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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-12-19
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'eirt. Ete Srndt bat ber Rduier Az trOQen
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Tn ben Arnbereu Grtfddftea a~usitffeR Tam, a. nDeT
fcassH q ssis eut aHb lder limb bic or 'reAs
anUetfnna u mtIdt bic uaeHten In allen grprtB
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Ssapeffuna seer per 9rprebauwrtinze ttbift. TT IS
r Efrtaeieipesets ben bttIrhenesH Srttt rsghiI,Tra u
.aAtr, weHu BIC Abrehe oeutiiet aelnritDtn IN tesi
aau saeeaeu Baarae b In ben Bref. 10 ioHts bitisr
kHs reatHrtyt wtrbtn, i'm ftdber "A iein, ens esrielbt
:iMie anismTnt. 6nr VeieteHbuaetn tn eintahsr'
SF~tsfrerf4in}e a. trntpmen iptr tsiRerlet HrEanilDOrt
iiHitsi. Efm ffans vsa Nettsesraaesranstn orTasite
Han a stht, bic aite e. nieiv obi Uit BIZ meme
5ahfiscf aH3Hae 'H. etHH Joni ioHnea mir ben Nas
Ees IA ben Gaterr oar uiht fueeu.
WtutusCr bers eltten nidbt. ME eas 10 Oft aeihtehi.
sIs vermetztIthe 0uittHaa Iurhfptbatt ten wsr
ssn, IsHefrn FAB esn brieien betSutssrA.
7isie 8rdmientiite mirb otns wtittn
Rctis BON 3fit Su 8eit ersinSt N Osrla~
ear 0no eieie Breiie ridien f6 nod Dem
itrreiiiscH Ratttuerth.
CutttuuQ eriolat nur ourh Nenetrnna
ees Tatuns aui benz AorrBItreien. |
Ran aoreiiire einfah: ,
'NORDSTERN". La Crosse. Wis.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-12-19
Iii Sutt In Den @eridtem III

init MsineiOen aslhwdnssrt. SO iast.
btsier Tug. Oberrihisr gIobUusb IN
BEN Obsraeriht bss G,ltriits 60.
lumbia. Gisls anfidt wire alssmsin
BON Intudlteu uno Ridi.rn seibsil,.
Dor sinissn Sabrtu untsrbrsilsie Elm
smtnsnter an,oalt siuss Weftliheu
Staotes Der Bar.&nocioiiUn cine ius
rtoIe 5tatiftit, esrSniolss Der 9nrd,'
Stnittsmeinsio iit cuf unseidbr ~ so
stnltebt. Das 1T bod Sers&net. bonn
umlsrer eissnsn grfabruns semdb pirS
Elm Rsintio idon in TsW gort fir
eiuen Quarter sslttpor.n. Ran O.ntt
Don etnsm WeiHeib 10 wtnis rpis
ben elmer - @ampasHtlhgs
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-12-19
ani Gnis asIsns. Der 1hranen.

snlsl. 20 Elm Dor. ~eetinirtsr Gfnmdaos.
rer. Der osportirt ~ wtroen firhaee.
tuahniinnis aeuoroeu nnS bat msbr,rt
Ntrfoneu nit einem NsNsr mrlsst.
Wan bat ben ~lns:idlihen nun raid
mad Der Staot sebraht unS wire i'm
~1uf Nstnsu @eiitesSuitnno bin untsl.
fu9en ta7su.
!, Su uerwuuetru if uul Lbos. heror,
;Stles Sale u,ht otter portommen. Nei.
nabe tennie mon iassu: Yer in bsn
.Blettammeru Der TbrdnenipfA hen
5;Seritano Htdt perliert. bat itinth I'd
Soerliertn.
Berautuortlid, FIR Die SGmdtpclen
9uitdnoe III Der gousres, Der !siH Gelc
fdr bic 9rbouuns meuihsuparoissr
S@lofrdume bswi0ist. oblpobl bic Don
Den GinwaaSerern einsssostn. aopi.
fteuer etud boppeit Sopitl ttnbrtns,.
spie Die SnipettioH toifet.
Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in sum gro.
gen Tbsii auf Hotiuihil6en 5rsmosn.
bds suridsuflbren. go erS.nat wabu.
iinnieer 6,embepaa6 @ahnfnr b,i
aatn u~nsItdlihsn Opiern Sisisr Mani,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-12-19
Mndl cine 6ricg8cpiiose.
Gin nbenteusrlider StttsauD DER Got.
inln in ucSiib.

