokud tomuto opravneneml
pfani mesta nebude ucineno 2;
dDst.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-08
NOVA NEHODA POSTOVNI. l.
HO AEROPLANU.

Porucha ma stroll pfinutila
poStovni letadlo els. 201 pfi
stati vcera odpoledne blize Ca
stalia. Posta prevzata byla au-
tomobilem a dopravena do San
dusky pozdeji do Clevelan-
du. Aeropfan byl sice posko-
zen, ale V letu do Clevelandu
bylo jest6 teze noci pokraco-
vano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-08
LOZE PALACKY UCTfVA
PAMATKU ". SNAJDRA.

Loze Palacky. Els. 317 Ryti-
RI Pythiovych venovala ma u
cteni pamatky zesnuleho bra
ira Vaclava Snaidra obnos S25
We prosp6ch fadoveho sirotein-
ce We Springfield, O.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-08

i etSlch obnosech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-08

p o uzdro ume1e-
ckSch tuck 15c
Mekka guma ma
vymaZcvanf kus &c
Il Sr a, Estabrook,
elliott a Spencerian
1c az 3 "a Sc
Poznam kovy papfr
{. s 4 10 bal. IOc
Skolnf fenlfnky
kus &c. Zoe q 15c
Utility skolnf pou-
zdra, Soc
School Companion
set, pera, tuzky. pra
vftko atd cd 45c do
81. so
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-08
KURS CESKOSL. KORUNY.

l Gsl. koruna lie "a 1.64-1.6 sec
| nom. marka 1.95-l.97c
l rak. koruna S.44-0.46c
l jihosl. koruna 0.95-O.97c
Kurs tento citan jest jen pfi
yetSich obnOsech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-08
Prodej $koInich potfeb
Zde nekOlik $kOlnich D6cf
pro h0chy

Skolnf braSny. kus
SOC nj $3.50
C P S sesity kus
v Gene &c
Pravftka &c az Sc
Notesy Princeton {
8 a 10 kus 35c
d & f seslty ma
kresl emf &c
u & f kreslfcf
papfr 1Oc
ID & f krabice y
barvami. uplna zoe
Crayola e. 8 DO Zoe
Krabice kffdy. 144
kush zee
ikOlnf p0tfeby-pffzem
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-11-08

Glad Wilson Administration
Rebuked; Sorry Workers
Put in Office Those Who
DO Not Hold Friendship.
(By IsAUL RANNA.)

tTeuerateu Press Correspondent
Washingto ton, Nov. S.--Looking
through the spectacles of organized
labor, Washington draws a deep
sigh OF relief as it contemplates the
best and the worst that came out Of
the elections. .~.. .5--.
Ii rcjoices in the avalanche which
has swept from office an administra-
ton that paid every item of lip hoIn-
age to labor, and then filled the
prisons with those who dared to
strike for better conditions or to
criticize the acts OF elected officials,
It laments at the poor discretion
which made the disguised masses re-
buke hypocrisy and betrayal merely
by electing those who do not even
profess a friendship for the workers.
1t is glad that the issue is again
so clearly drawn aud the ground
swept clean SO that labor can view
it's opponents in the open and take
steps to overcome them.
1t is sorry that the wage-carners
as a class made themselves felt SO
slightly in the elections.
1t is more than ever hopeful that
the next year will see the birth of a
greater movement to unite labor in
one group to achieve political aud
industrial freedom.
Palmer and his party havo been
rolled out flnt, SO the miners and
their friends are happy. Burleson
and his party are repudiated. so the
postal worker and every fearless
editor is pleased.
The party which instituted mill
tary conseription, and destroyed dur
ing three years every attribute OF
liberty described in the constitution
which wages war abroad without
consulting congress and inaugurates
espionage at home-has been driver
back to its ilnperilled base in the ole
slave states.
Labor, acting instinctirely, has
done this.
To fortify this true instinct with
reason, arm it with analysis anC
guide it with organized might toward
higher political goals will be the ain
of labor spokesmen during the com
ing months, according to indications
at Washington today. ,
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-11-08
VISITOR CH0KE5
To DEATH ON
FRONT St.
x. Carrecco Of Whitehall
Dies When Piece Of Meat
Lodges in His Throat
While Eating in Cafe.

