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The Detroit times., 1909-05-14

BOSTON COPPER.
BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

Furnished by Hayden, stone Co:
Quieter than yesterday Trading is
narrow with firm undertone The
principal activity has been IN the L. :.
Smelling Issues which have been well
bought. Other features OF strength
have been Copper Range. Boston Cons.
and Nevada Cons. North Butte Is IN
clined 10 show some Tallying power
and slows a gain OF one point over
last nights closing. F. II. Prince g.
company have been the buyers and
Paine Weber = Co the sellers. other
departments OF the marekt are strong
with American Agricultural Chemical
-SfneficAn SSN3oisn. ARK swift rIry- sv,,t4
ures.
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RAMPAGE CAUSES FINE.
sarkeep Who Bombarded Waiter with
Eggs Pays $25.

Moses Jacobs, Billy" Considines
bartender. who bombarded waiter in
tire Pittsburg Dairy lunch with hard
boiled eggs ana strawberry stort cake.
after fiourishing a revolver d. him, was
fined S25. with the option Of 60 days in
the workhouse. by Justice Stein, Fri
day morning. Jacobs, Immediately
dressed. objected strenuously TO being
consigned to- the prisoners dock TO sir
beside some soiled persons who had
been stealing from railroad cars. but
Court officer Klebba was obdurate.
and Jacobs was held until his fine was
uafu
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NEW YORK PRODICE.

NEW YORK. MAY l4.-Pork firm
Lard strong, middle west spot 10000
liO0. sugar. raw quiet refined quiet
Coffee Rio No. , on the spot 81. as = c.
Tallow steady: city Sac. country 5as n
51.c Dressed and i've poultry 5ss n
Cheese easy. fun cream specials l3M
I3lac skins special lie. full skins
"a 14c.
Coffee options opened steady. un-
changed. Butter steady. receipts . 500
creamery extra. 26isc. state dairy. tubs
- q 26l imitation creamery hrsts. Il
n &c. Eggs firm. receipts f2.23y: near
by white fancy, 25c nearby mixed
fancy, 23G23i1c; fresh hrsts, - a II 2. {
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MUCH MUSIC ON BOARD.
Yuncks <Orchestra and Orpheus Club
for 3. Of c. Outinq.

Secretary Sawyer. OF the Board OF
Commerce. announces that nearly all
the reservations for the trip TO Mil.
waukee on the City of Cleveland, have
been engaged. Prof William Yunck
has agreed TO go on the trip and fur
nish an orchestra Of 10 pieces The
Orpheus club numbering IS voices,
viii also be on board
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suicides BODY Claimed.

The body Of Guy Seaman, who was
picked up on the street. suffering
from carbolic acid poisoning. and vino
died shor, time later in St Mays
hospital has been finally claimed by
sister in Guthrie OKLA. and was
shipped there Friday afternoon
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CHICAGO ppODIfCE.

CHICAGO May 1i.-Butter--Cream
efay xrra >ESv~. wssSsf sSv /, ssSsssSss sfes
daily extra 23hc. Eggs-Eirsts 201s c /.
seconds. 1870. Chcese---Twins, 1iia c;
Young Americas. l41s. Live poultry
Turkeys. 16Gl6hc; fowls. lie; ducks.
1Oizc. geese, CHScc springs si46.50
per dozen. Potatoes. sSQ92c.
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sehantx Identifies Duaqan.

LANSING, Mich, May i4.-tSpe-
cial.) james Duggan. charged with
asssulting Rep. Schantz. was taken TO
the city hospital this morning and was
positively identified by the representa-.
dive az being his assailant.
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DELAWARE STOCK
GOES UP Z POINTS
Market Shows Vigorous Advances in
Railroad Isues-Prices Recede
After Gains Are Established
NEW YORK srocks-cio.e.

