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The Bozeman courier., 1926-06-11

IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING YOU WANT
to sell or buy, write US and we will
tell you how to get in touch with the
people you can do business with. Write
NJ. n. A., Box S91, Great Falls, Montana.
The Bozeman courier., 1926-06-11
Sweet Grass HILLS

RANCH. Well watered and grassed. Ex-
celIent stock proposition. Priced right.
o. NJ. CORWIN COMPANY
61S First National Bank Bldg.
Great Falls, Montana.
The Bozeman courier., 1926-06-11
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

100 Grain Aspirin Tablets by mail for
only 50 cents. samples and Agents terms
free, address Gem Supply Co., Box 81, La
Crosse. Wise.
The Bozeman courier., 1926-06-11
AGENTS WANTED

BOYS AND GIRLS earn Soc hour morn
ings. Sample and details 10c postpaid.
Universal Sampler, 14O AinswOrth Ave-,
Portland, Oregon.
The Bozeman courier., 1926-06-11

FUR RABBIIS-@IOOO TO S5,OOO yearly
from Chincillas, Silvers, Lilacs, American
Whites and other genuine Fur Rabbits,
Guaranteed Market Plan Full particulars
free Golden West Fur Farms, Box 528
Arcadia, Calf
The Bozeman courier., 1926-06-11
CLEANING AND DYEING

Hat CLEANING-Old hats made like
new. The Hat Box, % E. Broadway
Butte. Established 1899.
The Bozeman courier., 1926-06-11
LIVESTOCK
POULTRY AND PRODUCE WANTED

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WE ARE IN THE MARKET every day fOI
live chickens, turkeys, ducks and geese
Highest market prices paid according tC
quality on day Of arrival. Montana Meat
and Commission Co., Butte, Montana.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14
PRESS CONGRESS
OF WORLD OPENS
TODAY AT GENEVA
By HENRY WOOD
United Press Staff Correspondent)

GENEVA. Sept With an
overwhelming prcPondcrancc of
Americans and fair Spriukling
rom other countries, the Third
Press Conference Of the world met
lerc today under the leadership of
Dean Waiter Williams of the Uni
vcrsity of Missouri school of
journalism for Il five day session.
The American continent to the
congress numbered over two hund
ed. The delegates, upon their ar
ival by special train from Cher
'ourg were received by 4 local
committee embracing the principal
correspondents and newspaper men
isal, Of the League Of Nation, and
especially from the latterS Infor
nation Section.
The sessions of the congress for
he first three days viii be hcld
Il Geneva. while the last two day,
will place at Laus"Hne. During the
'hrcc days at Geneva all Of the dele.
gates will be given seats in the press
'aIlcries ot the League Of Nations
for the sessions of the Seventh As
scmbly which is now in progress.
During the course Of the congicS,
cports viii be- received AND read
rom yarion> committees ON news
communications, freedom Of press
interchange OF journalists, journal
site education, ethics and standards
Of practice, aui promotion Of wet
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14
EASTERN BOY TO
MEET MITCHELL
AT FIGHT ARENA

Injuries 10 Mike Hector. Long
Bcach battler who was scheduled to
meet LEO Mitchell here Friday night
IN ten round engagement. caused n
sudden shift in plans. ii was au.
noun"ed today and managers of the
show have signed bon Downcy. an
eastern boy. who viii step in 10 bat
tie with the CLASSY Mitchell.
Mike. Il navy battlcr conceded TO
have - good chance Of taking Mitch.
ell, suffered an injured knee cap iu
an automobile accident late Sundar
but did ro, notify the managrmeuj
until Yesterday Physicians say
he viii be OF: If the ring Tor ut
least % month. Dowucy. who arr.>-
ed on the coast short time ago.
has been ciamoriug for shot at
Mitchell having seen him in action
and pcr>uadin- himself that hc can
trim the Long Beach hay.
Downyv j s..>u navy hattl-r and
Is credited With having Val.oprd
many Of the lesser lights along the
Atlantic SoaboarI In starting his
campaign in 'Ai> section lie has
picked abou. a> Tough customer
as he could find. Mitchell : report
ed in wonderful shape and fans here
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14
Clarke Spends
Over $4,000 in
Senatorial Race

