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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-14

r. ASHTON Just now is so elastic that every woman may find something
= to suit.h her. Some Of tbs most charming gowns are those obviously de-
signed for the debutante, and it is n o doubt their simplicity that ren-
drs them SO pleasing to the eye. A delightfully."- gfrnshiooking evening frock
is depicted hereof ivory white crepe supreme Ia fascinating maxi of crepe
de chine, with a dull satin surface)# the corsage and skirt Of which are grace
is fashioned of the crepe supreme while the other is Of beaded net, and
although this is not IN original idea, tut an old fashion revived, it strikes a
charming note of individuality.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-14

SoFTE-See today's menu for recipe
of lamb stew.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-14
For Tangled Hair.
Dear Miss Doom

Dear Miss Doom:
Will you kindly let me know what
will loosen knotted hair? I have
been sick and 1t a become knotted
badly. M. A. L.
Moisten the hair slightly with sweet
oil. Take a few strands at a tine. and
beginning from the bottom, separate
each strand. You may have to sacrifice
a few strands to the scissors, but it
won't be noticed when the hair is
dressed and will grow quickly again.
CONSTANT READER-I cannot give
names and addresses in this column.
The Salvation Army will relieve you OF
the material, but / doubt if they will
want to pay for II.
SOFIE-See today's menu for recipe
ne Ia NH cfou-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14

|traubIing braden 5pei &naben
i'm Sitter bon 10 nno IL Sabren
elm l1nD ertranfen. = SSn @nn<
5enbauen mur0e Ser Sran oes
Iubrmerfsbeiiters Deri6 beim Suit
terihnei0en Ser cine Mrm fur9tbar
ser tummelt uno tags 6arauf mnroe
ibrem @atten betm Mnfla0en BON
Mlofb0l5ern bas cine 8etn abge=
i6logen.
@iirttember9.
Sic iebr nrsgeoebnten un0 abbal1<
Steinbrii6e gu 6 ntringen
loden cine gan5 erbeblide @ppsinou<
itrie oortbin. - SIN &otel CUR &rone
in 6reuoenit a ridtete Elm Geu=
er betrddtliden Sdaoen an. - Sn
II I nj ridteten 8ranoe in 0em Sro-
denraum ser @isi6ranffabrif Soft
nno in 59rotraum Ser Muiier'i6en
8ierbrauerei59a an.-8eimSam
meln bon Sannen5apfen bernnglndte
Mnt. 9aub BON &emmelborf
our9 Mbitur5 to0tIi6. Sn Sn=
gerlingen brannte bas @obn=
ltn0 Seconomtegeb1uoe bes 2anomtr<
ties l1nter1peger, &edner ser Darle=
bensfaile, nieber. = Hfarrer SOB.
56erer BON Strawberries lit
nod einidbriger &ranfbeit geitorben.
- Sn 5hlatti It brannte 0as
SBmal0'i6e &ol5maarengei@aft aus.
- Sn &rona9 muroe Sem 26iab=
rigen Dienitfnedt 6. 2offler bon Ell
nem ausihlagenben &feroe Die gan5e
&irnidole 5eridmettert. = SSn Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14