ihiu III ucsihD.
Io4 ser S4la9t Bel Gumlnoipo
am IL. Otto1er 1912 n:dlen DIE
SIrten na4 uestub sefiii9tst uno
iolten bon BORT nit Der Sabn lp.i>
i%srbef0roert me:osn. 0ur9 cine
SAINT mar iebU9 Elm georbnet.r
3id5ug nit Der &otE uereltelt nor,
Den. uno allies tliiAt.ts plunlos. Die,
Pontt teilte ii9 aud Der 8epoltsA
iung nit. uno fragpiiroige @eltal.
ten taudten bisr nno "a in gsid,dis
tiger. peroGhtieer Gle auf. Gs eaia
ltauo Die 8efuratuns. oaB man
moroen. rauben uao ptinesrn tperOc
uao oaB ole @urppaer .iusu WtaNaz
ter gum Opfer faIen tount.n. Oese
balb eriu9te bas Staotoberbaupt
ole fr.mO.n Eoniuln Inn ibre Set
mittlun9. Die iofort 5ugeIdst tpur0e.
ueber Die WaBnubm.n Ser Ronfula
beridtet u. 8utidba4 in Dem TO-
chen lei Der SrandMden 8erLdgss
h%dnolung in Stuttgart er,dieuen.n
Sud pie Serben i'm 8altantrieJ
nno i'm 8riese segen Sulsorisn"
ra4 omtlt6en Guelen oa:geitelt.
Da bic beranriidenoen Serben Die
einsise unmitteltar our @cfiigung
E.beno. S%taotsg.tpolt oa~rftsnt.n. 10
lubreu Die 2oniuIn BON RuBlano.
SeIterreid=llngarn, 5runtreid, Sta
lien unO England in ous Saupts
quarter Ser /. i.rbiihen Nrmee.
iirt osn aronprinS.n QGeranoer uus
Dei4leunigte 9eiebung Don Stopl;e
su erfu9en.
Die Jdbrt tpdr fir oie 2onlutn
iebr a6enteuerlid uuo ntdt obns
8efabr. 81. fubren in ibren 9ald.
uniformen in mebrer.n Was.n. auf
Dem porOeren Elm aapaB nit elmer
grOBen peiB.n SABINE. Rad oreie
itinOiaer 6abrt lan9t.n lie bel oen
lerbiideu 8orpojten an. Oiefe. bic
slauben motbten. in rem ErGgern Der
GoIoseitidt.n uniformen hobe tiirtis
fhe 6unttiondre Dor lih 3u Feben.
uOtigten lie gum Mu5iteigen. man
perbano ibnen Die 4us.n une fIbrts
lie. na6oem ie nie linen ans.bote-
men pf.roe auf 8eranlaKun9 oe3
.ngIii4en aoniuls. Ger Dies fir uns
militdrtid ertldrte. nahoem man
ibnen einmal oil. 4ue.n oerbunoen.
abeeI.bnt batt.n, ibsr aufsepeidte
Stursdd.r binipea. Nereu Shtomm
lie Soi.n ser 6.rren bis gum Rnis
teIdmusts. Dor o.n I.rbiIt.n Gron-
trin3eu. po man linen enolib DE
8tnoen dbndhm.
Dieter 8ufsus Der Ronluln i'm
tronprin3liten Eager mag linen
Iebr t~eluitiseuo.n @nbtid s.botsq
taben. penn al. 9.rr.n Ger Urge
bune oes Gronprirs.n uno oi.1e.
ielbt ladten. Den 9%pnluln fr,ilid
mar leo. 6eii.rteit O.reaus.n. Del
Rronprius btbau,rtt 81. unb.qu.m.
Iihteit, Der lie io.osn ausssiest &C.
f-eiea, eaatte ifaen fir ibr Rommen
unb fdst. ibuen. obsl.ih Die Ron.
fuln 81. %sefcrSsrte @drdntie eufir.
hdb Die .6ert.n bel ibyem Gormarr
i'd. scaen Stcpiie niht in tinea
9interbalt fa[I.n beslu. a~Hsss,ifitH
piirs.n, niAt ibern.bH,.n gu ION.
men ertldrt batten. 81, GrfiGung oes
ibm porsetrastr.n WunfGes 81. er
oronete oemsemGB Den u~nreraislt'
den 9ormarid eestu StcpIie az.
Sas fcmit pcr plins.runs seinist
svurne. Im IbenS ess Ii. (26.}
Nttpber tpuroe i'm 9eilein oes Rron'
prins.n, Ser bierbtt bic Wo,te
itro6: Die 9efni4te tpieoerbcli
lid" auf Der 3itobeIe Don Stopl.e
Die ierbifne 5obne feitrtid> s.bibt.
an otrielhen Siele. fre fhA 1876
Ger isrb;i6e 5irf Stepbau CgihGa
sum Rdii,t ser SetkR hattie trsaea
iaSeu,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-12-19
Grbohnna Der S~abrNherfsit.
Sreufp rsfserfshr init ~tahrsnsea 6iieu,
bahuShsen.