Anal. Cop. sSss Am c. n r.. 5tA.
do pref. lie; Am. Cot oil. 65's Am.
Smelt. yShs Am. Sugar 1888. Am. I a
T. 1885, Am. Tob. pref, 1901 Am
Wool. SO !. Anaconda. sos. Atchison.
l0sN; b 4 o. li4as Brook X. T.
5sis Can. Pac.. iso.s. Cen. Leath. 500
do pref, l0ik. c. & o.. 1SA {. q CT.
W. 81; c. N. 4 81. p. $50 =, c. 4 \: W.
lss; Col. +. * l.. 40. Col Il So. o. y ;
Cons. Gas l47; Corn Prod, - = -. x
H., 1884,. ID. x X. u, 5ols his, Sec.
~. Gen. Flee, f;ss. ca Nor pref
l45Ts CT y ore ctf. 72i. H. Cent.
li7h Int Met. l6ss do pref. ass \.
9 50. ~ u: do pref, 80 1. y
1854 NJ, X. & 4. as. do pref. 3 : /.
Mo. Pac.. 73as Nat Lead. ), 2. New
house. "a. y. Y Cent. 49,, y. Y. =. x
w. as. y. q W. ~, No. Pas. 80 !. .
Pennsy. 1874 PEG. c. G.. llS =
* :. a6is 10 pref. SIS. Rock Isl.
1914 do pref. .lis Sloss steel. 80,
So. Pac.. 1872, So. Ry SIS do pref.
ga Tenn. Cop. 40: T, s. l. * W.
5OA. Twin city. lo5is Union Pas.
lsSs L. : 4. T.. 33S. L. : Rub
SSas L. : Steel. "a do pref. llsAs
Utah Cop. 81 i Wabash. lSS. 10 pref,
ST. do bonds, l0tia West Union. - 2.
West Mfg, ssh Third Ave. sax
Texas 50 Il.
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Quotations by Hayden. stone & Co:
open. High. Low Close

TOLEDO. Ohio May i4-Wheat-
september, sl.0S7. December. 81 0s y
Corn-Cash 75t. - May 75iac: July.
re. September. zoe, December ~ =
Oats-Cash and May. 50 iac, July SO &C.,
september 43as &C. December. 447sC Rye
No l. see, No. >. " &c. No 3 sSi2
ed-Cash and May. $50 oct
ober and December. 81 42is March.
S655 Prime alsike s1.75. Prime
timothy. $3.50. oil unchanged. Butter
Creamery 26c. dairy. zee Eggs zoe
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high prices.
ApplesmFansy ,;a5so, 81 per n.r s DBL,
Cassasr-Ssw, $500 per crate,
c.isr1%Fioriaa sass, per crate
,snc. LImbsrger. June. $50: October,
lie; brick i7h Disc: sehweitzsr. 100
&c conee@Paekase coffee. 'ia7s9is7S.
Dressed Calye.-Fancy. 79sc; COM
Floar-,iichisan patents. In wood
$40: clear. $50, we -four. s. Dbl
Feed obbing lots. bran. $50; coarse
corn meal Ssi' corn and oat chop, $50
Fresh Veset.ble.-cucumbers hot
house, 75c 81 doz; lettuce, sQl0e 10;
nips. s5o bu. Florida tomatoes. ESQ u
crate radishes. Is "a 95c doz. wax
beans. 81 bu, green beans. si.I5a2 bu'
asparasus So per s doz hox
Honsy-Fancy white. i3G i4c ID: am
-ees 10 ellc.-extraeted. s9ehe per 10
,ooyR pree. 'h for sss sas baS IL
Isalss0 No. 2. iii aii.s0; clover.
mixed. sliali.5o; rye straw sssog To-
cured ii nc. No green. lie: No. ?
green. DC. kip cured. No. l, lie. NO. :.
5 ss: es KIP green green 10 10 i iss 40 go :
lake: calf cured. NJ l. 1oc, No :.
l4isc. lamb skins. 20 q soc. shearhngs'
Lemo.~-California- ss259sso per
Maple suxar-New. logi2e per h.
Onions-Cuban. $3.50 per box; Ber-
muda. $50 per crate
Orsnxe.-Caiifornia navels, 3z.259a
Ofis-Raw- iinseed.- Solled- lin
seed ssc gal. less l per cent FOR cash
in 10 days: diamond headlight kero-
sene. sisc; turpentine. In oarrei iots'
Pin-appie.-Cuban. s22592so per
crate 81 ellis per doz
Posatoes-Michsan. car lots. T. o. B..
Detroit, s39ssc per bu: new Bermudas.
81; southern. sI.75 per bu-
tiers. lIql2c: geese. S4ioc. ducks. i4q
15c; turkeys, young, lS4 zoe. old toms.
l6ll7c per ID.
pork. $50 5oa9i; light. clear $3.50.
heavy. $40 80. smoked hams. 12Ac: dry
sailed briskets, i2iac shoulders ga
picnic hams. sc; bacon. aci iard IN
tierces. IL &C. kettle rendered. 12nc
per 10.
Strawberries-24-q ct. cases. s2.75Q3.
suear-Crystal donnnoes. S7.s5; Eagle
tablets. $3.50; out loaf. $3.50: cubes.
S5s5: xxx powdered. 3575: granu-
fine. in bulk. $50; granuiated in rs
ID cotton bags, 1885: Michigan sranu-
lated. $500; diamond A. $40; confec-
TONERS A. IS 25. No. l. $50; No. 2.
$50; No. 3. 1925, No. I. 1920; No. 5.
s5iS: No. s. $40: No. I. 1906: No. 5.
IS: No: 3. stss: No. 10. $40; No II.
S+s5: No. H. t4.so; No IS. H76: No.
IL. s475: No is 34.75 per 100 pounds
TalIow-No. l. sac; No. O.. 4hc per
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Board prices: Creamery. ex-
tras. use; irsts. 22c, dairy, lyc. pack
ing stock l6l.c per lbm
Eggs-Current receipts, case count.
cases included 208. &C per doz Receipts
Friday. / LII CASES
The Detroit times., 1909-05-14
OH! NAUGHTY C0-EDS IN
MADISON TO PLAY P00Li

