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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-12-26
una 1lwl.

Die Ini6ouuns.u l6er bic Der.
i6'soenen 5orm.n Der NaturtroYt
baben ii9 nam.ntlia infOIse Ter va.
oiumfori9uns babin sednbert. oab
man ntdt ms9r Elm. Reibe eins.Iu.r
4rafte bon einonoer treuut. fonbern
IN tbnen msbr periaisoen. Graee Der
Hrdft erbIidt. SusNionoer. piro
jsst bic gleitrisitdt nab oieisr 4ufs
foiung BON Qidt ri9t mebr benz
2Delen mad untsrfhieoen. ionbern
man bait Die sl.ttrii4en 0elen fir
Gi9tDenen bon aubsroroeatli9 &c.
fteIgsrter Grsquen3 unO umgetsbrt.
Oaour6 finb beipe 0atureribeinuns
gen tinanber nGber gerIdt. unb ss sr.
gtbt lld foit BON ieIbit Die 6rag., ob
elsttrii1s 8orgdngs our4 2i9t bes
elniluBt fperaen toHnen. W6re oies
Der 6aa. 10 Iiebe ii6 audi oenten,
oaB IS fir ben getrisb oes s5ern>
iprehers. Der auf siRem Glettromags
nstsn terubt. nidt gIa4sulti9 1T. Oh
bic babel tdtieen Qpparate Dem Qidt
aus9eieEt Tino. Die Gntf9eioune
mare ipiAtig. fats fla oaour9 man6e
btsber rdtfelbafte St0rungen i'm
6ernipredpeIen ertldren lieBen.
Or. 9rotian lit in ben 4nnaIen Der
pbpiit bieier sSragt ndber getreteu.
3unG6ft oronete sr einen 8sriu6 10
an. bob Gin Wognet in Der N6I. elmer
Snouttionsipuls nngebrodt puros.
bic nit einem 00l0aHometer perbuns
ben mar. Der Wagnst puros bann
3eitDsiie elmer 9eIjAtung ausseIest,
bic. penn bic 9hOrie ri6tig mdrs.
leoesmol ben Magnetismns etpos
bate berabiebsn uno in%fol9eoeTeu
einen Sn6utttonsitrom in Der Spult
bate erSeuqen miIsn. Die Yooel
oes decentralization 8olpanometers
5etqte aber feiren iolten an, ionbern
tlie6 unbenegIit. Die Wirtung oes
Gi3te6. fous eine Iolfe 6eItebt, It
oemrdh ieoenfoq5 gu gering. UNI nuf
bielem We9e entYhIeiert gu mercer.
Der Eorider itslIt oter rod eiuen
3~tpeiten 8erfuG inter Gerubun9
eines 5eIephons an. nobel niht Der
Wloanet. ionoern bic peid]e GiIens
platte oes 9Serniprehers eirlr 3eits
tpeili9en gelidtung ou5eeiett lpuroe.
Oiesmol puroen in Ger 2ot N6s
lpeifunoen oe8 @dIoanpmeter5 ers
5ieit. Or. @rotion ii6rt cine 4eife
pom @riinben oaiiir an. BOP pieie
Wirtung burtb oos Qi6)t er3cuot
tperos. nGbrenb man ben GinprrD
erbebsn tonnte, ban sine GrtpGrmuro
Der Giiennlntte aIs uria5e oa5u,
fpre6en mare.
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StntrufncE i'm Glen.

