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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-19
Mater, Spbn nnb SudJtcr critidt.

Toronto, Snt., Is. Mors. -
Nobcrt Mnnncr, l5 Sabre alt, leil1
5tbni1bri9cr Sohn mo ieille ndti1D.
rt1c Sod)ter eritidtcr lpGhrenb Der
lcstcn Nodjt in ibrcr bieii9en @oh-
mug Ourh Ginntbmcn Don 2elld,t-
gas. Sel,te friib ipuroen Die 2eid)ell
ourd) Nahbarn ouigciunbe1. allem
Nnihcin nad) mar ons 8aa in Der
Naht 5ufdlli9 allgeorcbt moroen. Ole
Iomilie multbcrtc crit fiirSlid aus
Srlunb Gin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-19
Wan;c Tamilic pcrgiitct.

Mobcn. Miii, Is. IGr5. - Civ.
ben Mitglicoer Ser Ion1ilic ocs nid)t
ncit BON bier mobnenoen wpblbobcr.
ben Eflnn5crs Robert Cotton mllrbcn
burd) Den @elruB bon 9ebodencn
Giern, lueldc Die iarbige aot)in Der
Talnilie aus 9ericben nit 9lrlcnif.
onitntt nit SolS. bcltrcllt bate. per.
giftct. Tic fleinen ai,locr Gotton'S
Iicacl in bcOellflifen 3uItoIlbc oar.
nieocr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-19
Gmpfnua fir bic 0riahts.

Caution Ohio. IS. MGr5. - Der
aeplontc Gnlpiang Der 8cbriiber
@ri9bt bel ibrer Miidfebr nod Eau
ton, lpn lie 9eboren iillo urb Gnoc
Su1i cintreffcn merbclL ld)eil,t iid) 5l
eincln nutionalen GreigniB gcitoltclt
5l mollcn. ErGiibcnt Gait, Ser
&ric0s. unO Scr SlottenicfretGr nIlb
@ouucrncur Snrnloll iperocn erlpars
tet. Die @ebriiber Mrigbt boben Der.
iprod)cll, III ibrcn Slllgnlnld)incn allf-
silteiacl,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-19
@ermiid)tc telcsrapGiid)e Scpcid,cn.

Wd0ame Wo0lesfa. Die friiher
il pupuldre Shouipielerin, licgt in
ibrer Wohnung nobe Neiuport,
Grange . Gountp. an einem Nierell.
leioen bnrnieoer, mn ibr 3liltonb lit
IN anbetraf,t ibres porgcriidtcn Ut.
icrS niht unbeocnflid).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-19
Gtmas 9ofnnugspoQer.
Ncnc Semiibnngen Der Wad]tc sur
Grbaltnua bes N~rtcocns.

