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The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1908-05-01

Clemens is bowling success as an
umpire. Of course his size keeps the
boys from jumping him for some deci-
sions.
II anybody has any sweaters they are
not going to use this summer, please
leave them with Manager Docring, as
SOME Of the players are very coll-blood-
ed.
We have rev pitcher on the string
by the name of Laird, and from what
little work he has done the past week,
he certainly looks good.
There will be meeting of the baseball
club at their club room for to purpose
OF selecting captain and to talk over
the rules of the game.
Chas Dickey, one of the old time twir-
lers of kalispell, was in town last week
and states that kalispell will undoubtedly
be in position to entertain all Corners
this season.
Van Slack tried his hand at catching
Sunday, but Van says it makes him
have the scarcs, SO he thinks he won't
try to catch as long as he can play Sec
ond base.
One high spot in the diamond was
jammed down gosd and hard by Roy
Eberly, who WIS making hurry for
first base, Re got there but took part Of
the ball field with him and now he stan IS
up to eat his meals. Roy says another
fall like that and he will be blue all over
Line up for slim men: Kelley, Hills,
Flanagan, Murphy, Smith, bud Mabry,
Dr.. Lees, Southwick, Chas. Glye, Ed
Grant, EMrly, Geo. Blume, with "a few
others OH the bunch Line up for fat
men: j. Lindsey, McGreevy, Brooks,
Mathews, Senay, Snyder, Clemens,
Watkins, Dodds, Tcnner, Brulport and
Bert Swishcr, all fast ball players. Come
out and SEE them.
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B LOCAL BASEBALL

Tepncr is working out and will soon
be i'll good form.
A couple OF pitchers are in sight if jobs
can be secured for them.
Emard stopped ball Sunday. IIurrah
for Emard. He is improving.
The team had good practice game
Sunday with the scrub team.
Come out and see the fats and Sims
next Sunday, if it does not rain.
Sunday was fine day for baseball and
the team had good work out
Some OF the players got up ginger
enough Sunday to get up a sweat.
DR.. Lees IS trying to get control of the
knuckle ball to use against the fat men.
Don't get sore boys, but you can't play
ball if you don't come out and practice.
Roy Young is the star batter for the
scrubs, with bud Mabry close second
We are 'looking for high boar,l fence
for kester to practice on; so or GO feet
high.
There is game scheduled for next
Sunday between the slim and the fat
men.
If kestcr can throw them any higher
than he did Sunday, we will soon
know about it.
No challenges have been received from
any other teams in town up to date.
Come, boys; get busy.
Miller says he is so slow behind the
bat, he would not hurt himself if he
fell off the grand stand.
James Shoaf got bad bump on the
arm in Sundays game, but went OH
playing just the same.
The club would like to get enough
money in the treasury to h,ull walk OF
some kind to the ball grounds.
The game with Eureka was postponed
on account of rain and wind, but game
will be played i'll the near future.
Two wheelbarrows, two shovels and q
few pans made some good improvements
on the diamond during the week.
bud Mabry nearly lost finger or two
Sunday. He got within 10 feet of hot
groundcr. No hot ones for Dud.
Agood ball team is a good advertise
ment for any town. SO everybody boost
for the ball team and help the town.
J. Brennan, who pitched for the scrub
few innings, shows up well, bu
doesn't know where the pitchers box il
yet.
/ Some of our players got hungry Sun
day and went home. Bring luncl
boys and stay for the finish. You cam
get to much practice.
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Railroad News

