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F »ES REPIT OF Rl!l BASIN DM Action Follows Note From Paris ^ ^ t , to Berlin Regarding German Disarmament. Washington. Jan. Ï*. —In a statement issued here the French embassy denies reports published that, in behalf of its government, it had informally notified the 1'nited Stales of a contemplated inva sion of the Ruhr valley. The report stated the action was in prospect because of the alleged failure of the German gov ernment to effect a disarmament in that district. The report of the informa! notice, to which denial has been made was- based upon the action of the French embassy in giving to the s<tate department without comment a copy of a note sent recently by France to the German government directing attention to the latter' s alleged failure to effect disarmament and to ful fill other obligations in the Ruhr valley. While it is said the state department ha« conveyed no intimation of the atti tude the 1'nited States would take in the event of invasion it is understood that • officials hold to the belief that such ac tion would be inopportune and not calcu lated to improve the relations between the allies and Germanv. Centenary Anniversary of Bryan's Cousin, Mrs. Jay, Celebrated Bloomingtou. II!., Jan. 9.—Yesterday at her home in Steelville, 111., was cele brated the 100th birthday anniversary of Mrs. Sarah Jay. Of her children, grand children and great grand children she has 75 de scendants. all of whom were in attend ance at, the "e leb rati on. She is a cousin of William Jennings Bryan. Ship Alberta Wheat to Liverpool Market by Panama Canal Way Calgary. Alt.. Jan. 9.—'The first im portant shipment of Alberta wheat to Europe by way of the Pacific and the Panama canal is now en route to Liver pool and French ports from Vancouver. The steamship is carrying 3.000 tons. The shipment is in the nature of an experiment. In view of the prevailing high ocean rates, the cost will be some what greater than the ordinary route of shipping by rail to eastern " Canadian ports and thence by steamer. Rock Pile for Tramps Established at Yuma Yuma. Ariz.. Jan. 9.—A rock pile for i tramps to work on with ball and chain attachments was ordered established 1 here Saturday at, a joint meeting of the Yuma < <tv •:o:in' l il and county board of supervisors. it was resolved that rr> sentence of. "less than 30 days on the i rock j) u> be imposed upon vagrants. Later in the day policemen arrested IS men alleged to be trampt. • • *i i EU iJetroit lNoted j Detroit, Jan. 9 — A beginning of :n- i dustrial revival in Detroit was noted! Industrial Revival survey of con during the past week in d't.'ons made Saturday by George W. Grant, secretary of the employers' as sociation. Approximately 5.(100 men have been put back to work and indica tions are that a gradual, though prob ably slow improvement will continue until the automobile industry has reached its normal activity. Mr. Grant said. II«. added that manufacturers here ! »I. a f , • , ... 'n-'ne- i fVu ' t . slun ? r ' ÎÎ business to follow the annual automobile j si'.ows, now about to open. ! ITA I I AM u/ucatciiddi v j I TALIAN WHEAT SUPPLY ^ j ARRANGED WITH SYNDICATE London. Jan. 4 —An Exchange Tele graph dispatch from Rome says it is re- j ported there that the Italian government | has reached an agreement with a mira- j Ver of Argentine und North American syndicates for a f-upply of wheat until | the next crop ,s harvested. s ALBANIA N INDEPENDINCE 1 RECOGNIZED BY GREECE I London, Jan. 9.—An Avlona dispatch j to the Exchange Telegraph company by j way of Rome says that, as a result of a conference between the South Alban ian chiefs and the governor of Greek Epirus, Greece will recognize the inde pendence if Albania. It is rumored also that Prince Christopher of Greece will be offer id the crown of Albania. j Swallow slowly small pieces —rub well over the throat. _ V apo R ub Over 17 Million Jan UseJ Ycarl u ».♦ •/ y Montana's Foremost Dental Office Where Qualify Dentistry is Performed at a BETTER PRICE Than Elsewhere DR. W. F. GUY, Dentist Hours: 8:30—9:00 p. m. 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Italy and Spain, was a chev alier of the legion of honor and a knight of the crown of Italy, and had been decorated in Spain as the author of agricultural iaws. .... .... , c. .• s W hen Completed in 1923 station Will Send 24,000, Receive 60,000 Words Hourly. Sainte Assise. France. Jan. 9.