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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-14
Sermauu Mp., Iretag ben IA OttOber 1921
Srnnh Sunnta9ifnl.Gunuention in
9iUicbno.

Glc i0brIifr Contention ocr
Sonntogid,uICn bon Ga8cono6c
Golmtp miro ON nGhiteu 0onncrS,
tag, OCn 20. Gftober. in Der %. e.
Sirtlc sit SfoiCbuN nb0cbaltcn ner.
0eit. fitr mcldc foIQcuoc6 rCid,holtiNc
nllo crbaulid,e Ercgrom cttlporfelt
iii: Nor0rnS 10 llbr, 2obeSOicnIt
unN Scmilltonmnmg. burb sen SrtS
paltOr; Gripiocrlmg, 9tcp. S6nliOt,
bon Grorc; @ibel .9otihoit, Gnitor
Seller bon Der 9}rcSbptcriancr.air6c
81 SpcnSpillc; oaS DtdOdcn rn6
ieinc SonntoQihulc. Sri, 2ottic Mon
8oic, bon St, 2oliS; bos 0rgoniIi
ren Der flcincrCn Sonntagifulen,
Carl ISmuSS, bon Gopc @iroroeort.
gfnhnlitto8s Sitlmg be9innenO halo
2 lthr: SobcSotcnlt, Naltor u. <bn,
bon Stonb Sill; 0ic Stride ,mo Stlt.
lc, SRI. 2ottie 0top @oie; beutibc
anipruhe 0itr6 SaItor u. &alobn,
bon Ban; SeIbitbcitinnumg, Carl
gsmus; @cionO, 0iscurs. 9cridt
bes Gountp SctretGrS 6. SO. GGi8;
9eridte Der GouiteS lno g9ohl BON
8emien. Ibcnos, bcginneno bolb
s llbr: 2obes6icnit, gSaitor 6. al
guis; ooS 5iunnSigitc Sobrbunoert
Carl asmus; 8eione; oos picrTod)t
2ebcn. SRI, 2ottic 0eop @oie.
9iht MIR bic Sonntogid)ulen uni
ibrc @ertretcr, ionoern bus BubIi.
finn im mgeneincr lit ber5liGIt ein
seIoSen Der Contention bei5ulpobner
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-14
Scrlunaeu hciiercn 9isnit.

9ilrgcr bon gten Sobcn, Berger,
Scrnunn, @o8cono0e, abortion un6
G6onoiS boben bel Der itootli6en
lttilitp &onnliiiion cine @itti6rift
eingerei6t ltnO bcrlongen mebr 3ii0c
itnb beiicrcn 0ienIt ouf Der @iiiouri
Socific 3miifcn ct. 2ouiS umO Sci.
ferion Gitp, beionbcrS mcItlt6 bon
@oibineton. Gs miro pcrlonot, oob
entlueoer 3u9 9to. IS icine oltc 9ic.
gel, bie bis gum /. Stunt 1921 be.
fol9t purbc, wicoer einfiibre, oOcr
6ab Der friihcrc 3uQ befonnt oils
GdbitoI GitD GrpreB pic0cr cin9c.
iiibrt nCroC. 3u9 gio. Is bcrlicb
ct. 2oui8 INT 6;20 obcn08. belt on
bielen Stcllcn ol rn0 Ion9te Inn 10
ll0r in Scfferion Gitb on. Sctt Der
l6bt Ser 3ug ct. 2oui5 INN 2 llDr
mo lon0t INT 5:20 in ScffcrIon
Gitg an.
9ie Ginfiibrung 0eS Capital Gitp
Grprcb luilroc pic0cr nit 6reuOcn
be9rijbt pcr0cn. 0ieIer 3ug bcrIieb
Scffcrion Gitp lm 6 llbr @orgcn5
ltn0 Ionetc Inn 1880 in ct. 2oui$
OH; bcrlieB ct. 2ouis pic6cr I'M 8
uno lief Inn $50 in Scfferipn Gitp
Gin.
Ole lltilitp &omrniiiion bot ser
WiHouri 8acific einc Nittbeilun0
5ugeben loiien llno iic auf9eforOert,
innerbalb 10 Sa9en 8riin0e por5,t.
brinoen, mnrltm fir iene StGote
nidt beiierer 3ugOienIt einoefiihrt
tperOen iollte. 9tod6em bic Com.
ponp ibrc 9Gntfuort obecgcben bat,
miro ein Sag beitimrn,t tper6en fir
Elm Serbor,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-14
MtiiIpnri Yaeifie hill siueites @eleiie
bon ct. 2oniS Weitlifj lcgcn.