gts Dor tur3eT Datte NOR ihm.rs
LID dut ir9eno elmer darm anoers
9apabt, olS Gsu in Der Sonue trod.
men 81 IuNsn. Sn tpeitous otn meis
Ten Fallen piro Is nobl auh ferner
10 bletben. ramentlih psnn 0ie tlis
mdtlIhen uno W~itterun0s : @erbdlts
nifs 9iinItiae iino. Ibsr Elm, unter
Den Iuipi3ien otS .%lIniteo States
Bureau Of 6armVfana9emsnt" unters
nommener Beriuh peroient qIeias
pobI 8ed6tuna.
SIN Stdot WiFouri lpuroe cine
Qnld9e gsihoffen. UNI NIfaIia, iopie
audi Sub 2 Grbien uuh i~onltile 1ut
ter 3 Grntsn in einem ~beionoeru. nit
Dampf Setei3ten Glen 3u trodnen;
uno IS iuiro bebnuptet, Dap 0ds fol-
t1etort Qenommene Geu beIIsr ou2Iebe
mo mebr 6ltteripert hnbe, dls ods
in Der Sonue ostroduete, uno oQb IS
aud BON ben 6nrmtieren besor3ugt
ipsrSe.
Ules mag eirtlermdBen gbertritbeI
Tein; abey g ittint. oab Der N,us
2rodenofen immerlin in oar man
den 6Gutn un9iinitieer WittsrunQ eit
hen reht fhdBensperttn GriaB ooey
cine Notbilfe biettn lam. So mau
er 6ie Arbsit bcy Some .p.",er
o0er poIlenoen. SIN 8roBtn. betrie'
ben. ater nur i'm 8robt7, tpmmt
hjeIts 1~roduungs > Neriabrsn biliu
uno SobIt itd quit Qtnua. Uomit III
dber niht qeiaQt. ooB nur @roBfdr.
mel oasieIbe nit @ortsil onlpenocr
t0nutsn. Eirt 8ruppe 3Ieiniarmer
iann Qemeiniah sjren iolden Gfer
;ospperatip betreibsn. uuo Sohpcr.
'tGroiQe boben ihon btrsdret. odf
unier llmItdn0tn cine oeynrtias Mn.
laae iid ifon in cjutr Saiion BE-
'abIt MAIDEN pIr0e.
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N0ael nno gcndittiirme.