Grbaltnna bes I~yrtcorns.
Cine iron50liid) . brItt'd rltl'llfe
Grmobnl,a al Scr0icr. - 2oa
yebtcrc 5eigt iid3 bcrclt, ole'elbe
VI bcbcr5igen. Gonicrcn5por=
ihloN in neller 6ornl, 1900 %orber
bicb ca, oob il, @icn eta aricg
iilr u1permciolid, 1eltc. - Gon-
icrcnjen 5lpiidjcn &oiicr @ilbelm
uno Dem Iiiriten Hillom ilber Die
Nulton. @irren. - sails cH sum
arir0c fonu1lt, 10 ioll icin Sholl-
pInB b%eld)rnnft mcror1.
Nuri3, is. WtGr}. Gronfreid,
WruHbritunnicn mo HltBlano bobclt
cine 1cnrriuiume Notc nod Sclgrao
0tid,idt, III mcld)er lie Scr lcrblld)en
Regicrlnn0 Den Hotb crtbcilcrL el1c
@uiia fiir llntcrholollnNcn nit
Scltrcidl III iinbcn.
NCrlin, IS. M0r}. - Stllte Dent
}~lualp0rti0cn Amt ju0c9nnact1e
9tdfrihtcn oellten an ooB olle
MQd,te Ben &oritluG Stolicn'S SIR
ioiprtiQcn G%illberlllung elmer euro
pGiihen Gonfcren5 ilr @tilegluna Der
@oIformirrcn be0ilnlti9cn. Gas Fro-
Nromm 0iclcr Gonfcren5 loli elll
lhnri b%cDrcn5tcs icin mo bic pollcn.
0ctel (hntiud)en tllllad, rutlft5lrcr.
Sic pifi}icQen Nntmortcn Scr Wdd)tc
IicNcn in0ellcn nod nld)t Dor. Nlc III
Gclltldlnno %mobnhnltcn Scrben ha
ben Die Wtiiull0 erholtelL gum Wtill-
tGroicnit l,nH ibrcr Scimutb 5llrild=
5lrfrhrcn. Cine optimiltiid,Crc Stim.
mug bctltnoct lih bette in 10 }Icnl-
lid ollcn cllrop0ilhcn &nuptlt0otcn.
YGl0ru0. IS. MGr5. - &n bic.
iiQcu o%Iplonlotiihcn &reiicn pcrlnl-
tct. oob Die icrbiid)c Ne0icrllng be.
~rcihuiui9 lit, bic Notbihl11c Scr
At0d,tc Ill hcfolQcn mo cine fricoli-
dC Nntport uni Die 0Cnll0hit SIT cr.
lunrtclOe rlcrc Note Ocitrcihs 81
idIIfcn. 6crllcr pcrlolrtct bier, boi}
Stltrcid) 5llr Mbrititunlo bcrcit lei,
ncn1 linn sic Mddtc Oo}ll rotbclr.
Gonfcrcn5Cn in @crlin.
Nrrlin. IS. MiGr1.-aoiicr Vii,
helm unb MeidSfot3lcr' Shirt uolr
Nillom baltru ifit <r5em Sog filr
Gag Gonftren5ell ob. IS miro fci;l
@cbcinnib 0ornlS Qcnlodt, DOB oic
ltctiQ tritiitcr Dcroen0e Gage an
Nultnn oru @cNcnlitnnb DER Grortc.
rillrgtl 5lpiif,rl Dem Wouorhcn mo
lcincm Critcu pcrantluortlldcn 9totb.
9cbcr bll0cn.
Son elmer NIT Den moBNebcnbcr
@cpoltcn in cn0ltcr Niiblunq iteben-
Den Gcri0nlihteit mirb n,itact6eiN
Der &ll6nlt Scr Don petersburg Jig.
llolilirtcn Mote NllBloub's ici MIR
ltnpollfommcl bcfunnt. BUR rifti.
gen NtlrthcilulN murtc man on
mttlider StcQc Dos Gintrciicl oca
Mortlolt@ ob. Sails MllBlonb ubcr.
mails BON elmer 9cratbul0. o~llitdtt
elmer HotiiijirnN Scr Armcriou
GoSlicll'S ms ser ScrScNoluina
lprcd)e, milrbc bic cin5i9c @irfirnN
cine SturfllnN Der 8ricgSllllt Ger
bic1'S lcin, mcldcS min nit Der @es
lptBheit Der rliiiid,Cl llnteritiiBull1
rcd)llcn luiir0c.
Ter @NuNbramunn crflGrt @icriltr,
Sclltlhlon0 hobr Sen MGdtcn cillell
Don Nc'trcidl lllqoru ol,0crcQtcn
Goniercllj &oridlug nnterbreitet.
Sic oorilbcr pcrbrtitetc Melbuuta ici
outs Der Sltft NcQriiien. Mit Der "a,
tarcnnodrldlt mcrbc S,ueiiclloS Der
3pctf pcrTolNt, Stimmn,lN ocacn
Ncutld)ldn0 mo Die Ipppclmonar
die 5ll MAIDEN.
II II blon0 bGitcbt uui Con.
fcrcn5.
FctcrSbnrh is. MurS. - Ser
bicii9c oitrcidiih . ulguriidc @oi
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-19