SACRAMENTO, Sept, II. Judge
Robert ". Clarke spent >b,015 in
his uH>ucrn>sruI race for he Rcpub-
'jcan senatorial nomination against
Senator samuel NJ. Shorfrjd.r. ar.
rprjiu- to statement Of cumpaign
rTpru~o> flied today in the office Of
Secretary Of state Frank g. Jordan
Upton Sinclair won tho Socialist
nomination for governor a. IL cost
ot only so, li, statement showed,
while Carl A.cN johnson: who ran
second IN thc Dcmor,atir eubcrna-
'orial race, spent 95.UO4-6.
Charles e.. johnson spent $3.50 in
his campaign for the Republican
nomination for state treasurer. Jul
iG- Lcavitt, Socialist. candidate for
nomination rs controllers filed a
statement Of 80 for expenses. and
I.oui. II. Moo,rr, Democratic caudi-
date for 'hc samc ufflcc, showed cN-
pca>c, Of ~J3.25.
Cou4rr~-iono. caudidltr- expenses
flied today. included the following:
Marshall y" Motto, Republican,
Democratic. independent, second dis.
'rirt >5175.75; Joseph f. Maudl,
Druorrut.c. eighth district >3Ot47;
Ii1rv ", Wright, Republican, ninth
district S595@5: Charles +. Conlcy,
Socialist, ninth district s.; Charles
II. Randall, Republican, Democratic
ProhiDitiopi~t, ninth district S2,lG9.-
o6; W. F.. Evans. Republican, ninth
district Sf,692.32; y. jackson
Wright, Socialist, tenth district SO,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14
FLOOD WATERS or
KANSAS STREAMS
RECEDINC TODAY

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Sept. II
Flood waters of swollen streams in
five Kansas counties were reported
receding today after spreading ever
approximately l5o square miles in
NcoSho river bottoms.
Damage 10 highways. cities. rai!
ways, crops and buildings will tcta.
Sf.0UG.0 900, it was estimated.
Five persons We're dead as a result
OF the floods which followed torrru-
tial downpourS Of rain.
Property damage was greatest i'm
rural sections. according to reports
here, despite the fact that the >wol-
len streams flowed through towns
to a depth of five and six feet. ~
fafa fields were hidden beneath n
>wirling torrent, while corn crops in
the rich bottom lands were swept
away.
Railway traffic in the flooded
area was seriously hampcred and in
most Instances WIS completely tic5
up. due to washed out tracks and
bridges. Communication WIS de.
moralizrd when poles and wires were
swept away in the flood
Relief was being sent to he
stricken area today from Kansas
city and other cities in Kansas.
Red Cross units were aiding IN
caring for destitute families, while
in parts of tn" flooded section ma
tional guard troops We're Oh dutN.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14
EPISCOPATE WILL,
ADOPT POLICY OF
WATCKFUL WAITING
BY A. w. FOLGER
United Press Staff Correspondent

MEXICO CITY. Sept. 14.-Dc,
pa,riug Of any immediate action by
the congress toward the modified
'iru Of the present religious laws,
'Hc rpisro1atc j. asserting its read
ines, 70 wal: month, and even years
for the ultimate achievement OF its
desires.
>pokc>men Tor the church derive
considerable consolation from the
consideration IF the church : >trug,
-lr> down the ages, declaring that
4,Ncr iu history ha> the church been
defeated for all times, except where
wholly or partly >upplantcd by an
other religion.
Many high rhurchmcn compare the
situation in McEico with that in
Gcrmmy durin. the time Of Bis
narrk and point with some degree
of satisfaction 20 the fact that the
church rallied It's forces and event
uaI,y caused Bismarck B., polirics 10
br ui.caliod. Some observers even
~omuarc the struggle of the church
l.r. with that Of the Irish people
for home rGlo.
Bishops and arch bishops compo,-
m. 'hr Episcopal committee are
-oUfjIru' that even the wealthy
Catholics viii remain loyal TO the
church despite the fact that many
oi them are among the heaviest los
els or account Of the boycott.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14

