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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-05-19
Just a Little Rhyme

lust a little labor
ust a little time
Just a little Chi Namel
Makes
the
house
look
fine.
Any one can do it,
Just like A B G.
Try it on the wood work,
That's the way to see.
A. w. LUNI
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-05-19

TRY OUR PRIME ROASTS
You will be captivated completely.
Everybody likes our roasts. Whyf
That's easy. It's because they're al
ways perfect, like roasts should be.
We make no mistakes in meats and
our customers make no mistakes
buying of us.
MODEL MEAT MARKET
VINCENT FAT, PROPRIETOR.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-05-19

Hives, eczema, itch or salt rheum
sets you crazy. Can't bear the
touch of your clothing. Doan's
Ointment cures the most obstinate
cases. Why suffer? All druggists
sell it.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-05-19
THE POWER OF A WOMAN
MATTHEW IA: 1-12.-May %.

M that is szov anger better than the mighty; he that ru1etA
his Spirit than that taketA cit,P,over6s x6:3a.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-05-19

Don't use harsh physics. The
reaction weakens the bowels, leads
to chronic constipation. Get Doan's
Regulets. They operate easily,
tone the stomach, cure constipation.
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biiian". ana then IA" ,.li wI h "a smile
We Iic1dsd /, Win u u lard
l. could not TO l.; -u.d EVA, " =. ;? b"
tur,I~S comp dtdu.. .l.s cay ,u"rid'
Ca ga'n, a. To- g . man ~ ~" rs".. ., - he
he pie" II BrunNIus. H.. y" g"u'-c'
"Aui. - On ~ i,''tug f.pm 100 lu,. 10y
was a.. tH' comma go l-'1 ''-cn
over generous init" iaN oT-l I'D slow cred
upon them and hey W"reu. go :1Nipus
- pB, Wg1 IHt w" w. probably
I losing ra"' Bui' Ne. sad irat r."
Va. wiling ,u Ay = Curtis gIl" INN ~"
word, hut alt '.Ign t"urtland. Yield
Bishop Vas IN very go nc, converse ION
wi.h he furmcr cup Ninn'r sr~lv ~ tho
. CurtiS- naChin" bud Nar- said thRt
NHS IIst lk" y" comm 80 90 come 20
.'"'n fur h"lp Whom be Wrigh, f".I down
IN h" Iob
the pre- cent u"..t f'g b''~r ConduC' ed
Mas voiced nv l.. B,rr wien hn wss
s~k.'d aruI. u l9s, nIgi "" S,id that
~" Nero tltIb of AmeTlr' d'dn know the
mr.; ,Hng .r"u' running 9 meeting 81
tho -pr; grd b.. h.. l.li", ~ ~. g. c:i; d., n
,N"lr inCpmp'. 'uCc u wouldn H.. TOO
hErrh a punish men, for III" Americans
b" ihpugi Il tE,'r membership were
taken away from t'"m The res son ives
~ Folding % me- q IN, r.'nr o.. wear and
IN such a oil ma -. ,hi- a tni- sri5D1
WRIGHT TWINS GO UP AaAIN,
After I-ihITI.s PEI I.":rrr, whICh cGme
few mlnu,". h"spr.. noon. tH"rP was
"A long VA; during EIcl IN" jE. wind
held compile" va" and ho.P we're no
toys aloCt tor . - yiav vi Every in
- odd ~ b" CROW d vi.ch had been =
upt,Ie during n" 'NCi,ns event. - the.
earl - hIu.s and WIlph uow f"t itself
suddenly relaxed with n"'hing more 10
add - -" ~ '."-' ~" gloomy word
WF~ handled sboU; fh4 ~" end " the
~ -TnE' one riIp rae" hrd Elrcady passed.
~ one ''l~e would d,r" - e. NJ in such
md and m be face IT the mornings
record ~ accidents WFs the prediction
:" II vas w.tl cheer that III" grand
and received the announcement ma de
q D.. tlI' Arch HuNs"y and Ralph
J"hnst Ion" would 60 up On special
altI Id" fight Every on. who had
followed ~" events ~ the me-; knew
IN" rivalry Ina burned r-rtwecn ~"
tSo Wright pupils md every one WAS
cock-ur" thai HoN-"y would 20 and pick
IL" daisies ia s,crland n necessary only
tina b" nigh b'd. III" G. nquering John
II m"
II was not until - thai Ho1sey look
his seat IA his wright TCCNIng horse and
gave tn" signal 10 l"' go of IN" rraining
skId> Up ne wont ~ = .harTar anglo
than ustInl. NIOUa Ia put isUuCh ar spa, -
A. possible" between hin-clf and his TtNa!
~hile h" had tn" opportunity Then
about ten minutes lafrr when HoN.ev
had reached something like tho ono fnn,
level Johnston" took che upshoo, and
swung around IN - great spiral. curNiug
always upward
