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The Detroit times., 1909-03-15
vhsn Cay Schmidt Saw Ills
Sign" 10 Into The Drink
BY PAUL II. RRUskE.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. March Is
Hughie Jennings adds one more an~c-
dote 10 the long series which have
been told and reproduced, featuring
the deeds OF that remarkable baseball
character Crazy" Schmidt, who last
year twirled a few games for Jackson
in the Southern Michigan, but who
will best be- remembered a HEAVIER al
Baltimore and New York.
The old Baltimore club was en- route
from New York TO Boston-a water
jump-and Schmidt was in "A particn-
larry frolicsome mood. His style or
practical joking was not particularly
popular with the other members OF
the club and plan OF vengeance was
accordingly preached
One of the conspirators secured
rope Another went below and dug up
schmidt grip, OF which he was very
proud.
The grip was tied To the rope and
schmidt was called Before his horri-
fed gaze the grip was heayed into the
briny.
There goes your grip. Crazy" re-
marked one of the plotters.
Schmidt leaped up with an agoniz-
ing wall and had 10 be restrained FROM
Jumping overheard after his belong
ings.
What do you care for, anyhow.
Crazy" they asked him. 'Hanlon will
dig YOU up another uniform
"Ach, II is not mine uniform dot
grieves me" replied Schmidt, but !
haf lost all mine signs. The code Ut
the Baltimore Club and the weakness
OF efery batter In the National league
am undonel
And when the grip was hauled back
on board again and handed 10 Schmidt
ia was with trembling fingers that be
opened IL. drained out the water and
drew forth his precious signs 70 dry
them out for future reference.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-15
.BREWER CHOSEN
FOR 'Y.D.A.C. CAME

Coach Brewer. OF the Michigan
Agricultural college, will referee the
big basketball game Monday night be
tween the y NJ. G. n. and ID. A. c.
fives This is the second OF the games
for the city championship and, IL the
Deltas win, 1t will end the hopes OF
the ~ boys.
AS a preliminary. the Y. NJ c. A.
Reserves will play the Essex Fusiliers.
Dick Harfst will referee this game.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-15
BY PAUL n. sRUskE.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. March IL
Some one OF these days the Pepper
Family" as Trainer Tuthill terms the
Schaefer-OI cary combination from
Chicago. is going 10 give the rest OF
the party an opportunity 10 criticize
The theatrical performance which the
pair produced during the winter on a
stage OF their home city
Fragments of the skit which have
been reproduced on the trip lead to
the belief that 1t must be pretty rich
in its entirety
The captain and his old-time chum
profess themselves perfectly willing
10 show just how they got away with
il. provided they are guaranteed police
protection from Matty Mcintyre.
The act, as reported 10 the Tiges,
The Detroit times., 1909-03-15

jeff Says He'll Whip
johnson if in Old Form

ring II | were not sure that was In
condition Ia put ur the hgnt of my
liie Why. | turned down AN offer OF
$500, 600 made by Seattle syndicate
for fight with Johnson AT the Yukon
exhibition. | have refused many other
offers and | Will continue t0 refuse
them until | decide that condition
question for myself.
\ fellow who has been idle for four
years doesn't feel much like hard
work. but today is the day | settle
down 10 the grind We have selected
route through Westchester and |
am going To- see just how good | am
The Detroit times., 1909-03-15
lark protested Back SAP.

Al Indianapolis the other day
youth named Pat Lark making MS
first ring appearance was Swat'er on
the hack i'm clinch. Lark at rnte
twisted away. turned 10 the re'et
ana shouted ''ls thOt fair? Some
van i'm the crowd bined me in the
hack whin was agin the ropes be-
want VIII We shtop the spaipeen
The Detroit times., 1909-03-15
College IvirIsr Uses Doth
Arms With tqUaI Skill

