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HOLIDAY BALLS.
Christmas and New Years Events at
 the Arlington

Next on tie Arlington Hoteis social card is the annual Christmas night lllI. The dancing hour has been ad- yanced to 9:30 o'clock by Manager Joe w. Corrington so as to allow the guests of the big hotel and Hot Springs social set plenty Of time to enjoy their Christmas dinners. The beautiful ball room will be special ly decorated for the occasion and Professor Richard Barton is arrang- ing his banner dance program ef ihe year
 As New Years eve falls on Sunday Manager Corrignton has advanced the annual New Years Eve ball to New Years night. Reservations are pour ing and the spacius dising room and grill room are bound to be crowded by the merry makers. The dancing New Years aight will also commence at 9:S0 o'clock.
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INFORMAL BALL.
Pleasant Dancing Party at Arlington
 Hotel Last Night.

The Arlington hotel gave it's final informal dance of the year last night The beautiful ball room which is be. ing specially decorated for the Two big holiday balls. was well filled by guests of the famous hostelry and representatives Of Hot Springs social set all evening.
 The dancing lasted from g o'clock until il and genuine regret was ex- pressed on all sides when Professor Richard Barter played his last numl Der. Among those on the floor were.
 Miss Grace Minehart of chicaso, Mrs. w. ]. Bryan of Lewiston, Mont, Mrs. ]. A. Mckay of Saskatoon. Can, :; Mrs Charles Michelsetter of cliics. go Miss May Foster Of Little Rock :: Mss Florence Walbaum Of New York. Miss Logan of Washington. D. C.. Mrs. Frank Till of Brooklyn. N. Y. Signor Nlstal of Tampa, Fla: MT. Aaron French of Pittsburg. Pa. Mir. Mir Sidney Busch of St. Louis Mr and Mrs Isaac Block Of Cleveland, O.; and Mrs. Whit stean1s. Mrs. h. gersoll Goodwin. Mrs Irving Kellar. Miss Louis Lanier. Mrs. Oscar Col. lins. Miss Frances Eisele and Miss Atten Williams Of Hot Springs
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SOCIALISM

Shall the things we use in common be owned in common?
 Leon Durocher, one of the Lyceum Bureau representatives of ;Ihe Nation al Socialist party will speak e.l Sosi- alism at the Redmens Hall at 2:30 D. m.. this Sunday. Dec. 24.
 Bring somebody with you to hear the speaker. This meeting is prelim. mary to a great educational campaign involving thousands of speeches and the circulation Of hundreds of car loads of Socialist literature. Listen. read, thinkl
 Look again at that date.
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Atr Edward A Busch tIie st. Louis brescr. Nho is again | guest of the Ailiigicp hotel for the winter. was Joined by his son, Sidney Busch. yesterday. Young sdr. Busch is al tending Smith Academy II St. Louis and will remain in Hot Springs until the holiday season is over. He was Smith Academy's quarter back the pas football season and Is generally rate one of Missouri's llkelest young Ruebv players
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iteTized accounts of above at Business Mems League, and open for public inspection.

Miss Kittie Mooney has gone to Lit tie Rock to spend Christmas visiting friends and relatives.
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6y Missouri Pacific
Name of Paper.