Engineer Sullivan has moved into one
OF Mrs. Duncan's houses on Lupfer
avenue.
Machinist Morrissey leaves this week
for Meadville, Penn, to enjoy a short
vacation. -,
/ Express Messenger Camille DesJ ardins
left on two weeks trip to Helena Tues
day morning.
Engineer Hart brought in his engine
for repairs Saturday night from the
Fernie branch
Conductor Steve Bywater is taking a
30-day vacation, his place being filled by
Conductor "Buckshot' Robertson.
Fireman Chester Conlin and wife were
in town last week from Columbia Falls,
! where MI. Conlin has been under the
doctors care.
| Bail and Wallace Kellison, brakeman
and fireman respectively on the Great
Northern, this week fell heir to $1,000
left by a relative in Michigan.
Edward Osborne, extra passenger con-
ductor, got his foot caught in frog al
Boomers Ferry last Sunday night and
was struch by train. He died befors
reaching Spokane.
! The Ladies Society B. Of L. F. and f
celebrated their first anniversary il
Eagles hall, April %. their guests being
the brothers Of Stillwater Lodge and {
few friends. The evening was spent il
playing games, about midnight delic
ious lunch was served which was great!
enjoyed by all present.
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Clarence Mabry was in town yesterda
from Columbus Fall.

Clarence Mabry was in town yesterday
from Columbus Fall.
Tom Wilson, the local tailor, and
Roht.. Stevenson, went to Columbia Falls
one day last week. 1t is stated that they
became tired Of waiting for the train,
and 50 decided to walk home, which
they did, and have since been relating t O
their friends about the beautiful, scener y
along the road. t,-'s
A carload of boats was received this
week by Houston 4 Larter, consisting of
II row boats and three launches. The
row boats are the lightest and best made
on the market, and the launches are a.
follows: One 3-l-2 horse power, one :
horse power and one 1920 horse power.
''Sis in New York" is coming on We'd
nesday night May 6 to the Whitefisl
Opera House. Sis and her Indiana neigh
bors have been SO long before the public
entertaining and delighting those who
have an ear for the quaint brand OF
comedy found just the same nowhere else
save Posey County, Hooppole Township,
Indiana, needs no Introduction, This
seasons edition of the fun, frolic takes
Sis and rural, friends into New York and
she is carefully kept busy, lodging the
autos and cars for she insists on walking
III mid street in case any of the buildings
should fall.
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Enlarge Turntable.

The work of taking out the old turn
table at the roundhouse, which is to he
replaced with new one, started this
week, and workmen are now engaged in
that capacity
The old turntahle is to be replaced by
a larger one, which will allow of the
turning of the big engines Of the 1900
class which will be sent to this division.
Several of these engines were sent hare
last fall, but the turntable was found to
be too small for them.
Joe Lynch went to Spokane last Satur-
day morning.
Another train crew was set up the first
OF the week.
Clarence Sharkey made trip out on
No. last Friday night.
Five engines and four train crews were
put in service this week.
Assistant General Manager H. A. Ken.
needy, Of ST. Paul, was in town this
week.
Conductor Vim. Dccringer left for st.
Paul last Friday night for six weeks
vacation
]. r. w. Davis, engineer of maintain
ing OF way, with headquarters at St
Paul, was here during the week.
The bridge crew returned Tuesday
morning from the Montana Central
where they have been repairing that line
A. II. Hogeland, chief engineer, an
r. f. Taft, chief of construction, an
nounces that the Billings Il Northern vii
be turned over to the operating depart
ment about September.
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STATE FISH COMMISSION
VISIT WHITEFISH

The state fish commission arrived in
Whitefish last Sunday evening, and early
the following morning made trip of in
spection over the different sites. offered
on Whitetish lake for state fish hatchery.
The local committee appointed to escort
the visiting gentlemen were DR.. H. E.
Houston, f. II. Snyder and J, f. Skyles,
DIR. j. A. Tillett and Deputy Game War
den Lowndes of Kalispell were also mem
bers of the party, while f. L. Geddes
and c. f. Davis were in charge OF the
two launches which took the party to the
head of the lake, where they were joined
by A. j. Walker, of Butte, who is ut
present located at the head of the lake.
The gentlemen were entertained at din
ner by Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Walker.
The party made thorough inspection
of the different sites offered, aud, it is
believed that they carried away a very
favorable impression of what was shown
them.
The trip was very pleasant one, and
except for slight mishap to one of the
party, the day was thoroughly enjoyed
by all. 1t seems that when the party
was returning to their landing, it was
necessary to walk some distance in q
round about way before they could cross
Lazy creek. DIR. Houston, who, as every.
one knows, don't believe in going any
out of the way unless absolutely neccs.
sary, entered into an argument with the
other gentlemen, and Off rsd to demon
strate to them how easily it was to vault
the creek, and thus save considerable
time in reaching the boat.
] The doctor carefully worked his way
out as far as possible on some bushes,
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Il. E. CHURCh SERVICES.