Antioch College. a small insti-a
tuition. situated Ia yellow
Springs. o.. has a pitcher who
can twirl equally well with
either hand. cap Brown is
naturally southpaw. but ne
says IL doesn't mater whether %
IL w right or the left wing that
he uses. lie has good assert
ment ot Blenders aud speed with
both.
The ambidextrous one is but
10 years old and OF husky build
There have been others who
could use either hand in throw
ing. notably Count. Tony Mul
lane. who once occupied he
mound position for the Cincin
natl Reds. but none admirers OF
the Antioch marvel declare
who could use both hands with
equal facility
Norman Elberfeld, Of he
New York Americans, can also
toss out a runner with either
hand
The Detroit times., 1909-03-15

INNING p-tcl I'd Ioues 3. Works ..
Spec W.usHcll Dupree Main
opponrf4f. at bHt-Iones 10. Works H..
- ser a. Wutfell -. Dupree !. Main
mrs p~ for.s . or Works r. or
~ueer T. 1T Win he'll g. IN Bupree 3. or
Nrfn Two ba 80 hits Crawford
Walsh Works Three-hase hits West.
Main Home Gun ~ Jones. Sacrifice
mn Hush stolen bases %. Jones 3
Nariarty o. R0ctt duff Nclear. First
brse - balls IN fones on Works
Z OF Saeer y ~ Wincheli 3 on Du-
pt.es . Uit by pitcher, Works !. Win
hell Lee on bases Detroit o. San
Antonta 10 struck out ". Jones /.
bN Winchell by pupree T. Double
utavs- Rush and Crawford, Morlarty.
o'Ieary and Craw FORD. Passed hall
Airvander Wild pitch Winchcli
TIme-T:45 tmpire-k lillian, Detroit
Attendar $500.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-15
Hector picks Out schultz.

Young Hector. the Greek bantam,
states to The Times that he is anxious
10 fight Billy Schultz, one Of his chal-
lengers. adding that the latter's idea
that he has whipped him young
HectorD Is mental delusiou.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-15
COCK FIGHTING IS
LEGAL FOR CUBANS

HAVANA. March 49, The house ~
reIr, sentativcs has passed the bill
lcgalizing cock fighting. but with many
restrictions. Cock hghting viii only
Dee permitted from November TO MAY.
Sd cAsiyS. and only on SUNDAYS an
holidays. in regularly licensed Pits.
The license fee will be- paid 20 the
municipality. Cock fighting will not
ue permitted in the capital cities ~
the various provinces. The bin Viii
now 20 TO the senate
The Detroit times., 1909-03-15
Central A. c. Wants Game.

Central 4. c. desires game with
the Avons or 81 Louis Jrs. Joe Haas
"A Adams ave east, phone Main 1919
! is manager of the c. 4 G.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-15
Eerauson Socks Matehes.

BOSTON. March II Sandy Fergu.
son has challenged Al Kaufman to
meet him I'm New York or elsewhere
Failing this match. he will challenge
Berger or Hart
The Detroit times., 1909-03-15

TO CURE COD ~ ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tab
let's. Druggists refund money N IL fails
TO cure r. w. GROVES signature 10
on each box. &c.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-15