2out M1ittbeil1tneen bon g. 8.
@uID, Dem Irdiiocnten ber Miiiouri
8ocific @iicnbnbn. ion nit ben @or.
orbeiten 5ur 2cgltn9 cines 5luciten
@eIeiics auf Der Strcfe bon Sallep
Yorf no9 Gocific unO bon bort met
fer nod SyeffcrIon Gitp 6eQonncn
mcr6cn. Die Glrbeitcn ioIlen iibcr
3nci MiGionen 0oQors foItcn ttnb
iofort in anGriff 9cnommcn mer0cn,
iobuIo bic Gcrmeiiun8cn becnbct
iin0. GoS l1nternebmen miro in 81.
icnbobntrciFcn oIS elm g(uflebCn ocs
Gcid)0ftcS bctro6tet. 9urtb Gnla8c
Oes 5peitcn @elciics nit sen notbi.
gen @eiAcn unO 9tcbcnocleiicn miro
Die 9on5e Strefe 8lpii1en ct. 2ouis
ltno GaniaS Gitp ooppeI9eleiiie pcr.
Sen. Ncbrere bunOcrt 9lrbeitcr mcr.
ocn 9cIdGftigllng finbcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-14
9e;dnnm bun ;seroinanb SdDlenSer
ans Ssranfreid in Step gOrf
eingetruffen.

llnier befonntcr 0titbiireer, gbriIt
Sd,len0er fpur6e bonn Griees. .3epor.
tcmcnt bcnoArid)ti9t, Onb Der 2ei6.
mani ieincs Sobnes. Scroinono 8
S6lcn6cr, meI6er in @cfcft IN
fSronfrci6 oer Scl0entoO crlitt, in
Sobofen eingetroffcn lit unb IN fitr5,
cr 3cit in Scrnann onlnn9en miro.
&orbcreit1ngcn werOen bier be.
reits 9etroffen filr bcn gn1pfong lnb
cn,er ntiIitGrii6en @eitattlln0 Der
iroiI6en llcbGrrcIte bicies populGrcn
iltnoen WanncS lm0 friibcren Silfss
8oItneiIter8 bon Sernonn. Die 8cs
croi9llng miro ouf Dem ltGbtiidlen
Sricobpfe itattfin0en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-14
Nummer 2
6arG 6. SnI6mcicr nus ocm 4cbcu
9cIdjieScu.
Mar Gin laugjGbriecr Sciupbner nRs
onacicbcucr giirgcr nuIeres
Gpuuta's.

GorI $, 8uidmeicr 1T am Iebteu
Sonl5to0 in ocr 8obnlna icineS
Sobncs Is. $. gl. 9uihmeier. an Der
tTirit GreCf. in 9llter bon so Sobren.
3 Wouotcn lmN 30 Togcn ans Dem
2cbcn qcibic6en.
Ger &critorbene mar ous gIorS
0elltId)lono ocbiirtio uno font alS
irugcr Wonn Dor ctipo 60 SSubren
nod 9lncrifo, 100 er iidy ouf ciner
Sorm an Der 6irIt Greet nie6crlieB
lmn ipitcr BORT ncbcn icincr fSnrn.
Elm fIciucS Store9eihdft bctricb, bis
or Dor chuo ii"I6cbn SSobren init
lrincr Giottiu no6 9crnonn itber'tc
6cltc, nm bier iciucn 2cbcnSobeno 81
pCrbrinoen. &or fiinf Sobrcn muroe
ibm Die trcuc 2cbcnSeciGbrtin 6urd
0cn Sn0 cntriHcn rn6 infolgc icincr
bcinobc tGrpcrIihcu 9ilflOii9fett
modtr or icin Scim obnehiclnb bel
icincn &in6ern, no er licbreide
EiIeac fanb
Gr bintcrI0Bt foIeCnOc &inocr: g.
$. VI. @uifmeicr lmh Sron 6rtb
8ot, bon SirIt Greet lnb Srou Otto
Stra&Sncr, non Scrnoun,
Die @eeroi0img foIlo an Oicns
toa Nodn1ittog ouf Dem 3icnS' 'Ssird
hpIc I'M 2ippertbol ,mtcr 5abIrci4er
9ctbciIiq,mg ieiner frilbcrcn Hod
barn ionic 5obIrcider Grel,nSe itatt-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-14
8ulfjGeer nerjiftet anf $40 Be-
luhnnns nm Sa9btropBGc
al bebaltcn.

