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The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-25
THANKSGIVING DAY. IS CELEBRATED
BY SCHOOL CHILDREN OF MISSOULA

JAMES. 1nis Pigg, Ruth Smith. NO
vember Day" Theodore Shuil: THE
Pumpkin Pie Alfred Sears; The
Best of ALL" Leora swami: Thanks
giving Fears" Thomas Wade; No
vember." Will wedel: The Black
ing Brigade John Stone, James KeI-
ley. Frank Francis. Webster Cara
han. Willie Hughes: THE Turkeys
Soliloauy." Edwin Sterne. Thanks
giving Cooks Hope Duncan. Clara
Brown: My Feline song. school:
Last Month of the Autumn" Sara
Dopfer: Historical Personages. .
school: THE First Thanksgiving Day
reading. Bernyce McComb: Some
body" Harriet Marble: Autumn .
Walter Stohl: Bird Song school:
I'm Glad I'm Girl Sadie Free
man: The Puritans." Helen johnson.
Ruth Warner. The Clock Friend.
Thomas Kelly: THE Feast of Monda-
min," John Linn: "rhe She'll" song.
school: Little Jack Frost" John Al
len; Playing Robinson Crusoe." Le-
roy Worden; I'm Fair JAPAN Bonita
Cook: Gentleman Gays Thanksgiv-
ing" Janice Freeman: Flag Salute, .
school: How Thanksgiving Day Come
About Tom Hong: Extremes, $
school; Toms Thanksgiving" Merle
Whiteman; America" school.
Fifth Grade.
Thanksgiving" school THE True
Thanksgiving, Arthur Bourgeois:
Thanksgiving. Mary serch; song,
school: .'The Pilgrims" Blanch She
barge; THANKSGIVING Margaret
Gates: "The First. Thanksgiving"
Harold Gavin; song. school; THE
Pumpkin" Edwin Dawson: Harvest
Time Florence Smith; song, six
girls: Thanksgiving" Urlneot Bus
well: "The Feast Time" Ruth Hickey;
America" school.
The Sixth Grade.
Hail >the Glad Thanksgiving.
school; Bringing in the Sheaves.'
school: Toms Thanksgiving" Alfred
Farmer; THE story of the Pilgrims .
Edna Cothlin: "A Thanksgiving Ride
OF the Pumpkins. Marion Getcheli;
"A Cats Thanksgiving Soliloquy.''
Ruth Cutler; Thanksgiving Hymn
school: Gentleman Gays Thanksgiv-
ing" Ozete Hatcher: THE First
Thanksgiving Kathryn Mills: "A
Turkeys Soliloquy," Earle Christen-
sem" Catching the Thanksgiving Tur-
key" Kenneth King: Gods Gift in
Nature eight pupils: "The First
Thanksgiving Day" Jack Sterling:
'The Little Puritans," Charlotte
Stone: pen Picture of the First
Thanksgiving" Marguerite Vol
brecht; THE Pilgrims" Wilson Mad
dox; Honor the Mayflower's Band
school: Thanksgiving Ode" Lloyd
Bronson; Song of Praise" school.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-25

Pilgrim Boys" seven boys; Thanks
giving" Walter Carey: The Dream. .
Foster Long. The Kittens Lesson. :
Fern Mccugloeh. Why" Vincent
Longly: The Pumpkin" James
Cuniiff. Thanksgiving wish" Agnes
McGregor; Thanksgiving Day Is
Coming" school.
The Third Grade.
Song. Harvest Hymn" school:
concert recitation. Father We Thank
Thee" story. The First Thanksgiv-
ing" presidents proclamation. Mable
McConnell: governors proclamation.
Frank Burdstt: Thanksgiving Day"
Martha Marsh; THANKSGIVING" ="
school: Thanksgiving Joys" George
Paladin. Helen Nelson, Hannah
Broman; "Elsie's THANKSGIVING. =
Esther Miller: Why We Are Thank
full" Martha Harris, Ella oieson.
Fred MacLean. Vinan Maher. Benny
Stowe. Helen Rogers. America
school
The Fourth Grade.
Song. school, recitation. Ocena Wall:
recitation. Bertha McGregor: dialogue.
Myrtle Naats. Josie. Mcclellan and
Ethel stockton; song. Girls" reci-
tation. Elsie stockton: recitation,
Harold Brown. recitation. Margaret
Longly: recitation Ethel stockton:
recitation. John Smith. song, The
Boys
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-25
THE LoqveX School

