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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-03-24
TO OUR
DISTANT TOURISTS
INTERESTING LETTER FROM o.
H. HANSON SOUNDS CHEER
ING TO HOME FOLKS

| The editor is in receipt of a letter
from 0. H. Hanson cole" of the
weather reports) a former resident
of this city, who with his family is
spending the winter at San Jose.
Calf. Wolf Point appears to look
pretty good from out there and it
is Just possible that Ole is a little
homesick. He cancels his request for
weather reports for which the editor
is thankful as words fail adequately
to describe the ideal conditions and
balny salubriousness that have fol-
lowed the wet spell. Our wandering
neighbors will simply have to come
back and see how Montana is boom
ing along in 1921.
Mr.. Hanson's letter, in part, fol
lows:
San Jose, Calf, March Is, 1921
Friend Mr.. Marshall:
We have moved since I wrote you
last fall, so please send the paper
to 487 So. 9Th st. instead of SIT.
And at the same time | will tell
you, you can now at any time cancel
those weather reports you have been
publishing for sole" this winter, ha,
ia, which asked you to publish last
all, to your readers outside the state.
t seems to me you have given me
more preference than the rest so at
his time | wish to extend my thanks,
hould have written you before and
banked you for it, but | hope late
5 better than ever. | have been /
njoying very much the reading Of /
our Montana weather reports.
| believe Montana has not had any 4
lore winter this year than we have
ad in sunny California, from what l
ave heard. / think Montana is a sort
f California this winter, also has
ne on those who were foolish enough
go South for the winter.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-03-24
INDIANS in THE FILM
OF GREAT NORTH STORY

Several native redskin actors take
part in George Melford's big produc-
ton, "Behold My Wife" which will
be the feature at the Liberty theatre
next Thursday and Friday. The story
was adapted from popular novel
Of the Canadian Northwest from the
pen of Sir Gilbert Parker. Frank
Condor made the film version. The
story centers around the regenerate
son of an aristocratic English family
who, in a moment of rage against his
folks, marries a crude Indian girl and
sends her overseas to disgrace them.
But she turns the tables upon her
husband in most novel and dramat-
ic manner. Elliott Dexter, Milton
Sills, Mabel Julienne Scott and Ann
Forrest are included in the cast.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-03-24
LEGION DANCE WAS FINE
(Slgned Warburton.
D. B. Noble, Co. Agr. Ager

The ball given by Leonard Deth-
man Post at the Coliseum on the 18th
proved one of the finest social events
ever enjoyed by the dancers of the
city. The committee on decorations
spared no pains and achieved very
beautiful effects. "Pup tents and
soldier trappings filed the hooks and
corners and made the buddies feel at
home.
Among the pleasing musical num-
bers that interspersed the dances
were a duet by Mrs. Flint and Mr..
Tyson and several army songs by
Messrs. King, Poore, Tyson and
Christianson.
The attendance was large and the
sale Of tickets netted small sum
for the benefit of the post
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-03-24
W.P. MACHINE SHOP
IN FULLER GARAGE
TAKES FIVE-YEAR LEASE, WILL
COMBINE AUTO. WITH THE
MACHINE BUSINESS