Or. S. Senberion, bon Sof Sill,
i'll iiiblider Sbeile lnIcres Gountp's
bra6te om Iestcn QienSto9 bier
@olf8pel3e nod 6cnt Golntp Glcrf
Ncltmonn imt Die ouf Grle9une bon
80lfen oltsgeiestc n8ountn" pon
$40 fiir jeben @olf, gu crbebcn. Dos
@cict beItinmt jpOo9 oaB Die &opf.
bout oes BolfeS OIL ben GolintD
Glerf ouS9cliefert miro uno bon bic
lem Damn in @cgenluort Der Goliltp
Court 5critort pcrOen mllb. 9n Or.
SenoCrion Die @rlTSpcl5e ol8 SSago.
tropb0e bcboltcn iuollte unb bic burh
Ibtreml1ng 0eS &opitbciIcS berItilm.
MELT peroeu ipilrbc, 5oe CT eS Dor
oltf Die @cIobnltng BON $40 Ser3idbt
5l leiiten. lnb nobm Die &elSe mie'
Der 5uriif in ieine @Cimntb.
Die @olfc noren bon Or. Sen.
oerIon in 8rlib Greet Gopnibip,
apiiden Sea l,nb 0ot 9ill, @nbe
September erlegt lpor6cn. 0ieielben
botten in iener @egeno Den 6armern
lett IGn9erer 3eit oroben Sd>oben on
ibren Shofbcer6cn 5ugeiiigt. @cb.
rere GrcibjaeOen wllrocn DernnItol'
tct, icood ipar eS bisber niht &c.
ll,ngen Die &oubtbierc oitsSurotten.
Or. 3enoerIon lieb iid bon eirem
6re,tnoe in arfonioS nebrerc 8olfg'
bu1oc ienoen uno nit 9ilfe bicIcr
gelang es i'm, bic bier 8olfe 3u er.
le9en, ip6bren6 ein fiinftcr 8olf bon
ocn Sunoen gctobtet unb Serriien
tporber mar ebe Die sy6ger CUR Stelc
gelongen fonnten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-14