All of the grades of the Lowell
school combined for the afternoons
exercises and the result was one of
the most pleasing programs of the
day. A large number OF interested
friends of the pupils listened to the
exercises. The program:
Song. "A Child.s Prayer school:
Let Us Thanksgiving Keep" Law
renee Artsinger: .Weicome Thanks
giving Harold Grant. Louis Kaizer:
Thanksgiving. Robert Engles; Two
Thanksgiving Scenes" Frances Kahn:
Things for Which I'm Thankful"
school. so Thankful" Anna Morgan:
In November" Alice Morgan; "A
Boys Thankfulness:' Francis La
pupils: "The Little Pilgrim Maid"
Lorena McGoldric: ..Dolly's Thanks
giving" Ethel Zeising: Why" Leo
Larson: Our Thanksgiving" George
Wood: THE Thanksgiving Secret
Della Steely; "A Birds Thanksg1v-
ing" Girtie Kline: A Child's Thanks
giving" school; The Snow Birds
Thanksgiving" onettb Stewart: Fill
the Basket Myrtle Renwick:s Things
I'm Thankful For." Merrill Baker.
"A Day of Cheer" Fanny Baker.
Thanksgiving. Lynn McGoldric.
Clarence Criger. Leland Chase. Will
liam Allen; The Dandelion." Violet
Burkhart: THE Kittens Thanksgiy-
ing" Hazel Armstrong: Let Us All
Be Thankful sBernice williams: I'm
Thankful I'm Six Years Old" Thomas
Price: BE Thankful" Violet Burk-
hart: Tho Pilgrim Boy" Patterson
MCGEE; series of songs by school; I'VE
Thank Thee" 20 pupils.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-25
STATE MUST AID IN
REFOREST|NG
REPRESENTATIVE OF WEYER-
HAysER EXPRESSES HIMSELF
ON SUBJECT OF INTEREST.

Spokane. Nov. give believe that
the only way IN which the forests are
likely to be replaced is for the state
either to buy the lands from the lum-
ber companies ut a small price and
replant the cut over areas or remit
the taxes. II is a simple mathemati-
cal demonstration that il will not pay
the lumber corporation to keep up
tax payments and wait for new crop
of trees on cut-oSer lands. When the
taxes are added and the value of the
timber Is computed it is only 2
per cent investment and business men
are not looking for that kind"
George $. Long. western representa-
tive OF the Weyerhauser Lumber com
pany, which owns more than 5000, 900
acres of timber land in Washington.
Oregon and Idaho. made the forego-
ing reply I'm an interview when asked
If the syndicate is making any effort
To reforest cut-over lands and If IL
objected To paying taxes ON the tim
ber.
Does your company follow the Gus
tom of other concerns In letting the
land revert to the state by declining
to pay taxes:" was asked with this
answer:
No. Our land is valuable for agri-
cultural purposes as soon as the tim
ber Is removed. SO the payment of
taxes is Justified
What do the officials OF. your COM
pany think about government forestry
and of Clifford Pinchot. head of the
forestry department?
We believe both are all right: we
M
Is not theory merely, nor Is Mr.. Pin
chot theorist. He is a very practical
man and what he has not known prac-
really he is rapidly learning, and the
PERSONS most affected by government
forestry are rapidly learning that their
interests are conserved best by the
wise practices of the forestry depart
ment."
DO you agree with the conservation
people that a timber famine is threat
ened at the end of 30 yearso''
No. We cannot agree with all the
statistics which lead to that conclu-
SION"
In what respect are they wronge"
principally In that they do not
discriminate between fuel wood and
wood cut for other commercial pur
poses They take the whole amount
OF timber consumed and apply that
amount as II it We're being cut from
sources like our timber lands and
We're going into buildings and other
construction. As matter of fact an
analysis OF the figures will show that
more than half the timber consumed
Is used as fuel and Is cut from the
farm wood lot which is reproducing
itself faster than it is consumed"
That would postpone the famine
period to 90 instead of 50 years."
Yes. Ii we went on using the DER
cent rate the timber would be used
up I'm 60 years.
is that what You expect will hap
PEN"
Il think the rate of use viii, in
esltabiy decrease. Other building ma
feriais. like cement and iron, will have
tendency to replace wood as the lat
ter becomes dearer..
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-25