IS 1T t%sfannt. oaB Die Qeu6tfurme
Den HANDKERCHIEF Ioo uto GERBER
sen brinqen; pom 2itt angeIodt
sIuuben iit bier rim Hu&plGbden
}u iin0en, ~Itiir5cn Iber BEL Dem 8etz
lu1 iif nle0er3ulaIen in bic Siefe
4n0 iin0cn oen 500. Sm 0obemz
Der 1912 forbsrte Der Qeuhtturm
r@r Belle Ssle ALIEN in 3tpei Yihe
len $3.50 9oq:topier. earunter 700
5hnspfen. Dlan qIaubte nun Bis
9et aIlgenein, odb bic 8oget i'd 81
3obe pcrlpun0etsn, penn iie, pom
SiAt gebienoet, ii6 pie toll duf Die
S6eiben Der Qeuhttiirnle itiriten.
"ioei 9cgeItennsr. Or. S6iiBs uno
Or. guroet, baben ieocf uuf 0runO
5eiui6snqalter 8epbdftunQsn I%tliitels
len %tOnnea. odB IS uidt Die Sdeibsn
9er Qeuhttiirme limb, bic hn Wdns
~0troogeIn oeroerblih lperOen; Die NG.
ltl flie9en p'slaebT rubelos uno bis
sur o0Ilissn Grlhopfung ibyer ardfs
Il I'M Sen 2eudtturm kru:n unO
Tiir8sn idlieblid ab,
Or. 1biibe mill nun, ur 0isIt
@o9elbetatomben gu psrbiit.n. ben in
Ole Ndbe ser Qeufttiirme oel1nqens
Sen 3u9ppgeln Gels9snheit gebsn iit
ciIsaurupen; er bat gu nteiem 53pedt
%ltiterdrttQe Nppardts nit breiten
Gprofen qsbaut uno fe 10 einees
rittet, odb ie an oeu 0lasfsniteru
Der 2eudttirme anqsbra6t peroen
%tOnntn, obns Dab oi, Qeudttrdit oes
6euers oa0urh beeintr1htigt Miro.
SsrIude. oi. nit b.m Qpparut nuf
oer Sn'eI Might gema6t porteu
l'f'. bdben ausqe3sidnsts GrgsbniHe
gel fsrt: lpGbreno in Der einen No6t
Som 13. auf ben ia. Npril 1913 am
@eudttu-m 465 80g,t Sen zoo o.
iuno,n batt,n, b.truQ bi, 3abI Der
Opf'r rad b.r@infiihrun9 otr3biibs
iIsn 2.ilu oo.r 5r,pps our4idnitt,
lit nut 40 per Ra6i. an sipe'
boIIdnoiidtn Q.u6ttiirm,u. bi. hurt
Die 3renp.n. aui lo.Id,.n 5000 DO
gel VlaB batt.n. 9elhibt ludren, be'
LIEF flh oi. 3abG Der Opf,r in .in,r
p1dt auf nur 50. pdbreno in ser
Telbtn Tott ser niht g.Itubts
0suhtturM bon 0arfltur 400
5hnepfsn totst..
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Tdnt, ooe 1871 4Ieranber b. 9um'
boIoi bier ols Observation-Disclosures
.intrnt unb 3par - borribile oietu
= obne !, in 'ttnsm 2.bsn Elm
Staatsegamen sema6t gu baden. U2it
nennenspertem grFolg dnf Cob ges
fhiirft tpuroe Toni! nod I'm gobmers
nah bei 0eu Mlb:nreutb, 0as feline
8liite3eit unt.r &urfIrit 5rieorid
III. bon Ser pfoI3 erIebt., uno i'm
9urnbolse BEL S6a6tsu in e6noorf,
mo aaiier Der3el 1888 cine Berg
tnuppenpnraoe nbnabm; gsring nur
pcr sic Qus6sute in Segerniee unb
u .0au.
- ergisbig fen GoIbpdIdersien
beFanbsn iia an Der Star, no Die al.
teIfen Ra9ri6ten ans Der 3eit 2uO,
MICS 6es Rei6en ltammen, Der 1477
cine eiqene @eIeai6dft fir biz
Strede BON Moosburg Bis pIdttling
ton~aeFionierts. 2roBoem Der 0rei.
Bigidbrige &risg aud bier feline Spu
rem 6interIisB. tonnten bereits 1911
tpieber 90 Stiid 0utnten aus Star
oolo gefsrti9t nerDen. nofiir Der SEE
traq BON 232 Oulosn be3dbIt puro.
&u6 i'm usun3ebntsn Sabrbunocrt
tpurDs on Der Star nod GoIo getpos
fden. bod 6ro4ten gum 8elipiel on
gunitigen Sabre 1847-1853 5uiam.
men nur 1863 &ronsn Qusb,uts. Qls
aoIbfubrenbe 6liiTt bstunnt paren
lonit nod Der Snn. ser DsiBt Woin,
Die Qid uno Murnd, Der Sol.
i'm Gi4telgt6irge uno anoere
mebr. Der 9srgtpsrtsbetrieb nurOe
uuf9e9eben. neil Der or
trog INNER gerirQey unb Die 9.irit6ss
toIten INNER bo6er nuroen; Den
@OIbpGfhsr.isn gnbsn auBerosm nod
Die sa1Irsi6en 6lubtorrettiorsn in
neusrer l3eit ben 5ooestob. 6euts
Ipielt ole @oloQewinnung u~irgeno5
mebr in OsutffIdnb cine RoGe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-12-26
praRsemt Ssition aonnt lid.

Ha9oem CT am 9tenltag Nbeno Ietnen
Rauteu untsr Die WabrungsbiG selhrie'
ben. Stusi Bodeu 6erlsu. sic bilosn
teiue errte 8ubepauie lett er iein Nmt
ansetrstsn. @r bot Den GonsrsB ialt
ubermabis LANCE IN Balbius,pn leltae.
baItsu, absr sr bat tstne dorberunaeu
aH IGN seiteat, oeneu sr ni6t Islbit ge'
uast bate. @r bat feline 6erien allo
sarlih ueroisnt uuo oas 9an5e amsrita.
uI(6e So!t hont. oaS lie tom etns wirfs
Lido Gusue Der 9elltlsen @rbolnn9 wsr'
oeu.
Der $rdiioent wiio Seitis senus IN.
rid ieiu, um beim @mpions oes oipIo'
Hatiidsn &crps. Der am Is. Sanunr
ttatiinos,. Susegsu 5u leln.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-12-26
UrdEtr uun -Ailuan.

