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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-06
Sfoeenes SeifYtteIie.

S~orItfommisiPr s. g. 8rape3
f%rembpuer i I'm a~a.srapport RsS.
pe~noig6eoen al en- be0ra 9eifptteIeie
al De oiientliae Sfoge MOB SIDE.
bruno, o. beule6er / Den 6orbinoelie
aongresiers Spmprtiombeo ooa De
umaaSelige 8proier, iom iibIte aar
sit op ! 9uer.
8 Sfoge, iom er tiIbsrIis orgoni.
iereoe, bet oil iige, iom er tiIitrRffe.
liz foripnet meo transport. cg on.
ore ScrbinSeIiesmi6Ier % ct tilitr9f.
feligt gastboI6. er, Tiger bar ga.
rem ior Slbebrano bsiit ubetpSelig.
5 De europRiife 2anoe, 6uor De ileite
iaapel oiientIige iom pripate Stoge
er iauleoes organiiereoe. er Heiifoen
iaa liSen, at Sc fan ~nsiureres meget
biaisere emo nGitcn nogen a~noeuilags
6rPno6ar Gienoom.
ai Sfosbrnneene icrrise Mar
ifpIbtes 81 Rrocent Sels Wansel pna
geIfptteIe ira Giernes SIDE. bells
Sernbanerne. iom siennemifierer
benz. San ~atbeialer | oenue 6orbin.
belle. at Der oeS Sop panI9gses De
Sernbauer. iom lsber siennem bore
fore S%fostratter. at anpenoe Ole
iom g~rpnoiel.
gibere ifplSes 4 9rocent al SISe.
brauSene 5tisoesIsSbeo % IL gro.
cent Sgrneoilaa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-06
griosifoIen.

6or at nibiPlpe BEN fore Iargel
paa Oificerer i Ben ,regulere arule
gan aonJreSien ifior SrGiiSenter
Mpnoigbeo iii at norGune aaoetter-
ne / arissifolens nGitsperite alasie
tl SefouolsItnanter. Som 6sIse
berai oil Der iaar bli N ertra 8aoet.
pIoos leoig ira bpert al 9anSets 8on.
gresoiiirifter.
I'll acknowledgement, iom eda'
6egunSes BEN t0Se Sanuar. og iom
aipiranterne fan unoertaite la n
ten peo ieloe arissftoien | @eit
9oint eaer peS De i~orifiellige itsrre
@orniionspoiter runSt ON | 2anSe,,
bar Der biStil melot iis $40 aoufur.
renter. Tan @aiis al ~ioresaaenoe
aars griarine antases co. $50 al
bisie at bile beitaa Grarnen OF bli
optaset / arigsifolsrs neoerite GIas!e
] SSrni
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-06

nler emo i'm ~tiIbsrIise Gel al Grbei.
bets llobpte2
S~eaatoreu Ia6er life til at bare
giort noget Sorisg paa ieIo at be.
ioare oisie SpergSmaaI.
San uotaIte fig oarmt / Saosr al
goSe SanSepeie, men bapoe irgen ipe.
cieI GIan at iorellou.
SfoIeunoerpisningen pon 9onoet
maa brineeS / Ssibe meo' SfoIeun.
oeroisriugeu 9perne. Sor at opnaa
bette bar SommeniIutring nsobenoig.
Babe Gutter og Bigger burSe cpbra-
1eS meO ipecielt SeubIif pno, boao De
/ 5remtiSen oeteSe at tase iig til.
SfoIerne poa 2ouSet burSe, for SO.
mas 8eofommenSe. i~ubrettes ION
@iniaturer al 9auSbrugsbeiifoIen /
Zines, iogbe ban.
Set bar bIepet Sfif og Brig at
rpnfe poa NGieu 40 GoIitif, ucobIeo
ban. Mten GoIitif CT bare SoIfets
forereoe 9eitrGbeIier, oeres Sorieg
pna at Isfte | Slot, % poa iueeu an
Sen Wfoabe por GET muligt at faa
eiennemiert ueoucnoiae Geformer.
9orGernes itpritc gIigt er, fort.
latte barL at ie til, at DC ofientIige
aifGrer i~fisttes paa en- iaaoan Maa.
De. at De eisr for ben erfelte, buao
oen enfeIte life fan sisrc ior zig ieIp.
Oct omerifanIfe Soils Gienoonl
prroiqttcs til 5000, 900. DOC, 900.
men oenne umaooeIige Tiaoom er
fontmet | SGnoerne poa uogle iaa.
90 sisres Der ira SoIfets SIDE intct
for at binbre BET, bill Den Sio uuno.
goaelig fomme, oa ri MAJ bare for
nsiet meo, boao oisie iaa oil unoc
40
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-06
.SIooiet Gosrcperi.