Last evening closed one of the best
programs the Grand theater has pre-
sented in "A long while and the at
tendance accorded the theater and the
applause given the acts clearly showed
that the excellent bill was appreciated.
For this evenings entertainment a
clever lot Of people have been secured
who should please equally as we'll as
their predecessors. The Reardsiey
Sisters. known as the Dainty Duet
lists" have a very clever singing act
and are more than ordinarily accom-
plished. Harry Delain. titled The
Beau Brummei of Them AL" has an
act which has Won iaurels from both,
the public and the press wherever
he has appeared. The motion pictures
will be of high class and interesting
subjects.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-25
Kills Her Foe of 20 Years.

The most mereiless enemy had for
% years. declares Mrs, James Dun
can. Of Haynesviile. Me-. was Dys-
pepsia- l suffered intensely after eat
ing or drinking and could scarcely
sleep. After many remedies had failed
and several doctors ave me up. |
tried Electric Bitters. which cured me
completely. Now / can eat anything
am 10 years old and am oyerioyed
to get my health and strength back
again" For Indigestion. Loss of Ap-
petite. Kidney Trouble. Lame Back,
Female Complaints. it's unequaled
Only see 1t Missoala Drug Co.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-25
THE Willard School

The most complete program of the
day was presented at the Willard
school on the south side. Seven sep
arate programs were given here. each
grade from the first to the seventh
having its own exercises. The pro-
grams as rendered follow:
The First Grade.
Recitation. Helen Zeh: Turkey drill.
six little boys: memory gem,
school: song. school; "A Little Pilgrim
Maid" Lucetta Pruyn: 1.-THE Kittens
Lesson Franklin Balf: 'Jack-o- Lam
tern Twins" Verla. Barger: "A Day
of Cheer" Egbert Nelson: "A Novem-
ber WISH" Lucille Smith: Thanks
giving Day" Cora Kennedy; memory
gem. school: Gratitude" Rollin Cur
ran: .'Dolly's Thanksgiving" Cert
rude Northey: November" Alice
Gorham: song. school: ..Thanksgiv-
ing" Olive Davis; memory gem, Bea-
trice Mohr. Ethel Talbert. THE Magic
Vine" Elsie carnall: "A Thanksgiv-
ing t. three boys: song. November
Days." school; recitation. Alice Ma
honey.
The Second Grade.
Song. school: THANKSGIVING" Scott
Phelps: over the River" Maurice
Furnish. Della Mix. Marie Fowled;
Puritan Maids" Alice Beaulieu, Mar
garet Gassert. Ida Ebbesen. Thanks
giving Joys" Gerald Reed: Little
Puritan" Edna Morris; Harvest
Time" Robert Dunn. Theodore Warn
ken. Paul Kennedy: November. -
Ruth Stevens: The Letter t." Theo-
dore Bowen: THE Kittens Thanks
giving" Mary McKeweon. Margaret
Stickney. Katie Wargo. THE Thanks
giving Turkey" Mona Clark. Margaret
Sabin. Ida Talbert; Little Jack
Frost Arthur Shellhorn: The
Frost" Frank Gunemer, Jesse Ives,
Curtis Hunter: Thanksgiving. John
Alloway: THE Snowflake.s Mistake. =
Marion Hicks; The Jack-o- Lantern. :.
Ostby Austin "The Seed" Walter
Loranger.. Arnold Hildebrand and
Richard Mohr. The Pilgrim Boy.
Marion Becker.
The Third Grads.
Thanksgiving Hymn" school: We
Thank Thee" Hubert Zander: No
vember's Boy Keith Blakely:
Thanksgiving Day." Willie Mccall
hem: Gratitude" Raymond Cain;
. THE Day of Cheer" Walter Hum
phrys. Giving Thanks" Liyod Pat
ton; Five Grains of Corn" Florence
Baker: The God of Nature" three
boys: The Pumpkin" Gustav John
son: song. THE Pumpkin school.
Thanksgiving Cheer Ray Doney;
What l Am Thankful For" Ralph
Frazier; THE Farmers Thanksgis-
ing" Ward Rawson: Thanksgiving. IS
Reta Hildebrand: THE Reason Why"
Georgeina Clark: THE Winds Song
school: Mr.. Gobbler and Joek-o-Lan-
term" Guy Furnish. The Sauire's
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-25
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The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-25
THE Central School