Sonbon, IS. M0r5. - Ser III
England eingcriiicne Shreden iibcr
ben rold)en Nushot Der oclItlfcll
Tlptte boliert tort, mo cs pcrlulltct
jest, boB Die britiid)e Hegierun1 ocrt
Infouf Der bier 5u Salbe i'm Nnll
beerifiencn brei Sflodtld)iffc pom
Nreaonou9bt Spp III Grip0gllng 6icbt.
Sic bot inter DEM Goniroft bna
.Reht, oicic aricgsid,iiic bon bcn Con.
irnftoren 81 iibcrllebnlcn, onein cS lit
III Inbctrnd)t Der cnphotilhcl GrflG.
rurlgen Der Wtinilter, baB Die gcfor.
bertcn Observation-Disclosures bolt
It1noig fir alle SGlle Der Notb bin.
reid,en ipcrocn, 5lpeifclboit, oh tic &c
bralid bon Dem Hedt mnd,en miro,
Sci Der beiltigcn Sortiebung Scr
Tebatte iiber Die sSlottenpcrluilligung
I'M ltnterbouie erfIdrte Heginalb Nc.
aennu, eriter Zorro Der IomirolltGi,
Oas 2oilb fonle lid oo5u gratullren,
boB cs nld)t ben Ban bon meDr Sd)ti'
fen pom Grcaonougbt.5pp IN gn.
grifi nobnt. oei1n er bobe lid bllrd)
5uperldiiigeI usfu,ft unb cine GRIND.
lihe l(nterludnng iiber5eugt, Dab Die
neiien Shiiie bonn Snpincible' Spp
nm 80 Hro5cnt itorfer iein wiiroen,
aIs Die eesenipdrtigen 0reaonougbts.
sSerner lei er 81 Der lleber5erguilg &c.
Iangt, bnB bieie neueli Shiffe an
Gampftiihtigfeit olen ulberen, IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-19

Fctcrabur0, IS. M0r5. - Scr
al Nllllltn5o lhlucr .lrtrunftc Trc.
mlernliniltcr Stplppin bciinoct lid, TO-
mclt olli Dcnl McNc Der Nciierln0.
Oob Die tGNlid)en bulletins ilbcr iril,
"clinocn tinacittlt morocn iino. -
Stolppin miro picllcid)t in elmer M.
die COS Nrttc pmcrlniicn Niirfcn.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-07-31

Witman- Maxwell Plumbing O. have ordered a car of sewer pipe and are now prepared to furnish the most req sonable estimates on sewer connec- tions. Remember when you have your work done by skilled mechanics a good job is assured and as both members of the above firm are proficient plumb CTS you take no chances when they do vour work. 16-1t
Imperial Valley press., 1909-07-31

A lot on Brighton ave, 60 by 40, planted with alfalfa and otherwise i'm proved, and well-built tent cottage are offered for sale at s75O. Apply at Press Office 4-tf
Imperial Valley press., 1909-07-31
v. VI. IlA tINS,
 City Clerk. STATE OF CALIFORNIAN COUNTY OF IMPERIAL, )ss. CITX OE IHT HCAJnDn

STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF IMPERIAL, )ss. CITY OF FL CENTRO.
 l. F. G. Havens, City Clerk of the City of El Centro, do hereby certify, that the whole number of members of the Board of Trustees of the City of Fl Cen tro is five (5) that the foregoing ordi- nance was passed and adopted by vote of two- thirds of all the members and ap- proved by the President of the Board. at a regular meeting thereof held on the 21st day of July 1909. and that the same was passed by the following vote Ayes Blackinton, Brown, Pellet Pear son.
 Noes: None.
 Absent: Hamilton.
 In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the. City of El Centro this 2ist day Of July, 1909
 F. c. RAVENS, City Clerk of the City of Fl centro. Cal
Imperial Valley press., 1909-07-31
ORDINANCE NO. 3e.

An Ordinance Creating the Office Of r1ealth officer; Fixing the Salary There of and Regulating the Plumbing In the Cttv of Fl Centro.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-31
A GRACEFUL HOSTESS.