rer bon II a d., i'm Sitter bon
|69 Sabren. @o6m. ST. gDmarb
8oroer, Hfarrer BON 6 M s bur It,
LIT i'm Sitter BON SO Sabren gaitorben.
Der 54iabr. 2an0mirtb Mnoreas
&unoertpfan0 bon Mllmanns-
meier murbe bon einem g31ge err
fabt un6 get0btet. - Sem 25iabriges
Mmtsiubilaum begging Sberbiirger-
meiiter St. @ilfens bon &eibel=
Berg. - Ser 6 i9ener See lit
int fortmabrenoen Steigen begriffen
uno lein 8aiieripiegel itebt iebt bober
als ieit % Sabren. SSn Son
It a II 3 brannten 2 Mbtbeile ser 8ral1=
erei-nteniilien= l1n0 Maidinenfabrif
Sat- & &empter ab.
Sad)ien.
Sn gffeIoer fam Ser 8iabrige
.5obn 0es @ebers Mabalt, Ser ii6 an
einen 0abinfabrenoen 8agen bangte,
inter Sic Gdber, mobei er %lebensge=
fdbrli@e 9uetidungen am &opfe er=
lit. = SSn 20 Ii + e II fanoeu
ser &utiber @emein ut10 ieine Jrau,
ais tie bon ser Mrbeit 5uridfamen,
ibren 2iabr. 5obn in elmer Gde Ser
5tllbe nit tootliden 8ranomun0en
al1f. SSn geiitiger un0 f0rperli@er
5riibe feierte ser 8eigeor0nete uno
5taotalteite S. @ertler in @orbiS
ieinen 3d. ebnrtstag. SEER @ertler
gebort Sem neutrality-suspicious. itano
felt mebr ols 80 Sabren an.
Gliak<2otbringen.
Die Mrbeiten an ser 2argtbal=
bab II baben 10 groBe 5ortidritte ge-
madt, 0aB man bofft, fie nod i'm
SCRIPT 5. S. oem 8etriebe iibergeben
gu fonnert. - Ser Mbbe S. g. Sac
q1es, 5itular0omberr uno ap. &icar
ser Miiiionen Ser Di05eie Meb, tit
I'M @loiter ser fl. 6amilie in 80 0 IL
ttgnp %geitorben. - 9o9m. Serr
@ononicus 2inter, &farrer ser Maria=
bilfspfarrei in sc Tiff a Ii e II, lit ge<
ltorben. - Sn @ebmeiler feier<
ten sic gbeleute Sacques S6mitt nno
5alome geb. 8u6er @oloene Sod=
5ett.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14
Ntnaor schro1on
MACH FLETCHER'S
GAS TO "a
6e1cn=9 armitaot.

Sn Dorm # bat Die 8oli5ei
sic @ro5eiiion ser @ritfommunifanten
bon ct. Gliiabetb pom Bfarrbaus IN
sic Stride unteriagt, troboem Ser
@eg CUR Stride @igentbum Ser @e-
mein6e lit uno obi@on So5ialoemo-
fraten uno Mnar9iiten rubig oemon=
ltriren uno alt9 sic &onfirmanten ser
Sesobonnes=& Stride iiber sic 5traBen in
sic Stride 5ieben biirfen.
8aber,n.
Ser befannte berrli@ gelegene Sou-
riitengaltbof Ternitein in @ar=
mild 1T total nie6ergebrannt. SIN
IS. 2ebensiabre lit bodpp. @err 6ran5
Z. Ginger, freir. Dedunt bon &i1<
fling ut1o freir. &farrer, 5ulebt
&ommorant in 5traubtng, geitorben.
- @odm. g. &etrus 8auer, 8rior
oes 8eneoiftinerfloiters 9ttobeu=
rem, lit I'M Sitter bon 70 Sabren Ell
mem Sdlaganfaa erlegen. - Ser
8ibliotbefar oes Stiftes ct. 8ontfa5
gu 90 ii II d e n, @ater Moalbert Sent
pier, itarb, SO Sabre alt, pl0tlid an
einem @er5i6lag. SSn @%bmeienbeit
ser Mutter 5iin6ete Ser 3iabr. Sobn
bes Sntpobners &igl in &o15fre<
bnng oas 8ett ieines 1idbr. 5dme-
iterhens an ltn0 6us &in6 berbram1=
tie. - SSm sta0tmal6 gu 8alfen-
maIo muroe ser %19jdbrige 8iirger-
meiltersiobn Otto &etB beim Mufar-
beiten BON ushneeblodbol5" bon Ell
nem i~tir5enoen 8aum eridlagen. -
' SSn &rona6 brannte Sic groBe
Dampfldgerei bon Sob. 8itgan gang
Iih nieoer. - Sn @roBbeuba6
lit sic 5Geune oes Sac. M0am NIT
alien Nebengebal1oen abgebrannt. -
8ergiftet fat ii6 Elm &in6 6es arbei>
tiers @nreus in 8urf, in6em eS Ell.
ne Mugenar5nei tranf. - Mnf Dem 81
1e 6es Dprfpeibers in Nieoer-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14
Klndor oehroIon
MACH FlETCHER'S
- q RIA
2mrentbnrg.