large audience listened. to the at
tractive programs IN the different
grades in the Central school building
yesterday afternoon. The exercises
Were all well given and were credit
to both teachers and pupils. The
program given in the different grades
follow:
The First Grade.
Little Jack Frost school: Little
Paul. Paul King; Baby Pumpkin
Lewis Deschamps: November Ger
trude Seigel: Five Little Peppers .
Edgar Brown. Joseph Boyer. Lyttin
Getchill. Allen Robinson. George Ken
nedy: Go to Sleep" school: The Pill
grim Fathers" Florence Garrahan;
why / am thankful" Vera Arbuckle:
Thanksgiving Time" Jerome Lundy:
"A Thanksgiving Song" Lucille Duffy; !;
Being Thankful" Joseph Boyer, Mar
jorie stowe: over the River" school:
Making Thanksgiving Day" Mabel
Burkhead: Today and Long Ago"
Lucille Peat; "The Happy Time"
James Hughes. "A Thanksgiving Re
cipe." Thomas Moxley: Why" Or
vile Worden; "A child's Thanksgiv-
ing" school; Mother Nature and Her
Children" seven boys and girls.
Thanksgiving George Oxford;
Keeping Thanksgiving Mildred
Lichti: I'm Pilgrim Days" Jean Lit
tie: song. Teddy Bears" school:
"A Little Puritan" James Dunham:
November" May Belle Cothlin:
Harvest Time.'' Doris MCGOWAN:
Now and Then.' Opal James; Amer
ica." school.
The Second Grade.
"Giving Thanks" Frank Odenwald,
Chester Harkness. Carl Gates, Martin
Friedel. Carl Rohteher. Harry Bur-
rig: RAIN" Leah Matteson; Jack
Frost" song and poem; ..The Flow
ers." Evelyn Schlossberg: STORY of
Thanksgiving" Charlie Oxford: !:
Squirrels" Ralph Benson; True
Thanks and Song" Constance Harlin: /:
THE Apple Pie Ray Thibodeau;
tChild's Thanksgiving" song; Pop
ping Corn" Hester Britain; Thank
ful Time Gladys Cherry; "Colors
of the Month";" Gertrude O'Neil. Rho
da Eynon. Jeanette Schlossberg. Will
helmina Siegel; America" song:
Five Little Flowers" Lejoy Bascom;
What I'm Thankful For" Hugh
0'Neil; Turkeys Wish Bone Fred
Esser. Alvin Roberts. Kyle Callan-
tine: Turkeys Hattie Perry:
Thanks Irene Benson; November
Fun Lloyd Wagnitz..
Third and Fourth.
Thanksgiving Song" school:
Thanksgiving Quotations." school;
Thanksgiving Preparations" Eva
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-25
IN THE THEATtRS