BON ten sauberiiden Wunt.rn
0b.ydoppt,n5 beridtet 0i4aro 8o5
in einem bon oiht.rii9.r InIhduung
g.Iottigt.n IufiaB. ben er I'M Nootm=
btrkft ppn 0.lbos.n Ii. &~Iniinss
mMountskIt.n" ptroff.ntliht. Gir.n
5.Iono.rs ii.f.u Ginorud Bat ouf cen
r.ii.ne.n po.t.n QFuau eemoht. Gr
idr.ibt oo-iber:
Mfuan lporo inter Criiften err
bout, uno IS lit bic Staot Der 2ot.n
nm oos Trtjfad. gr0b.r ola Die Der
Qeb.noen. Sn Die Wuitenf.Iien 1obls
ten iih bic ai;en a.gppter ibre Gpigs
tsitssriifte; auf Gipfeln uno 6obcns
5ii9.n errid)t.t.r iib Die frommsn uuo
pornebmen 8.t.nner ot5 S8Iam ibre
ihloBGMIjhen M~auioleen. uno bic
Ii.fen rinosum fiiuen oi, N.tropoIen
o.s .gpptiIden @oltes ol.r Stdno,
bis nett in bic @ranitbyut. - Bis
ti.f in bic Wuite binein.
Sd bin ltunbenlonq 5piifen 8rds
bern q~suanoert. lleber roeite Gonos
Hidden IjeQen bic @rubmGIer Der.
t:rtut, ieots 8rob in onoerer 0eltnlt:
haio Dem W5iItenbooen oleif, III nit
6elsitijten beoedt, holo bob oufQss
nduert nit ldneen i6mol.n W0ls
bun9en Dotr moiheenrti9en &uppetn.
Mud ais Rteieniartopha9e purceu
is trbaut. IS firo Siitttn uno poz
latte ots ~ooe8. Oas cine 0rab 1T
ihIohpeib 9,tiird1t, oaB es oos Nu9e
bIeaoet i'm or.lItn SonnerIidt. 1os
onoers bldu. ODER roio ooer grim ODER
p%ioIstt. Niufi9 iino oi. Wiousrn nit
inmbpliidtH MtoIer.ien, nit Spriis
den aus hem aorun uuo uu:rlei ee-
beimniaoo0,a 3eihen beosdt; mits
unter lpitosrum pronesn lie botit
'otIiIit mi; cine luitig. pompeioniTts
0lld ooN oben bis untsn in hcitsriten
| Sarbtlihmut.
&amIt;ta oi.Ies eroBen 9eSirts Der
@t1FpeluaG befinoen fid u!,t Die
Rlrhhp'c Der Gbrder, Der aopteu. ccr
H0tbo!iica. Der Gnoldnper uno Der
! frsnetn lilo iibsrau @rdter
0rd9er. Grlter, Die Der Hasholiten
unn oty 1Fremosn fino ummouert.
S6n1yit &yeus. srbebeu fid oaf rem
aelhe0 NM r6tlih,n 8rnbbi9sIn. Die
Solder c5.tlihen SterbenS fir cine
nit tip;ltr S6uIo bellitete Wcnits
htii 0ao III oieiem Reite oss &errs
lhers Goo BON srereifenoer Wirtuna.
So cit ia an BEN 0ptt.soder csy
0rsms,a poyiie.rsebe. mub ID otns
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-12-26

ten: -ESnnen ipobl hisie 1ot.n bier
Rute finben2 DEM pos fimmert
ile. bic fern bon Der 5eimnt 9eforz
ben.n, bic f&redli4s 5.rrli6t.it Der
Wlfs2" uno benten mub i4: rDiefe
Begrabenen miif.n aug ibr.n Grit
ten ouferteben. UNI nod i'm Sob. BEN
9rau.n Der Stdtte gu .ntfli.ben, nod
i'm 5obe bic 6eimot gu fu6er."
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sie r-ue Mdbrunssbil lit Jest