SfeIge ct Telegram ira Ogden,
Utah, blep Soufbern PaciTc,g anens
peitaaaenSe Suerlanbstcs tiblig ON
Ioraenen ben 3bie Sanuar itaniet
al TO maifereSe Hspere | Rnrbeben
al gfeele Statiou, nj wfil ueitenfor
Ssoen.
en- 0egerpcrter bIep fhibt os
Srabt paa gletten % en- arden Dor
fer bsbeIig iaaret. en- az pnsiage'
rerne blco let iaaret. Somtlige PAS
Iaeerer, per 100 / Salet, bIeo ira
tasne ale tine Hei5e os andre @9r'
Sigienitanoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-06
Robberproo uftionen.

SieI1e De Tor. Staters ~geoaruftife
SbnaaIing bar aobberprobuftionen
/ 1910 noget ulirore enS / 1909, men
itsrre eno / noget onbet foregnaenOe
gar. 9otaIprobuftioren onbrog
nemIia til 1,O79,00o,0OO 8uno moo
1,092,252,0OO / oct foregaae1t6e
Gar. Siemmaiorbrueet bar berimoo
fioIte 9lar Set itsrite | Gobbertnbu.
itriens SiItorie beri 2an6et. Get be.
lob iig nemlig til CO. 700,000,000
Yuno.
@ri,ona iu0tog | 1910 9lobier
Tom 0luner I blanbt De fo65erprc-
oucererSe Statar.
Observation-Disclosures fog ogiaa
ct aanife betDOeIist DIPPING / 1910,
iSet uSbpttet bar ooifiaig itsrre ems
/ 1909. Sotalprobuftionen at rem.
let gIp uogioroe omtrent 469.6S2
gon, Der tiliammen bapoe en- 8Proi
al Sal, 100000, moo 44S,tfs Con
1909. @isiouri bebolbt glnoien
Iom 9aumer 1 bIanM De bl~pproouce-
renoe Stater.
Qrcbuftionen Of 3tnf Hog | 1910
ale ioreganenOe Reforber. i6et Den
uSaiorbe 267, 900 9on mob 25J,000
5on | 1909.
ri Sungiten Tom ser par en-
Iterf efteriprrgief eiter, proSucerc.
bes Der 1924 ION til en- iamlet Scr.
bi at $S32,992,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-06
6ammel Jnoianerfone

Wers. Marp @enide, @ufe efter
Gbippetpainbianerres tiOligere afos'
De Sepoing, er ben 30te December
afgaaet oeo Ssoen | tit Stem | ga'
ranea, Mib., | Den uIGopanlig bsie
Ilber of 115 gar.
Weo lttbtaeeIie al noaIe faa gor.
Iom bum boebe / Ga 9ointe, isis, bar
bun tiIbragt belle fit lanse 2io | Den
norolige Del al Tidisan.
Si,n efterIoOet fla iIipe 2 Bern,
II @srnrbern, 80 9sruebsrnSborn
oa 5 gsrneberns 9erncbsrn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-06

Sambanbelen mcS ltSlanbet Sen
itpritc ! Siiturien.
@jemmcforbruaetp get.