.nnssne-.-i Printing. No russ ana
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
lacks right rtmes prtnfinE Co, No
- sonn R.-st Phone 1925.
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/ from visit with her parents In Port
land. or. accompanied BY her friend.
Miss Edna May
Mrs Brinhau has returned from a
visit in Eureka with her daughter. Mrs.
w. u O'Keofe
SIR and Mrs. b. T.. sheets win leave
Fob. O. Cor los Angeles for the rest
of The winter
AJKuon'n ot Chicago who has
many friends boz tine clty De- stopping
100 thc Kenyon
Mr and Mrs Karl a. schcid returned
wednesday from 0n eastern trip. whore
Mrs SchIcd has spent a. month in New
York with her sister. Mrs D. W Wo ID
ruff and children. Mrs Woogrun has
given up the European trip planned
for February. and with her daughter
Adelaide will go south for the winter
Mrs Ira a. LOWS and Mrs smith
have returned from three months
VISIT in New York
Miss Elsie Mcmillan will accompany
Mrs Lafayette Hanchett and her
daughter to Los Angeles the first Of
February. Miss Mcmillan win 20 direct
to Hollywood. where she will spend
several weeks with an aunt
Mrs NJ Benedict accompanied by
Mrs Annie Diuwoodv and Miss Helen
Jennings viii leave next Wednesday
for Los Angeles and the beaches TO
spend two or three months
Mrs. Katherine Belcher returned
Monday from a short visit IN Por land,
or Miss Margaret Dooly. who com
panied her there. has gone ON 90 san
Francisco and santa Barbara for an in
definite time.
Judge G. w Blrtch and his daugh-
ter. the Misses Rae and Olive Bartch,
win bc at home 90 their friends after
Feb. !. at No. 90 Bransford apartment
Mrs Harry Beason is here from Cal
fornia visiting her mother. Mrs J..
s. Richards.
W IT, McCrea left Wednesday Tor
10 days trip TO White Rocks
Mrs Margaret c. Roberts has rc.
urncd from her trip. TO Los Angeles
Miss Dora Wright Of Logan is in On. .
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expected home today from a ten days
VISIT 20 MINNEAPOLIS
Mrs. a. L. Hoppaugh and her chill
drcn viii leave early on the month for "a
stay or some time IN California
Mr. ana Mrs John Cain ere n Chi-
caEo visiting Mrs. Gains sister for "
part of The winter
Mrs Richard sunglcy haze returned
from months visit 200 Colorado.
Airs Russell D.. Tracy who with her
niece Misc Louise Stubbiofe'd. has
been spending the lgst few mo~ihs m
Ptsadouf. d. expected Co. return today
Miss Stubbicdcid WIN remain during the
pilne months guest no Che Tracy
home iu Poppcrton.
M.sa Elsie Ridge who has been the
guest Of Miss Sarah Terrell for o. few
days has returned Co Che country
nome of her sister, Airs @. D. Walker
Mrs. Hooper Dunbar accompanied by
her little son, has arrived nom Los
Angeles and win remain 1t The Gnides
home until after The marriage of her
tlstr, Nrs Katherine Gedd.s and
capt Conrad
j. H. Paine. Dis sister, Mis- NcGuth.
ana her two daughters Mus George
and Miss Gertrude McGuth V.II move
next week into their urW home .u
Federal Heights
Mrs. Edward j Roberts DER. Wedues-
day evening Co join her husband iu
Ionopah, Nov. after spending several
weeks here with her parents Nr and
Mrs j. d. Daily
Mrs. I. G.. Close returned Monday from
A months visit with her daughter. Miss
Rosemary Flosz, I'm ST. Louis Miss
ilosz Is now the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. G.. Cudahay in Kansas city where
She Is taking a short vacation.
Mrs. John Weir Jr. LEFT for south
'rn California Wednesday evening,
where she viii spend three months !
During her absence. their home. at AZ /
fifth East street, viii be occupied by
,lr. and Mrs. w. O. Clelaud.
Mrs. Serene Il futile and her two I
hildren leave today Tor Los Angeles. /
where they win spend the next few |
months
Mrs. j. A. Greenewald has returned
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box-party at the Colonial in honor OF
"a number OF ogden friends.
Misses Emily Larson and Myrtle
Baddelcy We're surprised by members
Of the Entire Nous club on Wednesday.
ana delightful evening was spent at
their home.
Miss Elizabeth Miles entertained the
bridge tournament az her home on
Monday.
Miss Sarah Spalding will entertain
az a tea, at her home next Thursday
afternoon and Miss Spaldlng. who
De- president OF the Women's auxiliary
viii give talk on the Pan-Anglcan
congress and Lambeth conference.
which she attended I'm London last
June. social hour viii follow.
DR. and Mrs A. c. Ewing entertain
ed at bridge party on Tuesday night
ln celebration OF the hosts birthday
anniversary. the rooms being bright
with carnations and six tables play
ed.
Mrs. John s.. Brausford entertained
at "a luncheon Tuesday followed by
a boN-porty at the Colonial
The Misses May and Claire Ritter
gave theater party az the Colonial
on Tuesday
Allss Mary Moore and Jasper Nc
Caskel were guests of honor at
dollshtful dancing party ON Tuesday
night given by Albert Mccormick al
the Country club the rooms being
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49,. ... o.. - .N...t
w olisnt WIN .pIlns "'u
o" Hueais present
..-,
mrs w. 0 seott lli guy. mn ~. nv
D.t ..s A.. tr.t,t.. 80 idaho yrero
,.,,,.,. III rl,,..- 9t d firner 1n Tuon-
H... .a tf. ff....t.. ..s.sf.H l.IuH n|Nnm nW
coil "a III Hooth.
Mrs Noble Nrrrum was ono Of