0ciollcncr SoI0atclL Die 5uerIt ole
2cid)en brrlongten, ibrcn Sinn ge'
Gn0crt lm0 bCi6Ioiicn babcn 0ic 90
ten in ibrcn RubeItGttcu in @llropo
81 loiicn.
@robibition. Ser in GleOelano,
Gbio, criGcincnOe n8d6tcr uno an"
5cigcr" i6reibt gon5 III unieretu
Sinnc: .8cnn Die Yrobibition ni6t
oui0ebobcn miro ,boben mir IN 10
SSobrcn flint Rilltoncn gtenf6cn in
Ocn Ser. StootCn Ole OoIIIt0noig
blind iino unO 5luor infolgc ocs @e-
uuiies ihlc6tcn 8biSfcpS Brobi'
bition lit Cin 3cbli6loa, 6cnn cS mira
bc!ltc nlcbr SdnapS gctrrnfcn, ala
jc 8ltDor lrnO Der ein6igc llntcri6tcs
lit Der, 0ob oa5 mciite 8eng, oas
jcbt gctrlmfer miro, 6nS rcinIte @ttt
lit, ,mo 0oB Der 6taot, Die StaSt
m0 0o$ 0an5c 2on0 nm oic @ctrdno
fcItcuCr 0c6radbt miro, Die friiber I'm
9cf1Dr Ocn 0rittcn Gbci( oller Ser
lpoltlngSfoitcn 9e6cdt bot" io9te
MfclUil(c s. @errp in ctnem Sortrag
I'M engineers 2luOitorilm. ~BroDi.
bition bat aus llnierer 9eu0lfcrllng
Scu6ler, @cieBpcrG6ter unO Diebe
gcmodt; iic bat oic Wlitglieoer Der
Goli5cibcportcmcuts ni6t MIR in Den
qroBen, ionOeru aud in Den fleine'
rem St6otcn 81 Selfcrsbelfern Der
9ootIeggers eemadt imb id fann er'
fI6ren, DAB cine ganae Naiie 8. rns
S,pro5entiges 9ier in glebeIanb ber'
fault miro. Sober gttdter, Der nod
Elm tpeni9 Renihenneritan6 betpabrt
bot, itinnt nit mir therein, Dob
8robibition Elm 5eblidlag it,"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-14
Hboipb Safiid in 8aseonaoe ss.
iturben.
8or Gin befdnnter SdDiffsSimmer.
mann nnb in Sermann
gebureu.

9loolpb SSofiI6, scr 6efonnte
Shiffs6innnerlnomt, bon @aSconoOe.
1T ON Wtittiuo6 Ietter ISOLDE in iei-
ner @obnlnq in lrnicrem 9to6bar,
itGotden, nodJ llur fitr5cr &ronfbeit
im Sitter bon Ga Sagren, s Wono.
ten itl1o 80 Sagen geitorben.
Der 0aEingeI6iebenc m,trDe I'M
Sabre 1857 in Sermonn gebore,t, ipn
or ul,d ieine Sugenoiobre berlebtc
uno 6onn nit ieinen @Itcrn no6
@dsconooc iibcriieoelte, mo er, nit
Iusnabne mebrercr Sabre bic er in
g[losfo bcr6robtc. beitGnoig pobntc.
SSnl gtIter bon "a SSabren trat er nit
SRI. &atie S9unoder in bcn Che
ftono, ipel6cr Che orci &inocr emf.
iproiIen, bon iueIden eincS Iolpie oic
Satin ibn in oen 2o0 poronge91n,
gen iitb. SpGter perbeirotbete er
lid, nit Sri. Mortbo 8oltcr. 9lu6
oicIe 8ottin ioiuic Elm Sobn oieIer
atpeiten Che linb Dor I0ngercn Sab
ren 9eitorben. gr mor nabe5lt 5tpon.
3ig Sabre al benz Sdiffsbuitbofc in
@uscono6e oIs ShiffSimmermonr
tb6tie.
Or binterlGbt slpei 3odtcr. noms
lid Srou 2ou Solep bon 8onIos
Gitp, &anIos. lnb Srnit Wopmc
9ortlcb bon 8o8conabc, Ioipie spei
9riioer, 0oniel uno Charles Sad
iIh, in 8asconobc mobnboft, mo
3lpei S6lpeIterr. Srnu 6. 6. Sol,
Ionb bon &anios Gitp, 9onios, nnb
SSrolt @crtbo Rontieb, BON @1rnett,
SonioS.
Die 9eeroigung fonb am letten
Sonner8tog in @osconaoe itatt. go.
flor e. 30. @Ilis bon Der bieiigen
SO. e. Stride leitetc sic Srouerfeier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-14
4O.iGbrigcs SnbilGnm.
(Gingeionot.)

