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The Alaska citizen., 1913-07-14

last. Oae Of them woke up in a
fright and said
Tom. did YOU hear it thunder"
Nav you dub 1t don't thunder
ia February"
aMehhe ii don't but | heard it
thunder like thundnr."
"rhel il YOU did Why did you wake
me up? Don't you know that l cant
Ieep when il tlunders?"
JUMPING THOUSAND HURDLES.
Thn craze for strange records he
4an Il great many years ago There
vas an elderly London omnibus driv-
or named Prestly who at Hull, in
1853. jumped a thousand hurdles,
each three feet six inches high, in
siXty-one and a half minutes 1t is
said that this record has never
since been equaled. Prestly
began omnibus driving in the same
year 1868, and during his forty-s.x
years in the service Of the London
General Omnibus company he drove
buses Il distance OF about S50,0o0
miles Strand MAGAZINE
The Alaska citizen., 1913-07-14
HE Jolly KIDS.

There were Two jolly bits of kid
who happened to live in I.akeHo oa
and whose parents allowed them 10
sleep in the same bed And these
TWO boys were scared night before
The Alaska citizen., 1913-07-14
BOSTONIANS VISIT THE
EXPERIMENTAL FARM

Through the courtesy of Manager
Joynt the Juvenile Bostonians were
given ride out to Experimental
farm last Tuesday afternoon, and
roamed at their sweet will among
the wheat and clover and were
amazed to find real corn growing,
The party went out about 4:30, re-
turning to town about 6 O'Clock.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-07-14

a chair in logging engineering TO be
established in the college of forestry
of the University of Washington has
been strongly urged by a committee
of lumbermen appointed by the last
Pacific Logging Congress.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-07-14

eraments ease. while L. X. and
Harry + Pratt have been engaged
~ de-cnd Mr.. Wiseman.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-07-14

During courtship kissing may be
overdone. but after marriage it is
usually UNDERGONE.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-07-14

Rubber stamps. ink pads, daters,
oil sold at the Citizen office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05
SPELLS OF WEAK kINDEYS
READ AND SEE WHY
Some People have Trouble with the Kidneys every Autumn
They become frightened when the Symptoms appear
is be avoided

During the month OF October the
kidneys are especially liable to become
dcrangcd.
The pcrspiration that has been go
!nr on freely during the previous
months is at least partially stopped
during October. Tho skin and the kid
ncys are very similar in their action
They both eliminate from the blood
poisons. As is we'll known. the skin
can act in place Of tho kidneys in a
small degree. and vice versa When
one Is affected the other Ia apt to he.
The sudden checking of perspiration
during the month OF October throws
upon tho kidneys the extra work OF
eliminating the blood poisons. This
concentrates the ppisons in the urine
which may set up an irritable condi-
ton in the kidneys. The concentrate,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05
TRAVIS TO DEFEND
HIS COMMISSION
Will Oppose Creation OF sepa-
rate Public Service Rate
Making Body
HOUSE VOTES ON TAX LEVY
Adopts Resolution Authorizing
Erection Of Memorial at
Gettysburg
HOUSE VOTES ON TAX LEVY
Especial to rhe Tlmes-Dis pa,ch. ]


