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The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1911-02-16

There will be regular meeting
Of the Whitefish Club tonight. Be
sure and come out. Your assistance
Is required in helping to stir things
up. At the last meeting the sec
rotary failed to put in his appear
ance on account of a pressing en-
gagement elsewhere and there was
no one to carry in the wood, con-
sequently the assembly room resem-
bled cold storage somewhat He
has promised to be good, and says
he will make things hot enough to-
night.
Brother Sprague has a new pro-
position he is going to spring. It's
good, we know, but he has begged
of us not to make it public all at
once, SO that he can make the sur
prise complete.
Merle c. Greene, our city attor
ney, who was elected vice presi-
dent at the last meeting, has just
returned from visit to kalispell
where he has taken minute notice
OF how the club is conducted down
there, and is going to give the men,
bers and all present very interest
ing talk on the subject. Don't miss
this.
Rev. CASTOR, who is noted from
sea to sea as a church builder, has
had a great deal of valuable eXper-
fence in his past years in organic
ing and can no doubt render some
valuable suggestions that will be
a great deal of benefit to the young
er men. He will be called upon to
tell what he knows about it, at
least. He also has a reputation for
being long winded, but in order
that the others on the program
shall have an opportunity to speak
he shall be limited to one hour
Tenner has a reputation for being
noisy and an opportunity will be Civ
en for him to express his views as
long as he makes the right kind of
noise.
Gus Gus will be provided for the con-
valescents, so don't have that for
an excuse for not being present.
You can't afford to miss this
meeting.
A box of cigars is kept on tap all
the while and during intermission
the privilege will be granted to blow
smoke rings around each others
noses.
The secretary has arranged to
furnish written excuses for all the
married men, SO they need not fear
"her" wrath if the meeting does
not break up until a late hour.
Those who don't smoke can bring
a package of gum to chew while not
chewing the rag.
Yes, there may be something to
eat afterwards. The refreshment
committee has gone to the woods
to kill a wild hog, and if they re-
turn in time they promise a good
roast for those that are there, and
those that are not present will get
theirs the next day. Better be on
deck. That next day roast is high
ly seasoned with hot stuff of the
red pepper variety.
Don't forget your pocketbooks.
The secretary is making a collection
of as many coins of one kind as he
can. He wants to get them in the
dollar and half dollar variety. You
will get a receipt.
Now, are you a live one? Course
you are. Well get in with this
bunch then tonight.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1911-02-16

j. A. Samson, the well-known
Great Northern tie contractor, who
handles all the ties manufactured
on the Kalispell division, was in
town Tuesday on business from
Whitefish, where he has his head
uarters. Several parties in the vicini-
ty of Libby are making ties and SELL
ing them to Mr.. Samson. - Libby
News.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1911-02-16

Sedentary habits, lack of outdoor
exercise, insufficient mastication Of
food. constipation. a torpid liver
worry and anxiety, are the most
common causes of stomach troubles.
Correct your habits and take Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver tablets
and you will soon be well again.
For sale by all dealers.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1911-02-16
FALLS VICTIM no THIEVES.

S. w. Bends. of Coal City. Ala,
has justifiable grievance. Two
thieves stole his health for twelve
years. They were a liver and kid
ney trouble. Then DR.. Kings New
Life Pills throttled them. He's we'll
now. Unrivaled for Constipation,
Malaria, Headache and Dyspepsia.
Csc at Public Drug Co.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1911-02-16

How to cure is question in
which many are interested just now.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
won it's great reputation and immens
sale by it's remarkable cure of colds.
1t can always be depended on. For
sale by all dealers.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1911-02-16

Shelby had blaze last week that
destroyed a number of their bust
ness buildings among them was a
rooming house owned by Award
& Daily. who have a large interest
in the Whitefish Meat market, at
this place.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1911-02-16

When her child is in danger a
woman will risk her life to protect
1t. No great act of hcroism or risk
OF life is necessary to protect a
child from Group. Give Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy and all danger
is avoided For sale by all dealers.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1911-02-16
CONE, CRAWL
OUT OF YOURHO[E
TAKE UP THE BANNER OF THE
WHITEFISH BOOSTERS
AND MAKE A NOISE.