Ser iiinglt bereitS %ertpabnte Bro=
teit BON 10000 ~2nrembnrger
@atbolifen ridtete iib ni9t aaein 9e=
gen Sic bon frei0enfTii6er nno 1o3tal=
oemofratil6er Seite periibten en1po-
reuben 8el@impfungen uno gerunz
gIimpfungen ser fatbolii6en &eligton
un0 ibrer Diener, %ion0ern an@ gegen
sic faum minoer berlebenoe 9altung
oes &ammerpraii0iumS nno Der
Staatsbeamten. DaB me6er Ser &am-
merportano, sic @S. 9apalsn no 8rt=
micour, nod unier Staats= nno &ul=
%tusminiiter @pihen, Die pom Staate
anerfannte romiid-fatbolii6e &elt=
qion, sic @eligion ser 2urembnrger
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14

MEMS BON a%oblengQs. - Ser Sberleb=
rer @rof. 2uengen, bon Ser Sber=
realldule an ser &umbol0tltra BE IN
&1In erlag einem Sblaganfaa. =
@erouftet lit ser &edtsantpalt Sper<
lima in 8onn na6 8eriibung bon
ltnterl9lagungen in ni@t nnbeoerten-
ser 90be.
@eHen=Nana1.
gu 0ilIenburg mnroe Der 25=
iabrige @eiheniteDer Sells aus Seds=
beloen POM 3uge erfabt un0 getoo-
tet. - Die mehaniide @ol5maaren=
gS5abrif BON Slide BEL @i1Iebaoel=
e lit nieoergebramt. = Sn g .
@iloungenp eri@ieo ser itaotii@e
8eigeprbnete s. @0bener. Mnf Ser
Geuber 5n 6 + n it.
bune II muroe ser Mrbeiter Garl
aleinidmiot an ser &reisidge tootli4
perlebt. = Dos ieltene Set ser 81
iernen &od5eit f%eierten oaS 8au=
mamm'i9e Gbepaar in 2angen=
tbaI nn6 sic @beleute 8efer in gtte=
bermeimar. - 8iirgermeiiter @retS
feierte iein 25i6br. SSubilaum als
Sberbaupt Ser @emeinoe Moerooe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14


9as Mderbauamt bat perfigt, 6ab
oas Maiten bon Muftern in unreinem
@aiier, mo it@ 6ie Sdultbiere BON
nnratb uro MbfaQen nabren, gu ber-.
bieten lit. ltnteri udungen baben feit=
geiteQt, oab auf oieie @eiie gemaite=
tie Multern 6en Gppbus pebreiten. Mber.
|oie Muitern3u6tern in Seem Seriep iin6
in ser 8un6esbauptita6t gegen Die
@erfiigung poritellig gemor0en. sic
geben an, 6aB 6aour4 lire @ei@dfte
ruiniert meroen miiroe. DAP burd
sic nit nnratb gefiitterten Muitern
BON Meni9enleben in &C.
fabr gebradt meroen, ipielt bent ge-
geniiber feline &oue.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14

SIN Sabre 1901 manoerten 49,
600 Mmerifaner na6 Canada aus.
Settoem lit 6iei e Musman0erung ite=
tig g%eitiegen. unb erreidte I'M Sabre
1908 sic 3abl bon 58,450. 6ait aus
j9liebli9 Garmer. Sir 1909 lieget,
nod feline abidlieBenoen 3ablen Dor,
aber iopiel lit befannt, oaB Die Mus-
manoerung nod CANADA grober war,
als int 8oriabre. un6 fir 0ieies Sabr
miro cine meitere 5teigerung ertpar<
tet. @egen cine balbe Miqion Mmeri<
faner in ,5ebn Sabren na@ CANADA
ausgemanoert. @el9e @riin6e liegen
0afur Dor?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14
Kinder ecnreJen
q
MACH FLETCHER'S
GAS ORA
Gin &onbnfteur, uelder -sebeilt
iuurbc.

