The Butte Miner from Butte, Montana • 8

TUESDAY MORNING THE BUTTE MINER- SEPTEMBER 7, 1920. CARPENTERS 60 Children Cry for Fletcher's A lnaconda Department PHONE 40L "SWT OF THE BUTTE MINER ANAC0NDA 111 Di LODGE Rain and Dismal Weather Keep Thousands at Home Labor Day; Numerous Picnic Plans Abandoned. AMERICAN AMBASSADOR TO ENGLAND HOME ON VACATION BLAIR TAKES HOPJOFIS GOLF TOURNAMENT Due to Sunday night's raLn and showers early Monday morning, many picnic plana and arrangements for other The Kind Ton Have Always Bought has borne the signature of Chas. II. Fletcher and has been made under his personal supervision for over 30 years.

Allow no one to deceive yon in this. Counterfeits, Imitations and Just-as-good" are but experiments, and endanger the health of Children Experience against Experiment. What is CASTOR I A Castoria Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. For more than thirtv years it has been in constant use forthe relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and.

by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend, The Kind You Have Always Bought i Labor day excursions and outings Mon-j day were abandoned. However, members of the local car- pentera' union and their families were I not dismayed and more than 200 of them Journeyed by special train to I Deer Lodge and participated in the an Club Members Qualify for Club Championship; Event Next Week. i Bears the Signature of j4 Anaconda Bnrenu By defeating D. R.

Roach by four up and three to play in the finals, S. T. Blair annexed first honors in the Labor day tournament on the Country club links. In the morning he defeated Swift Hunter "in the semi-finals, while Roach took a victory over C. E.

Farns-worth. Club members are now qualifying for the club championship, which will be played off next week. Entrants have until Sunday evening to qualify, and drawings for the elimination rounds will be made Monday. nual outing or Llutte. Anaconda, jueer Lodge and Philipsburg unions.

In spite of the rain, numerous fishing parties did not abandon their plans and left on the early morning trains for Red Rock Lake and other point attractive to the angler. Putte took on the aspect of a general holiday, courts and most business houses and offices being closed in observance of labor's official holiday. A large number of people also left Butte early Monday morning via the B. P. special train for Mountain View park near Anaconda for the joint picnic of the American Legion and labor unions of Anaconda Besides the regular picnic parties scheduled for Labor day proper, hundreds of auto parties left Butte Sunday and even Saturday night to spend the double holiday among the mountains and streams.

In Use For Over 30 Years THE CCMTMm OOMMUTf, HCWVORK CfTT. HIGH SCHOOL CLASS BIITTEJENlll FROM FISHING TRIP this to the very low water of last season, which resulted in an unusually large number of fish being caught and of many more dying. Mr. Thornton expects to leave for New York in a few days and Messrs. Henderson and Calkins are contemplating autoing back to southern California, where of late they have been putting in much of their time.

outing at Mr. Thornton's fishing lodge on the upper waters of the Madison above the Hebgen dam, a short distance from Yellowstone station on the Oregon Short line. For several years past it has been the annual custom of these gentlemen to foregather in Butte in the summer and then hike for the upper Madison country. Although they caught many fish while away, they report that angling was not as good this year as usual, and they attribute Anaconda Bureau. The high school class of 1920 will meet at the high school Tuesday evening at 8:30 to attend Pantages and a reunion party at the church.

WT. D. Thornton, Charles Henderson. B. E.

Calkins and (Malcolm Gillis returned Sunday night from a months' MOSCOW CLAIMS Ambassador Davis, his wife and daughter Julia (right) and his niece, Katherine Watson, photographed on arrival in New York. days' leave of absence. His family returned with him. It is oe-lieved that one of his reasons for coming home at this time was to take part in the presidential campaign. John W.

Davis, American ambassador to Great Britain, is in the United States on a sixty RED SUCCESSES Wrangel Sajd to Have Been Driven From Taman Peninsula; Polish Reverses; Defense of Brest-Litovsk. A Gift A 10-Day Tube of Pepsodent is sent to all who ask. See coupon. Union Labor and American Legion in Successful Picnic years: Mary Guindon, first; Alice Clark, second. 4 Fifty-yard dash for girls under ID years: Amelia Demitrovich, first; Ella McLaughlin, second.

Fifty-yard race for candidates; Ray Reardon, first; William Kendrick, second. The name of the woman who won proceeds, after all expenses are paid, I will be tendered the local legion post to be added to the funds being raisd Ideal Day and Large Crowds Spend Day at Grounds; Abundance of Music and Dancing. Sports Program. London, Sept 6. A Moscow official communication received here today says the soviet troops have occupied Grubeschow, BO miles southeast of LuMin, and some territory west of that city and driven the Poles from Krys-tonpol.

The dispatch adds that the Poles are defending Brest-Litovsk stubbornly. Anaronda Bureau. All roads led to Mountain View park Monday, where the rank and file of for a club house. Day'B I'leaMiire In marred. Despite the exceptionally large crowd, no accident occurred to mar the day's pleasure.