All the Noise Makers are Going to
be in Session Tonight. Preach
ers, Lawyers, Ink SINGERS, Hog
Pencil PuShelS, Nut Splitters and
Pill Mixers. Even the Doctors.
Could You Imagine a Better Con-
glOmOlation to 'WhOop Her Up"
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1911-02-16

You are probably aware that
pneumonia always results from a
cold, but you never heard of cold
resulting in pneumonia when Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy was used.
may be had for trifle? For sale
by all dealers.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1911-02-16

After a man has been married a
few years he wonders why it is so
different from what he thought it
would be.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1911-02-16

ORDER OF EVENING EXERCISES
Thursday-The Echo of Life.
Friday-Mans Ransom.
Saturday-Why we Honor the
Mother of Jesus.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1911-02-16
AT THE ORPHEUM
Friday and SATURDAY..

Let By-Gones be By-Gones,' a
Luben drama. THE Romance of
Circle Ranch,' western picture
that has 'em all skinned a mile, for
clean exciting romance with expert
Craftsmanship and fast riding. There
amt any of them got anything on
this one.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1911-02-16
Sunday Night.

"The Cliff Dwellers,' kalem
drama. "A Summer Tragedy" or
a Biograph romance Of a pictured
bluff. You must See this one.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-05-11
Nsaiee Puhlie 3als

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raSs q q pr snaun. - - pavahe not h1ss
tkaa Ave ysass sfssr ths A.As q - sale: ~
pureAaasr - giys ao0ssss6 esessi1y ~ nortS1Ps
hoionos a the. puFeAAD naaoy.
Datsd this. tAe 2ltA Aay q April A. d. 1871.
PERRY NONJAR. AAniaislsoAar of the ESGaAs
of GoOsss A. n0ajar. Asoaaasa.
Roafssa Hea1riekh
Att0gnSys.
AUrl n, Nay II.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-05-11
Sod Divils Nsv,

NJ. Ten RicAasdoon i reportsd
waxing ahs0t town.
Aiaiae F1ssas' took supper With H. n.
8neisers' Sunday.
Hgs 6ears vas . HUI ealIss On 6at-
srdsy.
Harry Sneiser vas 1t Anherst
Thsrsday.
4 God atteadsnee u tie repset froa
eAsseh last 6unday. That hasket
dianeS y yet ts be. 1t viii - held a
Sunday ths lltn.
Mn. Ten Riehardsoa I'D Mary were
vsoaRgs shoppers on Saturday.
II. L Pattoa eisansd eats at H. H.
Sasasers' on Wednesday.
Lige 8eas built fence On Thur
day.
Blaine Fsss Iost little pigs in the
blizzard.
We Ne Jake Jarous the well man
travelling in the direction Of Unele Ned
Bartons. ''nust be . new well to 70
with new home," says Uncis Ned.
U. No. Ne.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-09-07

NOW ~ Or outside influence We have undertaken
the ev sons the foolish anmoies that nave Dut up Wall
between the farmer OF Ine upon
basis of common human interest ~ d kTr- egTH~
We have undertaken curb the repoy OF these who have
proved and still would prey the farmer WAC ms sup
betras him would turn the results of
profit Wehage undegtakn make OF the far
business man the most OF the ADVANTAGES
govpa ~ me tVs We have undertaken lift head OF the
farmer to SO remind the glorious heritage that Is MS by reason
of saving this republic in all the great in which has pung
ed he and the sha forget te oeuson tna ne
factor set apart and American Before he is farmer
w The task snakpg eined obe oneof the most
complete success in history It's greatest hep come not from
theorists enthusiasts but from the inc onceTs ana members
within organization have struggled the long road Of wreck and
defeat toward the heights where they the sunrise
speak plainly because most OF the men face
are of the do the organization past aptas
and bring fnfmen others on have gone thru storm
and what it is be fooled and disappointed and hu
inflated and fight nspe of handicap If you
fail and new set what they do matter how
willing or earnest? They will have undeeo training They
turn will have to be and epudaand taught orbeaac by bit
ter experience you taught And the meantime the NIGH
tv movement in all interested will anguish and ater
perhaps not get in many That this old guard
and few of the conscientious ones left at home e
We who fought good fight and who God gave light
have kept ea that shall fail We know
that the Farmers Union is the GALL FOR THE AMERICAN
FARMER; THAT IF DISSAPOINTS HIM HALE CENTURY, PER-
HAPSA CENTURY WILL ELAPSE BEFORE ANOTHER FARMERS
ORGANIZATION CAN GET ON ITS FEET IN THIS COUNTRY That
why have pledged very lives the of the That
why knowing that the who fails the Farmers Union fails himself
rejoice struggles already and with the Almighty him
self smiling efforts greet with absolute confidence the struggles
lying as SO many challenges in pathway
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-09-07
WILL ENFORCE THE LAW.