There will be no Thanksgiving mat
inee at the Family theater. owing to
the fact that Manager Lionel and sey-
erai members of the company are
football rooters. The usual evening
performance viii be given. The play
Is "Bowery Nelf' and, while a meio-
drama, is clean and full of ginger
causing peals of laughter. The reel of
pictures Is new and with Mr.. Inger-
soils clever speciality leaves no waits
between the acts. Manager Harnois
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-25
Clusters Last Stand
The ISIS
TODAY
IN TOUCH AGAIN.
TODAY

New York. Nov. s4-That part OF
the West Indian zone which has been
out Of cable touch with the world since
the hurricane Of November IL is again
in wire communication with the Unit
ed States and Europe. The cable COM
panies reported today that communi-
cation with all West Indian cable sta
tions had been re- established
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-25

Is endeayoring to keep the cross
walks leading to the Family clear Of
mud. This is good ssws To the ladies
and Is appreciated by others as we'll
The usual Saturday matinee will be
given. at which time il is hoped the
storm will be over
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-25

In the public schools Thanksgiving
was observed yesterday by appropri-
ate exercises A large number of in
terestsd people attended them and the
celebration was fitting introduction
to Turkey Day"
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-25
THE Roosevelt School

Four separate programs were given
at the Roosevelt school on the south
side. The exercises were all very
complete and were enjoyed by those
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-25
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY.

WANTED-DAY WORK OF ANY
kind. by lady. So. West Pine.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-11

NEW YORK March u.-Would Mr..
Hammerstein, the impresario OF Thirty
eighth street. see the repertoire from the
Flstir"n building? Would he2 Would
Mary Garden let her name be used IN
print? lie would. She has
Would the only oscar tell the repor-
torio for the benefit Of the city editorlo
ard others whether or not the only real
true songg song-birds west or the At
Iautic ocean and Broadway are 10 ap-
pear in tie National Auditorium IN
Washington and whether or not Mr..
fiammeTstein wishes 10 obtain control
OI that auditorium
Mr. HammerStein would, only ne
thought tie reportoTiO was too young.
i would give the finest opera in the
country in Washington if ] dsd 70 there.
Not for me would be the cheap opera.
il is only the very finest productions.
Look AT my Manhattan Opera House, q"
and the reportoriO looked. Look at my
Philadelphia opera house and the
repertoire wept because he couldn't see
il. too. Look az most anything and
then say DO not produce tise very best
opera IN this country.
y would have all the great singers,
Mary Garden-the sreai Mary Garden
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-11
Russell McAlIiSter Pleased
Executive By Aggres-
Sive FrankneSS.
GOT A VALENTINE
FROM PRESIDENT
Invited to Write to Traveller in the
Heart of Africa
Hunting.

There is one small boy in Washington
who genuinely mourns the fact that
Theodore Roosevelt is no longer Presi-
dent. He is Russell McAfister; he lives
on Sixteenth street, and the story of his
acquaintance with the former President
has just become known.
Russell. who is a little under eight
years old. went one day with his moth
er to a White House reception. The
small boy was immensely interested in
the President. and kept as near him "a
possible. When the time came for the
receiving party to leave the dais the
boy jumped up and loosened the siIken
cords, that the President might pass
out
Il want 20 do it for him. he said
The President noticed the bright face,
patted the boy on the head, and asked
his name.
Russell NcAHister." was the reply.
The President talked TO him a few
moments, and ike all other children
the boy was fascinated.
Come and see me again, some day,
suggested the President as ne turned
away.
Thank You. Mr.. President. L will. "
replied the boy promptly
Returns to White House.
He went home and SAID never q
word. Four or FIVE days later he rar
away from home in the middle of the
day and turned up at the front door OF
The White House.
Il want 10 see the President, he told
the chief usher
But hes too busy now, was the
reply.
You Just say Russell McAIlister IS
here. and hell let me see him., replied
the boy confidently
The ushers didn know what 10 do
and the Presidenl was notified AS 4
| result the boy was shown into the
Executive presence.
Russell wrote his name for the Presi-
dent and told all about himself. He
was deliciously frank.
Il n awtullN sorry YOU re going awd1
! and won't be President any longer ht
| said. L like YOU better than Alr.
Taft"
'How's that?" demanded Mr. Roose
welt much amused.
Part, to Meet Again.
MIR. Taft's too fat, replied the boy
/ wherest the President was overcom,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-11
SEEK MURDER CLUES
IN CAPITAL CITY