MADISON. Wis. May l4-Wiscon-
sin university co-eds-that is. young
women students-want TO play pool,
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and there's lot of talk going on about
IL Some OF the goods declare they
are shocked at the very idea.
The awful thing became known when
a petition was drawn up and largely
signed asking the regents TO install
pool tables IN the women's dormitory,
commonly known as Eve Hall"
The Detroit times., 1909-05-14
Markets and Finance


Timothy seed--rrIme spot, rs bags
OF l65
Friday Included cars ot wheat and y
OF corn. No Withdrawals were report
ed stocks are ?49,o9S bu OF wheat
lolfs4f hu OF corn. oJ.2st bu OF oats.
1855 bu OF harley and 2.6a hu OF ~"
Wheat receipts at ~, Louis 1000 hu.
year ago. $4,000 hu. l/I
Northwestern wheat receipts Friday.
i6i cors, ear ago. l6f
stocks of wheat IN Minneapolis de-
creased l5e 600 Ia Tor the week.
Wheat i'm Liverpool closed \ a isd
nfgf7er AND ruTTr bower
Kansas city wheat rsef'pts 10 cars ,,'
Argentine wheat visible LlsO.o0O On,
week Hso. 100000 bu, year ago. ssfO'-
OuH hu
Weeks wheat exports from Argen-
tina, i;s'S.ooo ou' from Australia
Exports Of wheat and nour Friday.
Weeks wheat exports from India,
i.O96,00o bu, year aso. s,ooo GU.
Wheat receipts at primary points
s54 eco bu. year ago, $4,000 bu;
Weeks exports OF wheat and nour
is50. 900 bu
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. May N-Wheat trade AZ
opening WAS OF fair volume III
traders were short and covered freely
july opened sc higher but settled
back gradually. Corn opened steady TO
= up on wet weather. After brief
buying rush. the market auieted Oats
steady. Provisions higher.
Noon-Wheat advanced stinly during
the morning on good buying by Ar
mour and Patten. Short selling stead
led prices Corn strong all around
Oats jumped suddenly on attempts OF
scattered shorts To cover
Closs-pattens continued buying
strengthened the market and II closed
strong all around. Corn and oats also
closed strong
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COPPER SALES.