Ter ouf Der 9ouooR 9riehtcn,
gb Siiotuftenbabn in England elm
gt'aetk aram.rIne 6,rniprsttr
piro n.u.rpinss aud auf Der Strat.
ioro on Ipon unb Wiolonos Sumo
icnsGif.nbohn ,rprobt. Su eiRtm
3as. tpar cine Spr.aft.ll. .inserid.
TIT. pGbrtno cine slpeits in einsm
SSeit. in Der Rob, BON Station Strat'
forb oufesbout lpar. I'm Der Dor,
fiibruns cine e.piiIe W,ibs gu &C.
ben, bate man bic in is,,r 9ebur,s
ituot Strotfpre l,br asF.i,rt. Sdrift,
ltsIlsrin Nib Morp Gop.It, p.run4
laBt. III hem Set plat Su nebm,u,
pdertno Der 8iireerm.ift.r Dor
Strotforo F6 in benz iabr.ncer
3Gs. b.fnno. Stioe p,yicn,r icunl
ten iid tpobrtno Der Sobrt biz au'
@n~tf.rnuns,n bon 10 bis II .naii-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-12-19
4ssser THOMAS JeHeriOn nod,

Abrabam GiNeOln waroen fur bns
2nno IN tbeuer seweien iein. iuenn
man linen iddrlid cine balbs Wiliaroe
Cclars bejablt bate. btbouplst Nil'
liam Senninas Brpan. CT brauht fid
niGt ~ beuiaben. auh bird iOlhe
Rtnt, nit benz 5heunsntbor wiro Der
uSraps Jutee" Monn aus 2in'
~eoln oos 2auo niht lberssusen. bob sr
.ntht nah Bsroieuf beSablt w,ro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-12-19

9ilgenhumor. ~naoen
81. nod ,iuwRs Wunfd DOT Siren
2pbt?"
Delinquent Uni: elmer Glneel
.I nacrtrutsforo.run5sm.ttti
mctt it taten.-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-12-19
fdbruIan Der 0hit., NHrllasten Il
OnineH GiituhabR.