Chief Of Police Goods, of Alexandria,
still reticent as tc his theories as 90
the case of Walter r. Schultz, who was
found dead in a field near the Virginia
city several days ago. abandoned his
search FOR clues in the vicinity OF that
city today and sent Policeman Fantson
To Washington 10 investigate here
The chiefs search of Hooffs Run WAS
fruitless and the knife which he thought
might oe found there and which might
prove 10 have been the instrument used
10 Kill Schultz, did not msterialize
The following letter was received by
Goods this morning from a H. Gil
ltite. Of Sioux City. Iowa. q brother-in-
law Of the victim.
VIII you kindly nail report IN CON
necuon with the death Of Walter
schultz to his father. O. r Schultz.
1917 Grace street Chicago lso newsDa-
Ders with details. You will receive in
structions from Chicago with reference
10 body and possessions"
The body of Schultz was sent 10 mis-
fathers Chicago address last night
The three men arrested yesterday and
held on suspicion have been released
by the police
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-11
URGES ISOLATION
OF CONSERVATIVES

Isolation of all patients in the ad-
vsnced stages Of tuberculosis is urged
10y d. Lawrence r. Flick. director Of
the Henry Phipps Institute. Of Phila-
delpllta-
in an address before the local Asso-
citation for the Prevention Of Tuber-
culosis al the home OF former Secre-
tary of the Navy Truman III. New
berry, yesterday afternoon, DR.. Flick
emphasized the danger Of contagion.
DR.. r Fremont Smith chairman OF
tbs educational committee OF the local
association, told OF the work OF that
body DR.. Smith gave a dinner To DR..
Flick al his home, 1903 Massachusetts
avenue northwest, In the evening IN
Yited 10 meet the guest were Surgeon
General George NJ Sternberg. DIR.
Sterling RudiB. Or J. 3. Nichols. DR..
Charles W. Richardson, Dr.. John ID
Thomas, Dr. y. NJ Randolph, Dr. g.
y. Acker. Or. J. j. Morgan DR. A. s
Adams. On. r. a. Ballock. DR.. George
NJ Kober, and Prof Alexander r. Stu
art. superintendent OF public schools.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-11
Responds to Dying Appeal of Woman Customer and Is
Rewarded With Stocks Bonds, Cash,
and Je,very.
and Jewelry.

fitted up. and gave $500 TO maid serv--
ant VINO had been with her several
years.
ing Miss kennedy telesraphed the
HRomaa's family of her death and the
disposition she had made of her fortune
and effects. telling them that she would
not claim anything without their con-
sent Last night Miss Kennedy re-
ceived letter from the girls people
declaring they would have nothing that
ever belonged to her and did not care
To have anything 10 do with the whole
matter Miss, kennedy. III the mean
time. had attended TO having the boGy
shipped 10 the woman's home in the
North.
Goes TO Shoreham.
Miss Kennedy i.es moved to the Shore
ham. She mas placed the erJire affair
ia the hands of lawyer. and viii en-
deavor TO get the estate strai ghtened
out at the earliezI possible moment. At
present she has TO idea of the amount
Of the estate. Miss Kennedy will go TO
Baltimore in a few DAYS 10 attend 10
selling the furnishings of the apartment
or % releasing IL
Miss Kennedy II Washington girl.
and was educated in the Catholic school
Of the city She spent much of her
! earlier life on capitol Hill, but when
/ reNerses came 20 her family she inlme-
diately set out TO take care Of herself,
and has established successful buSi-
ness Like any Cir would be Miss Ken
nedy is very happy over her good for
! tune II developed that the woman had
] sent equally urgent kilograms 10 tour
/ other persons who had been close
| friends before she brought trouble on
| herself, but Of those she had pleaded
| to come To her when she was dying
] Miss Kennedy Was the only one VINO
! responded.