7'brf.I.,.. b.at,.srs entertaininr Of
% luncheon fsr about dozen guests.
guIta .r ID .f.r|.4r drawn lor. cloth
f.t8 .,., ,..uo.. latin
, y...... .n-
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Rachel Snow whose marriage takes
place next week The decorationswere In
pink and white roses, and covers were
laid for these guests besides Miss Snow
Mrs. j. r. Kiugsbury Miss Edith
kiugsDury, Mrs. Lulu Keyting Snow.
Miss Bessie Brooks, Mrs Ralph snow,
the Misses stella and Jean Angel. Miss
Minnie Anderson and the Misses Merle
and Gertrude Snow.
This afternoon the Misses Florence
and Josephine Wins entertain al
Kensington al their home on First Ave.
on Monday night Miss stella Angel
win give an evening party Tor Miss
Snow.
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some novel effect win be- introduced iu
the order of dancing. The grand march
which viii start promptly at o'clock
will be- led by one OF the prominent
young couples of the city Tho proc
gram win boz up to the usual high
standard maintained by the popular
organization and altogether the affair
promises to Dee one cot Che successful
events OF the season.
Mrs j.. Bonnemort win give 90 large
reception 300 honor of Gov and Nr.
spry in the near future
Mrs s.. c. snyder entertained ut a
bridge tea on Tuesday, thc decorations
being in red carnations and prizes
awarded at each table.
Mrs. y. Walcott Thompson was hos-
tess at dclishttul luncheon on we'd
nesdar at the University club. the
table having for 90 centerpiece has-
ket of murgucrites and maidonhair
fern. and the place cards having the
monogram of the hostess Covers
were laid for about 30 guests
Dr. and Mrs j. G.. Hanchett en-
tertained informally on Wednesday
evening for Mr.. and Mrs T.. L. sheets
who leave shortly for California.
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Grant gave %
dinner on Wednesday followed 10y %
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week ia the administration ball at
Odeon hall on Monday night, whom
Gov spry assisted by others OF tho
chief dignitaries Of the state and mlii-
tary received a thronR OF guests which
from $3.50 O'Clock tlll long past inid-
night filed the rooms OF the spacious
Building. These were beautifully de-
sorated. and with the uniforms OF odl-
GERS and beautiful costumes OF the Voc
men made a most brilliant picture.
Punch was served during the evening.
and a buffet supper Iu the rooms down
stairs while the large dancing holl on
the upper floor swarmed with dancers
The event was memorable one IN
every way.
Another important event OF the week
was the superb rendition Of Elijah
a the Salt Lake Thoater on Wodnes-
day night By tho new salt Lake Choral
club when society was out in force
20 do honor TO the occasion. Boxes.
stalls and loges were AN occupied. and
many parties occupied seats iu the par
quot and balcoulcs Many parties are
S S,., o'lns PLANNED Tor the second rem
Mrs. w. II. Cunningham entertained
al a. bridge tea on Thursday in honor |
of her guest Mr. J. B. Sears OF Chi |
cago The decorations being in pink /
stocks and carnations mingled with |
Terms. The hostess was assisted by |
MIS- !. u. Walker and prizes were won |
IF TN..f.ar
N.'b' Mi-. W.. H.. flie' Mtt. w. ll' /
Mcintyre Mrs. H. Vance, Mrs. W. i. /
hror ana Miss tosgr.n
MIS- J. p. Cosgrid was one Of yestcr- /
days hostesses. entertaining in honor /
of Miss Mary Moore, ana the amuse-
mont being bridge. Eight tables were /
played and prizes awarded at each.
Assisting tne hostess were MIS-. W. l..
ilto and Miss Smedley.
Mrs. W. X. FRANCIS entertalncd the |
'i'Net club yesterday.
Lieut. ana Mrs. Nalthall entertained
az dinner ON Thursday night IN honor
81 tne hostess sister. Miss storm OF
.''N Jersey. ble ldNie ptlhg pltilhN
l'eoiatcd and covers laid Ion about
oo1eh.
VI sam PARK chtei lalncd thc Cup /
ana saucer cluD yesterday
Mrs John G.. Ncviu aud her sister
MISS feaH Van Colt VIII entertain at
luncneon az the nome Of Mrs Nevih
H'Nt InuIsoay' IN hohof OF Miss hath-
NI. ana MIS- howard ;. stowe VIII
5lil9Ilaih al a dinner at their home IN
thursday afternoon Mrs. stowe VIII
, ,l,,,l.. at mo nrsl ot a series OF
bridge teas.
Mls. y. D. hfoughaH VIII entertain |
. Az D.luse yea az hef nome next Fri
Jay afternoon fep. p.
Miss Eudora Daily was one OF Tues
oay hostesses' entertaining for her
s'9Vpl' MIs' r. y. ROBERTS ana MISS
$500 n, -, ~ ,Noi.'9 N'le ue
~ -. ~. "'liS' Io9,a '"I
NM, as5jst,3 - Gnu tno ,'o1egs7
H. m - i0ail' -. "S1'
a,,d MI u, "' Jyun Da.y
I'd i.,,5.,, , 80 -'s ,- - 1lsHt 1"olt7
a.. NJ, - ''ss. =" a"i p'lI'5 won I
=, Z, ~, w. -'l.eu ~ Jonn a.
tI,i,t NJ. 90 i. -r.l W " l'itaNl
Morrison Miss Name sappington and
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In Furs, Muffs and Scarfs.
The mild winter is re- ponsble this opportunity YOU
ENs[y tu I'M stock-ahd that means choice thr
ULAAR PRICE Can you AFFORD miss tq
Untrimmed Shapes at just one.fourth regular price
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Mrs Wayne Hemphm win leave tho
first 0f the month for her home Boo
Omaha Nehr after spending the past
two months here with Mrs. David
HemUbUL
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Novelties and Hair Goods.