MurrnuTs - Surpris" went aror NJ when
u was seen that although th, wind WAS
whipping III" fIgS straight out from their
STAINS on the grsndstand the Star Dust
wins didn't seem to b" having any very
hard time Of ~ alot' All they had to do
was 10 head into tho northeast when
fh"y happened 10 he swinging tho wind
vav. and there was no minute when the,
could not mak" progr' - * inst tho wind
Neither HnNSrN n'r III team rival
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all during the seconds in which the
accident began and ended ali the thou
sands had h..ld their breath The groan
th"t finally was heard when all was over
swept along the crowd IN long sigh
MAT had spread out Ia the furthest specta-
tor ~ m" ambulance turned on the track
and rut beet w"en the clubhouse and the
administration building for IN. emergency
hospital back under tho oaks
I'm not hurt much Brookins said
A. they lifted him INTO the hospital un a
-tr"tch-r. -hu' want long rest
MlIbIr and Orvllle Wright 4 iraady
wcrn headed across ia. field IA an auto
muhll" 10 learn how bad wer. the IN
JurI"~ tu their tavurIte pupil Unless n
DEVELOPS that Brnokin- = injured inter
uiliy 10" should h- around again ~ tbs.
short tim" that ayIatorS dsvot" a. 4 rule
." c'uyaI''.rrnce, His sleep ~ the after
noon Wa~ what h" needed most Said the
uVr-" amt up On" was permitted to dis
turb liz resi- But Throughout IN. after
moon 'r'r" Ncr" many InquIr-r- about
M. hospital door to ash about hl- wei
fare every now and then Mis- Kath-
"Ilr" VIZ Sti -r"nt most ~ the afternoon
,l"-' .y
Ttt- wa- tho second bad spill that
BrurhIu- has had 'hi- season On A
-l-- 10 Eu-' eight minutes after m.
Nf~.tIuE ni the A-rurv Park aviation
meet BruukIu- fell forty feet Iu one II thu.
arg" Wright machines amt received
cont ..t'~ that included a broken nuss.
tut many Erflf-.- and cuts about the
..Iy ~" We ~ NIX az that time to
avoid trt.rE . group e per-. - that had
crowded u.l ai 80 Or" mold. and a. he
wty'r'.i about Iu, 20. AMY rrVIug '.Iv, I'd
GO. 49, .'E -" ru~' 'riIr~ ~. hlyi Wind
caught rr'u AMI -pi,t-d MN CO.. the c"uvd
H y o.
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anew that OCilrIn was IN trouble and
patching he engine On the ground SON"
place ogt on IA. cour-s. WAS D"ErnIng
- To- loose 4 cheer tor IA" only Wright
'i"r now actively m the race. but ~ tn"
"r~' fiut'rr ~ IN" uiplana's punN moving
wings an" crowd was -Il"ncrd
The spectators watched with strained
lace, H. ia" machine buCA"d On toward
th" starting line The only sound to h-
heard wa- the ~ sErd -putt"rinG uf IN"
lam" engine. ylos- continuous roar
nov hod u"c"m. a pack oi dr-nr."rly
giant Ure,-uC ,"~,
INV yards back Il IN. starting I'm"
ne. riu." ~ a rac"r dipped cart hv ard lih"
a swallow after 4 ynat aud then shot
,'raICht trSard ~" starting I'm" ~ a
h"Igh' = about fly foot But only for
..r instant A. Bruokiu- shot psu-t The.
lawn crowd r"." b. wtS e., l-r"r"d
thrcAr-t ~" racer took anu'h"g violent
do and shot nose forward straight At
IA, rare ranA a few feet uur from "a"
VIZ" screen fence 81 H." lawn
TI.rr - ..-u 80 much - Vruau from
rk- crowd "a, the points II the ~a.ds dug
M, IN" dust The du-' cloud. that
Exploded ups ard from ~" rnIt' ~ CON
'."' almost had y hd' followed u.' 49,"
-l."u.. rigld crowd could $50" Jl,r m-ldr
-" NrpArIsh hal. e d4.' no. uacElu"
49, rIcDCh"t',ug fur an ms ant Ard then
tuTnIuE = sotn"r-tg'
BRookINs ~uEISkS bN,K
Brief A. IA" moments NpI- between
'h- uegInL.ng ( IA" DIV" dpHnva'd
And ,he crash. BrnuNIu- "rIid '" seen
making a ptIirk move NarkN.r. from
his sea- ~ II - get a. far from. nee fret
smashing point 81, pp-sihl' IL" ra-
,h:u" nr-t struck. bounded . '"s feet.
struck - nus. AGAIN aud tt"n "a "a DE-, 80
dust yiaud y turned tail upwards 4uu
,r4'uul.i 80, rull 81 muslin. t-rS"u
GOOD and .'."l and s"'rl.d mt. rr'',a -,
lr'," q 'rr-. 81 plp". 1aE
20" "-r,d -'.il -.i.n' and I'D ~1H
vag...y .nsiC" 'hr du-' ciuIi 'tgrIr"
.rt.I .... r'rI'~ iar.&a'd NOV. .r.i.-
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DIED.