FdutVluh OCT y Hit., NHfliH9t0h u
OuintH GiieuhabR.
8ohnbcf: Gde 2. unb Bearl-Strase.
N5rblidh fahrenee 9Rae.
rs Morsens 80. ~. S&neHane nod
ct. YauI unb MinneapctS.
$50 Nor9ens - SO. 40. Oriental 3inntss
bolt niht III ileinsn Statienen o q.
s55 SormittngS Ho. So, 2etataa0 nah
Ct. Youl unb Ninneapsfn.
546 RatmitiuyS - Np. 81, Mcrtt 8sciSs
grpreB. fd6rt iber ote 81. q. ses Mia.
uenpafiS are. .
q efDiid, taASenSe SAoe.
ie:05 NohtS SD. -, @Aueuasa ssA
gbieo9c uno Ct. 4sHiA
S:i5 @ohts - ss. SO. GAssa1pa nd
Chicago.
i0:45 8ornittaas~- @a. 81, 2stabua.
1898 Na4mitta04 NA. %, S1Esnasa
nan g1eaao nab Ct 2su8. k6It Md
IN ftftnfr St1tieRen an.
!0:4S 8heRos - 10. %. SAneRaua mad
~ ghs9e.
VIE 8aas iobrsK tdaiA g4I
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s1.r's uoM immer uidAt aiaubt,

2UtG uUrU tHNutI Wtt4t HIHUUFt
hoB Der General Sbsrman Rshl se'
hdbt. oils er o Dem Rriss losts. ct
lei bic 06tte. mas's oielleihi Jeet
alnubeH. iueun ct bort. wie III
MtEicp 8riss sefibrt wiro. Oosr
aelslfu bat. ipie ani Der 8olfun'
hdtbtHel bic Rrisse ssinbrt Iuur.
ben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-12-19

eenator ga Ionette's Gee
mannsbi1 b%efinost iih nod INNER in
fshr furmii4eu Gcwd6srn uno
,uire in oisien wabridsinIi4 au4 an.
atrpebsn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-12-19

Il. Tumm6riteH b.. @siisn ii.S
nod ;mmsr mshy ,per,b OILS s4 sse,s.
lheiten Der Tumaien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-12-19

~ gatarrh fam GiA ( furirt iyert tn rnrA
n,u4i trr iheN tonusn. gd.arh eine Stdta ett
Conn iiuiior s. rtariheif, uno nm re ~ b len must
9hr ! n ri az hetlmtflet Rehnr pdn'f 0dfdfrh
ure re 'caletmils EberIdche. bau's eaiarrh Rnr III
tsiHe Cuaf,cipers4 eeiiir. Sc mus be sit Jdh'sH
bon siurr Der beteH Her,tc eisies sanoes v%etrreHst
I'M ~ Gu reaelm.b ges &e;spt. sic bcteht aus ben
'sfen bstannirn on Gas, utrbineen nil eer ! ftsn
SlEtre,uieau sniis Fin, . ottett ont be Sbteim'
bel u lds rprtsn. TIs o~onfcmmeus Berbinnnna Der
l'ais b, Der es,Iun pW Ga,arFa \ IaStr'F,
SaBi q d 1~euariie unto / ar en-.
T. 3: 9btnss Il 10. GiasTrr.. Iutsse. [.
Der art 20 aHen dp hettrH. !. ~ 55f.
rams nam I've fRinen Nao ore btffsH
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dabrplan Der @bieass 4 siortbs
peferH Balm.
Hahnhof: Ode 8. unb Bine Str.
0<s,;A $50 Yormittaes
l2.40 Nohmtfla9s
1l.0O NbenoS
w.a1;h 500 WorSens
osta,n 1920 Wahm,ttaas
5.45 Rothmittaaa
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QDfQlcr Warftberiht.
ga grpfle, 10. Rop.
&ieh= une S~ieiithmarft.

