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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-09

FAILURES

.
There are several kinds Of failure,
There's the kind men notice mos,
Ana it haLnte them in their business
hke an evee-preSent ghost;
But TO fail IN some endeavor that is
launched for selfish gain
10 a temposary set.hAck and may
~ AAve . stain,
While h hurt which cuts more deep.
~ and forget we never can.
Is to have our honor tested and then
tall TO play the man.
Worss than any business failure is
the failure to be" true,
To fail in kindly service when the
- chance is given YOU. ~
There ia no regret 70 bitter, when
the past you look upon,
A. ta-know you've kept your roees
IN tho friend Il dad ana
gene; T.
And there isn't any failure quite 60
difficult to bAar,
However goes the battle, ~ the fail
ure TO be fair.
The bitteF.st sort Of failure isn't
missing wealth or fame
For a man may efT and bluader and
still keep an honored nalno,
And a ~ may fsilxfn conquest and
still be a loyal friend
And find his life successful when it's
written to the end;
But the failures that cut deepest when
our book Of deeds we.scan,
Are the mean and petty failures when
we've failed to play the man.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-09
Forty Jap Wrsstleys
On Way To America

Toxic. April 1.-fMaiL)-A team
Of Jap&nesA nrst-claM wre&tlers, mum
boring 10, under the direction OF K
saAakt, the proprietor Of the Yorodxu
OF Hawaii. will leavA Yokohama on
the steamer Siberia Mafu. June "a.
They will at first visit Hawaii. and
afterwards San Francisco and south
ern California 4pd will return to
Japan in the autumn.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-09
A. K. L Delta .Sigs
An. : sna Chi. Win
In Saturday Game,

Three games were played in the
urday afternoon, the Alpha Kappa
Zetas winning from the Phi Delta
Thetas; the Delta &gs from Kappa
Psi BetAs and the dsYna CHA from
the Beta CHS. The score in the first
II to 2, this game being played
in the Dakota park. The o Of
tbs second was IL to 1, and the feat
ufe Of thie game was a home run By
Mckay Of the Sigma Chi team. The
Kappa Psi Betas lost to the Delta
Sig me by q score Of 10 to !.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-09
FOR THE
~" RELAY RACE
TO BE HELD TODAY

According to an announcement
made by G. =. link, physical director
Of the Z. NJ. c. A., the elimination
raoas to pick winners for the relay
race to Cfookston May IA, will be
held today at the university track.
Thirty boys are competing, twenty-
five of whom will represent Grand
Forks al the Anal race. Tho Ave boys
eliminated will be kept in training.
1t was said, to be ussd in CASE Of
emergency.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-09
LARGE CROWD WITNESS FIRST
GAME OF THE SEASON PLAYED
BY GRAND FORKS AND SUPERIOR

balls. on Finch I, 81 sehook 3: struck
out BY Finch 10. ~ Jennings l. By
sohook 8; stolen baaes, McKSis, wes-
ter, Tcrney, Chandler. j. Bach z;
sadrtncs hits Westtr. Newark And j.
Bach. Umptres, Holihan and Nc.
Guirs. Attendance, 1900 (esufnat4d)
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-09
UNIFORM DRESS FOR
UMPIRES IS URGED

Hihbing, MINI. May s.-Manaxer
Harry Miles Of the Hibbing club is in
v OF uniform dress for umpires
IN the Aesaba Range league this year.
.PlAyefS as we'll as fans lose respect
An umpire who offciatee in an old
kind of clothes" Niles declared.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-09

Superior $500 0o1ooooa 49,
Grand Forka-.5 0 10o05 Xii
Summary-Two basA hits, seouten.
Chandler and j. Bach; three base hits.
r. Bach, Newark, ParneEs and Reed;
wild pitches, Schook 2; passed balls,
Flynn I: double plays, Want 10 Nc
Keig, Wester to Tierney, Chandler to
J. Bach to Reed; hit by pitcher, by
School, Frankie and Scouten; nrst on
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-09

jGt. ~ NewstEE SaNH Lg%EEa5
st. Paul. Mimi May St Paul
won its nth ~ttKsttuttvA victory over
Minneapolis W tAktns tiA lAst Of the
eight-sAass tetits yssestdAy j tos2. It
was = pitchers battle ln which Halls
Greater skaAdinsss Offset Rebsrtson's
tteake9utA |ThA attendance
was announced ~ 1906. the largest
that A4s aver ls4n u league game at
Lexinetoh pkrk. Score:
r. n. E.
Minneapolis !. 900 ooi oo1--f 8 i
st. Paul .......l61 900 1ox--s S 0
Louisville, ny, Nay s.--1ndian-
apols broke even On the four-Ean1e
series with 4 vidtofy In the last game
. to 3. by hitting Long hard. Louis
VILE knocked cavet out in the
seventh. but Stryker checked the rail-
ly.> Rshg ana Baird each collected
singles and a double. score.
Indianapolis 900 OIL 2oo--4 Il i
Louisville 1000 900, 2lo-~3 8 :
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-09
pr.AN rEWNrs MEET.