The Wolf Point Machine Shop
through an important business deal
that was closed early this week is
now Main, or to be exact, an Ana
conda street institution, having NOV
ed from the old location on South
Front to the Fuller Motor Com
pany's garage across the street from
the Sherman hotel.
Fay N. Fuller arrived from Grand
Forks Sunday and a fve-year lease
and a contract were agreed upon and
signed after the matter had hung fire
for some time. The Machine Shop
takes over such of 1.-The garage equip
ment at it needs to supplement it's
own extensive machine shop outfit.
Besides being a Dodge service sta
tion and battery service station, deal
ers IN Dodge parts and complete auto
mobile accessories the shop will be
thoroughly prepared to take care of
anything in the line of machine shop
work from ordinary plow work, to
the most difficult piece of machine
or car repairing, including acetylene
welding and making of new parts.
Wolf Point will now have the best
equipped machine shop for distance
of 200 miles either way along the
Great Northern and an institution
that is valuable asset to the city
and a convenience TO those who find
themselves in need of repair work.
The proprietors of the concern are
Harry Witt; Jos. N. MacIntee and
Herman Van de Kirkhoff. Since it
vas first established by Witt Bros.
has had large amount of work
md in its new, large and especially
dapted building with added equip
nent it will be able to take care of a
till larger volume of business and
et patronage from a wide radius.
he shop crew includes experts in all
of the work. The lob
t moving and installing the heavy
machinery is big one and comes at
he busy spring season. The Fuller
liant is 50x140 feet and includes a
lrge work shop, storage room, parts
oom, battery room and commodious
usiness office.
The Fuller Motor Company has
I'D its branch establishments at Will
ston and Minot as well as the head
larters plant at Grand Forks. Fay
. Fuller, president of the company,
ter closing up its affairs will make
! extended western trip and says
s future business plans are indefi-
te. In speaking of the new occu-
lnts of the company's Wolf Point
ant he said he was confident that
e large local trade field would pro-
ice abundant business to keep their
achine shop and garage going at
II capacity. Dodge owners, he says,
II be fortunate in having a first
ass service station at their con-
nience.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-03-24
DATES GOT MIXED

Through mistake at the booking
agency the picture Behold My
Wife" was advertised last week to be
shown at the Liberty theatre Thurs
day and Friday nights this week in
stead of the same days next week.
1t is readvertised this week and every
body should see this truly wonderful
photoplay of the great north country
Thursday or Friday night, next week..
March 81, April 1.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-03-24
EFFECT OF DEPRESSION is SERIOUS; !.
THE FARM SITUATION misunderstood

err, and, for great surplus crops, low
er than the Pre-war normal, he mus
buy practically everything he need
at prices from so to $50 per cen
above the pre-war normal The
severe agricultural depression is in
evitable as long as such condition
exists, and this depression will GER
tainly be communicated to industry
and business generally.
Hency G. Wallace, Secretary of
Agriculture, has issued the follow
ing statement on the agricultural sit
uation:
Let me speak first of the agricul-
tural situation in general. l think
if we can get an understanding of
this, the proper work of the Depart
ment of Agriculture will become ap-
parent We must approach it from
two angles-frst, present conditions,
which are decidedly unusual, and sec
ond, conditions which may develop in
the future.
Il doubt whether the people of the
East realize just what has happened
to the farmers of the producing sec
tions. Take the grain and livestock
country of the Central
West, for example, and ] speak of
this because it is the region with |
which I am most familiar, and also
because it is the region which gives
is our great surplus crops. We have
he finest rural civilization, taken as
whole, the world has ever seen; our
armers average very high in intel
igence; they produce more per man
han almost any other farmers in the
world; they have adopted the most
dvanced system of extensive farm
ng yet developed. Notwithstanding
II this, they are now in most trying
eriod and are suffering severe fnan-
ial losses. Farmers throughout the I
Tation, especially those in the South |
nd West, are experiencing exactly
le same trouble. The cotton farmers
the South, the rice farmers. the
attic ana sheep growers Of the Ear 7
Vest; the fruit growers all are pas
ng through this same valley of dis
and financial stress.
"People who are not familiar with
griculture find it hard to understand Il
e situation. They refuse to believe b
at the depression is as serious as it T
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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-03-24