BALDWIN The burial services o, Joseph
HAidV.a. Nbo died October :. viii h~ POI. s
a. Noodlavn C~me'cr, on TIe dA' N'ts~
bcT on 'hc ART, a. ~ 'hr special train rs-a
vin lsa,o GRAND central depot al - and
Lexington ~ n'e.nP
Relatives ami friend, are invited to s"raI
T. = hindIJ 'cqYested nat no nouefs b '-7'
BELkNAP SIddenIy. 81 Octob-r = Lvr -
500 o. sarah = AMI the at Lynde Behave
Funeral services a' the residence % hts m,'1-'
~ Hillside av JAf1A'a. l.. /. sgndsy "-t,
bcf "a ~ =. " carriages ~in meet uH1'
a. tar'ai'a -'1tlcI
nov ~ 90 saturday. O~'opef p 1910 -is
tc,ifrncr. - Wet 55th IT ~arueIW Boar-
Funeral .rV,'cS, wih be holt ~ the Msgt.Iu
N,ralo 3 church corner Of eo'H $50 an.
Madison Az on tuesday. 80 cmbcr .'.H
~ "
Intrrmcnt Tri,ate
rINSIIr or Octpner n Ipo. a. 80 " .
At nj, rr,iieacc. Jaraira and NOR, as
lurbmorc mn, g. james rln,u. 70 a.s
;.i yc.r.
Sou-e ~ funeral h~rca''-r
MOSIi.N On rfids". october - 1910 |-r
Rand. widow % Ho'brft Nosley Of ~. .
oAks. Enelsnd anu daughter Of me o
as'hcv anu Serena IoAar' keeler
Funeral services uil' rc held - no. &.
home iso GI-nUooi =. ras' orange -
Nonday Oc'oS"r %. ~ clocs DO --
PAPER pI-A.c copy
Nfl J. wv w "a l'lh' '''NDcf "
ChArc> SIepar !. N - ~ the s'h %.
~ his arc
Ip-crnl -s-,t-s. N, ls'- resid-ncs sl,o..
MIA Weight U'op.Nn. $ Mondal p.'0
her ~ ~ go y
~TlIGiI7f On ThYr-ds.. October = .
Hclrna. we NJ Segm.ni StirEliu aEs 4"
NoArs
Funeral Sunda, s'iiD " so w,,, IND
WIHB >rddenb on saturday. October y ls,'
James \ " ebb. IN hts stst year.
Nou~~ 81 funeral hereafter
wIGGIS suddenly. on October -. 1910 ~ -.
AHuc tiiy, y. D. Frederick Holms wLSglA
~ -.
Funeral And ntcfmsnt on sunday oetob1
~ AZ Portsmouth, a. l.
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.n"' % D. - D- tr.rci.. "UT.al"u o.
b. 'i' .'.r'! .r.r SAT- .r"u through
no. .". dFF :. r'4nr. i E.G baadaE
I. ..''I t... N.a ~" -prluf"r'-i ab'tI'
-. .I,us..-. .Hl'" b"Naiing h. hard
HI., - f'. "fH,a'Ir'I' crp q and tel.
ma .'..r IS mas 10" h"Ygu' II ~" mechanic
VII .. forge" f.in'.- 80 pat Il Wllcly
80 "a -..i ,lU me t-p!ilr
J." 'l'r had go past 100" grand rtrd
40 pgu tor b" last Ia, bu' IN" hen
fu" 49,. ."ug - no .pgire grow 80 bad
'Hu ~ Frcn,n Nor h"gsn - fear thai
'H' ma 20 SoIld como bofor" n" could
vtu 'un rpUh" for France Ie .ept ON
9 uuE. hnN"N"r. h'rIng again hope
amt ''- .'lr'" were risiTg n h" ripped
'pTari rtrrrv uuIIl tho ~put h"a 4 'orner
- -" u"li Wa- reached
10" '.I' -NIUtiu . "h'ugol Of 4 -uCdoi
100 10 -rI'.'.. mt 80 la~' - final bang
'H4f W"au' = dead nZIn" After tho
"u g.""'- i'r'h .Itfls th" prop"ilcrs sui
Viii. i"4 d."und hTt they lacked the
help throw >" mOnDUl4u. Ouf ~ IT.
'pur-" sd 900 ~" niddl" of ~" agony
o. I""lrF ull'" blast ~ wind suddenly
~ Ww"I 'u' B"rIui about 25G feet ~ the
Irh ~ 'h" 'pTr-" that l"Blan" wanted
.n ''Ig pu
NlI 9" 'HASD SMASH