Duluth, MINI, May 9.--plAns 9
the annual Head of the Lakes tennis
nj Get to be held In Duluth "a August
are being formulated BY various local,
committees. The Longsdew Tenfiis
club. at It's initial f1feetint OF the sea.
son, wal the first local ofeAnisation
to vote full endorsement of5the tour
nafnent,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-09

New York--Maftin J. Sheridan, q
ditnus throw at the last Olympic
came. was, honored today blythe un-
Yelling Of a. granite monument at his
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-09

Chicago. May s.-.-1t. Louis defeat.
ed Chicago . to I In a free hitting
contest before = large crowd yester-
day. Tho ~Aitors launched their at
tack behind York's wi1dncss and piled
up an caAy lead. Home runs by
Henry and FlAck we're features.
:. r. n. E..
St. Louis s.....loo io4 oso-s IS o
Chicago .... 900 201 030-6 II o
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-09
SUNDAY GAMES
Nano,al TMane

Brooklyn. N. T.. May s.-Brooklyn
feEained second place from New
York yesterday BY dsleathg the
Giants 3 70 o.
Although hit in every inning.
Mitchell succeeded in holding tho
visitors in check. Mitchell registered
his only strikeout when he famed
King in the eighth with the bases
fun and two out. Grifith made q
home run OIL Barnes in the sixth.
r. H. E..
New York .....oeo 600 1000 10 0
Brooklyn 10000 COL 011-2 s 1
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-09

Cincinnati, May 9.-CincinnaN
stepped PfttSbursh's winning streak
of nine games by beating the Pirates
I to 0 yesterdiy. The game was d
pitchsf's duel between Babe Adams
and Eppa Rtxey, the latter getting the
decision in the niAth when Roush
doubled, Duncan sacrificed and Fon-
seca singled. Neither pitched walked
. man. while Adams famed five.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-09
Men Ahaent

Herald Want Ads Bring Rasults.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-25
In the Oil Fields


Dealing with the Erc1t question ~
tho day which concerns Mexico. tho
following quotation from the inter
Wow gwen by General Gales. rCrc-
tary Of tho Interior to tho New York
Timcg. Bhould be carefully real!
we AFRO doing our best TO socure n
clean ana honorable administrator.
II Washington does not want to rec
oguizo us. it is tho United StatsF
business. But Wash iugton shodll
not try 10 ohstruct US In our effort
to show that we are worthy OF roo
ognition Tho Mexican govcrum, q
ought 10 have tho opportunity -
carry out its program 10 that Il can
prove thIt 10 ~ sincere, and that W.
the Mexican people, deairc 60 live In
harmony with all tho world. and. hB
any honorable government, we de-
slr, 10 pHy whatever we owe before
con ncnclng 10 reconstruct our coun-
try The Mexico Post. Mexico
CITY.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-25
Notes From TampicO Tribune

Tho Tampico Tribune OF Saturday.
July lG. which In at hand. doca NOT
give details OF the firo which star
cd wednesday OF last Week. but has
many Interesting Items as regards
recent competitions.
Tho w'll drilled by EllRworth &
NH'HJn is estimated at 1900, on lot
liG. II is located at ono of the bust
est drilling ccutcrs In the hmailsn
field and on the 6ams lot with tho
1rHuncuntiucntarB No. 2. tho Tide
mex and other big producers.
Tho Aguila company has complct-
cd No. G. lot 207. which is making
10000 barrels, with tho tools In the
holc.
The exports for Juno from Tam
pico were i7.bgi,D7i barrels. and
for the first two weeks OF July were
The Ntchman g. Nlbbl well No. 2.
only 100000 barrels.
lot 2g9, Amatlan. wna drilled In
July 8. ana good for 10000 barrels.
More than Si0.000.O00 OF Ameri-
can money has been shipped back to
United states since 40 ban on for
cign paper and silver money was
announced.
The Tidcmex has completed n
pumping station which will handle
10000 barrels OF oil daily and has "A
tank farm on the same lot. 90. Ia
CamiNtle.
Recent rains have swollen the riv-
crs and there In now plenty OF water
Tor drilling purposes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-25
FINANCIAL.
BusINEss OrpOnrINIrIrs