eBelse. Nunmshr. no Der Rampl uOr'
user iii, fiuosn iih natlrItd ale suten
$atriotea sulammen in BEN nuirlhtl.
seu @unih,. ooB Die BeFdrwortsr Der
Rabrrael Stsht bebaIten mShten nit
lhrtu RropbeBsiuu9su uno oaB iit Die
Beidrhtuusen ihrsr @saner oils unbs.
srauost srWeiien mo9tsn.
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% Der staatsiefretdr Srnan

IN bem Brisfe. norm er ben .Birasrn
pou 2ssSbura. ga. $500 bsrsbnete fir
s,e toHisIide @aitireunoihait. Die lie
ibm flrslth errueiien burftsn. niht aut
tUiebsr &sdenidait iber feline Bermb
ssuSusrbdltniiie ab9slsst uno auseinan'
~Seraetest bat. luorum er Iih senOtbi9t
sebe, Rsbenusroi, nltsn nahjuiassn? 49,
(DPil. @erm.)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-12-26
prdmien, Site.

&iR SAbr inn poraus te'ahlenee
NbeRasntem erbalten ie einen
6f5aew HaIenoer ais pramie
gratis Hne p%orteirei. lin Prd-
uksen FAB ieteenee ,mr Iuswapl
~oxbaweeu:
fasfnxspea, foapon fno breiSebn Mum
sEga erf1ienenl.
Crdn,ien oeoen Wepr-
;ahtuno.
Rodjbudb.
E4rasu's oeutIh q. o~merifnniides aOtbuh
fr fstae 5nmiIisn. Bon g9nloemGr
E®er. &reis IS Gents.
NGbmaidbiuen.
LIZ ,TorbTtr ru- 2dbmnihlne N0 ! iptro
axf 5 Sabre I6riftlib garant:.t, ~3rop
es&b". Scbduie, ertrd feline YolItnr, ale
psuefen Eerbeierungen, abiolut Die belie
sEaIdaHe. be Iir irseno einen Breis err
tolfkb MA
Tse ,&toroiern"s 9dbmaihiue go. 2, 9e'
raH lpse 20. /. nur init .utbomatbHhem
wLEFg gtao"
Ew ,tsuIbierH"s stdbmaihine SO. 3. IN
WUsCRa RAJ 9 WeDullt, tnpilulNutHi
~gtaaa Gift, 2ugeloger . @eiielI nit
sufhcR,otiidtm .9elt &epfacer", hphrBl
HrrH, aeb1rtete StabltbetIe ale ,Plttad,
ateHtS" IA Gammet aanhen. Sine que
ER0Id3,Re su oem lebr biuiBen IRIS pon
UhT 80. pIc
Ee -sfosoiern sMai6me Sc. 4, aennu me
S1p. 3, Hur IN 3est'Ga binet. 6Urm. &2l
sGre eieie Roidinen limo abiolut qnran.
tjrt. TIE sSrddlt bat Der aduier gu tgaRen
3aS le betra9t BON SOC bis 81, i nod oer
TitaRa.
An qlefteu un6 =ihrrneu N a.. bus Befo Der
I5sstazsei u q (gRonen Creerl. bic Der BOitmsihfr
"a SCM groSeTeH Cfttdaften %ansielen lam. ~ nicer
ieaoeH seHfo gut uno hdrr tluo bic tsr 'rrf,s
nsupf tfuHa u lutide bic NscnteH IN Glen 6rpttB
siStsvEeu aHEteHea. sseHu Hau bds @elb per g0tt
4apetiRHa cher per " pteBaHi0eiiHna ibidt, TT e.
Etns upttwsnoi9 ben betrefeuoeH Ertet r%calitrireu II
tsTen, fueHH be AbreNe beutiidb 9eidhrieteu TT Hfat
-saM baaseeH Hdarae B tn ben Brief. 10 iOIie bifler
kR1 = E~vatigiIt Uerneu. nm fihef ia isiu. bGb bertelbe
EtafiG aufamHt. FUR @eioieRbnHaen In eiHild)en
6rsssperidh iuhe H.trHebHfn ptr tetuerltl BeraHip0rt
s tcSsstE. Sm 5a1s yea aotebperduotruaaen uetgeie
tsGE "a pidsi, bic Gite {. eni0p0hi lpte bic meme
BSasiiet dE3uqe ~. bean iouii fonneH mir beH Rd /
szgx in ben Ridberr adr Hift fiHben.
Wsrfp HTbers butt"A Mot, lUc oGs 10 OFT aelhebi. /
sic serHtlHtlloe GHtttHng utndbrbaltt Der
bsH. ~isAeevn fino sea Sr'eieu ~pt'5EIesen.
7asie 3rnmleRlilte iuiro obne meltere
Rntss nsR 3eit su 3eit ergInSt uno uerdn'
eer, Euo eicie 9reiie rihtcn It'd nab Dem
l,rssiiieeH Rartuerth.
CMittuWa eriotqt nur ohrt Nenoeruna
acs Tatums oui bent NoreSiireiien.
Wan a~oreilire einiah;
-t.N0RDSTERN'', La Crosse. Wis.
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sod ite Nrrogans. Gle:
Uds lpurosl; on 9etan bdteu, lpsnn
,t rid nidlt aeMirutet blttt8
er: lid uufltatis bsolusrt hd.
Dsn!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-12-26
@etreioe, Mebl muo Tuttcr.
YreiIe BON u. 8runis Il Son.
Butter nuo Gicr i'm @rcsbanocl
icy 3nabe perlanat.