With a piece Of meat lodged ia
his throat while eating in the Quick
lunch 825 East Front street, a man
thought to be II. Carrecco, q ranch
hand from the vicinity Of Whitehall,
staggered to the sidewalk and died
q few minutes later. Tho mans
death occurred about 10 O'Clock, Just
after he had been placed III the
police ambulance to be taken to the
city emergency hospital.
. According to patrons Of tho cafe
the man was engaged in eating when
suddenly he was seen to rise and
,stagger out the door 10 the sidewalk
Efforts to give first aid proved fruit
less And police headquarters was
called. Officer Sweeney and Driver
Mundy answered the call and found
tho man still breathing family. He
expired just after he was placed in
the ambulance. -"@..
Coroner Holland Was notified and
ordered the body takon to an under
taking establishment. An inquest
will be hold tomorrow or Wednesday,.
1t was ascertaincd from tag in
tho mans coat that his name was
r. Corrccco. There was no address
given, Police inquiries, however,
brought to light tho fact thnt the
man had been staying at the Hub
hotel for the last two weeks, having
come here from whitehall, near
where, it Was said, he had been en-
ployed on a ranch. He was about
SO years OF age and we'll dressed.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-11-08
OFFICIAL Count
GIVES DUCCAN
200 LEAD
Tally by canvassing Board
Swells Total Of Demo
cratic Candidate Over
Carlson for Sheriff.

With the completion of the Of
fieial canvass of the returns from
last Tuesdays election. the only ap-
preeiable changes in the totals from
those in. the unofficial returns wore
In the standing of Wheeler and
Dixon for governor and Duggan and
Carlson for sheriff.
Wheeler lost @ few votes, making
his net lead over Dixon in this coun-
ty 139 votes. Wheeler carried 44
precincts out of the 81, getting alto
gether 9,5S9 votes, to Dixon's $3.50,
For sheriff, the official canvass
increased Larry Duggan's lead from
lat as given by the unofficial count,
to 200 even on the official tally.
Dnggan and Carlson each secured
majoritics in DO precincts, leaving
one precinct i'll wl,icl, they were tied
Duggan's total vote is 1881. Carl
sons total, 9,13l.
The tabulation by the county
clerks office will be started this
aItornooi, making the full list OF
official totals available tomorrow, it
| ig 9Said,
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-11-08
OF RQSE:
Proves NEW
MYSTERY
County Attorney Says Al
legged Moonshiner Being
Held; Jailors Deny Man
Jailed or Out on Bonds.

Despite statements. that County
Attorney Nick Rotering released
without bonds a. L. Rose, arrested
by Chief Of Police Jerry Murphy and
Detective Joseph Powell last Satur-
day On . charge Of violating tho pro-
hibition laws, and the fact that no
charge has at yet been filed against
Rose, the county attorney his morn
ing asserted that Rose was still be-
ng held and that an investigation
of the evidence gathered against him
was being made.
Inquiry at tho county jail brought
to light the fact that Rose, although
arrested Saturday and turned ever
to tho county authorities, after ths
police officers had seized a whisky
still and several containers whic,
still held traces OF mash at Roses
residence at the southern extremity
Of Placer street, had never been re-
ceived at the Jail; that there was nc
record there OF any bond having beer
put lip to insure his appearance.
Rose is the man who was pur.
ported to have sworn to an affidavit
directed against former Special Off
Ger Melia OF the county ATTORNEY +
dry squad, Which affidavit was
printed in the Anaconda Standard OF
slo oav for election purposes.
Ia tho meanwhile, the 'Inyestiga.
ton" OF tho charges against Melia
promised by the county attorney is
said to bo on. 1t 10 declared at the
courthouse that since the charges
wore made over a week ago, County
Attorney Rotering had summoned
only two witnesses. The woman
knoWn Yariously as Mrs. Rose and
as Mrs. j.. A. Williams, and ,rau
named Gilman, said to be q brother
of Mrs. Rose, or Williams.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-11-08
RATE. INCREASES
RESULT IN bII|2,
DIVIDENDS
Figures Show Money Sup
posed to Pay for Wages
and Rail Equipment Goes
to Stockholders.
(By the Federated Press. }

New York, Nov, S.---Indication
that the increased freight rates
granted the railroads are coming
out in the form OF fat dividends is
Furnished in the statements of the
September earnings Of the Southern
Pacific and the Baltimore and Ohio
railroads.
Both roads, in spite Of the slight
increase in wages ordered by the
government, and some. expense for
equipment and maintenance Of way,
report a large gain in earnings. The
S. P.~reported an increase of SPOIL
SAG in net railway operating income,
over September a year ago, while
the Baltimore and Ohio showed an
increase Of S5,S62,s60 over last
Septeinber's figures, IL
Due to the increase i'll freight and
passenger rates, the Southern Pacific
gained more than $5,00O,O00 in
revenue, and the y. & o. $24,570,-
500,