 CHICAGO, ILL. O '' -. ........... Jan. Feb March ,rn;,u,,a MINNEAPOLIS, MIN. Tribune Journal, News Ion Eb nr,
 ST. PAUL, MIN Dispatch Pioneer Press News Ian Eoh N.u.,
 CLEVELAND OHIO Flaindeaer, Leader, Press 1r Po,,
 BUFFALO N Y Express Courier Enquirer. News Times To-, poh
 TORONTO ONT i''i anu Express Globe, Star Saturday Night Jan Feb
 DETROIT MICH News, Saturday Night Free Press Ian Ed,
 TOLEDO, OHIO Blade, News Bee ... I Ft
 CANTON OHIO '' s' Repository ..
 WHEELING, w VA seeei ''' ..... ............ Jan., Feb. EVANSVILLE, OHIO.
 DENVER COLO. Rocky Mountain News Post Republican Ian Eoh
 HELENA MONT Record Independent .... Jan. Feb March
 ANAC0NDA, MONT Standard .....,................ Jan Feb March
 BUTTE, MONT. Miner, Inter Mountain ........ Jan. Feb
 MONTREAL, QUE. olsi ''''.t .,.............. Jan
 DAYTON, OHIO News, Journal ............ Jan Feb
 SPRINGFIELD, OHIO. FeWS ...................... ...... Ian Feh
 COLUMBUS, OHIO. Dispatch, Ohio State Journal ....... Jan. Feb
 QUEBEC QUE. Telegraph La Soleie ............... Jan. Feb
 ST. LOUIS, MO Womans' National Daily - Ian Feb
 DIES MONIES IOWA Register and Leader, Tribune Capitol - Jan Feb
 PITTSBURGH, PA Dispatch Post Telegraph, Gazette Times i0s '''s' ,...., ...... .......... Jan, Feb
 CINCINNATI OHIO Times Star, Enquirer, Post Com Tribune Jan, Feb
 LOUISVILLE, KY Courier. Herald Times .......... Jan Feb March
 EVANSVILLE IND. Souiiei F Jan, FeD
 INDIANAPOLIS, IND. News, Star .................... .s.. Jan, Feb
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Bifikeft Williams arrived yesterday from fhe Trnivshsltv of Virginia to spend the holidays with his parents.
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W H. Gaines has returned from school to spend the holiday seasca with bis aunt, Mrs F q Williamson.
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Summary

Amount expended by Missouri Pacific and
 Chicago and Alton R. R. ............ SIG, TAI AMount expended by Rock Island R. R. -. SIS GUS 45l
 Total amount expended in advertising
 1911 .,................a...... $29885. .19 | Amount carried forward to apply on 1912
 campaign by Missouri Pacific ....... S273 26I Amount carried forward to apply on 1912
 campaign bY Rock Island ...-......... $2,841.55 Total $ss,oooooI
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Perne Ledgerwood has returned from school al Tulane University, to
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Mrs. A. D. Williams of crestosl, Iowa. is spending the holiday season with Mrs. Sam Davis on Cedar street
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spend the holiday season with reia tives.
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complete Statement of the 1911 Advertising Campaign Ft
Following isA List of Newspapers Used.

Name of Paper Date
 TERRE HAUTE, IND. W '''''t.'., .t....+......... Jan. Feb.
 MUNCIE, IND. " - = =. ....... -....-.,,. Jan. geo LEXINGTON, KY. " - - =. Jan.
 DULUTH MIN Ne"s 1rloune .................. Jan., Feb, Marcn
 MILWAUKEE, WIS. sentinel Wisconsin, Journal Abend Post Germania .................. Jan. Feb March
 GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. i1erao' Pfess ...,............. Jan, Feb, March
 BALTIMORE, MD. i'i' ooi' '.' Jan.
 BOSTON, MASS ~ 'f''''''.''' ,'.'''s.. ...~t.... Jan
 NEW YORK Commercial, Evening Post, Sun Times World Jan
 PHILADELPHIA PA hVenng Bulletin Inquirer, North American, Press, Public Ledger, Record ....... Jan Feb.
 PROVIDENCE, R. l. . :.
 WASHINGTON, D. c. ~ 't.''s' .....ti .......,.-,- Jan, Feb.
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MAN GET CURED
 OF BLOOD POISON

THE QUICKEST WAY: use 606. It is safe in the hands of one who KNOWS. IA SURE WAY but not so quick THE ANTILUES VEGETAB LIE COMPOUND. Has been used half a century with most satisfactory results. IN OLD CASES where the us- ual remedies have failed, still have another remedy that has yielded brilliant results. My Motto: Money back if not satisfied.
 CONSULTATION FREE
 Hours: 9 a. m. to 5 pm.
 N. A. HAiZLIP, M. D.
 629A Central Avenue.
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-06-08
JAMES WALSH CASE
HEARD BY Dyson
MAN ACCUSED or ATTEMPTED
BRIBERY IS BOUND OVER TO
THE DISTRICT COURT.