0ie @ororbeiten fir onS 40.iobri.
ac CyltbilGlu unb @tiiiionsfcIt Ser
cyocobi. @eneir0e in WtorriIon ant
90. Oftobcr iinN MIN fait bcenoet.
0uS DcrgrItc(tc @oicncnt inter Ncr
Stride iicbt idOn CinIoOcnO unO
frcunoIi6 ans, Ger Gentralbci5op-
purot, cin Iogcnonntcr 6ront.Ranf.
Iltrnacc bon Der 6irno Scpns .2ons
gcnber9 ans ct. 2ouiS lit ouf9citclt
Mtit Scr Grri6htng bcS &oninS III
bicIcr @otDc perocn sic 9etroffcncn
Scrbeiicrmqen gum gbihlN6 font,
men. lln6 70 mcr0cn olle 8Gmcin6cs
olicner unb Srcun6c, iotpie Die be.
nodbortcn 8emeinben unb EaItorcn
su Dem SeItc ber5lih cingclooen.
Iubcr Dem Wtor9en' iinb gto6ntit'
taggotteSbienIt ptrh nod Elm en9lii4'
er IbenogottesOienit Itattfinoen, in
mcl6cn Serr MiiIionor &oenig nit
Der Siilfc bon neuen 2ihtbilbern 81
Iititrattonen ilber ooS Yiiiiionsmerf
In sSnoien geben miro. SSSm @orgen'
aottesoienIt iuer6en Die GoItoren
8f1,no, Sermom i,nb S6ult unO
gtodntittnes oic GoItoren Sdu9,
aoenig, &nsmonn 8ol8, asmrss
unb Reid)ar6t preoieen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-14
&issmann'SSacs.

1Sn Scr bicii9en fotbl. Ct. @eor95,
Stride nur0en leetcn OicnSta9 0for
qcn GmiI ". NSiS5nlom ln0 SRI.
Sloro @torp 6ocs 6ur6 0feo. @otcr
So9cOorn 0ctrol,t. Scrr SSiS8lnonn
lit Gin Gobn BON I5uIiuS @is5nonn,
bon Berger, lm6 sic 9rollt cine Sod
Ter bon GboS, 6oc5, bon naBe Ser,
monn. 0ic Ncu0erm6bItcn merocn
oif elmer ;Sorn nobe Berger ibr
Scim oufihla9cn. @ir cntbictcn
OcnIcIben unIeren ber5IidItcn Slid
ipunif.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-14
Die 3abl Der SnSinner in ben Ser.
eiuigten Staaten.

Roh oen lctten bon Dem SolfS.
5Gblun9Snntc bcrouS9c9cbcnen 3if.
fern ber1tinocrte iih sic 3abl Der rSSn'
6ioncr III 6cn 8creini9tcn Stootcn
in oen Sobr3cbnte bon 1910--192O
INT SO. SSm Sabre 1910 murocn
2G5,6S3 unb im Sabre 1920 2i4.r
i37 Snoioncr ac5Gblt. Ger 9crtdt
filbrt bicr5u aus, 6nb Oic 9lbnaNmc
Der in0ianiidcn 9cb6lfculng tcihuci.
ic mo6rihCinIid) bitrd Die 2lrt Der
3iDluna crflGrt miro, 6o QCiDlIiC Ecr.
ioncn bic mur mcnig in6ionildcS
9h,t in Iih Gnbcn, int Sabre 1910
nlS HInoioncr, inl Sabre 1920 Nin0c
gen ols @cibc bcSGblt mltrOcn. SIM
Sabre 1910 lpurocn bcion0crC gln'
itrcn1unqcu 9cnlod)t, I'M cine boil
itGn6ibc 3GbIung oIlcr EcrIoncn olc
mcrfli6er @ciic inOianIfe %ortob.
rem bobcn. 5u er5iclen Der 3med
mar Der, cin @cridt olif5ultcllen
ilbcr Stomme8bcrnonotidoft Hcin'
bcit Ser inbinniIhcn Roiic, tIm. HlllS
bieicm @r11nOc purOen mnbrIdclnltd,
picIc GcrIoncn, Die Gcm0bnIt6 ais
98cibe Qe56bIt poroen woren mi
225obre 1910 oIS SynOianCr 9cbuht.
GieIe Gcrmlttllng miro bctro1tl9t
Surf, sic Gcr0lcidun0 ser SoIfS5ob'
hm9&3iffcrn bctrcficnb Die inoloni'
i6c 9cp6lfcrlmQ fir bic lcttcn nler
2cyo6rscbntc; nur bci Ocn Icttcu bier
Tolf831Dlrnocn bot mon Ocrlndt olc
53obl Scr 25nOioncr OoIlltdnoi8 81 cr'
ioiicn. GSu Sabre 1920 mnroen
2il,437, I'M Sabre 1910 2G5,683,
I'M Sabre 1900 23719G m0 inl Sab
re 1890 21S,253 S5n0ioncr 8c5dbIt.
Die gl6no0mc 6Ctr1l8 5lpiI6cn l9lo
mo 1920 2t.246; lmb oic bodNte
9lbuubn1c GLASS; mar in 0flobOmn
III per3ci6ncn. Die cin5ige bead.
tlmgSpcrtc 3unobnrc Der in0lonI'
ifcn 0cp6Ifcrung miro ans Moro
Carolina gc1ncIOct; Die 5nolnncr
pcrmebrten iid bort bon 1891 oi'f
1924. Gie ein8iacn iibrigen 5tao'
ten, 0ie I'M Sabre 1920 cine I'M
8adIcn begriffenen nno itber fall'
ienb Sopfe betr1genoc inoinniIfe DC
p6lferl,nq bottcn waren Golliiiand,
Geras, M2ortonn, @ri3ona mo eall'
fort,io.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-14
giruubcisentbnms SeriGnIc.