&err @i1foro Moams lit iein Mame,
uno er idreibt barber: r8or GINGER
s3eit mar i9 nit 9roniidem Mbeuma-
tismls anf mein 8ett angepieien. Sd
gebraudte 5mei Slaiden Tolep's &io-
nep Waittel nit gutem grfolge, nno Die
brittle Slaide bradte mid auf meine
GlBe, nno id nabm meme arbeit als
a%onoufteur an ser 2erington, &c.,,
5%traBmbabn mie0er auf. Gs gab mir
grobere 2inoerung als irgen6 cine Me-
|oi5in, sic id lie gebraudte, un6 es
tbut ales, mas es beanipru6t in Sal-
len bon @beumatismus." SoleD's Nie-
ren- Seilmittel BELT @beumatismus,
[inoem es sic l1rin-Saure aus benz
Slut ideibet. Wplitor Drug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14
5taatsbirger, meld)e ood ua6 sic &e=
Iiqion uniere @roBber5ogin=&egenti

5taatsbiirger, melde 0od ua6 Sic &e=
ligion uniere OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
uno ibrer &inoer lit, audi nur NIT Ell
nem ein5igen @ort in sdut genom=
men baben, als es galt uno onge5eigt
mar, sizes miro Die groBe Mebrbett
ser 2uremburger &atbolifen niemalS
pergellen. = DaS Dor ettpa 10 Sat-
rem angelegte Seiuitenbeim in 9urem-
burg miro fir 100000 Marf DEM
Staate %perfauft, ser barin cine Sono=
merferi9ule etnridtet. Die Seiulten
p%erlajien 6as 2ano a(m 81. Mar5 1911
mabrideinli@ INN ii6 at Ser boaanoi=
iden@ren5e an5uiieoeln -@egenmar=
tig miro bier sic @inperleibung &oae=
in bas 5ta6tgebiet 2urem-
burg betrieben. = SIN Sitter bon Sc
Sobren peritarb ser I'M gan5en &anton
8emi6 befannte @igentbiimer S. 9.
@entgen BON 8i9erbof bel ana6 ,
@ater bon z &in0ern. Muf 6emlelben
Sole liegen nod 3 &erionen at Ser
penfieber ut6 9ppbus 6arnie0er. ~
Grnennungen int 2uremburger 8farr-
flerus: &err Sui. 2eonar0p in 8ol=
Der 5um 8farrer in @iIsoorf; @r.
&einr. 2oroong in Staotgrun0 5umt
8farrer in 3olner; Serr 6rieori6
Sdmitt in Nor0ingel1 5um &iarrer
in Gail.
G@mei5.
Sn 6 m M etten, Mi6paloen,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14

&on 3eit gu 3eit muiien III @aib-
ington eingeloite 8onos ur0 idaobaf-
tes 8apiergel0 0ur6 ginitampfen per-
nidtet meroen. Gabei ma1B auber oem
5uitdn0igen Musidub audi nod Elm
8irger als 3euge 5ugegen ietn. Scum
iino in @aibington ieoer5eit 8eiuder
genug, sic ser Gerni9tung BON Bombs
uno @el0i9einen gern obne Gntgelt
beimpbnen miiroen, aber ser &ongreb
bot beitintmt, 6em 5%uge5ogenen @iir-
ge flint Collars Saidengeloer gu be-
miQige11. gu tbun fat ser Ian,1
1tdts, als 5u5uieben, aber be5ablt miro
er bod.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14