James A. walsh. who was recently
arrested on the charge Of attempting
to bribe juror I'm the case of Cyr
against the Milwaukee, and Northern
Pacific railroads, was given a hearing
before Justice OF the Peace Dyson yes
terday morning. After the state had
presented its testimony the attorney
for the defendant moved that the case
be dismissed on account of insuifi-
cient evidence. The motion was over
ruled, and. on motion of the county at
torney. Walsh was bound over to await
the action of the district court. Peter
Monahap, Dennis Cahill and Charles
Hall were witnesses for the state. The
defense presented no testimony Mr..
walsh was not placed under bond. but
was allowed to go on his own recog-
nizlncc.
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-06-08
SCENE
AT The GRAND
FILMS SHOWING SUPERVISED
PLAY IN AMERICAN CITIES
SHOWN TONIGHT.

Tonight ~ the Grand theatcr the
people Of Missoula viii have another
opportunity To see the moving pictures
of public Fairgrounds. Since the first
presentation Of these pictures the in
tercst In them has spread In all quar-
ters of the city. and as there have
been many persons who were unable
to see them before. Manager Stone
Of the grand theater has kindly con-
scented To have them displayed again.
The moving picture film of the play
ground activities is the most eloquent
argument for the movement, and those
who have II vague idea of directed
play will get n clear understanding nf
the whole movement.
Tomorrow. Friday afternoon the
playground pictures win be shown
again for the benefit Of the school
children OF MissouIa. Already many
of the children are initiating the
games displayed In the pictures and
therefore this interest IL expected to
bring out II large number to see what
they may realize this summer.
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-06-08
GERMAN BAND BUSY
IN THE CITY
ALLEGED MUSICIANS ARE PRES
EMIT WITH AN UP-TO.DATE
REPERl ORE.

The German band is degcnerating.
The process Is not n slow one, but
has been accomplished in. what seems
very short space Of time. The mel
odies Of the "Vaterland" are no longer
n money getter and the strains of
kiss Me" and Every Little Move
ment" seem to act much better as n
loosener. than Die Wacht am Rhine,
or "Ach. Du Lieber Augustine
The above observation was made
after great deal OF patient and pain
ful listening to the six semi musicians,
who are perpetrating their holdup on
the different saloons and other busi-
ness places I'm the city. With con-
certed effort the six blow artists would
hurl discords through saloon door
and follow this up Mith mess of
misconstrued harmony that would
have made II brass monkey give up
readily. They collected quite a few
shekcls under the promise of moving
up In front of a competitors place OF
business.
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-06-08
ROSES FOR GRADS
ARE FINE
COMMENCEMENT DAY CALLS
OUT A CHARMING DISPLAY
OF BLOSSOMS.

This is graduation day. There viii
be flowers and smiles and tears And
the weather man stands n chance to
get in bad unless he does better than
he did yesterday There were many
telephone Inquiries last night at The
Missoulian office. asking for the fore
east. The florists did n lively bus
mess last night and yesterday after
noon.
Al the city store of the Missoula
Nursery company there was the finest
display of roses and carnations that
has been seen In Missoula In many
n year. The show bench was mass
of fragrant bloom last night and Flor
ist Joe Smith said he had been hold
ing reception all afternoon for the
benefit OF those who called to admire
the flowers.
"They are coming for the roses In u
way that makes II seem like old times
said Mr.. Smith "The roses seem to
catch probably because we have
not been having 80 many this spring.
But they like them and 1t has been
a pleasure to see the crowd come To
enjoy them
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-06-08
LUSk's COLLECTION.