De SoreneSe Staters llSeiriss.
banoel ! 1910 antages at bare oeret
Den iterite | Sanoets Siitorie. SisIge
San0eso ltatiitrfe gu.
reau bauoe Sno- og ~lloisrieIen / De
ferite II Maaneoer al aaret en- 60
tolp9roi al $685. 1884, 954 MOB
3,047, 234,045 | De tiIioarenoe
Wtameoer al &eforbaaret 1907.
Sermeo er Dog life iagt, at iaa-
bel S~noierielen iom ubfsrielen bar
pGret iterre | 1910 END uogergaug
fsr; ser er nemIig al SmbipuIigbeo
Tor at ll0isrieIen bar pGret betpoelia
minbre eno / 1907, ibet oen / De
fsrite II Maaneoer al aaret anorog
til Blot $t637,26L22t MOB ST..
nc, ,209 / 1907. SrtoferIeIen
bar oerimob utpiliomt o9ret gonite
6etpoeIig itsrre emo / noeet ioregaa~
enbe Ior, ioet ben for De fsrlte IL
Naaneoer anorog til$t,426. 5S7,7 1888
MOB $t,336,7 76,480 / DC tiIiporenbe
elleoe Wooneoer AT Hctoroaaret
1907.
9ette MisforboIo mellem lt6. og
SnhferieI eisr SDerifubsbelsbet |
Snfel Sams Sansr forboIoSpiS Ii
set; for oe fsrite fl Wuaneoer al
aaret uoaiorSe oct Blot $2t0,673-
4SS MOB $559,551,0t5 / Be tiIIoa.
renbe Moaneoer forrige aar, alt'aa
mirorc eno Solppartcn. 90 ielp ON
l~lSferieleu / December bar pGret IL
aeioa flor iom | Ropember, bill Suer'
fuhbet for bet belle aar itfe oper.
frioe $500, 100000
On SammcnIiguing meb DC itoti.
1tiffe SaIopgaper fra anret 1900 BIZ
Ter, at S~nofprielen / De iibite ii aor
bar opret / itaoig Stisenbe. s 1900
arbroq Scn nemIig til blot $685.
100000, meoens Sen | 1910 antdge'
Iig bar anoraget til .omtrent 1880
600, 900, en- EoregeIie al ca. 80 Bro
cent. &proien al Dor llofsriel er I
set iomme Siosrllm life poa langt
Nor iteget I en- tiIiUnrenoe @roo.
Sen anorog nemlig | 1900 til ST.
47S,O00,000 90 | 1910 til arta5eli9
St,S4O,0 00, 900, en- Stiguing al Blot
% Srocent.
Sen fore Sorsgelie al SnoisrIe'
len ifnlbes bopeoiageIig Den burtig
porenSe Sn6isriel al SabrifanterS
RnteriaIier, mems 0en iammenli9'
nelIespis ringe Eorsgelie al no
ferielen nprmeit bar fin Garlog ben
itaSig aftagcnoe llbisriel al 6soe-
pareartifler.
Sn6fsrIelen al idaoel fGroige 80
brifparer iom &anmaterialer I'll 5a'
Irritation bar | Sianret paa bet n9r.
meIte %for0oblet fla, mems llofsrlelen
al Ssbeoarer err faIOt ira S542,OOO'
600 / anret 1900 til $340,0OO,OOO
/ 1910, en- 3ilboee5ang al 30 BRO
cent. 9enne Heogang al nGlteit
S2OO,0OO,0 600 I llofsrielspproien al
Ts6euorer opbeies Dog SeIpis al ben
betp6elig iorsgeoe lloisriel al label
al Ta6rifanters WdteriaIier iom fGr'
Sioe Tabrifater. uoferielen al Raa'
moterialier til Gabrifation bar I
1910 auagelia anbraget I'll $780,
OOO,OO moo 1899, 100000 / 1900,
en- Soreselie al omtrent go Bro'
cent. llofsrielen al Bdbrifoorer !
1910 aniIaaes til $S20,000,000 moo
S496, OOO. 900 / gtnret 1900, en- Gor'
eueIie al So 8rocent. lloierielen al
IeSeparer bier inoleSes ! Sianret
en- Stl6agegung at 80 grocent, mems
~llSfsrielen al aaamateriaIier er Ite'
act 60 o. llofsrieIen al 6abrifoarer
or,trprt 65 Proceut.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-06
Storm 90 Kuloe.
Dele ben mellempeitiise Tel Of
Sanoet beriet.
10 Memmeifer ibjelfrosiet.