8agner'iden Mnidinenfabrit tn
81 e ntlin zen muroe Der - Sabre
alte @ieBer @elier bon einem berab'
fanenoen @%rabnentbeil eridlagen.
Sn 4aItentbal muroe Ser 25iab.
riae Sanoarbeiter Suit. 9oi6ele oltrd)
@rorutidungen tootlih perihuttet.
Sdleien.
Sn 8nn5lau puroe Der Glettro-
tednifer 59miot, ser auf einem Set
tungsmait bei6dftigt par, onr@ ben
eleftrilden Strom %get00tet. ~ SSn
|9iegnib muroe Sberit grmin bon
&leiit, @ommanoeur oes @renaoier=
Megiments No. Z, als er Sic telegra=
pbiide Meloung BON ieiner 8eforoe=
rung gum @eneralmnior nno letner
8erietung in Sen @eneralltab erb1elt,
bonn 56lage geriibrt uu0 blieb angen-
blidlih to0t. ~ Ssn Miflnsborf
bel 3iegenbals iprung Sic permitt1pete
|6abrifarbeiterin 2a6nitt, Mntter bon
Is ainoern, nit ibren iiingiten beioe1
&tn0er11, einem Mdo6en bon 4 ulno Ell
mem BON 2 Sabren, IN Sen tiefen So
brifteih. Mue 0rei ertranfen.
9annoDer.
IN ser Marien Stride gu SAM
noper fano am 25. Mdiir5 oas feier-
lide SabresgeoddtniB fir sen per=
%|ltorbenen Dr. 2uouig @irotborit itatt.
|1as @rab mar nit brennenoen @anoe=
labern, 8lumen uno 8lattpflm5en
umgeben. Sim Mbeno fano in Dem
groBen Mrbeiterfeitiaal cine @ino=
tborit=@ itatt.: &err
81. tbeoI. uno pill. Suismam aus
Seer (Sitfr.). tit gum &rdceptor am
@pmnuiia =&onpict in Meppen er-
nannt mor0en. - Gom eleftrii6en
5tarfitrom get00tet muroe ser 12iab=
rige S6ulfnobe 2obmeper aus 8 a IL
gerfelb, Ser einen 2eitrngSmalt
erflettert un6 Damn sen Draft beriibrt
bate. - 3man5ig &riegerpereinen Ser
fomer@i9aftliden 8%ereinigung Gms=
lan0 muroe oas Ge6t CUR 6Ibrung
Ser Iobne %entoogen, rn6 sic Sabnen-
bGnoer miilien 5uriidgegeben meroen.
@s banoelt iib I'M cine 6ifan0ie MaB-
regelung FOLDER @ereine, melde megen
ser 5entrums @ablagita~
tion oes Deutiden &riegerbunoes aus
sic em ausgetreten itn0.
8aben.
Die @inmobner3abl ser 5taot
@arIsrnbe hetrug @n6e Sanl1ar
1875, 796. - SIN 3infen 8u@el-
fiel oas 2iabrige @ino oes
@dloarbeiters Seebaber in einen &u-
bel @aljer uno ertranf. Ser Sir
6enbouerbof" in @remmeIsba@
ging in Slammen ouf. - Sn ser Sea-
be 6es @uberfellens gu g II a d muir
Sc Ser Miiuer S. Settling aus Sar-
berbiidofsbeim als 2eide a%ufgefun<
Den. = Sn 8for5beim pergifte<
ten iid ser 44idbr. 8iiouteriefabri-
fant s. 59memmle ir. - Sodm.
SEER 8. &iebl, 8farrer in @eiiel=
rum n, lit inn Mlter bon IS Sabren
&c torben. - Som So6e abberufen
mur6e bodp. SEER Slug. Dreber, 8far.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14

brannte oas &otel usternen" total
nieoer. Sn 3 II g itarb 9ebrer &lois
Moos, ser friiber in 6en &antonen
5@mp5 un6 Maargau, ieit 1889 aber
in ieiner @ateritaot mirfte, mo- er Bis
1908 au6 6as Mmt 6es ltaotii6en
8ibliotbefers perlab. = SIN Sitter
BON IS Sabren itarb in @ern Ser
@erpalter ser fantonalen @Dpotbefar=
caiie, g. Moier. - SIM Sitter bon 50
SSabren itarb in Marau Dr. emil
9e4f ieit 1876 aargauti9er &antons=
itatiitifer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14
sdlimmer benn &ngeln.

&ugeln baben goIoaten oft tpeni<
ger 2eioen peruria9t als eczema, Dos
8. IS. &arrimam, Burlington, Wfe::,
an Sen Mrm befam n1o moran CT 40
Sabre lit. rMber 8udlen's Mrnica
Salbe beilte mild aIs anes at1bere
feblte," i6reibt er. Das gr0bte Sell
mittel fit @eben, @eidmure, 8enlen,
8ran6mun6en, S9nitte, 8unoen>
@uetidungen l1no &dmorrboi6en. 25f
III Molitors Drug Store.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-13
HAS-bEENS DEFEAT
GREEN WDULD-BES