Raleigh. y. C.. October At has been
Of the Corporation Commission, viii be
heard In opposition To the bin for the
creation OF separate public service
commission. To take oycr the rate
making work OF the Corporation Com
mission, and in icfGtatfon Of the
charges OF inactivity ~ to the reduc-
tions made against the Corporation
Commission. THIS hearing will be held
before the joint Committee on Public
Service Corporations. which devoted
four hours yesterday 10 hearing arSu-
rnent on the Young resolution. to ac-
cept the railroad proposal for tho set
Element of the interstate rate differ
enccs; the Justice bin to reduce mira
state rates. and the Just Freight Rate
Association bills for !, separate public
commission. The speeches az To the
intrastate rates and tho public service
commission bill were all in advocacy.
and arguments In opposition viii DO
forthcoming before the committee At
Tho Monday and subsequent meetings
81 the joint committee. Chairman
Travis Is TO be given full opportunity
to present the side OF the Corporation
Commission and meet al the attacks
and criticisms that have been hcapcd
on this body OF state officials
The House to-day In committee OF
tho whole on proposed constitutional
amendments voted favorably on an
amendment b. MIR Dourhton TO the
proposition TO maize Tho tax levy FOR
all purposes &C % cents az q: pres
eut, instead Of 30 cents. as proposed
by tho commission. Another import
ant action yras the adoption or a
resolution by Mr. Graham 10 authorize
the erection n, Gettyshurg 81 me-
mortal TO commemorate the gallantry
and valor OF the North Carolina troops
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05
Get Income Tux From Source.

Washington. October 4.-CoIlectors
or internal revenue were instructed
to-day by Commissioner Osborn to
warn all employers, charged by the
new income tax law TO withhold the
normal income tax Of per cent at
It's source. to pay it TO the government
and that II they fail they Will be IL
able for the amount. This provision
becomes effective November l.
'As the law does not specify in what
manner the taxes shall be withheld
said Mr.. Osborn. 1T would appear that
such means may be adopted az will
be best adapted to the particular bust
ness affected"
The commissioner said he would
prepare licenses and regulations as
soon as possible TO enforce the pro-
vision which requires licensing OF per-
sons. firms or corporations undertaking
the collection of foreign interest pay
mcnts. by means OF coupons or bills
OF exchange. An application for such
license filed with collector OF in
tcrnal revenue. he announced. would
lie considered sufficient compliance
with the law until the licenses and
regulations can he issued.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05
Wilbur q. IinIl.

Fayetteville. y. G., October 4.-Wil-
bur G. Hall, sergeant 1T arms of tho
State Senate. chairman OF the board
OF elections OF Cumberland County.
and commander OF Cape Fear Camp OF
Confederate Veterans, died at his homo
here at o'clock this morning. Mr.
Hall, who had not been In good health
all the summer. was taken Ill in Raj
eiSh last sunday, and was brought
home on Thursday. His illness took a
decided turn for the worse early Fri
day morning. lie Will be buried to-
morrow afternoon ut $3.50 o'clock from
the First Presbyterian Church. Mr.
Hall was seventytwo years old He
was n Confederate soldier.
MIR. Hall was the son OF the late
John H. Hall, II wealthy Wholesale
merchant of antebellum Fayetteville
Ills only surviving brother is Joe j.
Hall, of kiSsccmnc. Fla. He married
Miss Olivia T. Stedman. who. with n
daughter and two sons, survive him.
The children are Miss Robbie Hall
Douglass Hall OF Columbia S. c., and
John Hall.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05
STEAMER NEARs COMPLETION.
The Lewis Il. Thurlov Successfully
Launched mt Newport NcMs.

Newport News. Va. October 4..-Lack-
ing only a small margin of being com
plcted and practically ready TO pro-
cccd TO sea, the handsome new freight
steamer Lewis K. Thurlow. which Is
being built for Crowell * Thurlow
Steamship Company. Of Boston, was
successfully launched at tho plant of
the Newport News Shipbuilding and
Dry Dock Company early this after
noon.
Miss Grace Crcwen daughter Of the
senior member OF the owning firm.
broke the conventional hottie OF wine
on the vessels bow as she started on
her initial plunge into the water, The
launching was informal. the yard being
closed TO the general public but it was
witnessed b. z. HWnher of steamship
y post launching luncheon was ten
Gc-cd 10 the sponsor and her party at
the Warwick Hotel.
The Thurlow is a duplicate of tho Pc-
ter H. Crowell. launched for the Same
com pany several months ago. and, like
that ship, was almost fully complete
when she left the ways. 81 new record
In the degree OF completion before
launching being made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05
OBITUARY
Daniel ". AIorer.