Applications will be received By
the person named above until May
/. All applications will be passed up
on by Mr.. Warburton. Unless his
office is swamped with applications
it it believed that checks may be
mailed back to the applicants within
"a hours of the time of receiving the
applications, in cases where the ap-
plications are passed upon favorably.
McCone county farmers may apply
also through Mr. Noble.
From Agent Noble
The following is a telegram just
received from Mr.. Warburton in
charge of the federal seed loan at
Fargo:
Government seed loans can be
made only for purchase of seed and
not for feed or supplies. Those who
lid not have crop failure in nineteen
,wenty cannot qualify. Applicants
Who have seed are subject to penal
les for Misrepresentation Keep in
lividual applications down to lowest
mounts possible. Limit application
0 those who cannot put in crop with
ut government help. Give this full
(Signed) Warburton.
n Moh1a ~ ~. A oo,,+
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-03-24
BIG BOOST FOR JONES
CLUB SEC'Y CT. FALLS
Jones, Glasgow's Com'cl Club Live
Wire Moves Up-Accepts
Bigger Job
Great Falls Tribune

GG6dC L dis Il IIlDul16-
L. E. Jones, secretary of the Glas-
gov Commercial club for the last five
years, was appointed secretary of the
Great Falls Commercial club to sue
ceed Scott Leavitt, after special
committee had recommended him to
the directors of the Great Falls club
Monday afternoon. Mr. Jones was
notified Of his appointement at once
and accepted, wiring his resignation
to the Glasgow Commercial club
Monday night.
Mr.. Jones said Monday night he
will probably be ready to start work
for the Commercial club here about
the middle of April, though he is not
ready to announce his definite date
for starting the work as yet, he said.
He will spend all his time until he
comes to the Great Falls club, in
his affairs with the
Glasgow Commercial club.
Run Club Like Business
In declaring his policies Monday
night, Mr.. Jones said:
First of all I believe commercial
club is strictly a business proposition,
to be run in the same. manner and
With the same spirit as any legitimate
business.
GAS for the work at the Great Falls
,lub | cannot say as yet what my
lefnite policies will be here as |
I'm too new to the situation here to
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-03-24

I was rather surprised to find tha
the weather should be as cold as j
has been here, temperature has rang
ed from 55 to so degrees PRACTICAL,
all the time during January and Feb
ruary. The temperature is accentuat
ed to some extent by the amount Of
moisture in the air. They tell me il
has rained more this year than fol
several years.
Whenever we are out driving and
during the evenings find an over
coat is quite comfortable.
Hard times are just about hitting
this country now, and everything
seems to at a standstill Land that
was selling rapidly for $500 to
$4,000 per acre six months ago, is
not moving at all now, so the real es-
tate fellows find it pretty hard pick
ing these days.
This land | mention that is selling
for that price is all irrigated, and
capable Of producing most every thing
that grows in the U. S. but is prin-
cipally devoted to raising prunes,
peaches apricots and walnuts, also
some Strawberries and cantaloupes.
This valley is certainly beautiful now
with everything in bloom.
Yes, | must also say the merchants
are complaining. Business is slow
and collections are becoming harder
every day, and at the present time
here are more men than jobs, so the |
chances are very poor for anyone
Who is looking for work. think it
will be better in couple of months
when the canneries begin to operate.
You folks at Wolf Point and vici-
ity can be proud of your merchants
here. | did study the ads and prices
n the issue of January the 9th, ;
sack to Normal Sale, which they put
n for one week and | can not see
ow they could sell it as cheap as
1ey did during that sale, because /
m still getting the current prices '
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-03-24
EASTER SERVICES AT
METHODIST CHURCH

Morning Service IL O'clock
Doxology
Invocation
Hymn-"O Day of Rest and Glad
ness"
Apostles Greed
Prayer
Response-'I am the Resurrection
and the Life
Anthem -"The Glorious Easter
Morning Choir
Scripture reading
Announcements and offering
Duet Sometimes" Mr.. and Mrs.
Stone
Sermon-"T Easter Message"
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-03-24

Why should man wear a nous.
tache now, when he can no longer
use it to winnow Baltimore
Evening Sun.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-03-24

1t is not possible to give compara-
tive figures for 1920 for this coun-
ty, since the county was not organiz-
ed until 1919.
Approved: w. L. AUSTIN
Chief Statistician for Agriculture
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-03-24

Abraham Lincoln split rails, Theo-
dore Roosevelt split his party, and
President Harding splits his infni-
tives.-Charleston News & Courier.
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-22
Delegate confef1:. {ei
81 Submarinele
MCEP sA sTUDIEZE LIMITAREA PUTERII AUxILIA-
RE - FRANCEZII 81 BRITANII NU Sc NTELEG -
DEsBATEREA TRATATULUI CEL0R PATRU PUTERI
IN SENAT.