Has beens-aa. wouid-bes-S All Of
which goes To show that there is some
life in the old boys yet. Youth and
lnexperienee. although aided by con-
slant practice. couldn't do anything
with experience and skill. although the
vets hadn't been together for more
than a year. The basketball situation
ut the varsity is not altogether prom
ising. None of the old men are out
this fall and the team Is made up of
green men who don't compare very
favorably with the track team of last
year. This fact VAS thoroughly DEM
onstrated yesterday afternoon. wheU
last years team. with the exception
of one man. Montgomery. defeated the
present aggregation by the decisive
score given above. The team lined up
as follows: Has -beens-Ryan, center:
Bishop and Hamilton. forwards: Lit
tie. Johnson and Leech, guards
Would bes-Marshall and connors,
center: Dobson. Spencer and Baker.
forwards: C. Forbis and Maclas.
guards. Referee. Rhodes.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-13
SOUND TELLS
OF new LINE
IN CONDEMNATION SUIT PAPERS
RAILROAD GIVES BLACK
FOOT ROUTE.

Yesterday tho Chicago. Milwaukee
& Puget Sound Railway company.
through it's local attorneys, filed suit
against Daniel l.. 0'Hern, as admins
istrator of the estate Of NJ. l.. Stairs.
deceased and Henry Stairs. The pur-
pose of the action is to condemn
right Of way through the northeast
quarter of section in township 10.
range Il. The land involved il the
Blaekfoot valley and is wanted for the
railway that, to quote the complaint
filed yesterday. lis now being con-
structed
The papers in the suit set out that
the route of the road is to be as fol-
lows: Beginning at or near Bonner
station, thence easterly up the Big
Blackfoot river to the mouth of the
Clearwater: thence to be continued up
the Clearwater and down the Swan
river and up the Fiathead river to the
boundary line between the United
States and British Columbia: and
also from the mouth of the Clear
water. continuing thence easterly up
the Big Blackfoot across the summit.
down on the east side of the main
range of the Rocky mountains and
thence continuing east TO junction
with the Puget Sounds main line at
Farlowtown. Montana.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-13
SKATING CARNIVAL
A SUCCESS
FULLY TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
PEOPLE ATTEND THE AN
NUAL ICE FESTIVAL.

To the strains of wild carnival music.
some $50 skaters. dressed in beautiful
and fantastic costumes. enjoyed the
annual ice festival at the island rink
last night The carnival was a sue
cess from start to finish. The weather
was ideal. the ice was in good shape
and everybody was happy. From the
minute that the band struck up the
grand march until the last skater had
gone home and the rink was dark the
carnival spirit reigned supreme and the
weird costumes flashing in and ont
among the other skaters added the final
touch to ihc scene.
At 10 O'Clock the prize winners were
announced. as follows: The piano lamp
donated by tn. rink for the most richly
costumed lady was awarded To Mrs.
w. w. Bradley; a pair of skates, do
mated by J. r. Reinhard for the most
richly costumed gentleman. was won
by :. Thcrriault. A five-ponnd box
of candy. donated by Gleason Bros. for
the most original lady character. was
won by Miss II. Whaley. The box of
cigars. donated by the Smoke House
for the most original gentleman char
actcr. was awarded To James Reardon
The music roll donated by the Orvis
Music company for the most graceful
lady skater was given To Miss Lucille
Stevens. The pair Of shoes donated by
liacson a. Armstrong for tho most
graceful gentleman skater was won by
Morton Simpson. The lamp shade do
mated by j. A. Cavandcr for the most
comical lady character was won by
Miss Eva Vasser. The ham donated
by the Missoula Mercantile. company
for the most coinical gentleman charac-
ter was won by Mr.. Newton. The sea-
son tickets given by the rink for the
poorest skaters were awarded to Miss
Leigler and w. w. Bradley. respect
lively. Howard Edwards and Miss Ed
wards won the five-pound box of candy
presented by the Nonpareil confec-
tionery store for the best appearing
couple. and l.. ]. Croonenberg won the
meal ticket given By the Royal Cafe
for the thinnest skater.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-13
INTEREST IS STRONG
IN REVIVAL
REV. r. A. AGAR breaches IN
TEREsTiNG SERMON AT FIRST
BAPTIST CHURCH.