FOR SALE--Iuu stand end .. u-,.
Would consider partner. $50 b. .Ird
STEADY EMPLOYMENT anI l.. ,,.s,,
ar" the results OF attending '.. nix
business College, start your Dulr.s Sion.
day. See Messrs. GuIse. SuI'N tlt .gs
land
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-25

BE a DETECTIVE Excellent opptr-
tuuity; good pay. travel write e. r.
ludwig. SSi wostovor Bldg, Kansas c"y
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-25
EMPLOYM MENT


HE 4 RAILWAY TRAFFIC. INSPECTOR
-{llO t1 s.. monthly expenses paii
after 'hree months spare time study
splendid opportunities. Position gueran-
'',H or money refunded write Tor fr"e
booklet E.3ls stand Business Training
Inst. Nuffalo. y. Y
OPPORTUNITIES Tor office men, clerks,
mechanics. iaturors. aud farmers to earn
$3.50 fp $500 a month in a business which
has not laid or any men or cut wages.
Six 60 8 w"eks' training all you need. Two
great schools, Kansas CITY Mo. and Clu-
tlun1tl Onto. Cali or wti;e Dept 2i3j
Tor free cataIog, addressing school nearest
you. Hahe Automobile & Tractor School,
a. i. Hahc, president
CURVE F1NGSHER and form setter.
Apply Standard Paving Co.. S2l y.
rHaIH
WANTED First class prescription clerk
must BE- registered and furnish good ref
oreuces Mltuugs Third and broadway,
MushoKpe. okla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-25
Okmuigee Oil Men AssOcid
HOn Represented

sTho Okmulgeo on Mems asso-
citation win be represented at today's
meeting or tho oil mems association
with Mossrs. Poe and French as deli
"gaies representing that very AK
Eressive association. MIR. Poe IL n
son OF Judge Poe and well known
In Tulsa. NJ. G. French has long
been recognized as a power for good
In Okmulgee oil circlea
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-25
EMPLOYMENT
nEIP wA>TED-MALF

GOVERNMENT railway mail service needs
clerks, stop worrying, change your job
earn sl33 10 fl92 month regularly by the
year. Plenty spare time, lay offs and lib-
eral vacations on pay. other unusual OPP
portuniues, Specimen examination ques-
tons etc, free. Columbus Institute, s3-A,
columbus, Ohio
COlORED man experienced In cleaning
and pressing Must furnish references
sT0wR Cleaners. sIt Last Filth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-25
now TO ANSWER
BLIND CLASSIFIED ADS

In answering blind ads In these columns.
please b"csreful to use tho precise address
gwen In advertisement. Write tho address
plainly Letters brought TO The world
otroo do not require stamps. Always in
close your answers IN sealed envelopes.
In replying To- advertisements whore ref
oroucvs arc asked for. do not sond this
original reference. send copies Of them
only.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-25
BOARD AND ROOMS

ii6hI not 9LkEIriNO ROOMS l6
HASKELL. " Jlf Two light house.
I''l'nf t'"U p. EararH. DHtEe gtIa.
FOR Rent Three light huur.k.,rIrF
rooms 2ot South victor. phone Osaga
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-25

nrd 'arr'sh.i gncuum cleaner aorvlcc.
~ w"s' saith Phone Usage 2sts.
We I.tL usri cars F,ir
rlWwIHslun ana storage. t055
W est S"' Hud st.
IpH AhgEt u.s. RADIATOR wOHNs
Expert repairing aud recording pnr new
hou"Yrotuh core will keep your uiutnf cool.
Priced right aud guaranteed. OSsEo lG72.
a2 n HoH'uu.
VIZ UUY AND SELL. used cars. Let US
sell your car. Liberty Garage. an
West second. OsaEe 1887
cans WASHED. clraurd and polished
with famous u NlE POLISH Will not
done In your own garage II desired. wo
Dixie AUro CLEANERS
Auto cleaning Specialists,
osago MS
ron SALE Twenty-Five used cars. ar.
teteht makes. at voty low price, VIII
take used car In exchange, W. also buy
used cars. can on city Garage, 22O Nurth
Nslu pHaEr thhS,
WILL SACRIFICE i-ton Republic truck.
completely oVerhau'ed and goof fun-
ming condition $50 takrH II. rhouo
u-ego 7s1o. 1888 r.. Davenport
CADILLAC - Five passenger phs1ton
model. excellent condition. Can at
1921 \. Cincinnati.
DODGE touring ear fur sale excellent
condition. two new cord tircr MI tires
good new chasaia beam. bearings taken
IN. valves ground. original factory fin
ish, good top battery practically new 1900
cash. Phone Usage $50 or Cedar 1909, or
addrcsa huS li7I Tulsa.
ONE TON roRD TRUCK - Pneumatic
tires stake body, viii sell on terms, t22k,
AUTO 4 TIRE EXCHANGE
ai1 East second Osage bOo9
RUICK OADsTER-isis model. goos
top aud new paint; good tires.
AUTO \ TIRE ENCHANGE
2l1 East Second st. Usage boos
FIVE-p PASSENGER car, good running con-
dltioni at one half its value for cash.
for quick sale, $500. Usage 1879.
DODGE roadster for sale. Price $500
Cnll Usage glOs-R
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-25
LEGAL.