! .r '.'I"ri hOu" p"lo- ~ rhr- plar" stuck
'F '.'." ''g"lN".. or" against ~" H"l
uu.. fIa fence and th" o'h". H"rns.
'"' ."H! 'En runs along m" f"nc" 10
49,. o.. %. .Dvl' uIss"d fn. first Of tbn..
..... .p ". srrt .h0, nm, 4t.aight "A
'l' o.. no. Uu" IN" rrop"'~r IN front
'' n". '..' ... b.. fU' ""plLf'rs inward
Moo Dr. .u. ct U.p ~" '"i"punro
.I''. ... '..... lru hu fpW"r Guutn.
. DBL, Il r'. .u" ,rr,~dIfn4. and line pol.
1,s"if and POLE up. c.Jss arms. engine
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". mo-. p .r" seen. ~ -" threatened
IL - ,."-
N pluck Ir'har NOT lo.rng h =
b. 4 fn. 'v"u ~ huudr'd'h pdrt ~ a
90 IS. Vh,Tl 81 NJ" Nh"'l var cuu'trl
over 10 rpuuI"Il.f ~" falI IN INTO,
net" rlb,r'd under ~" strain hat WIS
rui up, o. lion 'Igh'" itS'i dld b"
gan 10 rI-s with a -WoOJ Iust when -
Vhi.ring prpJ "lIcr. sharp enough 20 have
d"nIi .tta''.d any one ~ - path Vd-
"hurnrug m" an = feW feet aroV" ~" heads
Of On" aut' mobif-'s Ia" Au'OInci'"
n --'.u tho iuiE"s stand by about 'en
i'"' th"n hor' nUt INTO tho roadway and
80 .r ~" "trip n ranvHs mar,Ing Tho end
81 fifteenth M
latham sailed uu doHn m. uut.rs. 10
'h' - tern end ~ N" field but instead II
.-Uu' rluuug IN over m" t'up. and around
III ruI 'our-' n" turnnd h. machine
slowly Ground and settled ~ m" eastern
.IG 10 IN" H. VI Whom ~ friends from
m" hangar 'irs" hufrIrE over n" learu
Eul' SaS N" matter IN" tr"n'huar aid
that attcr N" Nt"noh hrs ua,hIn" hah
wI'h-tOOd during the half -r,O'tG o.. dan
r"T ~ IN" curve h" d,d not dHr' 10 con
iint" m" hiHht uufil every nIt and Wirr
hal und"rg0u" 81 thorough ur"rhnulInr
80 n va not INIT, la', m ~" ~ srnoon
gone that a'rHn showed ht- SPORTING
-IITii hv rising p'''. NOR" With hi- tTeaph-
'rUus Ua'hIu' and h.rlng around over
the ,OIr-. tor th. remaining ifs. hp-
IN unfinished ~ NJ" W"iurg
URAHAMt -whIrt rEAI-t u,,uiNi
I.raham"- " hit" took ~" t,.-Ilt without
any great IL .play ~ "uthI-a-n bui he
-'.'rn,-d pretty an Jl'H-'d Ni'h tho way
q - ~" Ir-i tu" am" M. tnEli-hfnau
l!idr g. h'.-iiat" 80 say tha' I - SLAM so,id
have beaten him easily II It hadn't been
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>tra: ned himself after record IN this ar
the Subsequent flight they took into the
''.tudss Yesterday II was only 4 special
n sh' and nobody m ia" hangers Al lea - :
,.Is expecting any tremendous soaring
n u tam" when major event like the Gun
nee" might AZ any minute again "ngi ."
~" attention Of the spectators 80 af'-r
they had been aloft little less than IN
hour HoNscy and tombstone began TO
come down
HOXsET COMES BOWS FALLING
II wac the manner 81 their returning
that NOR" than compens a'-d for any dis
appoint ment over the fac that neith~r
Continued on Third Page
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" IT.
Humphreys Severty-seven
Breaks up Grip and
COLDS
4 Good Rencdh.