WASHINGTON, 21 Dec--Conferinta din Washington va
ntra name intro faza cac ncepe discutarea lm
tarii puterii auxliare navale.
Refertor la lmitarea vaselor prncpale sa facu ntee
gee asteapta declararea fomaa din partea Iae nua
dansa accepta rata pune pc pcior egal Frana
prmnd ambele tonaj de 175ooo In neoficia sa
nuntat acceptarea 81 din partea Itae
Cometul pentru lmitarea inarmarii ntruni name
omlneaa la IL 81 ncepe negocere in privnta lm
rii pueri auxiare sub ntelege totfeu de
de rsboiu sut cuprinse in rata deja stabia Conf
etu este compus din deegatia compeca Statelor U1e
Frantei, Angliei Itaiei 81 Japonie.
Difernta de opnie fntre preedntele Harding 81 dele
ga amercani la confeta prvire la nterprearea ira
atuui ceor patru puter umire senator carl dis
asupra raclrii Guvernul retinut de orice
comentare tratatului.
Sau facu mai mute raporturi in priveste consecn-
ee possible ale acestei dvergnte Guvernu american
volt dea expcatii pan i'll prveste cauzee poll
cei sale condus la ineegere dupa negocere secrete
Japonia.
Programu refertor vasee captale compecta asa
poate priv present de Craciun lum carl
spera era mai pacnica.
Gu ocazunea discutiei puteri auxia1e in
% pareri toul opuse, find la extremate parerea
glez ceeaaa prerea francez Delegatii BRITAIN
tot preu nmicirea turor submarneor rancez
dor ea vote consuiasca cat de mute sub
marine.
Sc poate spune sguranta ca ajunge la inee-
gere mpaca acese exremat dar crede pune
tu de vedee ancez-care submarine arna pentru
aprarea coasteor contra oensveor cte de vasee mari
predomina.
In intelesul planulu original fl dat Statelor Unite
9OOOO Brtanie 100000 Japone "a 900 tone in submarine
Paerca delegation BRITAIN este cunoscua: pen
tru tot,lcauna sulmarinele sa fie nimcte
Guvernu 81 eega Statelor Unite cred ca rata aplcata
la vasee captale a fe apcata la puterea auxara Dec
de 553755 sa fe pusa in practica 81 la acordarea
submarinelor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-22
TARA PIERE
81 BABA Sc
PIAPTANA

Suntem informati ca un
preot roman greco-catolic um-
bla pc capete Sc infiinteze moi
societati romanesti, pc baze re-
ligioase, combinate GU ajutoa-
re, cultura, etc. MOI sti1n care
este scopll sfintiei sale 81 il
sfatuim prieteneste sa-si vada
de biserica 81 de parochie, care
e destul de bogata, 81 So nu mai
umble din oras in oras ca sa in
fiinteze societati confesionale.
Situatia in care SIC afla mum
citorimea romano din tara a.
ceasta nu-i permite luxul sa a.
partina mai multor societati,
81 infiintarea de noui societati,
in orase ca 0 populatiune mica
romaneasc&, nu-i decat In pa
CUBA solicitation existente.
Tendinta 81 naSuinta oaune-
nilor do bine ast1i este c&tre
unire 81 M desbinare, n1ai cn
seamA 70 tema confessional
! Att dsocandat
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-22
EXPLOZIA DIN
COLUMBUS
Trei morti 81 mai multi raniti,