Nothing has before been introduced that has added present
Novelty anu "'' 'e drawn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-30

Mr uul Nina Grant Hampton wr
I..'" Ne ur.f wU0k iu February f.
"a m.nt..s tI... at los Angeles and th,
l.I.H..
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Tho younger set Is looking forward
with no ittle interest % the elaborate
preparations being made by the meme
beers of the Governor club flr their
mid-winter dance which win boz given
at the Odeon ou next Friday evening
Feb. 3. Tho club rooms aa usual WIN
hc saiiy decorated BOZ honor of the a.-
casion and DO is also promised that
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Mrs. q. w. Lamboune entertained
her afternoon card club last Monday.
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Mrs W. w Clun win return the last
of this week from C0alyIIe
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SIR and Mrs Do. E. MoCmu w.
Dr.. homo Monday fHm Lua Angeles
where hH M01uuu uaa .paut
month
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-07
TODAY MUST DECIDE
CAR OR NO CAR
IF THE BITTER ROOT lRRiGAToRs
WANT TO GO ON A SPECIAL
THEY MUST STEAK.

The Northern Pacific has made to-
day the last upon which "A special
Pullman car can be retained for the
Bitter Root delegation To the irrigation
congress at Spokane. If there is to be
anything doing in this line. it will have
to come off today.
The western Montana representation
at the National Irrigation congress bids
fair to he delegation of at least 100
enthusiastic boosters from Missnula
and the Bitter Root valley; the Ham
ilton Chamber of Commerce is in the
field actively to insure rousing dele
CATION from the upper end of the val
ley. while the Missuula Chamber Of
Commerce is rounding up the good
boosters from the lower end The
Northern Pacific has extended the time
for furnishing private sleeping car
equipment for the delegation during tho
entire trip To ; o'clock this afternoon.
of this most excellent service can be
properly accommodated. Secretary
Ertert 0f the Aissoula Chamber of Com
m"Tce will receive the names of ali
who will join In this excursion. This
is business proposition for western
Montana and all who can should at
tend and show by their numbers and
enthusiasm that western Montana be
lisEes in irrigation.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-07
AN ACCEPTABLE LAW
SAYS SHERMAN
VICE PRESIDENT PREDICTS GEN
ERAL PROSPERITY UNDER
THE NEW TARIFF.