Hampton. Va. October 4.--Danicl w.
Moeer, sixty three years old. for years
leading oyster planter and shipper
OF this city. died to-day In his home
IN North King Street He was stricken
with paralysis Friday afternoon. MIR.
Mogcr came to Hampton forty-four
years ago from Long Island. y. Y. He
is survived by his widow and eight
children. He was a member of the
Dad Fellows, knights OF Pythias
Junior order United American Me
chaGics and the Encampment of Odxl
Fellows. Funeral services will be held
in Central Methodist Church on Sum
day afternoon ri 3 o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05
FEVER|SH, SICK CHILDREN
NEED CALIFORNIA SYRUP Of FIGS

Figs" for ch!ldren's ills. Give a tea
spoonful and in just few hours all
the foul waste. sour bile and ferment-
ing food, cloGBed in the bowels. passes
out OF the system and you have a we'll
and playful child again All children
love this harmless fruit laxative, and
il never fails to effect "a good Inside"
cleansing. Directions for babies. chill
drcn OF all ages and grown-ups are
plainly on each bottle.
Mother, keep it handy In your home
4 little given to-day saves sick
child tomorrow, but get the genuine
Ask your druggist for n 50-cent bottle
of California Syrup of Figs" Then
look and see that II Is made by the
california Fig Syrup Company" We
mako no cheaper size. Don't be fooled.
Advertisements.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05
Deaf HIS

HOWARD.-Died. Mt 1890 A. NJ. Oc-
tober 4. 1918. at the residence Of his
uncle, John T. Wilson, o03T Monu-
ment Avenue. LEO HOWARD.
Funeral TUESDAY AFTERNOON
at $3.50 from Grace Street Baptist
Church.
RITTER-Died, October 3. ROBERT
JULIAN RITTER, aged thirty-five
ono child, two sisters. Mrs. r. ].
brothers, William and Clarence.
:. Funeral from sisters. Coz l-2 West
Cary Street. 1 p NJ. TODAY Inter-
mcnt Hollywood.
WILLIAMSBURG. at tho Memorial
Hospital yesterday evening. Octobec
l. WILLIAM NJ. WILLIAMS.
The funeral from tho residence, 400
North Thirtleth Street, MONDAY
AFTERNOON. The announcement OF
the hour later.
wIlITE.-Dled. Saturday afternoon.
October !, Mt his summer residence,
near Ashland, Va. EDGAR B.
WHITE. in the fifty fifth year OF his
age.
The remains will arrive Mt Elba
station Monday afternoon ut o:35.
Funeral services Mt the grave In
lakewood Cemetery at 3 o'clock. con-
Quoted by Rev. II. D. c. Maclachlan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05
Delay. Arrival. Save. Money.

Bay City, Mich, October 4.-The
steamer OE.maw. from Canada, with {,
cargo of lumber. arrived here to-day.
in Saginaw Bay waiting for the new
tariff law to go into effect Owners
of the steamer ana cargo estimated
that the move saved 5000 Captain
Pierce master OF the vessel. said thou
sands of dollars worth Of lumber has
accumulated In Canadian ports. which
soon Will find markets in the United
States
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05
AustrnIic tn HIVE Eject.

san Francisco. Cal. October A.
First effects of the new tariff law on
the Pacific Coast, II WAS agreed here
to-day will he felt In importations OF
foodstuffs from Australia
In san Francisco the release OF great
quantities Of butter held In customs
storchouscs was expected TO affect the
local market. Australian meats are
selling AZ prices lower than those
charged for domestic meats, and the
quantities imported are TO be incrca scd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05
A coated tongue means sluggish
liver and bowels-Listen,
mother!