are predicting Downev will draw the
same kind Of deal handed out to
Joe pe Leon in Mitchell : first start
here some time age
Ladies Night
Ii sudden burst Of generosity
the mpnagcgs Of the fight club have
decided tia; Friday shall be lad.
les night Women Will bc admit
tct t'cr and viii hc guests of the
club for the evening.
The mi-Windup viii see frankie
Bo)dt ot Long Beach. in action
against Ernie Lewis of Tucson.
Lewis whipped Frankie Aragon.
wen known valley tea.hrrwright, IN
No-a..> las week. 50 fans can re>'
a>>lG.l h' : "a pretty classy per
.o,wal. They wifi 20 sin rounds.
The Haiu preliminary will bo stag
ca ur Benny Romero and Andrew
Brooks. Benny has been oa the
WRONG end ot any#- tler decisions
lately bat 81 tn cann not joe tvund
who VIII ~ay Benny las mot obliged
with some rra. bathing He whip
uyG Young johnson If Impcrial last
Friday hat the Judge, woUjdu't 4jv"
If - Him.
Esrse Armstrong and Noau- Arm.
>-eoH- will stage t'te epyncr Both
are good fast workmeu and the bout
rl amiss> Hlcutv 81 action.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14
Two Attractive
Homes Completed
On Olive Street

Two attractive building addition,
have been made to O'ivr street.. be
tween Seventh and Eighth. The
colonial court Of Mr.. i. j. Grccu
j.. completed and the attractive du-
,Ic> OF Mrs. Johcphioc Adair +, non
,rdy for occupancy.
The latter consists Of two modern
apartments with comp.ct. built-in
features and all electrical ruuucr.
ions. I'll" largo ling rr.n "a.t
bedroom lavc hafdv, od fir,r.. the
latter l,n, outsid" soils on three
-i4s lol ventilation on rhc fourth,
10 ur"c- Iry in ti'~ climate.
Among other features :r" Tho
huilt-in breakfast alcorrs largo
,hau the nook STYLE. and fGrnished
with cnamclcd furniture; thc dress
ing closets with swinging beds and
ycntilating window, aud rbo con
ccalcd stationery lanndrr t9h.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Adair win o"cupy
one side Of the dupl",. haviug
moved from their homo next door,
which i, now occupied By Cot.
Charles Phillips and hi. daughter
Mrs. Callic Harrison. The OthcI
duplex will be rented.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14
THEATERS

Lou Tc'Icgcu, who ha, made an
cnyiable reputation for himS If since
signing a long term contract 10 az
pear in Fox Film productions. docs
some of the finest work of his ra-
markahic career in Tho Outsider. -
Rowland Y. Lees screen Version
Of the legitimate stage success. bv
thar name which j coming 70 the
Airdomo thcatcr tomorrow. The al
star east includes JacGuclar Logan.
Walter Pid9con. Louis Payne and
others.
Tollogcn, noted for hi, subtle t.l-
iainv in Lees dramatic version Of
Joseph Conrad : famous novel '' Nos
tromo, ha, a kindred part lu John
Ford >, Fox Films prodGction. -
Bad Men. In these >up,r.prodac.
tjon, Eleanor buses former rowork.
cr proved beyond question his mas,
tery Of repression. but In '' The Out-
slider he j. believed t. have cclip-
>cd all previous efforts.
Much Of the action renters in
Eastern Hungary, whore Tc,l.gen j.
perfectly al home. and Director Lee
found his quiet advice Of ju.,'ima-
bile valGc. The screen play is re-
pictc with dramatic moments. parti-
rulariv when III" Gypsy cticftain
performs miraculous cures, and here
TcIicgcn displays hi, surprising ar
ti,try. Lee, upon completion Of the
picture, declared it wa, pleasure
+" direct Tcllcgcn. He cauics ont
instruction, with th" fidelity Of a
rhild.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14
Renew Fiye-Year
Fight to Defeat
Electric Chair