Gin &nabe fann in Der ,gtoroItern"'
9rud.rsi Nnlteauns finoen. DtuB 16
Sabre alt iein.
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9ie prdmieu fir Gimbrudspcr.

sidserHug wutosn erb0bt. Die @inbre'
tier 5dsIHsn bic sinJieen 3eute 5u ittn
o9 Fd utter Dem nsusn 3oltortf gro.
ssr $roipsritdt erirsusn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-12-26
QOfaler Warftberiht.
0ieb: nno Jleiihme-f
20 Groffe. 13. 9tc.

Xreiie ppn 4angepn & SrsJ.
Shinfen, I'M @~roBhnnoei -. 49,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-12-26

E4rasu's oeutIh q. o~merifnniihes aOtbuc
fEr fftae Samilien. Bon Baloemd
E®er. &reis IS Gents.
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-01-09
ALLOWANCES MADE
BY COUNCIL
COMMISSIONERS DECIDE TO LET
WOOD SAWYERS WORK IN
PAVED ALLEYS.

Expressmen and wood sawyers Were
the principal beneficiaries of the meet
ing of the city commissioners held yes
terday morning. The council ruled
that the ordinance forbidding wood
saving in the alleys of the downtown
paving district and the ordinance bar
ring transfer wagons from cross
streets in the business section be
rescinded--With certain qualifications.
When the alleys off Higgins avenue
We're paved the commissioners de-
barred wood saWycrs from working
thereon. The ruling, it seems, worked
a hardship, not on the saWyers alone.
but on the property owners in the dis
trict as We'll. Men whose alleys We're
paved were driven to buying their
wood in stove instead of cordWood
lengths. The council considered the
plight of these people and decided TO
place the matter in the hands Of Com
missioner Price.
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-01-09
EMMANUEL CHAPTER
HAS MEETING
THREE PAST GRAND MATRONS
CONDUCT INSTALLATION
CT OFFICERS.