Sele Noro. % Melenoeiten bar
ppret bienris5t at en- p9[oig RuLbe.
telge Der SirsOaa Moreen fom peI.
tcnOe iig neoooer fra De famotife
Folaresne | SeIene paa SEN ganffe
itrrfc Sneitorm. icm bopoe roiet
oper bet iaume Strsg Ratten og
9agen foruo. s Winneiota, Bis-
coniin, Montana og begge 9ofota.
ltoterne ianf 3enrperaturen neo iii
ira 20 til 90 Grader mrSer Rul.
plnftet.
S ct. Saul bite peo 9!giSen Itrs.
Dag 8ormioSag Sbermometret Saa
"a 8roSer mSer Rul. Sua ftrrf
SnlSe bar man life bapt oeri gpeu
lioen Den 6te Saniiar 1909, ba Me.
gierir5stbermomctret bite paa 81
Grader timber gtiilpumftet. Gen %.
6ebruar bar oen foloeite Dag | ct.
Saul | 1910. remlig bare 20 Gro.
Del. unoer IuI.
Men ialntioia iom Regieringstber.
mometeret ofiieielt latte RuIoen I
Sirsongs iii "a @raber unoer IuI,
bite Be pripate Sbermcmetre runot
om / gpen paa iaa meget iom 80
@rooer uuoer. s @bite Bear liant
Senperaturen til 80 8raSer mSer.
Wan ma peo bisfe @roSmgioel.
ier balfe pda, at gfiilpunftet repre-
ierterer 32 alilbegraoer Sarnbeit.
De itore a~fpigeIier / 1emperat1,.
rem | ben norolige % | oen iporige
Gel al 9anbet giper en- 5anife gob
Soc ON bets ~umaaoelige uoitratning
og 6orifieaignrtetbeoen al bets aIi-
mater. Iens Sempcratlrren | ben
%norolige Gel | Sirsbags falot til AZ
@raber uroer Zero, bite Tberuro.
metret | Beirbureauets Sbierpoto-
RUM / Tampa, 8loriba, paa 20
@raber oper Zero - en- 9~emnerdtlm-
forffiel aItiaa pan life minbre Grb
t12 8raSer.
a~ltIoebslger ftrafte fig forreftrn
BELT fra ben ~noroIige Del al CANADA
iad langt ipooper ion til panbanole-
egIene ! Teras, og / Oklahoma Gitp,
Stld., ianf T%enperatliren neo til 8
@raoer iulSer RuI. Gnoog | gpen
@aloeiton oeo ben merifanffe Golf
bar Der aliloegraber, ibet Tbermo.
metrct bite paa blot 20 @raoer oper
Gulpunftet.
Zen itPrfe % plubielig ~inbtraabte
aliIAe bar ogian, iadoiot biStil pioes,
frpuet to Wenneftelio. ioet en- WanO
fanbtes i~biGlfrosien i R9rbeoen al
Wtoorbeub, Mtirn., og en- an6en |
Butte, Wont. Selegrammerre nteS-
beler life Idoncrte paa nogen al
Dem; rimeligoi5 bar De enoa life bic.
pct ioeutiiiceret. geo Chen al Sen
~ii6itmgontes Sig ianotes Wfanbens
Stsoler. bpilfet tpoer paa, at BAN
bopoe ~forirogiet 6s0oerue os bapSe
foris5t at to Dem op isien peo at
guioe Dem me6 Sne.
Sneen 90 auISer bar ogiaa lagt
itore Sinoringer / Beieu for label
Sernbunetraitfn iom for al artOer
SamfProiel. 2igelebes bar De an
rettet megen Sfaoe paa 3elegrdf. og
Observation-Disclosures. ga oisie paa
mango Steoer er neorepet ODER lange
Strpfninger.
Ser bar Sogftnnsninger o. Goa.
foriintelier pau ale 9mier ! Der
itormberieSe @ebet, og ser i%oraar.
iugeoes life alene megen Siosipiloe
o. mango @ieroorSigbeoer og llbe.
boge(igbe0er for Oct reiienOe Tubli.
funt. men ogiaa itort, oirefte Scr.
0itab.
G~ulSebslsm par ! Snsoa5s uaaet
belt neo / SloriSa. boor oen anret.
-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-06
Oct hiitoriife Selifab.