1t is the unanimous opinion of thos-
who were the guests of the Thompson
ueopIe last Saturday, that the county
seat of Sanders is delightful
entertainer 1t is also unanimous
recommendation that the fish feast be
made an annual event; 1T will be Ger
tain to receive liberal patronage. The
guests at Thompson's banquet are en-
thusiastic In their praise of what was
done for their entertainment: they say
that they We're never treated with
more charming hospitality. and they
are earnest in their hope that they
will be invited again. Were Thompson
to decide to hold such banquet each
wear. she would attract much atten-
ton to her delightful location ana
would aequaint many people with hes
very desirable environment. The towh
has many warm friends already. but
such affairs as that of Saturday
would add greatly To the number.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-31
TUESDAY. AUGUST 81, 1909.
COMING ALONG.

Yesterdays developments in the
bridge construction brought renewed
hope and strengthened confidence that
the structure will be completed this
season. There were dash and vigor
in the movements of the construction
crews on both ends of the work: the
first Of the huge steel girders was
swung into position with degree OF
precision and promptness that was re-
freshing after the days Of waiting that
have discouraged some of the oniook-
ers. 1t is the opinion of those in
charge of the work that the bridge can
be completed in a little more than
sixty days. II Is the hope of those
most interested-the people of Mis-
soula-that this will be the result of
the excellent new start that has been
made. There are good men on the job
and all of the material is at hand
The weather is favorable, and there.
appears to be no reason why the
bridge should not be completed before
winter. Let US all pun for 1t.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-31

citic will be evolved which will be
presented to the next session of con-
gress for action.
The president has stated it as his
opinion that the Interstate commerce
commission should be clothed with
judicial authority and that there
should be a special bureau of prosecu-
tians established in the department of
justice. He anticipates little difficulty
in preparing recommendations for the
control of over-capitalization OF cor
porations and the over-issue of stocks
and bonds. The problem which pre-
sents the gravest complications is the.
amendment of the antitrust law. The
sessions of the commission this week
are fraught with greatest significance;
IL Ii expected that their results will
determine to a great extent the char
acteristic policy of the Taft admins
tration.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-31
MAPLE LEAF ACTIVE
SINCE SALE
MORGAN INTERESTS ARE RENO,
WAITING GREAT WESTERN IN
ALL DEPARTMENTS.

st. Paul. Aug. 3n-As an indication
Of the new energy injected into the
management of the Chicago Great
Western railway since the sale Of this
road recently In the Morgan interests.
GENES tho announcement III tho inn
mediate .reopening of their car shops
at South Park suburb of ST. Paul,
entailing the employment Of ii very
considerable force of skilled mechanics
and n large army al iahorers.
1t In the intention To operate these
shops. which have been Chased for
over "A year, nn very extensive scale
as soon as the necessary quota of
skilled men can Ia recruited.
Orders have already been issued for
the rebuilding Of IA considerable por
tion Of the roads freight car equip
ment. i'm preparation for the handling
of lis share Of the enormous crop
movement in the northwest this fail
and the anticipated business of the
coming winter.
These facts. taken i'm connection with
the preparations al all the other north
western lines, many of whom have
placed extensive orders for new roll
ing stock and locomotives of all de
scriplluns. augurs we'll for the hopeful
aspect of business conditions. an cN-
ceedtngly heavy fall and winter bust
ness being anticipated by all the vest
.rn lines.
Their is no appreciahle falling off as
yet in passenger traffic 10 the coast.
and the rush is as great as ever. Re
ports from all the western lines indi-
cate that everything ON wheels that is
fit for use is pressed into service and
applications for berths are coming i'm
daily
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-31
NEW PROBLEMS.