Reported for The Times by Hayden,
stone 4 co. il6-iis Griswold 81.
Adv. s6h. A G A.. l,2oo A, Nv
Am Zinc. SOC Arc. 3,o: Are G.. .ss'
Arnold. 200. All. 40. Ronz ZOO b9s,
con. 3i0. Kos 4 cor, e6s hutt"' 30
Msr 200 Range ia East Butte l.ste
do rites. go. Frank 20. Gr, 10, g. -.
9T5. q y. So. Roy go kcrr. ~
Kew. l35 Lake sos La s sal ,,rc w.
SIS. Mohawk, %. Mont & a g soS'
Nev.. as. Newby. 10. h. ?1so' =.
l.. 4O35, orb. lf0, Dom. l9o far., -
Nsrvs, Ia : A r.. 90 do rites. ,eio.
: A. y. $50: Trim. rs; OH. lio. l. :.
n. l.,55. 10 pref, l.671. Y ApN' lso'
TT Con. 2S5. Tt Cop. 10 We ~
VIVIAN. 90.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-14

4 club directory is published in
New York with the names and adj.
dresses OF $4,000 women belonging to
200 clubs,
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NEW YORK COTTON.
.tton prices. furnished by Hayden
PRODUCE.

The market is we'll supplied with
straw berries and there - much I'm p
prSvement in the quality. Prices are
lowe. and trade issactive. Vegetables
are I'm good demand and there IL A
good supply in the leading lines, win
little change in prices. Poultry Is IN
good supply and steady. Offerings OF
dressed calves are large and the mar.
ket rules quiet Potatoes are easy ana
in moderate demand. Apples are very
scarce and the movement Is slow at
high prices.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-14

ATix. 1851 Davis DAILY. c7-ie; East
Butls. 1s. LILY So Frank, II. Est
Nat. 6l-l6, CRANKY lOs ,htouN' .,
isle RoyaIe y; Kew Cop }, la sale
f4h. Lake 2iA.
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ROSTON COPPER-CIo~~.

Ariz COml AZ Ahmeek. $50; Arc,
"a, Adv. p: Bay : Gas 81. Bos Cons,
LI5L.: Bos. * Cor, 2Os., Butte Coal, &c,
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U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Rona anotations furnished by Hay
den. stone & 60, il6-lls Griswoid,st
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NEW YORK. May 14.-Decided
strength was shown at the opening OF
the stock market with prices general
ly making gains ranging from frac-
tons to around point in the first 10
minutes and the coal stocks. although
active and strong. did not absorb spec
ulative interest 10 the same extent as
they have done in the preceding days
OF the week. Union Pacific and South.
ern Pacific gained point each. Am
AGGRAVATED Copper gained about u
point and there was marked i'm
proyement in Steel common and 9TH
er leading speculative issues. ConSoi.
idated Gas moved up ga
IL H. m.-The market showed some
vigorous advances in the railroad is
sues Delaware & Hudson moving up
over two points while the leading rail-
road and Industrial issues made gains
OF a point or more. However. concen-
tration OF speculative interest IN the
coalers materially lessened dealings in
other issues. As result the market
generally receded after the gains We're
established.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-14

Reported FOR The Times by Hayden.
Stone * Co. llol1s Griswold st
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GO|eFAMtNLs uuCudHbtu, UlHcT
bonds strong.
Noon-There was very little change
In the character of tho market. the
majority OF the list showing heavy
tendency with prices yielding slightly
under small selling. Al midday
moderate rally was In progress The
price movements generally We're with
out Importance.
p. m.-During the afternoon the
market was influenced by apparently
well founded statements OF heavy re-
alizing by some OF the operators that
have for some time been active on
the bull side Prices OF nearly all or
the active issues sustained losses
ranging from l 10 nearly three points
before the market steadied.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-17
B. R. 7. HEAD COMES
HERE TODAY
A. r. WHITNEY. VICE PRESIDENT
OF TRAiNMEN, TO SPEAK IN
MiSSOULA

\. f. Whitney Of Cincinnati. the
vice president OF the brotherhood of
Railway Trainmcn. will make the local
lodge. No. go. a flying visit today.
Mr.. Whitney has been in Spokane
during the past week and will arrive
in MiSSoula on No. this morning.
Mr.. Whitney will he met ut the de-
pot by a delegation of the local Il.
r. 7. men and will he taken over the
city during the morning and early
afternoon and ut 3 o'clock he will
speak at a special meeting of the
lodge in ElkS' hall over the Harnois
theater. MIR. Whitney has mad" a
thorough tour of the northwest since
the sWitchmcn's strike started and he
will have some pertinent and decisive
things to say to the local lodge to-
day.
He will probably make only n short
visit and 1t is expected that he will
leave for the east in the evening.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-17
PUGET SOUND GETS
CONNECTION
ARRANGES WITH STEAMSHIP
COMPANY FOR FREIGHT TRAF-
FIG TO CALIFORNIA.