DEHHAM Mass. sep. II. - y
live ycar battle 10 5ctca: the etec-
tsir clair was renewed in superior
yaurt here yesterday when defense
counsel t.ird 81 affidalifS in quest
Of NV trial for Nicola N&cco and
Barfa.omoo NauZetti, whose convie.
ton If murder has aroused world
vide Interest.
Assistant District Attorney bud
.ay T. Ranucv. directing the state :
ra~., submitted = affidaNjtS 10 1c-
fate the 80 called "ncw evidence,
,1at Tie defense claims to have un-
gaIfhed.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14
Murder Charge
Faces Slayer
OF Napa Girl
-! United Pres. Leased Wire

NNpA. Calf. sept. lG-A pro-
bablc charge Of murder today fac
cJ Fred Evcr>. highway con.truc-
rio foreman Of Schcllyillc. as . re-.
>urr Of Mi, alleged fatal shooting
last .ight Of Mrs. Lcta Covcy, prrt-
'r yonr4 dicorccc formerly Of San
rrauri.co, a~ she sat at the tcl".
ploa. Switchboard Of the Napa
static hospital for Ind insane
Believed .aflamcd by JEALOUSY,
tycr-. Is said 90 have stood beside
The girl and fired five successive
.aot- into her head, killing her in.
~tmtly. He then fired several
shots into his own head and body
but failed 10 inflict fatal injuries.
lie i, said TO have confessed the
murder. Charges will be brought
a2ain-; him as soon as he has suf.
fi,."'l. crod. tho herUf 3 Of
fice said.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14
Bishop Advises
Brain Work
Hy United Press Lcas i Wire

TORONTO fauada. sept. IT,
"Thcrr i, po co:tradiction between
science aud religion. You cannot
discover too much because no truth
contradict3 itself, declared the u.
Rev, \, f. Wilmington Ingram, bis
hop Of London. ia an address here.
The bishop urged energetic usc Of
brain. heart, hands and will IN re
ligiou some people seem to ima.
giuo." he said, "that because they
we're religious they did not have 10
Dhjuls or work with their brains. q,
- nattcr of fact, cod alwavs cxpcc;s
us TO wori. with Him. God gives us
the gold. but "Npcct, u~ TO mnc II.
He givos us the coal and expects
Us 70 dig it.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14
fare Of Journalists.

fare of journalists.
Addresses on Questions interesting
journalists viii also be delivered by
a number of leading international
editors, correspondents and journal
lists generally.
Following the final sessions at
Lausanne on the eighteenth, the en-,
tire congress will leave on an cx-
tended tour Of Switzerland, Paris,
BRUSHES and London. The Ameri-
can contingent is due to sail for
home from London on October ..
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14
BOY PUNISHED
OUT OF COURT
by nited Press Leased Wire

>ArRNMENTO sept. IT, r
Grant, H. stood before the bar o.
Justice, bravelv facing charges 81
driving without Il liccu~r. and lav
~ "o headlight or tail light, az
hs automobile Knowing that IA,
boy father WIS ri', fireman
Acting judy" Sila> orr asked i,
fha father knew about li~ arrest
q II say he doc. rrpfra IL.
voRHe~'rr He Has going 10 Ina,
me- fhc ear When hc f,uui ou
Waaf ! iad dome. Er mado me- TAX,
'te ear baeh. 'raen b" gay. ue 8.
licking good one. llc jus wal
laIe.d 'lr darl;ghjs cut Of me-.
IL that : The ease, sid ~.
iud-c. "iu>tjcc has been dealt. Thi,
court cou'i 0n 30 mor. Cas-" T.
3su;>>el
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14
RIVER GAGE