tSplacnbe @r,mbeiaertbluns 'llcbere
trogungcn muroeu felt lrbtcr 8odc
i'm bicIiecn Recorocr. .gmtc 9cbltdt !:
Scnrp Gor6cS on 2ena Gor0e8.
50 Ndcr nobc GIeooespiIlc, SIS; D.
6. Ricf al &. 81. Ricf, a gntbeiI
al oem friibcrcn Scrmom 9iItiItna
So. @rlmoItiid in Scrntnnn 81 uno
on0crc Mertbc; g. 6. giicf an Is. q
ict, u glntbcil an Ocm por9cnnn1
ten Gjrun0itiid, $500; 6Ow 9
Smith an g8. $. lm0 SnnlcS WtOr
ri8, 230 9lfcr uobc OuenSbille,
$4,000; emmett &ounbnn an 8. s.
ln0 GSomcs 0}orri8, @rln6itiid bet
Gmcn$biI(c, ST.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-14
2alfsSnmmert.

Sri. 9tImo &ummert. cin5i9e God.
ter bon 60. Srunmert uno @ottin,
BON @orriion, llno gli9uIt 2oIf, ein
SoDn OeS pcrit Gbos. 2oIf, friiber
in Morriion nobnbaft, ipur0cn Geb,
te @od)c in ct. 2oris bercbeIidt.
GoS iunge GDcpoar miro in Mtor,
i1oG, 0to., lpoDnen. g8ir arotuIiren
ln0 milni6Cn Sen 9teubcrmG6Itcn
bieI @(iif rno Scgen 5ltm 9un6c.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-14

Mtillionen bon Gobcn fommen be-
reits nicOer fpie olidbrlih in SfIos
BONA on oltS noroIiten lnb OItlidcn
Staoten. Inn oen 8inter bier 81 Der.
brineen. Scr bon ibnen in @etreioe.
6eloern on9eridtete Sdaocn Diro
ipie inmer eroB iein, ober elm be-
ipGbrtes Sdusrittel eegcn bieie
2onbploge lit nod imner nidt ge'
fllnben porSen, - Crib Staots5ei'
hing.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-10-14

-gl6onuirt ouf 6as 8oIfsblott.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-09-30
Fish Want More Water
or Hatchery Closes