For Coughs. Colds, Grip. Inilu.
cnza. Cold-in-the-Head and Sore
Throat, "Sevcnty-Sevcn" is a good
remedy, can nc relied upon 10 give
prompt relief.
"Seventy-Scvc acts directly on
the sick part. without disturbing
the rest Of the system.
"Seventy-seVen" is free from all
habit forming drugs, is harmless,
only doing good. never harm.
A small vial Of pleasant pellets.
fits the VEST pocket. At ali deal
ers in medicine 2Sc. or mailed.
Humphrs,s Homeo Medicine Co.. car. yui.r,
ana Ann Street,. Neu loTa.
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international
Aviation Tournament
EVENTS START Ar
400 a. NJ, TO-DAY

SPECIAL irai1S direct 70 Belmont Park vth
isA'e PrnnSl ivAaia station. y entrance ~
Ath ~ and ga I'D - near Sth Ave-. and PA
hu~n Ave BrpokN 90 the terminus Of the y
SubwAy at inter, ais between sOO \. n. and
-"
special 'ratas ulu return promptly after u.
meeting.
Only sp-rlA' excursion tickets wtn be ho-or-d
on special irairs.
The Tournament has been eI'en1ed 20 incl de
oct al-t ? ~ SPECIAL trstn~ "a ~ be nun from
ions shown above between ~ 0DA " and -
3 " thst dAtr
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INDERTAkERS.

yRANk 2; CAMPBELL. sAI:7As " Isd -
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RHEUMATISM