Georgia has game law Col Jesse Mercer of Fitzge
M has been appointed game warden and he declares he
is going to enforce the provisions of the act.
Here's hoping that he will succeed his undertaking The
law should be enforced else before long Georgia will be dest
of game There is deal and if the slaugh
ter continues few years longer going in the
past there will scarcely be enough left for seed.
And just here desire to cali attention the fact that
the duty of every law abiding citizen help the commits
and the waden who will be under him. in the discharge
of their duty For past hunters have been calling for
strong game law At last they have succeeded getting
through the legislature the governor has approved it. and
now the law So
order reap the benefits from it. be enforced If
every hunter will do his duty he will great help the game
wardens.
In the first place every of them should determine that he
will violate the law under any circumstance We know that
rule they going to do it, They take their
dogs and gun for regular days hunt until the open
hunting arrives Not hundred will 90 far as to
do that Once while might be found who would do it
if he positive that he would not be found out, but
~ this kind of hunters is very numerous.
But there few, perhaps who would violate the law
some circumstances really regard as violation
For may be going along the public road having
his gun with him. and his dog have followed him, This
dog may point convey Of paridges the roadside
Now the isn't hunting He didn't leave home with
the intention of shooting parrdges And here temp
taton that it takes strong resist particularly he
thinks will be the wiser
But hunters in Georgia in order that the game law may be en-
forced should be- should resist such temptation as this
they will do they will contribute very much the proper en-
forcement of the law The who yields temptation
of this kind guilty technically if he had shouldered
his gun called his dog and gone from home with the announced
intention of hunting all day "-Columbus Enquirer Sum-
The who yields to the temptation should have somehi
tn which to pay good LAWYER 7-
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-09-07

Jesse Mercer is going have time appointing to en-
game counties he GETS good
the law will be effective he doesntit will worse than
brownsville Times Enterprise a1Ts
That the key and the commissioner entitled to the
the friends Of the
generally He is doing his best with that particular part of his du
es appointment of 46 county more than tbous
nd deputy warden is ndeed an important which we
ave interest The friends ought to ORGANIZE in
ach and suggest the of waden and deputies
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-09-07

The ink the law creating the of labor commissioner
searched dry before Atlanta of Smith was run
ming orit Mr. Spp Of Cordee spoken of probable can
between the two he will get The News being
South Georgian he is home being resident OF the Third
congressional dsrict-Dawson News 4V4"@iasS9fa @
Ship buf stalwart brother Charles Jackson Ship
the well known editoE Of the Gerdee Rameleres rs 500 -
81 aaY Is scszs g1g EfA -c st a1as 14zs gtE4n a
a Editor Jesse Mercer Fitzgerald EnerDrse State
The colonel alright and win make Game
Warden and don't you forget tCoumbus ENQUIRER SIM e ~
81 sts s3aza q w X slasIzze sIGt4
sG-1& aasE3 avgss y a4@
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-09-07

is s..4s5~ saSss.ss&s &1s.9 g Sz.@ss1s:ssss
Is ssse-@s e5 5s sc.--e s.as. s--;sis'sslsss.s':
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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-09-07

- as.z.s- As, s.ssss ~. s. ssEsS ~
.sx1eaSs sEg1 sssass 5 ssss gsss
E@.k ,s~s.es.x E7Fss~g..yz. ~
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07

altea Nebensfraft. ginige Climber
ipGter perfiel fie luieoer in Oen alte.l
3uituuo Oes @albihlafs. IS mar.
am 9}admittag oes ndditen Cages.
Der Ar5t batte bereits Die 4nlpeien-
Ben anf oaS beporitebenoe @liOe Dor
bereitet. ais es pie eif oerfldreuoer
5hein iiber Die bleiden 3iige Der
Sterbcl0en lief uno man lie fDar sic
&orte iprehen borte uE6e gates are
open 2lre poit tbere?1 NaA menigen
01inuten mar tie ianft entihlofeu.
giele fameil, inn 6rau 9oide sic
lebte Sire 5i ermeiien uno einen
leBten glid alf oas nod I'M Gooe
energiiHe antlis 5u merfen. Sdonc
uno ~erbebenOe @orte ipuroen an
ibrem Sarge geiproden. Den groBen
@oum ourh6og Der 9ltft pieIer berr-
lider &oien uno erimnerte Iih mani
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07
eNl4eNz