The Puget Sound railway has COM
plcted arrangements with the Pacific
Coast steamship company, "A coast
line with boats running between Puget
sound points and San Francisco, for
the transportation of freight. accord
ing to a circular issued by the latter
company this month.
The steamship company already
connects san Francisco with the ter
minals of the Great Northern, North
,rn Pacific and Canadian Pacific and
the arrangement with the Puget Sound
puts that road on an equal standing
With the others in regard Ia the
freight traffic between san FrancisCo
and points through the northwest -
The new arrangement goes into eff
feet on December - and covers all
points on the line OF the new road
The Puget Sound already has line of
steamships connecting with oriental
ports, bat this is the first direct CON
necron which it has had with Cali
fprnia.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-17
S1RkEBREAkER
MUST LEAVE
WALLACE UNIONS BOYCOTT THE
SWITCHMEN AND FORCE
THEM TO QUIT WORK.

Locally there wera. no changes in
the strike situation yesterday. the
work In the yards going oil pcacahly
and the traffic handled ncirE anout
as heavy as usual. The arrival Of the
strikebrcakcrs in Wallace caused n
lot of excitement in the Occur
GAlene town. however. and the de-
VelOpments on the branch may be
serious. The following dispatch from
Wallace tells Of the situation there.
Since the arrival of the strike
breakers from MissnuIa to take the
place of the striking sHitChmeu IN the
local Northern Pacific Yards the SO
called 'scabs' have been harasScd in
every way by union men. not only the
switchmen. but union men OF all
trades. Restaurants have boycotted
the men and they cannot eat in any
union house. The minor acts al per
sonal violence which have been going
on since the men arrived reached "A
climax today in the combined attack
of a half dozen men on the strike
breakers. The attacking party used
deadly weapons and the switchmcn
w"r" forced I" seek safety In the
Northern Pacific offices. The men
tn" morning and leave town. This
will leave many Of the mines and
merchants in Il serious position and
the resulting ticup may have bad
result on business.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-17
WILL INVESTIGATE
HAz|NC At ACADEMY

Washington. Dee. i6,-Wearied by
pressure and political influences for
the reinstatement of cadets dismissed
from West Point military academy for
haZing. the senate committee on mil
itary affairs will investigate the whole
subject of hazing at the academy.
The plan is to suggest an amend
mcnt To the general law prohibiting
hazing that will make the action OF
the war department final when cadets
are dismissed for infractions of the
rules. \ subcommittee will consider
the case now pending a. well as the
question of submitting amendments To
the general law.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-17
NO ACTION NEEDED.

Helena, Dec. l6.-The conviction of 4
saloonkceper on the charge of selling
liquor TO minors results automatically
in the revocation of his license. accord
ing to an opinion rendered by the at
tnrney generals department, in re-
Spouse to Il query as to its operation
by the secretary of the bureau for
child and animal protection. Specific
reference WAS made in the communica-
ton To the legal department TO a case
recently decided in the local courts with
respect To Frank Hudocklin. an East
Helena salnankceper. Consequently
after such conviction. if the saloon
keeper continues in business. ne is lia =
bic to prosecution
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-17
IRA|NMEN WILL GIVE
A BANQUET SUNDAY

The l.. II. r. and the ladies auXil-
larry /" IN" same order will hold n
joint meeting and banquet in odd
Fellows hail Sunday afternoon at :
o'clock. Officers for the ensuing
year will be installed and after the
business meeting has been concluded
n social session will begin. w Z.
Clifford will furnish the good things
for the banquet and he is already pre-
pairing In put on u feed that will take
all PRICES. The committee in charge
Is also working hard and doing its
share tn make the affair Il success.
The men who have the banquet i'm
charge are L. NJ. brooks. \. II. Hall
and \. W. Lyons.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-17
SHIFT IN SCENERY
MAKES ROAD TROUBLE

The shifting scenery which has
caused the Puget Sound so much
trouble during the last three or four
months managed to tie up the Mis-
souia division of the road pretty
seriously again last night. Tile slid 2
occurred at Falcon, Il little town about
30 miles west nf East Portal on the
big loop. where the road mas had the
most trouble in the slide line. The
westbound passenger had just gotten
through when the accident occ irred,
So that passenger traffic was not al
fcctcd yesterday.
About 2.500 feet of track is covered
with slEtle rock ana the officials OF
the read declared last night that il
would probably take % hours To get
thC road clear again.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-17
A BRAKEMAN TELLS
HIS SIDE
COMMENTS IN VERSE ON THE
ORDERS TO 8. r. T. TO
STICK TO WORK.