— Louis Desch-m-is. under secretary of stctc for posts Mid telegraphs, laid the cornerstone Sunday of what is designed to be the most powerful radio station in the world, capable of transmitting with the sending nstrument« IM.OOO words hourly or receiving and deciphering si multaneously tilMMHt words hourly on five instruments. The alternating sys tem will bo used. The LaFayïtte station, which now is the most powerful, has a maximum range of 15,000 miles but experience has shown, acc.vdiug to the ministry of telegraphs, that it cannot be depended upon for more than 4.500 miles regu larly. being upaole. for instance, to work satisfactorily with Argentina/ The »mpleted in Sainte Assise station when 19".'5. will, it is ^calculated, work east I j j and regularly with all stations m the j world. The striking physical features of tbe plant will he 10 steel tov\"ers. each , v\«ers. 820 feet high. A number of special telegraph wires will connect the station with the telegraph offices. Encounter Shale Oil at 600 Feet in Well Big Six Is Drilling Special to The Daily Tribune. Lewistown, Jan. 9. Conservative men say that too much importance should not be attached to the appearance of j ] oil j some sli8le oil in the Big Six welt iu the southeast quarter of section (>-15-.ft. This is a phenomenon that has made its appeurance at considerable depth in practically all the wells drilled in the west dome structure and is to be re garded as extremely encouraging rather than as of any value at ail in and of itself. It is, of course, a very fine indication for the Big Six and unite ns much so for the Baker syndicat'.-, immediately adjoining it higher up on the structure, the Globe Oil company's well to the east and Leo Faüst's Metro politan tract, which extends across this section. The first reports last evening were that tiie well had been brought in. a manifest impossibil'ty at 090 feet, but " ,e i"a f 't that this oil is seepage front the saturated shale was estahl-'sh ed. The Big Six is owned by a Miles r "t.v crowd and the development may te'riy be said to make its prospect i j j ' I j j j i j ! J j i •ee'dingly bright. Foreclosure Action Filed Against Home of Butte Bulletin ceedingly bright. I ; I ! • ; I — 7 ! Butte. Jan. .♦.-—Suit, to foreclose a, mortgage on a building now occupied by ! the Butte Bulletin, a rad : cal newspaper j published here, was started tti district . ! court here Saturday against Sheriff ; j Larry Duggan of Silver Bow comity, j owner 0 f i^o building. The building ; formerly was the First Methodist church j and the board of extension of the church, j i headquarters at Louisville. Ky„ i with heatiq | alleges notes to the amount of SS.000 remain unpaid. | PENrltLD DECORATED s Rome, Jan. 9.—The Italian govern 1 ment ba * ^ af " rr "< 1 "» Fr * deric 1 I j j j ment haï field, former American ambassador to Austria the grand cross of St. Maurice and St. Lazara. the highest decoration granted to foreigners, in recognition of the services rendered by hint in repre senting Italy's interests in Austria be fore the United States came into the war. In the ear of Dionysius/ a cavern near Neapolis. the faintest whisper is audible ! at a great distance. Coughs Grow Better «urprisinely soon, throat inflammation disap pears. irritation is relieved and throat tick tins stop', when you use reliable, tiir.c-tested PISO'S TO 1 JOB ILL TIE McAdoo Urges Reorganization; Says Defeat Due to Failure of Publicity. Los Angeles. -Ian. 9.—Immediate steps to organize the Democratic party for future campaigns under a national chairman who will "devote nli. or practic ally all of his time to party affairs, were urged here by William G. McAdoo. former secretary of the treasury, at the .Tackson day dinner of the Southern California Democratic club. Mr. McAdoo pyid the recent Demo cratic defeat "was due in large measure to a lack of effective national organiza tion and to the failure to get the Demo cratic side before the people through proper publicity." He declared he wished to criticize methods rather than individuals. "We must have party leadership in the future that will Stay on th!* job and that will make the business of the Democratic party its only job," Mr. McAdoo said. Philadelphia. Jan. 9.