Your child isn't naturally cross and
pccvish. See if tongue is coated; this
is sure sign it's little stomach liver
and bowels need a cleansing nj once.
When listlcss. pale feverish, full OF
cold, breath bad, throat sore. doesn't
cat sleep or act naturally. has sour
stomach, diarrhoca. remember gem
tie liver and bowel cleansing should
always be the first treatment given.
Nothing equals california Syrup OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05
Mason. knights Tenipiar and u
Shriner. His wife and three children
BENJAMIN f. nurrett.

Especial TO The Times D,spatch.l
Alexandria, Va, october 4.-Funeral
services for Benjamin i. Baggctt.
seventy three years old. who died last
night at his home. 1912 King Street.
Will be held ut o'clock Monday after
noon. Three daughters and two sons
and his wife survive.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05
Iarrow-BerCin.

Srnithfleld. Va, October Jack Bar
row and Miss May BerEip. Of this
place We're married At st Paurs Epis-
copai Church. in Newport News, to-
day. by the Rev. Mr.. Darst. The cere-
nony was very quiet on account of
deep mourning Of the Eroom's family.
Mr. and Mrs. Barrow left Immediately
on q &nrthnru tour
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05
Miss Grace crewell. dauEh.ssr Of the
Arrested us "I,lInd Tiger"

Wilmington. y c.. October 4.-John
w. Steers. head steward OF the CLYDE
liner Cherokee. was arrested to-day
whcu tn" steam ship was getting ready
20 leave port for New York, for being
blind tiger"
II is charged that Steers had tho
habit OF bringing beer 10 Wilmington
on his trips from New York and dis
pchSing 1; TO citizens. His arrest fol-
lowed to-day and he went 10 Jail in
default Of 5000 bond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05

tricai concern. outlined plan for estab-
fishing an electric plant and ice plant in
this city. which was unanimously indorsed
by the association. 4 committee OF promi
ncnt members appointed TO appear be-
fore the city Council In behalf Of "a fran
chis-. Mr.. Cralle. representing tho Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway Company. of Rich
Inond. In attendance upon the meeting
and assured the association that his corn
pany stood ready TO assist Williamsburg In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05
ACTION FOR $4,000
AGAINST r., F. & P.
Damages for burning and Destruction
of Excelsior Plant Sought.

Especial 20 The Times Dispatchl
been brought In the Circuit Court OF Caro-
line County by J. II. and -. ". Gray. part
ners, under the name OF Gray Bros Excel
$40. Company against the Richmond. Fred
cr!cksbGrS auI Potomac Railroad Company
claiming damages amounting 10 $500 !or
tho burning and destruction OF the Gray
Bros excelsior plant and supplies at Ruthcr
Glen last May. II 10 claimed the fire oc-
CURED n night. that the excelsior plant IL
located short distance from the right Of
way of the railroad company. and that
spnrks end cinders from ono ~ the enclmes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05
Frank IL. Hail

I.ynohbure. Va. October i.-Franlt
II Hall. .Eed forty-seven years. a
prominent druggist. died at his homo
here this morning after a long illness
He was a native OF Essex County, but
lived here many years. lie was one OF
the best informed AIasons OF Virginia,
having conducted numerous Masonic
schools throughout Virginia pcrvious
to his illness He was Il Royal Arch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05
steel Comes Down.

New York, October i.-Stecl manu-
facturers to-day Were reported here
to be considering n reduction of from
50 TO SO ton in the price of their
product to meet the lowering OF steel
duties in effect to-day under the new
tariff schedule. Possible competition
from German and British manufac-
turers was said TO be responsible for
the move.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05
STRIKE BIG SNAG
IN CONSTRUCTION
OF TARIFF BILL
Continued From First Page.l

thing In tho warehouses. but tho chief
things are cottons. linens. woolens.
furs. silks. nuts. leather goods. dried
fruits. picked fish and leaf tobacco
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05

been filed with the Secretary of State
rs duly passed and ratified by this spe-
cial EeSsion OF the Legislature The
great majority of them are purely
local easurcs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05
,eslonsns to the railroad company set tho