YUMA, Asil.. S,p,. II. - Mean
daily gag heights in feet and moan
discharge in second feet Of the Colo
RADIO liscr II Yuma. Arizona, for
:hc Weekend sept IN, 1926
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14

Seats At the San Joaquin county
fair will be reserved at 81 and =
cents, according 10 position, Will"
qcperal admission eat. win DC %
ceuts each,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14

nn' r"a~on >'euo-r1ph,r, are $.
plentiful is dishes have 20 na wash
rd Il thousand times a wear.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14

here's more than one ~ to t..'
wolf. too. Don Williams di,-o-sr--
While on his vacation WUllaiae
medical studen, a, W-i~rFcx Man
oha. came uron a. Wo,f LIN. -
win the W.. .3,. .. -
etcka'l = H.,l ,. n.
Is shown wash jn, 49,.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14

The annual meeting Of the CALI
fornia state dairy council will be
held in 1Iahford, Kings county, Oc-
tobcr % 90.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14
TO START WORK ON
35 MILE GAS PIPE LINE
Hy nitrd Press Leased Wire

BAKERSFIELD, CAL, Sept. IL
Construction work ON 4 50 mile gas
pipe line from Rose station to the
Nonolith Cement company will start
in the near future and should be
completed in October. officials Of
the Midway Gas company announc-
ed today. The line will cost ap-
proNimatrly 500 600 to build.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14

\ girl Of II ha, gone in TO grand
opera. perhaps ~ result # bad
en- lrUumcul
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14
VAULT TSAFECUARDS
TAXPAYERS MONEY

WoUldn t you be nj loss if you
were given Il half million dollars
to take care of? There is a woman
IN ri Centre taking care of that
amount, but she is not at n loss Ir
the least, aud ii is not even be,
money. 1t is our money. Yes. vour,
and mluc-thc county money and
the woman is the county treasurer
Mrs. Adair.
OF course, most of that half mil
- Is not at the court house. Al,
T. invested and earning monr,. cy
r'Pt ma necessary tAr carry inc oI.
the daily business. Pat that amoun.
Is "ot SO small, and then there ar,
all tn" records which must hg care
'pilr guarded
Did YOU ever sit the ..3rnr,
ir"3@orcr : va1t It is rcr,qinl>
'eten sting to see how our NANCY
/, I,,''"t'od. r'.e walls e IN, yani
- y inches thick of reinforced
concrete with burglar alarm bic
'''' % Ali'' tpsltltIt WIS D1tlr
td. ia' floor j. OF concrete. sand
and half inch sheet of steel. rht
outer door is seven inches thick o.
solid steel, with twenty bolts. twc
tomblna'lonS and Il time lock an,
the inner safe is of manganese steel
with four timers.
Outer Door Huge
The outer door is said to be the
only one of its kind outside of Lo,
Angeles and san Diego. and ex.
nert> state that it would take EIGHT
hours to cut through the inner safe,
If one had succeeded in getting
through the walls after that time
the inner chest of the inner safe
would not have been reached.
50 now you need never worry
abont th" money vou pay to tho
county, for there is no burglar in
The world with energy or ingcpuit,
! enough To get through 10 the inncl
chest. 1t is a task frau.ht with-
more tangible difficulties than any
Hercules encountered in hi, variou,
adventures.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14

The Los Angeles city hall now
Will be - storio, high.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14

Hunters brought Il deer carcaSScs
back to Paso Roblcs, San Luis Obs,
po county, the first Sunday of the
season.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14

we ot the early seasons stars Of
he National League is Ray Bress.
- cf Cincinnati. Bressler has been
;ittlng the ball hard and often and
he frst 6ve weeAs OF the chase finds
im right up witf -ahe lenders. His
O!ckwork has had much TO do with
se-,p.ng the Reds around the top OF
the heap.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-12-28
TO DANISH THE
MOSQUITO

If the Cape Cod Real Estate
Board succeeds in its laudable
enterprise, the song of the mos
quito will not be heard during
the pauses in the chorus of the
surges beating upon the sands
on the Cape. One hundred
representatives of the Cape
towns gathered to declare war
on the mosquito. They listen
ed as Professor Frederick P.
Gorham of Brown University
told of what had been accom-
plished In mosquito eradication
by the city of Providence at an
annual cost of six cents per cap
tia. Who would not cheerfully
contribute his six cents as the
price of protection from the as
sauts Of the insects which often
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-12-28
GOOD WILL
TOWARDS MEN
by Major General John f. Ryon,
Former Commander 9th Division,
A. E. +.