y. s. 1.usk of the First National
bank has begun collection which Is
not only interesting hut of great his
torical value. Mr.. Lusk now has
views, which are photographs or pho
tographie copies of drawings. that
show Mlssoula ms II was In 1865. 1884,
1892. 1896 and 1910 He wishes to
obtain other vloAs for the intcrmedi-
ate dates and when he has them In
sufficiently close series he will have
them enlarged and hung on the walls
of the bank. Anyone who may own
"A View of Missonla taken at any other
date than those mentioned, Will con-
fer q great favor upon Mr. Lusk by
'oaning him the picture long enough
To have n Photographic copy made.
1t VIII he cause for local pride to
be able to show visitors the growth
from the first drawing made by Gran
Vile Stuart IN 1SG5. through all the
years 10 the latest date.
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-06-08
FLORENCE HOTEL CLERK
GOES TO GREAT FALLS

"Isilly' Creighton, who has been day
clerk at the Florence hotel since the
very cold spring Of '73. has resigned
his position and leaves today for Great
Falls, where he will take over the
management of the Park hotel Mr.
Creighton has made many friends In
Mlsso,la during his stay here and he
leaves with scores of best wishes for
success In his new work Fred Cole
man. who has been on night shift for
the past four years. will take over
the day side. Ray Culver, who has
been at the savoy hotel for some time,
VIII take the night position made va
cant by Mr.. Coleman.
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-06-08
BUSY IN CANADA.

II, j. White of the White Bros. Com
tracing firm has returned from CAL
gary. Canada, where the firm has a
large amount of work under way for
irrigating bitches and railroad con-
struction for the Canadian Pacific Mr..
White Is enthusiastic over the activity
In that section and the good prices
that prevail He says there is work
enough already started and bound to
go through to keep their full equip
ment busy for three or four years
Several carloads of equipment were
shipped the first of May. two carloads
of machinery and equipment were
shipped from Drummond Tuesday, and
more men and horses are In demand.
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-06-08
Kappa Alpha Theta Picnic.

on Tuesday afternoon the girls OF
Kappa Alpha Theta enjoyed a Moth
ers' picnic" at the Dennison bungalow
ut Bonner. All the mothers available
were guests Of honor and the party
proved To be one OF the most delight
ful of the season. The picnic dinner
vas canoeing on the river for an es-
pecial out-of- doors treat. The moth
ers present were Mesdamcs Catlin.
Averill. Mclean. Rhoades. Harden
burgh. Williams. Pugsley and Marshall.
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-06-08
ANDERSON. MAY.

Harry Anderson and Jesse NJ. May
We're united in marriage Tuesday
evening ut the May residence on
South First street west. The cere-
mony was performed by Justice Of
the Peace Dyson,s Mr.. Anderson Is
employed In the clothing department
of the Mercantile company. The
bride Is well known In Me city
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-06-08
Riberdy M alone.

Miss Belle Rlberdy and. Arthur j.
Malone were married yesterday at 2:3o
o'clock At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs,
II, r. Rlhefdy In frenchtown. Father
lie Girls performed the ceremony Miss
Minnie Riberdy was bridesmaid, and
John II Malone best man. Both bride
and bridesmaid wore travelling dresses
ana carried bouquets of roses and car
nations. The immediate family formed
the wedding party. and they all came
In to Missoula for wedding dinner
at the Shapard hotel. The young cou :
pie managed to el,de the close watch
set upon them and slipped away for a
little trip, They expect to make their
home in Frenchtown.. where Mr., Ma
lone Is a rising young business man.
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-06-08
Phi Kappa Delta Picnic.

The Phi Kappa Dclta club of the
high school girls with number of
guests went for "A moonlight picnic
Tuesday evening. They walked up
Hellgatc canyon as far az the big
spring and there built u bonfire and
served hot supper which was topped
off with toasted marshmallows.
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-06-08
VICTOR COUPLE MARRIED.