Emmanuel chapter, Order of East
ern Star, installed it's officers for the
coming year last evening at meets
ing which was largely attended The
business meeting came first and then
there was a social session and a BAN
quet. AS token of esteem and ap>
probation for the untiring devotion to
the duties of first presiding officer
the chapter presented to Mrs Alice
Witcomb, retiring worthy matron, a
beautiful silver spoon.
The installation ceremonies We're
conducted by Past Grand Matron
Rebecca Allison, assisted by Pas,
Grand Matron Mrs. F. II. Woody and
Past Grand Matron Mrs. Nellie A.
Thompson. The following officers
were installed: Alice Kelley, worthy
matron; John Mccarthy, worthy
patron: Rose Miller, associate matron;
May Warner, secretary; Anna Mac
lean, treasurer; Sadie Gregg,
conductress; Bena Fox, Warder;
Albert Stone, sentinel; Mrs.
j. G. Anderson, chaplain; Mrs NJ.
Rost, organist; Mrs. May Sullivan
Adah; Mrs. Fred Quimby, Ruth; Mrs
M. Rawn, Esther; Mrs. J. Mccarthy
Martha; Mrs. Lena Billings, Electa.
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-01-09
GARDEN CITY ASKS
FOR EVANGELIST
CLERGYMEN VISIT HAMlLToN.TO
ARRANGE DATES WITH
REV. Mr.. SMITH.

Hamilton, Jan. Especial. )--Evan-
gelst Smith, who is now conducting
revival meetings in Hamilton, may go
to Mssoula for a series of meetings
after concluding his engagement here.
Today three Missoula pastors, Rev. J.
N. Maclean, Rev. r. e. Burtner and
Rev. Mr.. McJunkin, came up from the
Garden city and after the meeting to-
night had a conference with Mr..
Smith. While no decision was an
nounced| tonight, it was understood
that Evangelist Smith may be able to
arrange his dates to allow the accept
ance of Missouia's invitation. The vis-
iting clergymen, representing the Mis-
soula Ministerial association, assisted
in the meeting here tonight. They
will return home tomorrow and see
what arrangements can be made for a
meeting place, anticipating that Evan
gelist Smith will be able to go to Mis-
soula.
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-01-09
CHANGE IN OFFICES
AT THE COURTHOUSE

There was a change in the arrange
ment of offices at the courthouse yes
terday that took Justice of the Peace
Fl. M. Small to the third floor of the
building from the west room of the
county attorneys suite that he has
occupied for some time. County At
torney Dan Heyfron wished to rear
range his offices, and Justice Small
gathered his fixtures and became es-
tablished in the room that has been
little used since the building was COM
pleted, the one at the northeast corner
on the third floor. There was so
much room here that the justice in
sted Constable Sam Pulliam to share
it with him, and so Sam installed his
little desk over in one corner and is
now ready to answer to the name Of
"The Honorable" a title which some
kind friend conferred upon him day
or two ago, and which has stripped
him of the old title of chief consta-
ble"
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-01-09
GAMBLERS IN BUTTE
FINED TWO THOUSAND

Butte, Jan. S.-(Special.) 1.-The Sill
yer Bow county school fund came into
possession of $4,000 of gamblers money
this afternoon, when IA persons, prin-
cipally foreigners, arrested by Chief
Of Police Murphy and officers in
Meaderville a short time ago during
raid made under the direction of
former Chief Deputy County Attorney
Donovan, came before Judge Donlan
and pleaded guilty County Attorney
McCaffery said he understood that
through an arrangement made with
former County Attorney Walker, and
which he desired to carry out, the men
We're to be fined a total of $4,000.
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-01-09
COURSE IN FORESTRY
OPEN AT UNIVERSITY

Yesterday ClassWork was begun by
the students here for the uniVersity,s
lhlrd annual short course in forestry.
There are about Is men in the class
this year, almost all Of them rangers
from the various national forests in
district NO. /. The course includes
work in dendroiogy, geology, the math-
"matics of forestry and lectures by the
professors of the forestry department
and district officials from the govern
ment service The course extends un-
til the first part of March.
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-01-09
Chance for Teamsters.