published In The Tulsa patty World.
July 2a, "a, and 20. 1851, world Publish
ing Company, publishcrsb
NOTICE 20 NlDpEtS.
Tho Hoard OF Education ot the CITY of
Tulsa and State ~ oklahoma. will r..
uoiv. scaled bids Al their office In tho
Central High Nahooi Building Of said city
up until ~ o'clock TugudAy. july 2Gth.
l02i. Tor the erection and completion Of
the several school buildings, Hs follows
one two-room frame buildina at
Kendall.
ono two-room brick building at go
quoyah.
ono onc-room franc building at whit
tier.
ON. o-room frame building at EN-
sTaun.
one one room frame building at
one on ono foom frame building at
Lowell
An 10 bc In accordance with the plans
and Specifications which can I've obtained
at the office of GEORGE WINK LEIt.
ARCHITECT Aia-lb ralaco building.
Tulsa. oklahoma. Eaoh bid must
be- accompanied with u certified check
In the amount OF at least per cont Of the
bid.
said board reserves the right 20 reject
any and all bids
HEnod. plI N. W. MAYGiNNEa.
(siwned) GEORGE MacCURpy.
Secretary
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-25
THE EVANS-HOWARD co.
,AyE MONEY OE TINES
fN .. - TIT

other silcs priced accordingly
TheEo tires are 'flrHts" aud We guaran
t., them fHr 900 miles
AUTO \ TIRE EXCHANGE
IlrH BistrIbutOrs.
'i3 East Second Usage 5000
NiToS ron UIKt-,hRAGEs Ig
IOsIoN. s., l7J7-Garugo Tor rent. Osago
H.a5
OKLA. RENT 4 CAR co --Cars for rent.
without driver 5i2 T. Main Midco
Garage. Cedar b07
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-25
nOTELs-KooMIse HOUSES.

FOR SALE by owner, ls rooms furniture
long lease; will consider trade " any
Kind. with some cash, balance terms %
suit. No one TO look after house. Usage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-25

Jay OWNER -Elght-cylindor. five -passen-
ger car. real bargain at only $3.50.
Soc " at lG2a S. Trenton.
FOH SALE -Fords Of all kinds. nutcks
budges and several other good MAKE
thoHe cars are offered for sale by private
owners at a bargain. Look them over.
Used Car Exchange. Als n, Main. Usage
AGOk
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-25
sALEsMEN AND AGENT

sAI.ESMEN--we have an opportunity for
a couple Of good men. This n q real
proposition and II you can qualify. We have
a good position for you Southwest Nash
Motor Co, 72i s. Main.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-25
RADIATOR REPAIRS
AUTO PAINTING

We nro prepared TO- repair and rc-
core lll types ~ radiators. We have
recently Installed one of the most
complete" paint shops in Tulsa. our
prices are reasonable.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-25

FOR sALE--Oli Ford car, extra good en-
glne. Phone Usage 1917
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1921-01-03
GERMANS FLATTERING
MCCORMICK TO WIN
SENATE'S SYMPATHY
In Holiday Tour United States Scion Is to Learn
All About Nation $ Distress Under
Treaty of Versailles

Berlin. jan Germany is delighted
50 far with the fast moving picture Of
Senator McCor nick and his troupe OF
trained observers playing Berlin over
the holidays in an exhausting study of
social. economic and political conditions
in Germany n three days The Ger
man people already picture Senator Nc
Cormick as cross between an anti
Wilson peace dove and Wild West
Santa Claus of proGerman proclivities.
But moulders Of herman public opinion,
official and unofficial observers too, sec
fruits-politcal and otherwise of bene-
fit to the fatherland already sprout-ng
from Senator McCormick's brief tour.
Hugo SHINES organ. the Deutsche
Algemeine Gazette. which continues also
to be the semi-official mouthpiece of
the alderman government. imperial or
republican burns this subtle incense
for the distinguished visiting senatorial
n, trils under the headline, Confer
cnces With Mccormick.
Subtle incense Burned
The American senator had tea with
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1921-01-03