Yreiie BON Qansoon & Suno.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-01

MEMS WORK PANTS
$3.50 and $500 All-Wool Pants .S1.35
DRESS AND WORK SHIRTS
$500 Manhattan Shirts oW......S 1.I5
$2.5 70 Manhattan Shirts now S1.S5
$".oo Manhattan ShlrtS noW....... 1925
$3.50 Manhattan Shirts now SD.75
$500 Manhattan Shirts noW.. SD 90
5000 Manhattan Shirts now-.,-~-.$3.25
$3.50 Golf Shirts, good styles. S;Js.
$l.50 and $500 Flannel Shirts........S
S2'ao flne Flannel Shirtsy~-.-.".$1.35
75c Black Sateen ~
NECkWEAR
Fancy Shield Bows ...-.........a.3-for-25t
Fancy Shield Tecks ,...............2-for-25c
35c, soc NeckWear, all styles, 2-for-25r
SOC SILK Four-in-hands ....3-for-$1.OO
All 75c NeckWear reduced o....5Ot
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-01
DR.. HYDE TO OFFER
NEW EVIDENCE
UNTOLD TESTIMONY TO FIGURE
IN THIRD TRIAL OF ACCUSED
POISONER.

Kansas City, Jan. 31.-That new evil
dence~ regarding the sickness and death
of Chrisman Swope and THE illness OF
his sister, Margaret, would be intro
duced in the third trial of DIR. B.
Clarke Hyde, charged with the muir
der of Colonel Thomas II. Swope, SEN
ator James A. Reed, special prose-
cutor, said today when Judge Porter
field heard the arguments of the OPP
posing attorneys as to admissibility
of testimony was certain. .s, ~ -
In ,remanding the first. trial of DR..
Hyde, the state supreme court ruled
out all evidence relating to the Chris
man and Margaret SWope cases as be-
ing insufficient to prove the states
charges. Senate Reed said today
new witnesses would be introduced in
this trial to give testimony which
would meet all the objections of the
supreme court.
Pale of face and unsteady of car
rage, Juror Carl V. Higgins, whose i'll
ness has stayed the progress of the
trial since last Monday, appeared in
the jury box today. After one look
at him, Judge Porterfield sent him
back to the jury hotel and announced
that the taking Of testimony would be
postponed until next Monday.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-01
WRONG MAN IS KILLED
BY JERSEY GANCS7ERS

Jersey city, N. J., Jan. 31.-Thomas
Conroy, prominent in the building
trades council here. was shot and
mortally wounded tonight by %gangsters
who are believed to have mistaken him
for another man. The shooting, at
first regarded as a saloon row, now is
believed to have connection with labor
difficulties. The police made one ar
rest, that of a young New Yorker,
Ernest Whitaker, who told the au-
thorities that a gangster Known as Kid
Dynamite" had done the shooting.
Accompanied by Wilhaber and a gang
ster named Big Slim the former
said, kid Dynamite came to this city
and picked a quarrel with Conroy.
After the shooting two of the men
levelled their revolvers at a dozen men
in the saloon and made their escape.
Their companion was attacked and
held~until the police arrived.
Wilhaber told the police Kid Dy-
Mantle hired him and Big Slim on
the BoWery in New York for $50 each
to accompany him here for a Job"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-01
MAN TAKES STRYCHN|NE
IN HOTEL OF BILLINGS

Billings, Jan. 1.-(Special.)-E. Club
fuiler, aged AZ years, committed sui
eide IN his roo in a local hotel about
3 O'Clock this morning, by taking a
large dose of strychnine. His groans
We're heard and the door was broken
open. Fuller expired within one
minute afterwards. He came to Bill
llngs about n month ago as repre-
sentative of a st. Paul printing house,
ran out OF money and became de-
spondent. He announced a few DAYS
that if something did not turn up
to improve his future, he would com
NIT suicide. 1t is understood that
he was formerly engaged in the pub
fishing business in Indiana and that
he is We'll connected. His relatives
reside in Chicago.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-01
UNION WAR OVER,

Chicago, Jan. 31.-The jurisdictional
war between rival associations of Chi
cago plumbers and steamfitters is over
1t was learned today. The trouble,
which began II years ago, has been
marked by numerous assaults, riots,
shootlngs n murders. Now, 1t is
learned that the steamfitters' protect
i've association has voted to amalga-
mate with the United Association of
Plumbers, Gasfitters, Steamfitters and
eteamfitters' Helpers.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-01
MANY NEW WORKERS
INDICTED FOR ARSON