Thomas Smothers and Ella Older
10th residents of Victor wera married
at the Shapard hotel at o'clock yes
terday afternoon by Rev, j. W, Ben
nett. The bridegroom Is emp'oyeh ON
II rancho near Victor and the couple
Will make their home at that place,
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-06-08
IS FILED
BY JAMES P|QUET7

James NJ. Piquett filed his petition
for commissioner yesterday. Jimmie"
Is well known to Missoula and Mis-
business here for several years. A3
property holder Mr.. Pinuett IL In
terested In Missoula and her welfare.
His candidacy will be welcomed by
many and lengthens the last of repre-
sentative citizens from which the vot-
ers win make their choice.
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-06-08
RATES ARE POSTED.

Rates were posted yesterday at the
Northern Pacific ticket office for the
great sunday school convention In San
Francisco. The tickets win be on sale
In Missoula June 16, II and 10. The
time limit is July IA; stopover privi-
leges is confined to the return trip. The
rate is $54 for the round trip. both ways
by rail, and $53,15 If the return from
San Francisco to the sound is made by
water.
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-06-08
Philathea Class.

Miss Madge Allen entertained her
Sunday school class ofiyoung ladies at
the parsonage Tuesday afternoon. The
company was grouped on the shady
lawn. and mingling with much visit
ing. there was a beginning made on
gifts for Christmas box which the
girls intend to send to a mission school
I'm China.
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-06-08
Anderson-Taylor

Miss Cora Anderson of Wisconsin
and Arthur Taylor of spokane were
married yesterday afternoon at 4
O'Clock by Rev. Mr.. Bennett of the
Methodist church, The ceremony was
performed at the home of James A,
Sargent on the south side, Mrs. Sar-
gent being school friend of the bride.
Mr., and Mrs, Taylor win leave today
for Spokane. whore Mr.. Taylor Is oe-
cupied as II civil engineer.
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-06-08
EsTRAy.

Came to Iflourdale ranch last No
yember, gray horse, weight 700 pounds,
branded lazy ~" on right shoulder
and "Y" on left thigh. Owner call at
n. O, Marccau ranch and prove prop
Ierty.
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-06-08
For Miss Higgins Wedding.

MISS Margaret Patterson OF Dnrand,
Wisconsin, has come To Missoula to at
tend the wedding of Miss Helen Hlg-
gins next Wednesday morning. Miss
Patterson Is instructor In domestic
science In the high school at Saltwater.
Minnesota. and she will spend the
summer vacation in the Higgins home
AT COS South Fifth street. west
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-06-08
LOCAL SOCIETY
Bridue Club,

Mrs. Oscar Scdman entertained the
Bridge club yesterday afternoon at her
home on Brooks street. BESIDES the
members there were present as guests
Mrs John Lucy, Mrs. Ralph Adams.
the Misses Roman and Edna Rankin
ana Mrs, Briggs guest. Miss Fen
wick.
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-06-08
Butternilk

fresh from the chnrn. Any quantity
delivered 10. any part OF the city
MlsSoUIA CREAMERY
Ind. 1856 PHONES Bell ,666 red
Como and See II Made.
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-06-08
Peterson-C Carlson.

Miss Hnlda Peterson and Robert
Carlson. both of l.othrop, were mar
ried last evening nj G o'clock I'm the
parors of the Shapard hotel. Rev. Mr.
G, j. Bengston performed the cere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs, Carlson will make
their home In l.othrop, where MIR. Carl
son Is II teamster.
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-06-08
Congregational Ladies.

The Ladies' Aid society of the Con-
grcgational church will meet this after
noon at the church The entertain
ment will be largely the sewing of
carpet rags for the new rugs. and Ia
dies are asked to bring rags and
needles.
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-06-08
Miss laPorte a Guest.

Miss ivonnc I.aPorte has come from
her home in Nebraska to spend the
summer months with her sister. Mrs.
Louis Bourdcau. on South Fifth street.
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-06-08
Lend. A. Hand Society.