—The defeat of the Democratic party last November was attributed to "hyphenated citizenship and narrow minded Americanism," by Mrs. George Bass of Chicago in an address at the Jackson day dinner here.' Mrs. Bass deprecated factional strife within the party and said Democrats were responsible for their own defeat in ma-iy states. "It was the house divided against it self," she said. Say Colonel Unjust, Greek Army Refuses Him Military Funeral Athens. Jan. 9. -Colonel Stefan I'atz eas. chief justice advocate under the Ven izelos regime, who was assassinated lv ,., ,, j Wednesday night by a party of soldiers, j w . as (, ur j<,j without military honors. Sol diers ordered to render the honors, says the Kathimerini, refused, alleging that , eolonel had been unjust as a military magistrate. Three Are Charged With Extortion Over Liquor Withdrawal , - „ j connection with alleged violation Los Angeles. Jan. !>.— Xew indict ments charging F. Ray Groves, secre ] tary of the Democratic central commit j tee. Ed and Ralph Groves. h>'s brothers, and Joseph Goldberg with extortion in of the prohibition laws have been returned by i the federal grand jury here. j These indictments were returned, it j was said because federal officials feared ' possible flaws iu bills returned against I the four men several weeks ago charg j in« violation of the Volstead act, but not j through alleged extortion. j Ralph Groves, formerly a prohibi i tion enforcement official here, was re j moved from that position some time ago. The indictments alleged that the three ! Groves brothers and Goldberg extorted J sums approximating $0 .700 for permits j to withdraw whisky and wine from i bonded warehouses. Woman Shoots Self * While Passenger on Pacific Coast Ship Seattle. Jan. 9.—Mrs- Betty Thornp sou. said to be the wife of Captain I T. Thompson of Galveston. T'-x., shot ; herself in b"r stateroom on board the I steamer Governor shortlv after the ves ! sel had sailed from Seattle for t'aiifornis • points, according to officers of the ves ; sel. The Governor immediately returned I to port and Mrs. Thompson was removed ! to a hospital, where it was said she would recover. A note addressed to Captain ! Thompson, a shipmaster at Galveston, j was found beeide Mrs. Thompson on the . floor of the state room, the officers said, ; _ j ; j j ' j 1 -J i 1 '' 80 IRISH CahirguilliTii >r,'. Sixty Sinn Feiner: mbly have SENTENCED Ireland, Jan. 9.— "uarged With unlaw beert sentenced to six ntlis at bard labor l y a milit.tr> cjurt I<re. Twenf .• others were sentenced to •hree months on "the same charge. To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Grove's LAXATIVE BHOMO QUININE tablets. The genuine bear* the signature of E. W. Grove. 30c.—Adv. ! WEATHER 1 :'A Observations taken at 6 p. m-, Jan. 9, for pracedina 24 hours. High Low tlreat Falls 37 19 Calgary Chicago Havre -s Helena 29 Kalispeli 32 Xew York 3ti St. Paul 38 San Diego 61 Seattle 40 Willislon 32 Pet. 02 i Weullier Conditions — Pniifir Slope, Northwest iind Can:idïan Northwest: j Light flurries of snow over most of Montana occtirretl Sunday, but at 6 p. j in., the skie« were mostly clear and the ! temperature dropping: rapidly east of the ! divide. A well deveioped area of high j pressure overspreading Washington has caused a condition of generally fait i weather over most of the whole north i western section of the country with a I general fall in temperature also. Monttimi Forcen*!. Fair Monday and probably Tuesday; not much change in temperature. Tired, AchîndFfeet tnakeyouinefficientandi?cause you much suffering. Dr. Scholi's Foot Comfort Appliances and Remedies will give quick relief and correct the cause. Our foot expert will demon strate theirusefreeof charge. Dr. Scholl's Foot -Eaier "Eaêtt the Feet" Relieves tired, aching feet, weak ankles, fallen arches, cramps, callouses, etc. Let us ahow you. FLAHERTY & FERRA 12 Third Street South $40,000,000 Is Loss From Tuberculosis in Livestock Annually Washington, .Tan. 0.—Tuberculosis in cattle and hogs causes an annual loss of $40,000.000. which packers pass on to the consumer, E. C. Brown, president of the National Livestock exchange, told the house appropriations committee Satur day- Mr. Brown urged an appropriation of $3,305.000 to be used in conjunction with $4.200,000 appropriated by the states to combat' the disease. FUCE IS 131-2 PEU CEI OF Waiker D. Hines, Arbitrator of Inland Shipping Under Peace Treaty, Gives Decision. . Paris. Jan. 9.