Converting in New York today. Pres
dent Taft's commission for the reor-
ganizatinn of administrative depart
ments and methods will begin its inn
portant work. This commission.
headed by Attorney General Wicker
sham. includes in its membership Sec
retaries Nagel and Ballinger. Solicitor
General Bowers. Commissioner ProutS
of the interstate commerce commits
sion and Representative Townsend OF
Michigan. IL is expected that the
commission will remain in session Tor
nj least week: its closing work Will
be the preparation Of report To the
president. embodying its views con-
corning the necessary changes In the
machinery nj the administrative work.
MIR. Taft has expressed his reeogni-
ton af the fact that the development
Of the government and the enlarge
ment of the executive departments
have brought about complications in
the work of departments and bureaus
which hamper the operation "f the
administration, and it is desired that
the laws and department regulations
be So changed a. 10 prevent the en-
croachment by one department upon
the field III another
At present the department NJ COM
meree and labor duplicates some oil
the work of the interstate commerce
commission. and there A. also con-
fIiet of authority between the inter-
state commerce commission and the
department of justice In the land
fraud cases the department of the in
terror has trespassed 10 some extent
upon the field of the department of
justice The purpose OF the present
commissions work is To arrange an
administrative system BY which all
friction will be removed and undsF
which there will he no duplication al
work; there is enough 10 be done
without having any of the work per
formed twice.
There have been many suggestions
made as To The manner Of readjustina
the administrative work to accomplish
the end sought: these suggestions Will
he conssd .rei by the special eommss-
sion ia It's work this week Out of all
the recommendations. something spe-
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-31
TRACKS UNDER WATER.

Corpus Christi. Tex. Aug. 36,-Re-
ports received here to-day say the
tracks of the Texas 4 Mexican rail-
road. which runs between here and
Laredo, are under water the entire
distance as a result of the recert
heavy tropical storm, 4 number of
washouts are reported ON the ST Louis
4 brownsville and the Texas Mexican
roads. Water is standing two feet
deep I'm the streets Of Darlingen.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-31
JAPS ARE COMING.

Seattle. Aug. a0.-The Great North
ern steamer Minnesota. carrying Baron
Shibusawa and the other japanese
commissioners to the United States
and a $4,000. 600 cargo. was reported
by wireless today soa miles nj sea and
will arrive at Port Townsend late to-
morrow. The Minnesota had orders
To make fast time and would have
broken her transpacific record but
for adverse gales. 1t is expected the
Japanese will arrive about ? o'clock
Wednesday morning.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-31
NEWS OF THE RAIL
FOR A DAY
RECENT HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL
INTEREST IN THE RAIL
ROAD WORLD.

Baliasting and grading on the North
ern Pacifie's new doub,e track between
this city and Garrison has been neary
finished, and "A few days win see the
last work train off the line and the
track in finished condition. Two
work trains will be taken off this week
and the last crew at work on the grading
will have finished, it Is thought, be-
fore many more days. This job has
been a big one, the construction of
the 80 miles of double track having
taken little more than two years
The results have proved to be worth
the expenditure Of time and money.
however, and with the double track i'm
operation on this part of the road.
which is one of the most heavily used
on the system, a lot Of bad delays and
tie-ups have been saved during the
last year. During the rush of last
month. when the passenger travel was
almost too big To handle, the double
track was the only relieving phase to
the situation, and to il is due the fact
that things went as smoothly as they
did.
The completion of this piece Of road
gives practically a double track over
the whole division, for, with the trans
fer of freight over the Paradise cut
off to the end of the division, two
tracks are in operation over the whole
with the exception of the stretch be
tween Missoula and DeSmet, the Hell
ena cutoff on the west end filling
the gap between Garrison and the east
terminal.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-31
THAW is LIBRARIAN.

Matteawan. y. Y. Aug. s0.-ln the
search for regular occupation Tor IL
X. Thaw. recently recommitted 10 the
state hospital for the criminal insane
here. the authorities of the institution
Fave appointed him to the post of Ii
hrarian.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-31