Special to The Tribune.
Helena, Sept. abandonment of
the state fish hatchery at Somers is
predicted by Fish and Game Warden
G. A. Jakways, unless a better water
supply can be obtained. Should the
Somers site be abandoned, Warden
Jakways said that another hatchery
probably will be constructed in one Of
the northwest counties.
Warden Jakways was instructed at
the last meeting of the fish and game
department to open preliminary nego-
tiations for the sale Of the ground, the
buildings and such of the equipment as
would be difficult to move.
Water for the hatchery comes from
stream in. which 7. H. Macdonald,
who has the adjoining farm, owns a
right that covers more than the
streams flow in SOME seasons of the
year. Mr. Macdonald has always per-
mitted the hatchery to have free use
of part Of the water, but the needs of
the hatchery are declared to be such
that it needs the whole flow for itself.
Mr.. Macdonald has been asked if he
would care. to- buy. the hatchery site
and buildings. 1t is declared to be one
Of the most desirable residence sites
on the lake.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-09-30
MOTHERS ANXIOUS
TO SEE BIG PLAY
Many Call for Tickets Week
Ahead of Date Set
for Party.

Several Great Falls mothers, con-
fused as to dates, called at The Tri-
bune's business office yesterday
Thursday afternoon to receive re-
served seat tickets for Over the Hill"
the big mother" play which will be
shown at the Grands thaater four days
commencing Octorber s. It is next
week Thursday, Oct. 6. at 2:3O o'clock
that The Tribune will give away, at its
business office, one reserved ticket
each to the first so mothers who are
aged 80 or more. That a number
should call this week Thursday is evi-
dence Of the interest that is being
taken in The Tribune mothers party.
''Over the Hill'' is a picture produc-
tion that depicts in a better manner
than words the wholesomness Of a
mothers love. 1t is a type of picture
that should supplant the 'sex stuff"
OF which too much has been shown in
the movies" For the purpose of en-
couraging better movies and be-
cause The Tribune wants those moth
ers in Great Falls who are not regular
motion picture theater patrons to see
a wonderful play, The Tribune is Civ
ing it's mothers party" To accept
the reserved seat ticket, which is worth
S1.1O, at the business office, places
the mother under no obligation what
ever except that she go and enjoy the
play. The age limit of 30 years or
over is fixed because The Tribune
particularly wants mothers who have
grown families to see the picture. I
Keep the day, the hour, and the place
in mind: Thursday afternoon, Oct. 6,
2:3O o'clock, Tribune business office.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-09-30
DAILY FISH HATCHERY
PUT At DISPOSAL Of
STATE NEXT SEASON
Owner Will, in Addition, Pay
Salary of One of -Four
Men Required.
Special to The Tribune.

Helena, Sept. 29.-Marcus Days
$4,000 fish hatchery at Hamilton haa
been placed at the disposal of the state
fish and game department for ti.e 1922
Matching season, and Mr.. DAILY has
agreed in addition to pay the salary Ct
one of the three or four men necessary
to operate it, State Game Warden G.
A. Jakways announced Thursday on his
return from Hamilton, where he con-
ferred with Mr. DAILY Mr.. Jakways
was accompanied by J. H. Rrunson,
state superintendent of fish hatcheries.
The DAILY hatchery, located on the
famous DAILY stock farm, is the largest
in Montana. It's full capacity is in ex-
cess of the number, of fish eggs an
nually available for state purposes with
present facilities.
All applications for fry next year
from the DAILY hatchery will be handled
through the fish and game department.
From it the department expects to sup
ply the streams Of the Bitter Root val
ley and all others in western Montana
south of the Flathead lake.
The 100000 Chinook salmon with
which the state expects to stock for
commercial fishing the Clearwater
chain Of lakes in Missoula county, will
be hatched at the Hamilton plant. The
salmon eggs, advanced to the "eyeing"
condition at western points where they
are taken, will reach Hamilton in De-
cember and will be ready for planting
early in the spring. The hatchery will
then be available for Matching the
spring varieties handled, principally
rainbow and native front
Great Falls tribune., 1921-09-30
N0nP ARTISANS
TO LOSE OUT,
THINKS S1URM
Great Falls Coal Dealer Returns
From Dakota Trip; Sees
Townley Downfall.