—Walter Df Hines. arbi trator in the distribution of German in land shipping under the peace treaty, lias awarded France 13V. per cent of Ger in any' s Rhine fleet. France is given 253.000 tons of barges and tugs with a capacity of ti4,00W horse power- The award is final and cannot be appealed. Mr. llinés" decision was announced at a hearing attended by representatives of Germany and France. The disposition of other enemy river fleets remains to be sei'lt^d, but the Rhine shipping is by far the Ir.rgesf and the decision just made is the most important. Mr. Hines' decision also requires Ger many to cede to France controlling in terest in the shares of What is known as the Fendel company, one of the principal German Rhine navigation companies The tugs end barges owned by the com pany arf placed against the total award of tugs and small barges, A small s' lies of port installations at Rotterdam belonging to the Badische company, a Herman corporation, also was awarded "to France. ' j ! I ROYAL COUSINS WED Turin. Italy, Jan. 9.—Thp marriage of Princess Bona, third child of the Duke of Genoa, to her cousin. Prince Conrad, nephew of the late Inng of Bavaria and sen of Prince Leopold, was celebrated Saturday. V 1 IS 'A \ m I % Sfen J for free 20 treatment lin —— r * ^ * *° >0 «f i to 5° i cc *Uü' e6> ' \ rid of that catarrh while you can Catarrh gets to be a habit. For goodness sake, don't get used to it. Never be content to liv e on in that way—sleeping with mouth open, waking with that bad taste, coughing and spitting all day. an easy mark for colds and every epidemic of throat trouble that comes along. Try Kondon's Catarrhal Jelly, used and esteemed for thirty years for clearing "heads, soothing angry membranes and relieving Catarrh. It is a valued household remedy in thousands of American homes. Better than camphorat ed oil for children. Kondon's Catarrhal Jelly is guaranteed not only bv us bid hy 30 years service to millions of Americans. If Kon don's doesn't do wonders for jour cold, sneezing, cough, chronic catarrh, nose-bleed, headache, sore nose, etc.—zte'U flay your money back. On »ale «t all drug stores. t» c® 40« *«5 A# iU Avoid substitutes »-make sure thîâ eignatuteis on the packageyouhuyi m a K cs st» 4*» CATARRHAL JELLY Coast Cotton Exchange and Chicago Board of Trade Men to Be First Witnesses. Washington. Jan. 9.—Schedules for hearings on the proposed regulation of future transactions on exchanges in ag ricultural products by eliminating specu lation have been announced by the house agriculture committee. The hearings will close next Saturday when the com mittee will proceed to draft a measure to be reported to congress. Pacific coast. cotton "exchange repre sentatives will be heard Tuesday, and representatives of the Chicago board of trade Wednesday. South Dakota bank pfs. representatives of the Minneapolis Clearing House associatoin and the St. Louis Merchants exchange will be heard Thursday. Four bills are pending before the com mitter to eliminate speculation in future dealings on exchanges of farm products. Two propose to bar future speculative transactions front interstate commerce, and the other two would impose a pro hibitive tax. Two of the measures deal specifi«ally with future transactions in grain, and two with cotton. "Pony Blimp" Pilot Fined $25 for Stunt Pasadena. Cal., Jan. 9.—C. K. Wool ant of Los Angeles, was fined $25 in police court Saturday after being con victed of a charge of having piloted a "pony blimp" over Tournament, fb-ld during the University of California-Ohio State football game Xew Year's day at. an eleviit'on of less than 1,000 feet. A city ordinance, recently passed, fixed 1.00ft feet as the lowest an aviator should fly over a field where an athletic or other entertainment was in progress. SOVIET AGENT DENIES WAR ON BORDER STATES. Riga. Letvia. Jan. 9.— Reports that ! Soviet Russia is preparing for war agaiust the Russian border states, in i eluding Rumania, are declared false by i Adolph Joffre, president of the Russian ' peace delegation. LORD READING BECOMES INDIA'S VICEROY, APRIL I. London. Jan. 9.—Lord Readings ap pointment. as viceroy of India will be come effective April 1. Royal approval to the appointment has been given twetvty "111 C "one-eleven" ^ w igaretteslj^ European purchasing in this country slackened. High-grade tobacco formerly shipped abroad accumulated. We bought it. This is the unusual condi tion which enabled us to pro duce such a quality cigarette as One-Eleven at so low a price. gösabssssääeßä F inally— fil m - try them! til 'V& /f Cuaronléfd -which weans tl*at if you don't like "111" Cigarettes, you can set your money back from the dealer THREE N. D. STORES BURN. Koonan, N. D., Jan. 9.—Fire origin ating from an overheated stové, destroy ed three stores here Saturday, Loss estimated at $55,000.