COLUMBUS, O., 81 Dec.-Trei
femei au fost omorite 81 peste trei-
zeci 81 patru de persoane ranite,
All dupa amiaza cand. 0 explozie a
surpat parte din Magazinul de
dame Wright de pc la f. Main
Street.
Dintre raniti Sc zice ca multi
sunt pc moarte.
All noapte, politisti, pompieri 81
voluntari din public cercetau dari-
maturile dupa alte victime posi-
bile.
Politia 81 pompierii spun ca ex-
plozia s'a produs din resuflarea
gazului in partea din fata a ella
direi, surpand zidul din fata, dis.
trugand trotuarul 81 parte dir
pavajul strait.
Pompierii cred ca explozia s's
produs char langa trotuar.
In timpul exploziei pc strada e
ra 0 mare aglomeratie.
Focul, care a izbucnit dupa ex
plozie s'a stins de molozul tavanu
lui care s'a surpat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-22
TR ATATUL
ANCLO-IRLANDEZ
IN DISCUTIE'
PROBABIL CA All Sc VA
PUNE LA VOT
Mary MacSwiney ataca trata
tul 81 ameninta Gu o noua
revOlutie.

DUBLIN, q Dec.-Posibilitatea
ca desbaterile asupra tratatului Sc
vor inchide 81 Sc va ajunge la o in
telegere pana maine seara, s'a in
dicat de Eamonn De Valera, care
a declarat la inchiderea sedintei cd
daca desbaterile nu Sc vor sfarsi
maine dupa amiaza Sc va tine G
sedinta de noapte ca sd Sc STAR
seasca.
Arthur Griffith, criticand pc
Mary MacSwiney, pentruca a vor-
bit att de multi, doua ore 81 patru-
zeci de minute, a zis ca Is minute
va fl sufficient pentru ceilalti vor.
bitori sa-si exprime vederile lor.
Un deputat STA exprimat pare
rea ca nu mai nevOie de discu,
tiuni 81 n'a fost combatut. Prin
aceasta pare ca s'a exprimat DORM
ia mai multor deputati de inchi
de discutiunea 81 a pune ratifica
rea la vot.
Pentru prima data mai multi de
putati carl sprijinesc tratatul, si-au
exprimat credinta ca tratatul va f
ratificat. Felul cum au fost aplau
dati astazi diferiti orator. este ur
indiciu sigur ca partizanii tratatu
lui sunt in majoritate.
Ora Mary MacSwiney, aproapt
la fncheierea discursului eli a zis CT
dansa nu numai ca nu va mai vor
bi in aceasta adunare daca Irlands
nu va deveni Republica, dar poll
tica eli viitoare 81 al partidului re
publican va Fl revolutionara impo
trivia Noului Stat Liber.
In timpul zilei al fost mai multi
frictiuni intre De Valera 81 Ar
thur Griffith carl prin acerbitate'
lor au 1nasprit relatiunile. Cuv1n
tarea lui William Cosgrave, tinu
ia dupa amiaza, avut insa daru
sa restabileascaso atmosfera priete
neasca.
Cosgrave, unL din eel mai &C
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-22
ASASINARE Pc
PROSPECT AVE.

Jelosia a dol oameni a avut ca
resultat asasinarea lui John Emmel
in restaurantul Talgarth, 1914
Prospect ave., 81 arestarea lui Geor-
ge Beamer, acuzat de asasinare.
Crima a avut loo inainte de ce
Gel din restaurant au putut reali-
"a seriozitatea discutiei angajata
intre Emmel 81 Beamer. Martorii
spun ca All dimineata, capd Beam
er intrat in restaurant, Emmel a
parasit locul lui GU intentia sal
loveasca pc Beamer. Mai multe
lovituri all fost date 81 din parte
81 din alta, cand. deodata, Beamer
scos un revolver 81 a descarcat
un glont in Emmel, care, nimerit
in inima, murit dus la spital.
Beamer a fost arestat GU cateva
minute in urma de detectlvl Burk-
!, hardt 81 Canepa.
Doamna Emmel, care locuieste
in otelul Victoria, a declarat poll
tiei ca, Gu toate ca divortata de
Emmel, acesta obiectat prietenia
eli Gu Beamer. Ea divortata de
Emmel din "a Iunie.
Beamer a declarat politiei Cd el
a avut revolver Gu sine din cauza
! ca Emmel la amenintat cal va
omorf daca dina Emmel NJ va in
ceta cu prietenia fata de Ell. Beam
er spnne ca ca Ia fost fidantata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-22