CThe Christmas season has been
notable for the coming together of
the Jews and Christians first in a
great Christian Cathedral to APP
| peal for the relief of Jews in
Europe and more recently in a fam
Gus synagogue in New York. A
distinguished soldier and student
of foreign affairs writes of the first
Of these meetings and brings out
in a challenging way a new inter
probation OF the Christian spirit.)
The gathering of Christians in a
great Christian Cathedral was ac-
tuated by spirit of charity and
of sympathy for the stricken Jews
of other lands that was truly
Christian in that it went forth with
out. unfavorable restriction or linn
itation as to creed, race or nation
atty. What was even more inspir-
ing was the example furnished to
all classes of Christians of the
practical application of Christian
| ity's fundamental precept to do
unto other as We would have others
do for us" Had Christians followed
and practieed this Golden Rule ac-
casions this character would call
for no comment of satisfaction or
surprise. If the Christian world
We're truly Christian movements
similar to this would be in vogue
throughout that world whenever
| the need existed But we know that
the religious zeal of Christians has
often led them far afield from the
course of brotherly comradship
! laid down by Christ. We know that
| for long periods, and in various
| places, the activities OF Christians
have flouted, when they did not
overlook this Fundamentals. rule.
This has in fact poca 50 common
that when Christians do cooperate
to make effective the spirit of
fellowship that should prevail, it
becomes a basis for congratu-
lation. 1t is uncommon, and there
fore news. 1t is both unique and
worthy and, therefore, appeals both
to our interests and to our self
esteem.
So common has been the mis-
guided zeal of Christians not only
in their relations with non-Christ-
ians, but among themselves, that
many individuals have decried the
organization of the Christian
church upon the ground that the
magnitude and completely of that
organization and the rules and
regulations of its discipline have
tended to obscure the simple rules
of living which they were really
resigned to uphold To the soldier
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-12-28

make summer evening a per-
iod Of torture? Here is a new
freedom.
In the great woods, far from
thickly settled regions, the in
sect pests must be endured.
To the sportsman or the lover
of nature in the wild, they are
regarded as part of the price he
pays for the privilege Of life in
the open. But the multitudes
who seek recreation in popu-
lous summer colonies will in fu-
ture years want to know that
the mosquito has been Danish
ed. Science has shown that in
such places the insect is not a
necessary evil.
This section of New Jersey
can show Cape Cod and Rhode
Island many efectual results in
the war on the mosquito.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-12-28

that argument does not appeal.
Human effort is only effective
when it is organized. Human rights
and relations are only guided and
controlled wehn they are disc
iplined Ind lei with Authority.
Whatever !apses of Christian con
duct may. be charged against
Christians in the mass, they are
not necessarily the result of ever
organization or excessive disci-
pine They might with equal logic
be charged against Inefficient or
ganization or inadequate discipline
In all probability history will say
that in most instances they We're
the result Of inadequate or UNI
worthy leadership on the one hand
and of ignorant, and emotional
credulity On the other. In Europe
today there are not lacking com
ulunllleS where CfeQullty supports
belief that upon occasions, the
Jews surreptitiously make human
sacrifice, christians of course.
Human conduct has always been
more inspired by example than by
precept, and so a movement that
brings Christians and Jews to-
gether will present an opportunity
to demonstrate to that Christian
good will Is not hoax, afford OPP
portunity to make up for some of
the many inhumanities practiced in
the past by Christians in their rela
ton with their Jewish fellow men
and for remembering the splendid
examples of charity and tolerance