The transformer came in for their
share when the commissioners decided
that they might stand their wagons on
cross streets provided they could Sc
cure the consent of the owners of the
property in front Of whose place Of
bus mess they wished to maintain a
stand. No wagons can be stationed on
the avenue and all litter must be
cleaned up on ere SIS street stands.
The commissioners reScinded the or
der refunding the taxes of the Pres
byterian church and allowed some mis-
cellancous claims ard adjourned t.
meet on Wednesday,. Jan is.
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-01-09
CHAMBER TO HAVE
STORY IN "CINCER''

Secretary Ferguson of the chamber
of commerce is at work preparing Il
descriptive article on MiSsoula and it's
surrounding country for the April
number of Ginger" n magazine which
is published by the Stone Ordean,
Wells company of Duluth. The article
as requested by the editor of the mag
azine will tell in about 5000 words
With 10 good cuts, something of the
natural resources and the beauty OF
MiSSoula
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-01-09
NEW ALARM SYSTEM
IS EFFICIENT |
TWO WEEKS OF SERVICE SHOW
HALF OF CALLS TO HAVE
COME FROM BOXES.

The efficiency of the new fire alarn
system and It's use by the people
turning in alarms, have been full
demonstrated during the first tW
weeks that the new system has bee
in use. A total Of 10 fire alarms hay
been answered by the departmei
within this period and according
the statement made by Fire Chic
Loffness yesterday one-half of theS
calls came in from the new alar
boxes. Considering that there are on
II boxes installed in the whole cit
and that practically every house has
telephone, this showing is remarkabI
Fire Chiefs Views.
The system works to advantage
several ways" said Chief Loffne&
yesterday. First, it saves time at thE
end of the line. At the first clang 4
the gong a man dives for the crars
of the auto truck and by the time til
call has been sounded once, we are d
our way and we know just where VI
are SOlIlS. IL tHe PERSON WHO SEM
in the alarm will remain at the bd
until we reach it he can direct us
the blaze without loss of time. So fa
practically every one who has sent
an alarm from the new boxes has ri
manned at his post until we arrived.
Then there is another help. We a
blamed a great many times-or hai
been in the past because we hi
trouble in locating the fire to whit
we had been called. In majority
cases this was not our fault. Wht
the calls come in over the telepho{
| the ones who send in the alarm a
usually excited. They talk fast al
| furious, sometimes, and half the tin
cannot be understood. Then tn
hurry away before we can ask Gues
ton In cases like this we simply hai
to go out and hunt up the location. /
There is a sense of safety abol
this new alarm system which y'
| could appreciate II you were 1lr
man. With the telephones we neV
feel sure The more boxes that a
| added from time to time the more 9
ficient will the system become
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-01-09
Must Use Carpets.

The sawyers may work in the al
leys of the district" said Mr.. Price
after the meeting, If they will spread
canvas under their machines SO that
when the job is finished no litter will
he left. If we find that tho work can
not be done cleanly we will enforce
the old rule. OF course no saving can
be done on the streets, nor can wood
be piled there. This is no country vii
lage and we can't stand for anything
like that f."
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-01-09
MiSSoula Dru3
Company
Higgins and Front
MiSsOula, Mont.

lose any time in showing their en-
thusiasm. They stationed themselves
on Higgins avenue and for an hour
during the afternoon threw SnOWballs
at their triends-and enemics-aS they
passed. Spring training,' said the
Skipper is he stopped for another
handful of snow. THE old arms in
fine shape; look at that peg to sec
ond, and Owen Kelley got one at his
knees. Suddenly the trio sped Mayor
Rhoades coming down the street. As
he passed, the gang unloaded and each
shot hit the mark. The mayor only
laughed, though, and tried to reply in
kind so it went all afternoon. Every
one took advantage of it in hurry
and sleighs We're on the street before
the storm had passed.
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-01-09
BODY OF MRS. FARMER
SENT EAST FOR BURIAL

The body of Mrs. Amanda Farmer, %
years old, who died at S o'clock Tues
day morning in her home at Alberton,
was shipped last evening to her old
nome at Webster, s. d., for burial.
Her husband, Warren Farmer: her
mother, Mrs. Christina Mlenk and the
two little children. one an infant a
few days old, accompanied the remains