NCute. sYbarute, chronic. rapidly ana psrnl'
nently cured ny The Wallace Treatment NJ
charge whatever until cIrca. GOut. LumbzgD
ana ~,tAticN promptly and permanently cured
u - TIE only treatment thai cures
RHEINAIOID ARTHRIIIs
contains M narcotics other dclsterIoIs
substance No diet No stomach dlstIrbanr-S
inipro, r. general heAI'r.
In case due 20 blood poi sonlnK n not only
cures. bGi rem Owe mercury, etc from :, stem
Once hour. ds'l.. 10 too TUESDAY and Thg-s
day 2, ching .n'il and b. appoint nent Wri's
ior bOoLl"'. Dept :. ne Khsum ateide CO
last ed -. NrV lorN CTS. over drug sore
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-04
CONTRACT LOOKS GOOD
TO MANAGER MURRAY

Philadelphia. Jan. 3.-William J.
Murray, deposed manager of the Phila-
deiphia National league baseball club
and Horace Fogel. new president of
the organization. failed To agree to-
day on terms on which Murray would
surrender his contract with the club
This contract. made by former own
ers of the club. calls FOR the payment
of $500 year to Murray and has
two years 10 run. New owners of the
club are anxious To install another
manager and they offered Murray
$1,000 To resign without litigation
This Murray refused TO do and said
he would put his ease in the hands
of the national commission. Another
meeting viii be held tomorrow at
which counsel representing the new
owners. Murray and the former own
ers. will consider legal aspects of the
case, Besides the $1,000 claimed by
Murray on contract. the club owes
him $1,000 on last years salary.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-04
DEEDS ARE FILED

Hamilton. Jan. 3.-The following
deeds have been recorded with tn.
county clerk and recorder since last
Friday:
Deed-Valley Mercantile company to
Charles s. Wagner. lots s. 8, !, s ai<l
3, block 2, Hamilton.
Deed-Vaiiey Mercantile company to
A. L. Solder. lot :, block l in Hamil-
ton; consideration. si41
Deed--Henry Kendall and wife to
Charles s. Miles. 100 acres near Ham,
iiton.
Deed-Bitter Root Valley Irrigation
company to Charles p. Frost, lots Is
and Is, block 2. Hamilton Heights:
consideration. $4,000.
Deed-May Steritt Ross to d. v.
Bean. lots 8 and 10, block 10, South
Side addition to Hamilton: considera-
tion. $500.
Deed-D. Y. Bean and wife To Will
liam b. Johnston. lots > and 10. block
IL. South Side addition 10 Hamilton.
Deed-George w johnson and wife
to Moses IL. Baker,- lots 2 and 3. block
"a in Stevenssiiie--~~asa-s~-
Deed-M. L. Roark and wife To T.. O.
Deed-Osear A. .E,rtAt and Benja
min Jarrett To Benjamin Severns. 50
acres near Woodside.
Deed-Bittar Root Valley Irrigation
company TO Frederick G, Whyment, 10,
ID, block 5. Summerdale Orchards.
consideration. $1,000.
Dead-Harland T.. Wright To Charles
J.. Pierce. lot %. block =. Hamilton
Heights: consideration. 1850
Deed. j. Bond To Betty j. Bond.
lots 3. l3. II, 10 and west half
Of lots IL and IL. block % in Victor.
also 20 acres near Victor.
Deed-D. d. Nicholson and wife 10
Lacy r. Syne. no acres near DARBY.
Deed-Bitter Root Valley Irrigation
company TO Mary l.. Buhtert, 10 acres
near Grantsdale: consideration. ss.l00
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-04
STORE
IS THRONGED
BIG CLEARANCE SALE STARTS
OFF AusPlcIousLY AND
MAKES GOOD.