Opinions formed by people who have
an opportunity to study the political
situation in North Dakota this fall
are that the recall election to be held
in that state at the instance Of op-
ponents Of the Non-partisan league will
defeat the Townley ticket by q ma
iority of two to one, according to Fred
Sturm, Great Falls coal dealer who
has returned from an extended trip to
different North Dakota cities. Mr..
Sturm stated Thursday that the league
opposition is asserting that every ex-
pertinent the Townlcy organization
has made with socialism has been a
failure and that great numbers Of the
better class Of farmers who have sup
ported the league until now will this
fall vote against it.
League Opponents Confident
Opponents of the league in North
Dakota do not concede that the league
ticket will receive more than one third
of tthe totel VOTE said Mr.. Sturm.
ssE13d from the apparent trend Of senti-
meht at places / visited l would say
that the estimate is about right. The
leakue opposition expect to wipe out
every tracej|o of the Townley machine,
ana their argument to the voters is a
pefpetuai citation of the string of fail
ures charged against the Townley pro
gram. I
t'The Townley stores, the state own
ed mill. the state bank, the plan for
building homes .anad every other de-
tail Of the league program are declar-
ed to have absolutely failed. The
league proposed to build a house for
every one who wanted a home and
49,. .A~I hat .ny1id
cost $1,000 each The estimate prov
cd too low and there are now in some
cities great many half completed
houses. and no funds for continuing
construction. l was told there is some
thing of a scandal in connection with
the alleged action of officials who
were associated with the home building
idea
State Mill Is Closed.
sThe state mill at Drake has closed
with a deficit of $4,000, Of which
$4,000 is owing by the Towmley
stores, which are themselves in the
hands of receiver. Immense stores
Of materials at Bismarck are being
sold by the state at loss. Lumber
and brick il being disposed of at less
tAan it's original cost and I saw dealers
buying shingles at 81 thousand less
than the present price on the coast.
The loss to the state is about $3.50
d thousand. I was told that incompe
tency il the management is largely
responsible for the failure of the state
institutions.
People who claim to have reliable
information say that Townley will be
left by the wreck of his old machine
without dollar, and I think the ver-
sion is correct despite the reports
that have been generally credited. I
was told that only recently Townley
to members Of his politi-
cal family for $50. which he needed
for personal expenses. The impress
sions seems to prevail throughout
North Dakota that he is down and out
politically and wholly without funds"
Great Falls tribune., 1921-09-30
GARAGE LIGHT
DRAWSN0TICE
!. TOB00ILECCER
Deputy Sheriff in Early Morn.
ing Sees Sacked Bottles and
Waits for Car.

q. "A Hght was burning in Central
avenue garage early Thursday morn
ing when Deputy Sheriff Jack Abrams
was returning to his home. A light
at that hour appeared unusual to the
officer and he stopped to investigate.
Looking through one of the rear win
dows of the garage. Deputy Abrams
saw man dragging filled sack across
the floor. Other men were with him.
Before the men could be identified
they had left the garage.
Three Are Arrested
Deputy Sheriff Abrams called Depu-
ty Sheriff Fred Huotari to his assist
ance and the two dropped back in the
shadow of the building to await de-
Felopments. Before long a car came
up to the garage entrance. One man
got out and opened the door and two
Others remained in the machine. The
two officers followed the car into the
garage, placed the trio under arrest
and seized load of Canadian liquor.
The men arrested were Ray Smith.
James Carlile and Harry Cramer, all
Great Falls taxi-drivers At the county
jail, they denied that they were in the
garage when Deputy Abrams first in
yestlgated. Deputy County Attorney
w. j. Tigh grilled the men and at the
end Of the questioning, Smith was
held and his companions released.
One Pleads Guilty
Smith was brought before District
Judge II. H. Ewing Thursday after
noon. waived the statutory time for
pleading and received sentence and en-
tered plea of guilty. He said it was
the first time he had ever transported
intoxicating liquors and that it would
be the last. Judge Ewing fined him
500. which he paid. Smith was held
because he was the driver of the car.
The court ordered the seized liquor
confiscated.