New York, Jan. 31.-The number of
indictments resulting from the arson
trust" investigation of the grand
jury was increased by six today. There
now are "a men under indictment,
nine of whom are in custody as the
outcome of the detailed confession of
Isadore Stein, the Sing Sing convict
h was brought here to tell what he
knew of the doings of the trust"
Nathan Weinberg, whose clothing
store Stein set on fire a yea ago,
pleaded guilty today to arson in the
third degree. He confessed, according
to the district attorney, and promised
to testify against members of the
trust.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-01
PRESBYTERIAN LEADER
IS DEAD IN NEW YORK

New York, jar. 31.-Rev. William
Henry Hubbard, of Auburn, N. Y, Sec
rotary of the executive committee of
the Presbyterian church in the Uni
ted States, died here tonight Of pneu-
monla complicated with heart trou-
Die. He was born in Clark county,
Kentucky, 62 years ago.
DIR. Hubbard was brought here a
week ago on a special train for med
ical treatment.
DIR. Hubbard was me of the most
widely known ~clergymen of the Pres
byterian church. For some time. he
was editor and publisher of the AS
semb1y Herald of the Presbyterian
church.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-01
VERDICT OF MURDER.

Seattle, Jan. 31.-The coroner's jury
that investigated the death of Grocer
Ernest A. Klinger, whose body was
found in the bay Wednesday, found
that he was sandbagged and robbed
before being thrown into the water.
The police had insisted that the case
was one of suicide. Ringers will,
made in 1909, bequeathed a 100000
estate to his widow.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-01

Boys Furnishing Goods
kNICkERBOCkER PANTS a
Boys knickerbocker Pants, made from good MAJ QE~
terials; fun cut; $l.b0 to $500 alues~~...-a..-.." wv
BOYS SWEATERS
75c Heavy "V" Neck Sweater oats.....-.@-.--. 25t
$10O Heavy ~" neck Sweater Coatsu.... soc
$3.50 Ruff Neck Thermo Sweater Coats ------. S1.OO
BOYS WAISTS AND SHIRTS
75c Flannel Waists, gray or blue Soc
$l.25 and $l.5O Flannel Waists, best quality..r.-~~ S1.OD
Toe and $1O0 Flannel and heavy cotton Shirts, SOC
BOYS UNDERWEAR
soc Underwear, heavy cotton flecccd ,w-~aa--~..--, 25r
soc LambsdoWn shirts and Drawers --.--a..,.--.~35 c
7c Union Suits, heavy cotton fleeced ---~~.--~-----5 SOC
$l.50 Worsted Union Suits -..-....~..---,--~ T1.Oo
$20n Munsing Union 80
BOYS GLOVES AND MlTTS
35c Gloves and Mittens; all styles; Use plush OK
lined Gauntlets, in this sale Observation-Disclosures. A~N
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-01
TAFTS GIVE LAST DINNER.

Washington, Jan. 31.-The president
and Mrs. Taft gave a last dinner of
their -four years in the White House
tonight in honor of Speaker Champ
Clark. More than two scores of SEN
ators n members of the house were
invited to break bread with the presi-
dent.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-01
FRITZ scHEFF DIVORCED.

White Plains, N. Y. TAM. 31.-Papers
granting an interlocutory decree of
divorce to Miss FRITZ Scheff, the act
ress. from her husband John Fox, Jr..
the author, were filed at the county
clerks office here today. They were
not made public but it said no names
were mentioned in the case.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-01
$l.00 $l.98

+ or tailored
and dress hats
formerly priced
as high as IS.
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Chrome calf winter shoes, mad
fun double soles to heel; also a broken
l2-inch top boots in black and tan; ST
nearly waterproof as possible.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-01
A DIVORCE.