The services of tile NJ. E. church are
held as follows: Sunday morning SER
vices commence at II o'clock.
Theme: ''The Cross of Christ"
Evening service at 8 o'clock.
Theme: "a Voice From the Skies"
This service will he preceded by song
service commencing at 7:45. Epworth
League in the evening at 6:45. Sunday
school in the morning at 10 O'Clock.
Prayer meeting on Thursday evening
at 1880.
All are cordially invited to attend these
services.
". B. YOUNG, Pastor.
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Miss Mullin of Baker City, Ore, y is
visiting her sister, Mrs. f, d. Mabry.

Miss Mullin of Baker City, Ore. y is
visiting her sister, Mrs. f, d. Mabry.
Old, mellow and thoroughly matured,
it posses every essential of = genuinely
fine, Kentucky liquor, that's why l. w.
Harper whiskey is the most popular.
Sold by Doering 4 Cranston.
Jack Thompson, lineman employed
by Carl Green on the iecal telephone
work, fell from telephone pole last
Tuesday, striking on his head and
shoulders. He will be laid up for some
time.
Ike Prudential made flying trip to
Spokane the fore part of the week. Ike
says that business is lively in that city,
and he can say from experience that the
speed of the automobiles there is the fast
est ever.
The editor of The Pilot this week re-
ceived as present shipment OF fruit
trees, berry bushes and numerous plants
from the beautiful fruit farm OF A. Nc
Kinley in the Colville valley Of Washing
ton.
Carpenters are at work this week
making necessary alterations to Skyles'
opera house. A wide stairway is being
erected, making the exit from the hall
perfectly safe.
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- OF LOCAL INTEREST ~