WASHINGTON, q Dec.-De-
legatii francezi vor presenta name
conferintei pentru limitarea arma-
mentului, datele exacte referitoare
la cererea lor. Uni membri al de-
legatiilor americana, japoneze 81
engleze sunt deja informant des-
pre- aceste date, dar Sc tin in secret
panace dclegatii francezii le vor
comunica in sedinta plenara.
Totusi Sc vorbeste ca Franta ar
cere 10000 tone submarine cu toa-
te Cd, conform ratei vaselor capi-
tale, ca mar ii indreptatita decat
la $4,000 tone.
Daca nu va invinge punctul de
vedere al Angliei, ca adeca sa Sc
nimiceasca toate submarinele, a.
tunci Sc va ajunge la un compro-
mis-. Sc site lnsa Gu slguranIa ca
nici Statele Unite 81 nici Italia nu
vor consimti nici cand la aceea ca
Franta saba 10000 tone in sub
marine. Unii delegati americani
Sc 'ndoiesc 81 spun ca in privinta
submarinelor nu se va putea face
nici 0 1nJelegere, caci francezii vor
Fl foarte firmi in cererile lor pc
carl le cred legitime 81 nh vor &C.
da, caci sunt convinsi ca siguran-
ia comerciului francez depinde de
submarine.
Uni, 81 parerea acestora pare
q Fl mai verosimila, cred ca TO-
tala putere auxiliara data france.
zi.or va fl cam de 100000 tone 81
din aceste cam 65-70,O0O tone vol
ii submarine.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-22
PaCtu| Ce|Or
patru. Ia Senat
Senat0rul Reed ataca tratatul
pc cand opozitia creste.

WASHINGTON, 81 Dec-Inter-
pretatiuni CONTRADICTORY intercala-
te de presedintele Harding 81 de-
legatii americani in tratatul Pa
cific al celor patru puteri Gu pri-
wire la teritorul propriu al Japo-
niei, astazi schimbat Gu totul IL
MIA de lupta in senat pentru rati-
flcarea tratatului.
Adversarii tratatului s'au insu-
fletit afland aceste contradictii.
Cereri pentru reservari, carl vor
1nlatura nesigurantele daca trata-
tul celor patru garanteaza intr "a
devar Japonia proprie fmpotriva
unor agresiuni orr garanteaza nu-
mai posesiunile Ell insulare minore
in Pacific, asa cum garanteaza po-
sesiunile Marei Britanii, ale Fran
tel 81 ale Statelor Unite, VENT
att din partea Republication cat
I 81 din partea Democratilor.
Pc cand Senatorul Henry Ca
bet Lodge, unul din Gel patru de-
legati americani la conferinta des-
armarii care negociat pactul, a
zis astazi ca tratatul sc va ratifica
fara reservatiuni 81 amendments
Senatorul Charles McNary, de O.
regon, declarat ca tratatul astazl
G Gu 80 la suta mai slab ca eri.
Della Casa Alba VENT stirea
ca Presedintele Hsrding ma con.
strut tratatul celor$ patru ca sd
fie aplicabil teritorului propriu al
Japoniei, dar n are nici o obiectie
daca delegatii americani s'au in.
teles sal construiasca astfel.
Senatorul William E. Borah dc
Idaho, a conceput un amendment
la tratat, pc care voieste sal intro
duca. Amendamentul intre altelt
zice: Statele Unite este absolvit a.
tit de obligatiunea legala cat s.
morala de a intrebuinta forta ar.
mata in caz cand 'ar ivi vre-o ne.
cesitate.