9et amerifanife biitoriife SeIifab
bar poa fit aarsmsSe / Snolanapo-
lis oaIgt ieIeenoe npe gmbeosmeno
for oct fommeuoe 4ar:
8ruiioent, 0iIltam %. SIoone
ira Columbia llnioeriitet; lite 8ice'
prpiiout, Sbeooore Hooiepelt, Spiter
Bar; 2oen @iceprGiioent, @. u,
Cunning, Columbia ll%riperiitet; &c
fretpr, @uIoo g. 2eIano, Carnegie
3nititution, og aasierer, 6. ". 3d.
men, Hep Dorf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-06

Spis Spitenet oiier fig at funeere
tilirebsitinenoe, bill bet BIZ uopioet
iaa burtigt, iom BET laber Jig gisre,
oa mar, pellter, of set eoentielt oil
onrfatte ale Monep Srber-aontorer
! 2anbet-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-06
UYe 6upernorer.

Gbas. @. Osborne fra Satlt ste.
Nsarie, Ser er en- pelfienot 6orfatter,
Saler og 6oreOragsboloer, inoiatteS
BEN 26en Sanliar / tit gmbebe iom
@uberner al Weihi5au.
Sans Administration bar p9ret
insoeIeet meb mer END ~aIrninbelig
Snteresie oerbeb, of ban umiooeIbart
efter @aIget gap Tolitiferne Barrel
ON, at ban eitcr i'm fsrte Sermins
ll6lsb life agteoe at iSee 8ienpaIg,
og at ban berior suifebe at faa bore
/ 8reb for Dem.
Sbet @~mbeose0en aflagbes for
.Staten8 Observation-Disclosures affp-
reSeS al ct uoenfor aapitoliet opitil-
LET Seltbatteri en- Salut paa II
Sfub. Ser iaaes UNDER Snaugura'
tionsieitligbeoerrie ingen 5linrenDe,
a~ulobrooerebe %llniformer, on Den npe
gl1pernsr nemlie tneen @iIitGritab
bar u6n9pnt.
Erancis G. Mc@opern ira DILL
waufee inbiattes / @anoags / tit
gmbeSe iom Suuernsr al Staten
@iscppfin. GbsailGgeelien, Der 40.
miniitrereoes al Ssieiteretsiuititia-
rms @iniloip, fan1t SteS ! Sesisla-
turens 2epr9ientantsial | Ocerp9r
al en- taIrig 2ilifuerifare, oeribIanbt
en- m~anoit9rf Delegation ira 0siI-
rpaufee.
ON aitenen gaues et tort Snau.
auratipns5aI / uuiperiitetets Ggnl-
unitifiaL.
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-11-07

southeast quarter of section 81. town.
ship south. range Is west. Entry
was approved.
Homer Ross, formerly of the firm
of Howell & Ross, grocers in this city,
and now a clerk in the grocery de-
partment of the Valley Mercantile
company at Hamilton, visited friends
in Missoula over Sunday and Monday.
Miss Lillian Flemming left Sunday
morning for a visit on the Pacific
coast. She will stop for a short time
with Mrs. Kapp in Spokane and then
so on to visit with Mrs. c. H. Dono-
van in Portland and other friends in
Seattle.
Charles Waldorf of Perma applied
yesterday for homestead entry on 100
acres in the east half of the northeast
quarter and the east half Of the
southeast quarter of section -. town
ship 10 north. range "a west. Entry
was suspended.
Mrs. William Cruikshank and her
daughter, Miss Matilda Cruikshank OF
Clinton. Mass. who have been FOR the
past three weeks visiting, Robert r.
Cruikshank in this city. left yestsr-
day for Spokane. where they will
make an extended visit
J. c. Watson. special representa-
tive Of the Underwood .TypewTttes
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-11-07