Butte, Jan. 31.-(Special. Judge
Roy e. Ayers yesterday granted a
divorce in the. case of Edith Williams
against c. e. Williams to whom she
was married at Burville, Neb., in
1900. The plaintiff proved acts of
cruelty at Missoula in 1909, and the
failure of the defendant to provide for
her.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-01
BURNS.

Burley, Idaho, Jan. 31.-The Burley
hotel was burned to the ground today.
causing a loss of $4,000. The hotel
was filled with guests, but all es-
capped.
The Washington times., 1913-08-12
NATURE OF WOUND TO
DECIDE MANS FATE

On the nature OF the wound found
on Samuel Feldman's head depends the
fate of Samuel Gritz, up in Police
Court today for alleged assault. After
Judge Pugh, in United States branch
of Police Court, had heard volumes of
contradictory evidence as to whether
Gritz struck Feldman. or Feidman
managed to wound himself, the court
decided to send Feldman to a hospital
to have a physician examine his heav-
lily court-plastered scalp. The ply
sicians evidence will be given in the
case tomorrow.
Feldman is a tailor and Gritz a cob
bier at 5O4 Eighth street southeast.
Gritz hung a rack full of repaired
shoes IN the window of the establish
ment. which is one room partitioned
of by a railing. Feldman objected to
the shoes in the window and took them
down. What happened next is what
puzzles the court According to Field
man and numerous relatives, GritZ
picked up a stick and belabored Field
man.
According TO Gritz and a witness rho
lived next door, but who was locking
In the window, Feldman broke the shoe
rack in his excitement and struck his
head against projecting nail.
The Washington times., 1913-08-12
Summer Hints to
Mothers Who Care
SedSondble Advice on the
Health of Children in
Hot Weather

II is well that mothers be advised
not to over-feed the children during
the hot months. No one requires as
much food in summer as in winter.
Feed the children the lighter and more
easily digested foods See that the
milk is cool and kept away from flies
Be careful that the fruit is ripe. and IL
the child begins to scratch the skin. in
dicating too much acid in the blood, de-
prive it of fruit for several days.
It is quite natural that under these
conditions there will be some digestive
disturbance, such as constipation, indi-
gestion or summer diarrhoea. 1t may
be accompanied by a cold or by erup-
tons of the skin. The timely remedy,
and one which you can rely on for re-
suits, is a small dose OF Dr. CaldweIls .
Syrup Pepsin on retiring, and by morn
ing the bowels will move and the trou-
Bile will vanish. The exceptional tonic
ingredients in this remedy will tone the
stomach and enrich the blood. and the
child will feel its usual self again.
Many families like that Of Mr. William
Weber. 9 Edwin Place, Buffalo. V. Y,
who uses IT for foul breath and consti-
The Washington times., 1913-08-12
SOLICITOR DAVIS
TO Be KEPT BUSY
New Federal Prosecutor. Has
Trust-Busting Job As His
Principal Duty.

AS the principal prosecutor Of a party
with an antitrust policy more vigor-
Gus than ever pursued by the Depart
ment of Justice, John W. Davis, the
West Virginian recently named So
licitor General of the department. will
have as much important work to do as
his famous predecessors in that office.
These predecessors included such able
lawyers as William Howard Taft. Law
renee Maxwell Lloyd Bowers, Fred
erick W. Lehman, and William Mar
shall Bullitt.
The Solicitor General Is the man who
does most of the pleading before the
United States Supreme Court After
district attorneys. special attorneys.
and Assistant Attorneys General have
handled great cases before the lower
courts. il becomes Solicitor General
Davis duty to conduct them before ths
highest of tribunals.
Solicitor General Davis was repre-
senting a West Virginia district in Con-
gress when the President and Attorney
General were looking over the lawyers
eligible for a Solicitor General And
when the announcement came that he
had given up a promising Congressional
career to help the Administration to
prosecute the trusts. no man could be
found in Washington Who did not pro-
nounce his appointment a wise choice