the reichs president today. Among the
guests was also Mr.. Dresel. In the
morning, Foreign Minister Shnons had
a conversation with Mr.. Mccormick. In
addition to State Secretaries Won Haniel
and Albert. Financiers Urbig, Max War
burg and Walter Rathenau had occasion
to speak with Mr.. Mccormick. The sem
ator in the next few days will instruct
himself as to Germany's present sitsa-
ton through still other personages Of
political and economic life.
we may as well assume that he will
convince himself by personal observation
of the dire distress in which the German
people have been plunged through the
Versailles treaty, of the misery among
the children, the need Of German science.
etc His visit to Berlin sprang from his
own initiative, but we can only hail such
an influential parsonage of the United
States availing himself of the emporium
ity to see German conditions as they
really are and to take to the other side
of the ocean picture corresponding to
the reality"
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1921-01-03
Here's Good News,
for Movie Fans, No
Flicker, Eye Strain

Chicago. Jan. Announcement OF
the invention of moving picture camera
which it is claimed would eliminate dis
tortion and eye strain and produce the
same perspective and symmetry in pic
lures that woud be visible if the objects
photographed were seen in real life, is
made by George Spoor, formerly presi-
dent Of large moving picture produc-
ing company, who gave a demonstration
with pictures taken by the camera.
The camera was invented by =. Johr
Berggren Of Sweden, formerly an en-
ploye Of Dir. Spoor. 1t uses two lenses
like steroscope and on the principle OF
a stereoptican, the inventor claiming that
the use Of two lenses resulted in the
same effect as if an object were seen in
real life with two eyes. One lens, or one
eye, brought distortion and eliminated
perspective he said
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1921-01-03

Moreover, he is factor in the Penn
sylvania political struggle Governor
Sproul has fair start toward the boss
ship of that stronghold of Republican
ism. Penrose is a sick man. The STRAIT
egy of that situation is that if Knox
can be shunted from the senate to the
state department, Sproul may resign
and be appointed his successor, or if he
direct bid for Mr.. Penrose's political
shoes, name one Of his own ieutenants.
Think Knox the Man.
Senator Penrose dosen't want Senator
Knox moved, but if Mr.. Penrose is as
sick as they say he is new president
might be inclined to face the rising sun,
particularly as there exists so many
counts in Senator Knox's eligibility. All
of which inclines the political prophets
to the belief that after March 4 it will
be Secretary of State Philander G.
Knox
Herbert Hoover's appointment to
the department of commerce is quite on
the cards. Mr.. Harding wants him be-
cause of the lustre of his reputation as
an organizer and executive. The poll
tlc.anS, SUN feSenJLul OF the scare Threw
into them before he announced his po-
litical faith. don't want him in the cab
met.
AS to the other cabinet appointments,
ex-senator Weeks seems to be certain
for the navy, and as the southern Re-
publicans must be encouraged, National
Committeeman a. T. Hcrt, of Kentucky
probably will fit in somewhere. George
NJ Reynolds, Chicago banker and be-
loved Of Will Fl. Hays in his campaign
financing. still leads in the field for
secretary of the treasury. and Mr.. Hays
himself will probably get the postmaster
generalship- implies the political
generalship.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1921-01-03
Communists Strike,
Jugo-Slav Troops
Prevent Disorders

Belgrade Jugo-Slava. Jan. Gov
crnment troops have occupied the head
quarters Of the Communist party
throughout Jugo-S lavia to prevent dis
orders during a "a hour strike, called in
sympathy with Communist agitation,
which is alleged by the government Ia
be designed to incite uprisings in several
towns The Communist newspaper il,
Belgrade has been suppressed. Eighty
persons alleged to have had weapons
in their homes have been arrested.
Franz Xavier Gahelsbcrger invented
the system of shorthand most used in
German speaking countries.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1921-01-03
BIG INCREASE SHOWN
INLEAD, ZINC OUTPUT
BY AMERICAN MINES
Figures Announced by United States Geological
Survey Give Recoverable Zinc Content of Ore
Mined as Smaller Quantity Than in Year 1919.

Washington 2The mine output of lead and zinc and the
refinery output the United States increased greatly
1920 the geological survey Saturday night The output
Of lead 1000 short TONS increase Of 6s 900
1919 decrease output Of 138OO tons
preceding The recoverable content of
1920 about $4,000 tons compared with
1919 and 632243 1918 The production of primary metallic
domestic and foreign 1920 however only
TONS compared with 4643 in 1919 The refinery
domestic 1920 900
compared with 424 433 tons in 1919