Ed McConville went to Kalispell Mon
day.
VIM. Jammie made trip to Cut Bank
last Saturday.
Try the Jungle Wing Flies. Dolds,
the Druggist.
Ed Cunning returned from trip to
Spokane last Saturday.
See the Utility Toilet Case. The finest
out. Dodds, the Druggist.
J.F. Doering has been laid up witt,
an injured knee the past week.
Some fine catches of trout are being
made in the lake this week.
Mrs. C. W. Watson, of Sand Point, is
visiting with Yrs Percy F. Dodds.
The Automatic Combination Reel
beats them all. Dodds, the Druggist.
d. Davenport, of Spokane, was one OF
the lucky fishermen on the lake last Sun
day.
The barber shop formerly known a.
the Northern, has changed its name to
the Palm.
Try our Seattle trout bait, and
catch the big fellows in the lake. Dodds
the Druggist.
Mrs. Ward Forcum and Mrs. Ra.
Forcum spent the fore part of the wcel
in kalispell.
Mrs. H., A. Shoaf let this week TO
Lima, Ohio, on account of the serious
illness of her mother.
Jack Peterson returned to Cut Banl
Saturday morning after enjoying severa
days fishing on the lake.
Cali at the Palm barber shop for no
and cold baths. Hot water and cleal
towels. Roy Young, proprietor.
J. Lampert and family departed las
Sunday morning for Melrose, MINI.
where they will visit for several weeks.
From and after May ! local barhe
shops will close on week days at 700 +
M, except on Saturdays and speci:
occasions.
Fred b. Grinncll, of Spokane, spen
Sunday in town, and succeeded in max
ing nice catch of trout Oh the lake dur
ing his stay.
Mrs. Ralph Bodey returned on Mon
day morning from Portland, where sh
has been visiting relatives for the pas
three months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Colon and daughte
Allie left for Rice Lake, Mimi, last Sat
urday morning, where they expect
reside permanently.
The fire bell fund was increased tn
week to the extent of $3.50 by the don,
ton Of that amount from Gust A. La
son of Larson, Idaho. Mr.. Larson hi
some property here and believes in PR
tccting it from fire losses.
The Pilot is indebted to G. W. Aver
for several timely articles contributed
the paper during the absence of L. A
Southwick from the editorial chair. MI
Avery is we'll posted man on subject
Of interest to Whitefish and Flathea
county, and a very able contributor
different county papers.
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j. f. Doering made trip to Kalispell
Monday.
A. J. King came in from kalispell
Thursday.
Bob LaBlanc went to Eureka the first
Of the week
Ward skyles, of Columbia Falls, spent
Sunday in town.
]. f. Skylcs rturned from the east
last Saturday night.
W. II. Mead, of Midvale, was in town
Wednesday morning.
Suits made to order by Wilson, the
tailor, from SD 80 up.
VIM. Wohrman returned yesterday
from the Michel extension.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Eberly were Colum-
bia Falls visitors Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Parent visited in Columbia
Falls the first of the week.
Mass will be celebrated in the Catholic
church Sunday, May 3, at II o'clock.
Mrs. Fannie A. Fox of Spokane is
visiting at the O. Z. Schoonovcr home.
A pearl spoon hook will catch the big
trout in the lake. Dodds, the Druggist.
New pipe just received. Special prices
on water connections. Whitetish Plumb.
ing Co.
Miss Stella Duncan came up from kal
iSpell Monday night and returned thu
following day.
Mrs. Clarence f. Davis arrived iI
Whitefish the latter part of last week
from Great Falls.
| f. r. Grant and R. w. Larter art
boulcvarding in front Of there propcrt!
on Central avenue.
Foreman Juneberg is in charge OF {
crew of men clearing logs out of the rive
for the Somers Lumber Co.
Roy A. Collins, who is working a
Java Mont, orders The Pilot to be sen
to that address for three months.
A company of soldiers, enroute iron
the PHILIPPINES, passed through town las
Friday, OH the way to Fort Assiniboine
Mrs. VIM Carswell left Sunday morn
ing for Alhambra Hot Springs. wher
she will take treatment for rheumatism
John Lee, stockman from Shelb
Junction, returned home Saturday morn
ing, after having spent several days il
town.
Wilson, the tailor, makes neat, nobb
suits to your order. Come early an
avoid the rash. Clothes cleaned AM
pressed:
Mrs. j. w. Bolts, mother of Mrs. Gee
Manwaring and Miss Agnes Plunkett
left for her home in California yesterday
after three months visit here.
The Pilot office acknowledges receiF
of fine mess of trout at the hands {
Fred Doering. May his shadow neve
grow less nor his generosity ever cease.
+. w. Lunn and wife left Sunda
morning for Chouteau, where tl.ey eS
pect to make their home. Mr.. Lunn ha
been in the employ OF j. A. Robinso
for several months.
. The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ.
church have purchased a new carpet fe
the rostrum, and mating for the isles..'
the church, which makes it look vel
cheerful and inviting. The pulpit AL
chairs which were purchased throue
J the efforts of the choir, are expected
arrive most any day, and when place
in the church will add greatly to IL
appearance of the interior.
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REPUBLICAN, PRIMARY.

A meeting of the republicans of White
fish precinct. is called for Wednesday
night, May 6, at s O'Clock, i'll the fire
hall, when six delegates and six alternates
will be elcctec to attend the county con-
vention in Whitefish on May II.
COMMITTEE.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Ruthruf and
children, of Millbrook, Mich. are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ. Hutchinson this
week.
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FOR SALE-House and lot close to shops
and school. $3.50; $75 down, balance
terms. Jos. Reed, Real Estate Agen-
cy.
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FOR SALE-Lot with two houses; ono
three-roOm and one two-rOoM house;
good we'll, sheds. etc. Cheap for essh.
Inquire Ed Boyle.
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n office.