der inter oen 9lnDeien0en fuie iebr
Die 8crblideue ibre 8immerpfIan5en
uno Die 8lumen in ibrem @Grtdet
9eliebt mo uie iorgli6 iie lire 2ie6.
linge trob ail9eItrengter S6dtigfeit
auBerbalb oes &aries gepflegt bate.
Sic lit Oobin, eingegangen in ciu
beiieres 2eben. Dab Der Game Deltt-
iden SoealiSmus, Sen tie geiGet, nidlt
eurh 0as ltnfrout einieitigen Inc-
rifanismls. iibermudert uno eritidt
meroe, oofir meroen mir, lire
6reunoc uno W1itarbeiter, Gorge
tragen.
6rau emma 8oiHe mar eine BON
oenen, oie e6rlid iagen fonnen: nSA
6ob' geuoatl~ MoAten Ser Sinoer-
niiie nod 10 oiele iid i9r e%ntgegen-
iteaen, tie treble trosOem oorpdrts,
auftuGrts benz 3iel e%ntgegen. Weoge
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07
enftpOH.

General : 8oitmeilter Sit1cod, Der
fir Die 2uft griefbef0roerltng iebr
Oiel iibrig bat, bat ben 6lieger earle
s. 9pington, Der i'm 2alfe oieier
8o6e einen Slug BON Seem Yorr
nod Der BacificfiiIte antreten moa-
te, gum Spe5ial6oten ernannt uuo in
aler 6orm cine neue Spe5iol-8oit,
route BON Stem Yorf nad Sos SIN.
geles pia Chicago eingerihtet
Soington bat Den Slug a~ngetreten
uno 8tpei 8riefpadete, zines fir Gbt-
cago uno ein anoeres fir Sos ange.
les mitgenommen. Ma6t er leinen
Slug ii6er Die ausgeoebntelte Spe-
3iulbooten : &oute, noie ie eingeri6'
tet puroe, erfoIgreih," 10 miro er
oie beioen 8afete an ben Holtmet.
tier BON Chicago, bed. Sos angeles
abliefern, uno oieie iino bonn Soft
9epartement ongemieien moroen,
Die 8riefe in @mpfang 81 nebmen
uno aIf benz iibli6en @ege peiter-
5%ubef0rOern. Gin beionoerer Boit.
lad lit fir oieien 3med angefertigt
moroen, Oo Oie giienbobn : Eoitidde
81 ihtper limo, uno an Obinston's
Slllgnloi9ine mar Elm Sdilo anee-
bradt NIT Dem germerf: Scr.
Staaten YoIt."
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07

lie nidt illir inns menigeit Oie es lid
sur Anfgabe gentadt Gaben, in i6rem
SHINE weiter 6u mirfen, ein leuA.
tenOes 8or6ilO iein, nein, m0gen ale
uniere liebe 2eierinnen Die es Der
0tiibe mert6 era6ter, oieien yeatruf
81 leien, ben @iini6 in iid ipiiren,
ibr 56erflein nit bei3utragen, cir
9roBes @erf 8u oollbrmgen Oie
0eutihe Sprade 3u for
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07
Bcutld jcbt unn Orutfd fit immcr.
Don milbelm Benienus.

Don Wilhelm Bent9nus.
Gs pebt Elm 6eit poll &iht uno 1Idht
bin ourh Ole oeutfhen Gidel,
por ieiner Belle mu6 Ole r1adt
nit ihreu Sdatten neiden;
fem Weber wddft gum Sang, Der flrn9t,
no INNER Oeutihe pobneu,
gum Sang, Ger rauidt uno brauit uno orir9t
bis in Ole ferniten 3onen:
ru1iat eng besrenst ourh OeutlhIan0s 6au'u
iei 6eutihen 6eiites Walten,
audi in Columbus Sesensau'n
foil reid er lth ~entfaIten.
Dob gilt es heifen Kanlpf uno STREET.,
0od gilt es fdhnes Wagenl
Doranl Dolan in Giniefeitl
Dereint Ole Shlaht oefdIaeen
Die 6dfesidlaAt, oie faarfe Shlahtl
Hit leuhtenoen 6epafen
sefAmettert in 6es Qberunos Naht
Ole bohner uno Ole Gaffenl
rDeb itoIs i'm Winoe, Sieespanier,
nit 6einer Worte SPINNER:
.Jm 6eutiden 6eite wirfen MIR,
oeutfh ieBt uno oeutfA firimmerl"
I'm 6ette, Ser ais f%lammeno Giht
Ole 6uufIe uadt uus hellte,
Ser Ketten uno Ger Banoe briht,
Ole Better uns 9eleute.
Ginit miro Ole MIenihbeit einio fem
in Sieben, mirfeu, Streben
ourh feline 11laht. Sein helIer Shein,
fubr tets ms an i'm GebenI
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07