Facilities along the Puget Sound are
rapidly being improved. and within
the next couple of weeks passenger
traffic will be handled over the Mis-
sou,a division in first-class shape. on
Sunday the last touches were given
Ia the new depot at Alberton, and the
offices are all ready for the division
officials as soon as they are ready to
move. The lunch counter I'm the depot
was formally opened to the public
Sunday afternoon. Passengers ON No.
I viii take their lunch and those on
No. 9 their dinner there until such
time as a dining car service is in
stalled. The lunch room Is one OF the
best equipped and the cleanest eating
houses along the line. and ii, with the
other similar restaurants which are
being put In along the line by the
John +. Murphy News company. VIII
give service to the passengers over the
road until the dining car service Is
added This will be done, It Is
thought, within another week. There
has been a great deal of talk lately or
this subject, and leading official of
the road here said several days ago
that a diner and a sleeper would be
put on the two passenger trains early
in September.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-31

on the subject of n change in divi-
sion headquarters there has been lot
of conflicting talk of late. When the
plan Of the road to put the hcadauar-
tiers of the Missoula division in Al
bcrton. Il little town located only 80
miles from Missoula. and having very
Inadequate facilities for terminal
yards and shops, was announced there
was a big protest. The road has am
pie room In Missoula i'm which to
build its shops and yards, and the
railroad people themselves were rather
averse to moving 10 the little town In
the canyon. Conditions in Abortion
itself would seem TO show that no
change would be made. The depot
there. which has just been finished. is
no larger than the usual station along
the line, and as soon AS the ticket,
baggage and waiting rooms are put In
there will be little room in the one
story building for the division offices.
Then. too, the roundhouse and other
buildings which have been erected
there are of n temporary characte-
only, fact which gives weight To the
theory that the headquarters are not
To be moved. At Missnula, on the
other hand. II large tNn-story depot Is
to be- built. aud the company owns
enough land along its right of way
here To permit it TO build all of its
division offices in Missoula, the nat
ural center of the division.
The officials are, however. silent and
refuse 10 state what they think of the
situation. At any rate. no change Will
be made for the time being. and 1t is
very probable that Missonla will in
time be The real headquarters town.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-31

As the Higgins avenue bridge as
sumes shape. the stories OF wrong
measurements and faulty construction
are hushed.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-31

If you see a man smiling broadly and
rubbing his breadbasket. you may
know that he was a guest at the
Thompson trout banquet
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-31

The Missoulian's advertising pages
furnish a safe guide for parents who
are preparing the youngsters for
school.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-31

on parallel courses the automobile
has Il show against an express train;
in Il collision it is different.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-31

In another week. the big Labor-day
celebration. This should be "A case of
everybody drill.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-31

Midsummer is little behind the
calendar schedule. but 1t Is cordially
welcome.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-31

on his journey back to Washington
city from Washington state. Secretary
Ballinger finds the trains all too slow.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-31

If you see rock in the road roll
it out. That's one way to improve the
highways.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-31

Have you choice apples or grain or
hay or vegetables? Display them at
the apple show.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-31

Trainmaster Hagerty of the North
ern Pacific Is back I'm the job again
after II months iay-off from the long
grind. He has had a good vacation
and an enjoyable one. and he is back
in the harness again in che pink of
condition. Yesterday he started out
To get Il line ON the division with Il
trip To Helena. Tommy Chester, who
has been filling the trainmasters
shoes for the last month, went back
In his run on the West local sester-
day.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-31

Try Muscular class ad this warm
weather. 1t will save steps.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-31

Mr.. Pinchot. meanwhile, enjoys his
quiet sojourn on the coast
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-31

Mr.. Hartman is likely to ho'd the
helm for some time longer.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-31

Every new railway means more
business for Missoula.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-31

Excellent progress Is being made
with the Higgins avenue bridge
Daily Bulletin.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-31

The return of Pastor TAFT to his
Missoula people Ii pleasing tn them.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-31

Line up for the support of the apple
show.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-31

AS Is fish center. Thompson leads st
John by considerable margin.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-31

Columbia is likewise the gem of the
atmosphere.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-31

The railroad commissioners have
reached the final stage of their long
inspection trip over the railroads of the
state. having started over the Great
Northern Saturday. This road is the
last tn be taken up and ON the conf
pletion nf their trip over this road the
commissioners will probably be ready
To announce the rate revisions, IL there
are any to he made. The Billings rate
discrimination trouble has been quiet
I'd down through an agreement With
the railroads. and this dispute. which
Mas the real cause Of the commissions
long trip. Is now al an end. This viii
do away with the biggest part of the
job. sn that but little revision may be
expected a. the result of the inH.stl-
CATION