The following poem was written by a
brakeman on receipt of the recent in
structions issued by the general off
GERS of the L. L. T. 1t gives the idea
OF the opinion which most hrakemen
have Of the recent orders not to ask
for raise. II i as follows:
Wait until tine freight rates raise.
Brother.
Wal; until the freight rates raise:
These times have not come. Brother.
tn stay
And you must surely be patient
With your two-fifty- three n day
Times are not ripe. Brother, 10 ask
for any aid
] must surely know, Brother. | got
it straight from Slade.
Risk your life and limb. Brother.
Give of your manhood's best
only be patient and wait, Brother and
we will do the rest
Never mind the wife and children.
Brother. they can struggle
somehow:
IA. I,
they are luXurics now:
We know it costs more to live today
But we cannot see clear to ask for
an increase in pay.
Wait until the freight rates raise.
Brother.
Don't ask tn" reason why:
You may get old and gray. Brother.
And possibly you may die.
But don't ask your chiefs too many
questions today
AS to why you can't get raise in
pay.
Times are not ripe at the present,
Brother.
TIL" railroads are very hard pressed;
Cut holes in gunny sacks for the
children. Brother.
Buy calico for the wifcs new dress.
And as for eating. just imagine it's
Lent;
The only place am lost, this is on
the rent.
You know dear Brother the :. l.. y. A.
Went out the last of November, !
think the 30th day.
The cry that went up from the people
In this glorious land OF the free
Should certainly be an example,
Brother,
For shacks like you and me-
Wait until the freight rates raise.
Brother.
tbs for your good our chief intends
For Slad" cant give you an increase
nov, Brother,
,And pay the satpc dividends
The switchmcn did their best. Brother.
And at first it seemed they would
win
Hut BROTHERS Lee and Garrcston
thought
TO harass the company sin.
You know the entire story. Brother.
So | need not repeat like Il polly,
But twlXt YOU and ] and tn" switch
stand, Brother
wish we'd a leader like HaWley.
II does seem to me like very re-
mote day
Ere our leaders intend to ask for
an increase in pay.
And now | trust dear Brother
When the time comes To register in
AS it must come To rs all sooner or
late
And every poor shack on the line
Winds IN his brakes At the Golden
Gate.
That good old ST Peter won't tell
us nay
When we ask in accents humble
For slight increase in our pay.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-17
WARMER HEARING
POSTPONED

Cincinnati. Dec. l6.-charies l.. War
riner. charged with emhe2zling 1913 No1
ehile local treasurer of the Big -Four
Railroad company. did not go to trial
today. owing 10 the absence of one of
his attorneys. Another date for the
trial will be set.
Mrs. jeanette Stewart Ford. the
woman in the case" out on bond un-
der TWO indictments. one charging her
with receiving stolen money and an
other charging blackmail. will be tried
on the latter charge not later than
December %.
Warmer has been unable To obtain
bail and the prospects are he will
spend Christmas in Jail
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-17
GOOD TIME MADE.

Salt Lake City, Dee. l6-In the !. NJ.
{ \. marathon run by boys under IS
years In quarter-mile relays last night.
- mites was covered in one hour. -
minutes and - is seconds. Similar
races were held in New York. Clare-
hand. Cincinnati and Fresno. rsi.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-17
FIVE MEN DROWNED.

baltimore, Dee. l6.-NCws reacsIcd
here today of the sinking early Mon
day morning between Cope Lookout
and Frying Pan shoals. of the drcdge
Port Ancon and the drowning of five
men. The dredgc sank in hurricane
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-17
OLD FIGHTER DIES.

Kansas City. Dee. l6--Jacob Garrett,
81 years Of ag=. who fought with Gcn-
cral Custer n his Inul1n eauluaIgrs
and wh" was "a member 81 the Kansas
cavalry in the civil war. died at ms
hcn, her today.