~ Die 9elttl6 amerifaniiden
llnteritiitun9sbunoe Nr. 40 unO 100
peranItalten am J.. geobember einen
gemeini1oftliden Bal i'm altenMa-
ionic Eemple.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07

~ Oeidt al bergeien: Der Con-
serty, G6eoter- un0 8nnabeno, ben
Ser .@ermania Mdnnerdor" am 16.
Sftober I'M alien Maionic 3emple
giebt. Gintritt 25c. a Yerion.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07

~ Dos beriibmte SIO @IOrp ODER
gfopal TiIiener be5ieben sic in TIo.
i6en am better bon Der Nortbpeitern
8ottline 60. FelepbOn ROrtb1565.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07

a. Sam. 6. gRallb, OeIien @e.
idGft lid in Scr. 3tS 9(dte StraBe
6efinoet, enpfieblt fir Die ieBige
soiion ieine Sorfe fir Ginmadfla.
iden, fir gatiup, @ropeiuice, Ii. /.
M
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-05
TUsCARoRAS REHEARSE PLAY.

UnGer the direction of several profess
sional advisers, the Tuscarora Canoe
Club began work on, a musical comedy
entitled The Fixer," at the Roseville
Auditorium last hight. In order thas
the play may be presented in good
shape rehearsals will be held twice a
week until February |, when the final
effort will be :Ade to please h large
audience expected at the New Audito-
rum, on Orange street.
The book, lyrics and music are from
the pen of w. G. Mccullough, n of the
first of the IT1scarora embers. Prin-
cipal parts will be taken by Miss Marie
Sauvan. Miss Hilda Barr, C. G. Dougal,
r. W.. Lee. w. G. Mccullough Nand
C. .ude w. Prange: assisted by a chorus
OF sixteen. A. c. Walker, business
manager for the performance, reports
that indications Tor a successful affair
from the box office standpoint are eX-
ceedingly bright. A meeting of the club
win take place tonight at Acht..-Stet-
ter's.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-05
TO BE BROUGHT
HERE ON WIFE'S CHARGE.

ALBANY, Dec. 5~.-Governor Dix has
honored the requisition of the New
Jersey authorities and Henry I'll
rich must go to orange, n. j., to face
his wife's charge of desertion. Ulrich
was recently acquitted in New York
city of the charge of assaulting Booker
Il. Washington, the negro educator.
Ulrfch was not present at h hearing
before the governor yesterday, but Mrs.
Ulrich was. She did not testify tefore
the Governor, but through her counsel
declared that Ulrich deserted her and
their two children in January last. I'll
rich's, counsel insisted that he was a
residen- of New York city. George A.
blri h testified that his brother was
head Of the family during six years
residence in New Jersey.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-05
TWINS WILL
A TO EACH OTHER.

HARTFORD. Conn. Dec. 1.-The
Wills of the New Britain Twins" Mrs.
Eva Emo and Mrs. Ada Sanford, two
~S0-year-old sisters. who We're acct
dentally a~sphyXiated while on a visit
to New York recently. leave the entire
estate of each twin to the other. Pro-
traeted litigation to establish which
would have probably died first is
avoided. however. by the fact that
there are identical provisions also for
the disposal of the estate in case Of
the previous death of the chief heir.
The fortunes left by the twins are
said to be worth more than 5000. 900.
They were great travellers, and their
personal property include trophies and
souvenirs from every corner Of the
globe.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-05
SIX MEN, STORM TOSSED
IN LAUNCH, ARE RESCUED.

NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-Six men who
Island Sound in a helpless motorboat
were found by the police yesterday.
The men had suffered severely from
exposure.
Eighteen men started in the motor
boat from 130th street and the Har-
lem river and fished all Sunday off
Port Washington. The motor gave out.
Darkness overlook the men and n Ian
tern was waved as a signal of distress.
Finally a dory reached the fishing
coal and eleven OF the men were
taken aboard and landed at Fort
Stokes.
When the rescuers returned to get
the remaining men no trace of the
boat could lie found.