company. and ]. A. McKinnon, in
charge of the repair department for
the same company. with their head
for q few days on business.
l.. c. McHeffey, manager of the
Carter Mining & Milling company,
spent yesterday in the city on busi-
ness. Mr.. McHeffey reports that they
have only $50 feet yet to go in their
mine before they will strike the vein
that Is to make all the stockholders
millionaires.
william f. Gehrett of Darby yes-
terday made declaratory statement
OF pre-emption on 100 acres, includ-
ing the west half of the southeast
quarter and the northeast quarter of
the southeast quarter Of section IL,
township 3 north, range 21 west. En-
itry was suspended.
| Mr.. and Mrs L. e. Tucker. accom-
panied by their brother. James Tuck
er, came in from Flesher to spend
Sunday in Missoula as guests of Mr..
and Mrs. L. B. Converse. Yesterday
the two gentlemen returned home and
Mrs. Tucker went to Dixon, to visit
her sister there for a week.
Mrs. Carly Land and her daughter
Miss Ruth Land. are in Missoula for
a few days with friends and relatives
while on their way home to Oklahoma
City. They came to Montana to at
tend the wedding of Miss Katherine
Land Saturday at the home Of Mrs
Clifford Rittenour in Plains.
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-11-07
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING
FATAL TO LITTLE ONE

Little Ruby Hamann. the two-and-
a-half-vear-old child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Hamann, was fatally shot yes
terday morning at the family home in
Lolo. Mrs. Hamann was getting her
baby to sleep in an adjoining room
when she heard a SHOT Rushing to
the scene she found that the little
girl had taken a loaded gun from the
corner and the older sister-only about
four years of age-had tried to take
the weapon from the little one. In
the struggle the shot was fired. The
bullet entered the upper lip and ranged
upward into the brain. The accident
occurred about 10 o'clock and the lit
tie girl died an hour later. The
funeral will be held today at 10 o'clock
in the home at Lolo. Rev. Mr.. Hardy
will conduct the services and inter-
ment will be made in the Carlton cem-
etery. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamann came
to Montana from Washington last July
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-11-07

quarter and the northeast quarter of
the southwest quarter of section 32,
township 1S north. range 20 west En-
try was suspended.
Benjamin III. Clark OF Perma ap-
piled yesterday for homestead entry
on 20 acres in the north half of the
northeast quarter of section Is. town
ship 10, north, range 23 west. Entry
was suspended.
Attorney H. c. Stiff is in Helena
this week arguing in the case of the
Kerr Land company against Robert
Sibley and Others Attorney r. r.
Freeman is also in Helena arguing in
the same case.
Phone IS or 43S Ind for. hacks, tax
icats, baggage transfer and livery OF
all kinds. Special rates On touring
car trips. Green & Ellinghouse.
Mrs. William r. Plew received Q
telegram yesterday announcing the
death of her father at the family
home in Palestine. ILL., The news was
not unexpected. as her father has been
very feeble for months.
Mrs Julia Holmes OF jackson, Mon
tana. applied yesterday for homestead
entry on 160 acres in the southeast
quarter Of the southwest quarter. the
south half of the southeast quarter
land the northwest quarter of Shl
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-11-07