The regular meeting of the Lend-a-
Hand society viii be held this after
noon with Mrs, Howe, at the corner
of fremont street and Higgins avenue,
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-06-08
With Mrs. Pew.

The Missionary society Of the Bap-
tist church will meet this afternoon
with Mrs. George Pew at A0l Stephens
avenue
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-06-08
Alpha Circle.

Mrs. James Montgomery will enter
tain the Alpha circle this afternoon at
her home, GA South Third street. west
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-06-08


The Improvement work on stephens
avenue Is going ahead at II good rate
All of the concrete work
GOOD is in ana Contractor
WORK Sparks has his road
machinery working un-
der high pressure. The broad avenue
~ IN be one of the finest streets In the
west when the present work Is fin
ished and T.. C. Ives. who was the Or
ganizer of the district and ewho acted
as superintendent while the concrete
work was being done, Is receiving con-
gratulations upon the excellent results
which have followed his endeayor, The
avenue has been brought to grade its
entire length, and Is ready to connect
with the county road and the military
boulevard which will comprise the
Fort Missoula drive when all are fin
ished. THE work has been creditable"
said one of the residents of the avenue
yesterday To the Man About Town.
I'VE are going To have Il fine street
and ! hope there viii be more of the
same kind of work done in town II
Is the right way to go about It, We
are indebted to Mr.. Ives for the in
tereSt he has taken In the work, which
has benefited ms all
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-06-08

Have you been around through town
this month";" asked Jim Rhoades yes
terday of the Man
LOTS OF About Town. ''If you
BUILDING have. there is no need
to tell you that there IL
n lot of building going on this spring
II doesn't make any difference which
way you go. you'll run into u lot of
new houses. In the center of town
there are the. federal building. the big
Elks' building, the Knights of Pythias
building. the Kennedy building--all In
course of construction. There are more
than hundred new residences going
np In the city and there are more be-
ing planned The man who thinks
there is nothing doing In town this
month has another guess coming
There's great lot of work going on
Then there is the sewer work That
Is keeping a lot OF men busy There
are important extensions being made
by the water company. In any other
town the work that IL going on here
would make u boom"
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-06-08

Charles Mulemer and Arthur Halle of
the Palace Hotel company are here this
week. ana they are up
GETTING to their necks In bust
READY ness. getting ready for
opening, which Will be
some time next week. Mrs. Halle has
come from Billings with her husband
and IL now at home In Missonla. The
Palace hotel-the old Savoy-ls upset
right now with the rush of prepara
tion. but order will soon he restored
and the new managers viii be ready
for their formal how to the people of
Missouri, The cafe has been entirely
overhauled and the office has been re-
arranged and renovated the lobby Is
handsomely furnished with comfort
able chairs--real chairs that are made
to sit In. I'VE hope to be ready early
in the week." said Mr.. Halle yesterday
to the Man About Town. "Thcre Is II
good deal to do and we want 20 have
everything Just right before we start
But II will not take long now, and the
cafe will open its doors with some little
ceremony Mr.. Mullcmcr IN getting n
dinner ready that Wlll he fitting in
PRODUCTION"
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-06-08

Maybe II ~ because the home team
won game but 1t doesn't seem that
U this can account for II
BUSINESS entirely. Certain II Ia.
IS GOOD whatever the cause.
business Is better and
liveier In town this week than 1t has
been for long time All spring there
has been Il steady volume Of trade In
town, but last Saturday II took n spurt
and this was continued after the sun
day rest. The Man About Town has
encountered smiling faces all the week
in his iaunts through the city. "Busi-
ness IL remarkably good" said one
prominent merchant YESTERDAY. We
have had a lot of people In the store
all the week ana they have been buy
ing too. This week has been, thus far.
the best we have had In several weeks
The number Of buyers has been larger
and the amount OF their purchases has
been greater than we have seen In
some time. The rain does not seem to
make much difference This warm rain
Is. In fact. the best thing that could
happen for the country. With such
crop conditions, Ii would not he pos
siblc for the town To be dun"