All parties desiring telephones installed,
can make arrangements for same now
with Carl Green. Residence phones, 50
per month";
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LODGING The hest rooms in town.
Furnace Heat. Baths in connection.
Mrs. ]. Duncan.
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FOR SALE-8O acres, 10 acres cleared
in bearing orchard, 5 miles east of
town on main road $500, $500 cash,
balance to suit purchaser. Jos. Reed,
Real Agency.
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Supper will be served at the Home
restaurant for the Woman's Civic club
dance Tuesday, May 5.
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NOTICE. am ready to build houses to
order, in any part of the town, and SILL
them on terms of part casl, and balance
orders. &. w. Avery.
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A Pilot want ad will rent your vacant
nom.
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FOR SALE -lIonse and lot or Spokane
avenue. Lot 25xl3O; house, 20x34.
Cheap for cash. Inquire ". Gollnow.
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FOR Whitefish eonvenir post
cards, two for Sc. The Pilot makes
them.
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FOR RENT-Wlth board if desired.
Best rooms in town. Good accommo-
dations. Free baths. Andrew Horn.
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WANTED-Waslling Flannel and silk
speciality. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Mrs. Spencer.
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+ OR SAlE-One 5-rocm cottage and g.
room house on o. Brien avenue. Terms.
JOS. Reed, Real Es tate Agency.
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FOR RENT-Thrce nicely furnished
housekeeping rocms at the lake. APP
ply Mrs. J. Duncan.
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FOR RENT-Two-ru room shack ut Lake.
side. Inquire of F. Tallnan.
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FOR RENT A house. Inquire of G..
W. Patterson, O. Brien avenue.
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KINNICKINNIC.

Mrs. Elliott attended the 0. A.
6. picnic in the Park Thursday.
Miss Carrie Wright of River
Falls is a guest at the home of VIM.
Davidson.
Miss Lenore Andrus of River
Falls visited over Sunday at 7. E.
Morrow's.
Will Walker has rented his farm
to Wallace Smith and will move to
River Falls.
Miss Edith Bowling of Hudson
Prairie is spending the week at T..
H. Wilcox's.
Mrs. Eliza Nye of Philadelphia
was a guest of the CARTONS over
Sunday and attended church here,
meeting many Of her old friends, she
being a pioneer resident Of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Webster and
their guests, numbering about IS,
who are rusticating at camp Webster,
attended church here Sunday.
Among them was Miles McNally
of New Richmond, who favored US
with sacred solo, accompanied on
the organ by his cousin, Mr.. Nc
Nally.
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/. L. l..

Hon. Irvine l.. Lenroot, candidate
for the office of representative in
Congress from this eleventh district
was in our city Tuesday and de-
livered an address on what he re-
CARDS as the issue of the day-why
he should go to Congress instead Of
the present incumbent who is in the
office. A quartette (minus one)
favored the audience with selection
of campaign songs which were re-
ceived as they merited. Whel the
music was at an end, Mr.. Ray Will
liams in brief speech introduced
Mr.. Lenroot who proceeded to hold
forth for a couple of hours on the
issues of the day-why he should be
sent to Congress instead of the other
fellow. Mr.. Lenroot confined his
speech to the differences of opinion
held by himself and certain Mr..
Jenkins whom he frequently called
by name, as he announced he would
do at the opening of his speech. Mr..
Lenroot has evidently made an ex-
haustive study of the Congressional
records from which he has extracted
such portions as he saw fit to use,
utterly disregarding the primary rule
Of the Interpretation Of a document,
namely, that passage should never
he treated apart from its context.
When he had completed his disserta-
ton on the records of Congress he
made few remarks about oe Can
non and several other "rascals" down
at Washington, and then to add
little "local color" to his speechify-
ing he honored this exponent of
freedom, patriotism and republican
loyalty by adding few sentences
concerning the River Falls Journal,
a copy of which he held in his hand.
Evidently the lighting of the Opera
Hall is poor, for in reading the edit
orial from this "reputable" sheet, he
not only read between the lines, but
he also neglected to read some of
the lines which were there. He adj
mitted the facts of our editorial, that
is, part of them, the rest he probably
looked over and then overlooked.
1t was fine sample of his system
which he has so assiduously followed
during his campaign the past few
months, and from the way in which
our editorial was handled there can
be no longer any doubt but that
when Congressman Jenkins charged
Mr.. Lenroot with misrepresenting
his statements he was not ssmistaken."
Better hunt up last weeks Journal
and re-read "Not Above Graft" then
decide for yourself whether his read
ing of the editorial was garbled or
not.