Onc-fhiyd CUP butter; X CUP sugar:
l<gg;; 4 cup milk; 2embs four; ) lcs.el
kasboontMls K c BAKING Poud<y; u
keasp0onfaI salt; scant y pound dates.
Cream the butter, add the sugar and
the egg, beaten light. Sift together
three times, the -four, baking powder
and salt; add these to the first mixture,
alternately with the milk; beat
thoroughly and add the dates, stoned
and cut in pieces. TO bake, have 4
slow oven until the mullins double in
bulk, then increase heat to bake and
brown quickly. Mullins baked this way
will be light, appetizing and more
easily digested.
This is only one of the many appetiz-
ing recipes found in the K G Cooks
Book.
The wonderful K G Cooks Book is,
substantially bound and printed in nine
colors, contains ninety tested and easily
made recipes by Mrs. Janet Mckenzie
Hill, of the world famous Boston Cook
ing School Magazine.
You can secure copy FREE by send
ing the colored certificate packed in 25-
cent cans of K G Baking Powder to the
JAQuEs MFc Co., Chicago.
Be sure to write name and address
plainly. 80
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-11-07
A RAiLRoAoER's CHANCES.

Washington, Nov. 6,-statistics
show that the odds are l to 45s that
a railroad man will be killed on his
job and to Is that he will be in
jured. The interstate commerce COM
missions report of American railroa,
accidents In the IL months ended
June 80. shows that ratio
In the period 1896 persons were
killed and 150,159 were injured. How
ever. only 3s6 passengers were killed
More than one-half the total number
killed were trespassing or stealing
rides on trains.
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-11-07
I'm TIE RAILWAY WORLD
RAILWAY EMPLOYEES
TO TAKE COURSE
utviveRslTY EXTENSION LEG,
TuREs WILL BE GIVEN TO
NORTHERN PACIFIC MEN.

Last evening there was meeting In
the Northern Pacific club rooms. The
reason for this meeting was to decide
on the proposition submitted to the
club last week by President G. A.
state university. At the former meet
ing the representatives OF the univer
sity explained the extension courses
that are given by that institution and
last evening their endeavors bore fruit.
The meeting was unanimously in favor
Of giving the course and the first Of
the series will be presented In the
club rooms over the depot on the
coming Thursday night. It was de-
cided to have lectures on mechanical
drawing. mathematics. electrical en-
cheering, and 1t Is possible that some
other subjects will be included II there
Is demand for them. The first lee
ture on Thursday. November ., will
be on electrical engineering and will
be given by Professor Richter. who
will have charge Of the course Some
! Of tMe other engineering professors
will also lecture before the club.
All OF the employees of the railroad
WHO HTe lutCEcDtCu Will NC WCiGotlC a.
the meeting Thursday evening. wheth-
er they are contemplating joining the
class or not. The leaders of the
movement feel that u the men sec
what the university has to offer. they
will be eager to join in the work.
Speaking Of the university lectures
l Superintendent A. NJ. Burt. said:
II certainly am heartily in favor Of
the movement. It cannot help but
give the men q whole lot Of valuable
knowledge that will be Of great as
sistance to them. It has the value
of giving them additional interest In
their work and It has my hearty in.
dorsement."
"The proposition Of extension lee
lures by the different university pro
fessors looks good to me-" said Chile
| Clerk Bunney. "There is undoubtedl.
a whole lot Of Information that can b
| gained from work Of this kind tina
cannot be derived from practical ex
| perience alone. The lectures will Civ
the men new viewpoint on man!
things and will give them create
\ interest In their work. I think tina
the course will be great success. Al
OF the railway employees are invited t
| attend these lectures. 1t won't cos
them anything to be present at tn
one Thursday evening and they cal
then Judge whether the course will
prove beneficial to them or not
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-11-07
POLITICAL ECONOMY
IS SUBJECT TONIGHT

This evening at $3.50 o'clock the
Political Equality club will hold a
meeting in the assembly room of the
public library. Attorney James l..
Wallace will address the meeting and
Miss Mary Stewart ".ill speak to the
point upon the subject. Members of
the club and all who may be interested
In the subject are invited to be pres
ent.
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-11-07
AERoPLANE STUCK.

FL Paso, Nov. Stuck In the heavy
sand at Mastadon, N. NJ. II miles west
OF here. where the aviator was forced
to alight yesterday afternoon, the
aeroplane of Robert g. Fowler refuses
to be budged. Fowler and his mecha-
nicians worked most OF the day In un-
successful attempts to get the machine
in the air. They will renew their ef-
forts tomorrow.