Interest in the revival services now
being conducted at the First Baptist
church continues undated. Last
from Mark 10:21 on "One Thing
Thou Lackest." In part he said:
Some weeks ago I saw an exhibition
of snowflakes and no two were alike.
in all the thousands which wer,
magnified before my eyes. As the
snowflakes are all different, so does
every individual differ from all others
In their disposition, their appearance
and their possessions. No two people
look at the same thing from the same
standpoint.
Here are men who lack sight. One
is blind from birth, another from
disease, another from accident; this
one Is blind because he won't see and
that one has put himself up SO close
to brick wall that he can't see over
or under 1t or down the side of IL.
This same thing is true of the spiritual
as of the physical life. II you lack
sight for your soul life YOU lack the
one essential thing and God alone
can cure your blindness. Some lack
sincerity as did that lawyer who
came 10 tempt Jesus with questions
pretending he sought the truth when
in reality he sought to harm Jesus.
Others again lack sonship. The rich
young man had splendid moral life.
he had riches, and when Jesus had
seen him to converse with him even
he had to love him. But Jesus had to
tell him the truth that he lacked one
thing. and that one thing lacking he
refused when 1t was offered To him
and the record says, "he went away
full of sadness" Ii YOU lack for Gods
gifts don't go away full of sadness
because you refuse tn take the gift OF
God which would supply your one
thing needed.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-13
NORTHERN PACIFIC
IS WORKING WEST

Orofino. Idaho. Jan. 1.-THE North
ern Pacific Railway company. in order
To obtain a more practical route to the
Montana divide. is still. rushing its
survey in that direction.
1t is understood that If a route could
be located W orofine creek which
would give the same grade secured on
the Middle Fork the road would accept
the orofino creek route, as this would
shorten the time several hours and
place the company In a position to
handle the enormous timber tonnage
east of here.
The persistency with which the work
Is being carried on here and the large
amount Of supplies taken in as the
work progresses. indicate that the sur
veying parties will be kept in the field
all winter.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-13
A QUESTION

To the Editor see by a recent is
sue of Your paper that the city fathers
contemplate taking us to their bosom.
Is il that We may enjoy the rights
and privileges Of the city. such as free
mail delivery. lights. etc, or is il
merely that me may be unjustly forced
to help pay for the enioyments Of the
more thiekly populated sections If
the former. | heartily favor the move;
IL the latter. / heartily oppose il.
4 TAXPAYER
DAILY Addition, January l., 1910,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-13
SCHEDULE CHANGED.

Salt Lake City, Jan. l2.-Under the
timecard which goes into effect on
the Oregon Short Line next Sunday
the local train To Boise. Idaho. will
leave Salt Lake at s instead of 7:ia
y. IN. The through train to Butte and
Portland, which departs At II: 80 p. M.
will start u minutes later. 4 new
train from Portland and paints west
of Poeatello. viii arrive in salt Lake
at 10 a. III.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-13
MILLIONAIRE DROPS DEAD.

FL Paso. Jan. 1a-Captain John
Hackett. millionaire shipowner and
harseman of the San Canon valley.
California, dropped dead on the street
tonight ut o'clock. supposedly from.
an attack of heart trouble. Captain
Hackett was 81 years old. He Was the
contractor who dredsed the harbor of
Honolulu.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-13
TWO HOG" TRAINS
GO THROUGH WEST

Two trains OF hogs went through
over the Puget Sound early yester-
day morning, bound for Seattle. The
hogs Were shipped from Mitchell. 5.
D.. for coast consumption. There
Were only Is cars of porkers alto
gether and the two trains were filled
out with manifect freight, The ami
mails went over the division in good
time
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-13

Ing a visit from the latter's brother.
II. I. Curran. and Mrs. curran. Mr..
and Mrs. curran We're married on
January l in Mitchell. S. D.. and are
on a honeymoon trip to Ayutla Jalisto.
Mexico, where they will make their
home. After spending few days in
Missoula. they will go to the coast
and run down To san Francisco. from
where they Will take "A boat to their
home.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-13
Notice.

Our electrical thawing machine is
now in operation. Consumers whose
water pipers are frozen and who de-
sire TO have them thawed by this
method can secure this service hy'ap-
plying al nCr office.
MISSOGI.A LIGHT & WATER co.