There were many visitors at the
Scnlossberg store yesterday upon the
occasion OF the opening OF the greatest
January sale in the history of the
store. As early as s O'Clock in the
morning the visitors began to arrive
and they were there, some of them, as
long as the store remained open. The
cold weather interferred somewhat
with the early business, but there was
an excellent attendance at the sale
during the later hours.
The reputation of the Schlosssoerg
store for bargains and for making
good its advertised attractions. gives
the establishment big advantage
People know tina; there are bargains
at this store when bargains are adj
yertised. And there are siashings of
prices that are almost without prece-
dent when the history of merchandis-
ing is considered. The quality of the
goods offered at the clearance-s sale
prices in what makes the sale especial
ly remarkable: high-class goods AT cut
prices are found in every department
and there were eager inquiries yester-
day TO seek them out.
1t was good to watch the buyers
come. The advertising of the sale had
been done with special reference to the
ready-towear goods in the women's
department and II was to the second
floor, where, these goods are shown.
that most Of the women visitors took
their way
There are few more spacious and
attractive sa.esrooms In the west than
the quarters occupied by the rcady-t to-
wear department and these fine rooms
never showed to better advantage than
yesterday. when the first rush began
for the January bargains. In other
parts of the Store there were interest
ed buyers in large numbers and
wherever the visitors at the stor.
went. they found something worth
while.
The sale will continue for fort
night: 1t Is worth the while OF all TO
investigate its attractions. The men
VIII ind some bargains in winter
wear that are unusual: it is not often
that such deep cuts are made in over
coat and suit prices when cold wealth
er is starting. 1t will pay any man
To investigate the prices made at the
Schlossiberg sale: and the same may be
said of every woman. There are bar
gains. too. IN children's wear,
Yesterdays start indicates that the
sale win achieve great success. The
bargains We're strong enough To draw
buyers through the cold OF yesterday
morning: they viii be at work all the
week. -.s5E. ss
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-04
ROCK ISLAND INCIDENT
SUBJECT OF INQUIRY

New York. Ian. 3.-Thc Rock Island
episode ON the stock exchange a week
ago was the subject af an informal
discussion by members Of the exchange
to-day. Report of the special COM
mitiee Of inquiry. which will not be
ISSUED until January L holds a. least
on" prominent brokerage house re-
sr"nsIhle Tor the incident lis part i'm
the events of that day comes within
the scope OF the constitut on of the
exchange. which prescribe that acts
detrimental 10 the welfare If the ex-
change" shall be punishable on vote
OF a majority OF the governing com
mittee.
The punishment IS fixed n susnen-
sion for not more tran one year.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-04
A SCARE.

Hamilton, Jan. 3.-He-5ert L. Jones
OF Camas came TO Hamilton yesterday
10 spend several days looking after
business matters. Mr.. Jones tells Of
a scare that his family had Saturday
evening when fire MAS discovered be-
tween the ceiling and the floor. The
presence of smoke in the rooms was
the first intimation that they had Of
fire. when search revealed the fact that
an over heated chimney had fired the
adjoining rafters and Hath Fast work
kept the blaze from doing anything
more serious than burning a rafter and
q few lath through.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-04
OKLAHOMA COMPANY
GETS Off SCOT FREE

Washington. Jan. 3.-The case of
the Prairie Oil 4 Gas company. which
attracted So much attention in Okla
homa during the campaign of 1908 be-
cause of the Intervention by Govern
ar Haskell in the interest of the
company, was dismissed today by the
supreme court of the United States
The effect of the dismissal is favor
able to the governors contentious.
The original proceeding Was insti-
tnted by Attorney General West Of
Oklahoma and its purpose was to re-
strain the oil company from alleged
improper use Of highways of the state
and to compel forfeiture of its char
ter for failure to comply with the
state laws
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-04
ROAD WILL SHORTEN
WALK Of SCHOLARS

Hamilton. Jan. 3.-W. A. Daniels
win leave this week for Camas. where
he will make the survey for the new
road between Lost Horse and the CO.
mo school house. This survey was or
dered at the last meeting of. the board
Of county commissioners as a means
OF shortening and improving the road
between Hamilton and Darby. The
cutoff as proposed will shorten the
road more than two miles and will
cut out all the bad hills between the
two towns. II is proposed To have the
new road ready for the traffic of the
coming summer.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-04
A COLD SWIM.

New York. Jan. 3.-James Scanlon,
one of the several champion athletes
on the New York police force. swan
half way across the Hudson river to-
day and back again. his only difficulty
being in lodging large cakes of ice.
Scanlon had wager with another
policeman for n swim across the river
and as his challenger failed to appear
Scanlon started without him. -~..o.