Utica, \, Y, Aug. 6.--Vice President
James $. Sherman returned To his
home tonight, Speaking of the new
tariff. Mr.. sherman said:
The final result of the tariff meas
ure was reached with apparent good
feeling. This was largely due to the
tact of President Taft. who accom-
plished wonders in harmonizing the OPP
posing forces. The schedules as adopt
ed reaffirm the protective principle.
There VAS no likelihood at any time
that It would be overthrown or aban-
doned.
When rates have been advanced
they apply to Injuries on practically
all other articles the tendency has
been downward where changes have
been made, The new law. as Il whole
will be acceptable. | think, and now
that the tariff questions have been
definitely settled. | look for renewed
activity in all lines of business and ii
return nj the general prosperity to
which We have been accustomed
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-07
WAGE CONCESSIONS
WILL Be GRANTED

Chicago, Aug, 6.-important wage
concessions are To he granted to the
street car employees of this city. which,
il is claimed by those who are watch
ing the situation closely. will avert the
strike for which the men voted yester-
day, President Thomas L. Mitten of
the Chicago City Railway company. 1t
MAS reported tonight. is ready Ia yield
il the interest Of peace.
\ statement outlining the companies
position will probably be issued toner
row, and il is said ii will be of such
II eonciliatory nature that the employees
would lose public sympathy if they
attempted 10 force strike in the face
of the companies offer
The details of the offer of a wage
advance will be demanded in a con-
ference With the union committee The
companies statement il is understood.
will he more in the nature of showing
the basis on which they are ready To
negotiate.
The maximum scale If 81 cents an
hour demanded by the men win he
granted. it Is said. provided they are
given specified time tn reach that
limit, The compa lies viii insist that
Ia give the increase NOW. during the
1T the lines. is financial
imp"sSibility. but they will grant Il GER
tan increase NOW and raise ii To the
maximum within two years. if the en-
plnEes will sign three-year contract
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-07
MILLION -OOLLAR SUIT
CONSUMtSStv[N WEEKS

Helena. Aug. 6.-All testimony for
both litigantS WAS concluded At today
session AT the trial nf the suit of the
st. Louis Mining \ Milling company
against the Montana Mining company
tIinitedl. Ia recover $4,000. 600. This
afternoon the jury. accompanied by
two mining experts from each side
left i'm automobiles for Mary$Yiile tn
again inspect the workings in the
ground under controversy. Instructions
to the jury We're taken up with the
court AT this afternoons session. aud
tomorrow morning attorneys will begin
their arr uments These will consume
several days. and il l. expected that
the jury VIII retire Tuesday -
Wednesday al next week.
IL vas just seven weeks ago today
that the trial MAS started. making it
one Of The longest. If not III" longest,
ever tried in the federal court at Hell
ena
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-07
READY FOR LAST WORK
ON LOLO CUTOFF

Robertson 4 Mcleod. who viii have
a sub-contraet on the Loio cutoff o.
the Northern Pacific. arrived here
from the aest yesterday and ut once
went out To the pass. where they will
remain until tonight, looking over
their work. They expected yesterday
that they would be back here In time
to complete their arrangements for
transp, rtins their equipment IL Mis-
soula nj once.
Contractor Laird, as reported yester
day In The Missouian. is preparing
to get his eauipmet here So that he
can start on his work in the pass next
week.
1t Is expected that the general con-
tractors will be back from their tour
Of the survey this afternoon mr. early
tonight. Everything points IL an
early start on the work and there
will he dirt flying all the way from
Loln In the summit before the end Of
this month.