At the emergency hospital conducted by the Anaconda Red Cross and in charge of Mesdames Voyer and Williams, several minor injuries were given treatment. The Red Cross hospital tent was also in big demand by the mothers, who used it as a rest room. The entire program wan staged without the least semblance of a hitch, and great credit is due the members of the different committees in charge, who worked hard and long to make the fes Anaconda union labor and American LANDING EXPEDITIONS Constantinople, Sept. 6. General Wrangel, the anti-bolshevik leader in South Russia, has evacuated the Taman peninsula.

It also appears that raont of his landing expeditions on the sea of Azav and elsewhere have failed. See These Results Learn what clean teeth mean Legion joined in celebrating labor's anniversary in a truly appropriate manner. In addition to upholding the standard on which the holiday was oricinallv hflseH the lnhnr mpn rlnmnn- the mother's race could not be ascertained. Mrs. Guindon won the second prize.

Fat men's race: Peter Larkin, first; Robert Clayton, second. Foot race for automobile owners: Pan Finnegan, first; Thomas Scharv, second. Fifty-yard dash for boys under 10 years: John Walsh, first; Gene Reardon, second. Fifty-yard dash for girls under 10 years: Alice Mallon, first; Eilleen Murphy, second. Fifty-yard dash for married women: Mrs.

Scassan, first; Mrs. McDaniels, second. 440-yard race, free-for-all: Dan Finnegan. first; Frank Demitrovich, second; Tony Demitrovich, third. Nail driving contest for women: Mary Kenney, first; Mrs.

Johnson, second. Pie eating contest: James Golden, first: Thomas McLaughlin, second. Tug-of-war between married and single, ladies: Won by married ladies' team, composed of Mesdames Lund, Myen Sesterieh. Thill. Wartens.

Walsh, Monahan, jMarirh, O'Hara. Monahan, Marich, O'Hara. single men: Won by the single men's team, composed of Sam Iirezill, Pratt Tuber, Dan Todorovieh, Carl Free-lander, Ted Kubersich, Joe Burba, John Getrecevieh, Dan Evankovich, Louis Myer. Largest family on the grounds: Mrs. Demitrovich, first; Mrs.

Monahan, strated their appreciation of the part played by the members of the legion in making possible a country and government that stands willing to recognize and give attention to the demands of labor. All statements approved by authorities POLISH-LITHT71VIAV PEACK Paris, Sept 6. The hostilities between Poland and Lithunia are virtually over, according to advices ret ch-ing official circles here today. Teace negotiations will be begun immediately at Mariampol, southwest of Kovno, it was added. A CODScrvntivp pstimatA nf tlir.

would be about 5,000 majority of wnich made the journey to the picnic grounds on special trains that left the city every half hour. Three long rows iniu of automobiles attested to the number who made the trip by machine, while many who wished to benefit hv p. cising hiked the four miles that inter vened between the park and Anaconda. tivities a success. Throughout the day Provost's Military band entertained with an open air concert, while Larson's Jazz orchestra put joy into the hearts of the terpsi-chorean class.

The dance pavilion has been enlarged for the picnic, but with the extra floor space was entirely too small at times to accommodate the number who assembled. Everything considered it was a day long to be remembered. Even the weather man showed approval. Several limes he started to. announce a shower, but would suddenly change 'his mind and order out the sunshine.

Progrnm of ports. The program of sports and the winners follow: Sack race for boys under Ifi years: Jack Williams, first: James Lo'oman, second. Shoe race for boys under 1fi years: Clarence (iuindan, first; Clarence Wilds, second. Hundred yard dash, free-for-all: Joseph Ir -mitrovich, first: Frank Dcmi-trovich. second.

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Believes in Amendment Rather than Reservations; Industrial Policy. JOSLIN IT IN CHAHGE OF RECRUITING OFFICE Animated Appearame. Krom early in the morning until time for the last train to leave at night, the grounds presented an animated appearance. Seven large concessions furnished plenty of things to eat and drink and proved veritable mints, lee cream, soft drinks, 'hot dogs" and hamburger sold readily and tlv- crowd consumed the entire menu regardless of what the after effects might be. To gain some.

il.a of the activities, one had only to visit the headquarters tent, where the members of the general committee were kept busy throughout the day and evening counting ami checking up the money taken in. The W. C. Joslin. service man for whom a warrant is held by the police on a charge of assisting in passing alleged worthless checks was not in charge of the army recruiting office in Hutte as has been published.

Joslin, a corporal, held merely a minor position and was not a recruiting officer. Local authorities have wired to Spokane asking for his arrest, but at last reports the warrant had not been served. it SEARCH OUT THE GERMS OF RHEUMATISM Marion, Ohio, Sept fi. Senator Harding's viows on the League of Nations and labor Issues were further elaborated by the republican nominee on the eve of his departure for Minnesota to make his first campaign speech out-wide of Ohio. "Amendment or revision or reconstruction" of the leaSU covenant, he declared, etill was among the possibilities when the time came to frame a program for international peace.

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