IINNt on Tire.
Captain NJ B. Rowe. OF "Bronpton":
captain r.. G. Vance, or "Mannaneld HALL"
and +. &c. Baldwin, OF "Snowden." hnve
shipped consignments ~ their Inc stock for
exhibition and competition At the State Fair
~ Richmond. which opens Monday and con-
unucs through the week.
Rev. J. NJ. Perrts. OF St Marys Catholic
church mas returned from n trip to Fana
ma, jamaica. Costa R.ca and other places
In the South lie il very much Improved in
health
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05
The Weather
Forecast; yirginin-Frnir Sunday,
Monday increasing clOudincss; light,
variable winds.
Special Local Data for Yesterday.

12 noon temperature. ............ 20
T. NJ temperature. .......... 10
Maximum temperature up TO
l.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 75
Minimum temperature up TO
L. M................ ~
Mean temperature. Observation-Disclosures. ii
Normal temperature .............. Co
Deficiency III temperature. ........
Deficiency in temperature since
ALalCh
Accumulated excess III temperature
since Janaury l................. 200
Deficiency in rainfall since March
i .......... Vs.
Accumulated deficiency in rainfall
since January 1...............2 40
Local Observation = Il. VI. Yesterday.
Temperature ................... I'll
Humidity ................ 81
Naturalization northumberland N. u.
" inu--NcloCllS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Goo Ratf Tor classification

WANTED, PERMANENT OR TRAN
silent boarders at S07 East Franklin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-25
Snbcrfuloicn
SarucaIocrcn.

Groiesior Sarbiti me0oeler / Ell
Gpiats / "gtorif Nagajiu I. 29ge.
u~iOeuifab" en- Stattittt oper Barn
obOucereoe pan Hig@boipitalet
1S9S-1911.
NJ 4Sl oboucereoe Barn / AIoer
O-l5 2lar bar fun 2S6 eIer 80 pGt.
iri tubertuIes SnieftioH. Segu paa
1ubertuloie irembso 1913 Barn eaer
If pGt. VI 0isie iioitc par Dc III
go pGt.) oooc al lin Sllb~erfuloie.
sos DC surige - par ser Iegu paa
en- ufIebeu Subcrtuloie. eQer Spgs
oonmen bar latent GtiuItJ.
Raar &rieftionen iinoer Steo I
Ocu ipP0eite ScOeaIoer. autager Sugs
Oommen gierne ct raft onourtct 6or.
lob, mcocna Barn "iorgurig meO
glareHe erbpcroer en- bpi5 relattp
No0itaH0sfrait moo Spg0ommeu,
iaa finn Sc fPrreitc buffer unoer for
Den.
0c auerfleite 6oritere antoger MI
en- meoisor Su6erfuIoie ior at uGrc
meget iiRlOeu. }: oct hPnoer iiGloen.
ar en- tubertulga Wooer OUcrfarer
SpgOommen paa lit Barn / Qtooerss
liz Ctient enfeIte @rempler berpaa
er foHitateret). Reqeleu er, at Bar.
meme imittes eiter 6eoielen. @rfos
ringen Tiger, al Barn ie0te az tor
~ring5ipae Rsore iom oiteit fonmer
til &eroen oelitabte o. fan uSoitIc
Jig ill truftige iterte NtenneIfer. iao.
ircmt Be paa betrpggenOe Rdaoe be-
ifptte@ moo Snieftionaiurer.
Eaa hpiIten Dtaa0e Suritteu fer
er en0uu life iittert iaitilnaet. Snp.
pigit iter oct piimOf giennem Suit.
peiene (Ueo Snoaou0iHg al Smitte.
itoiie), tiIoelS osiaa giennem Sor-
osiclie@ tanoIen letter HeSiuplgniu.
gem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-25
francis Shafleton:
QH0ren

Com fer n9pnt blep Cir Grneit
Sbucfletons grooer forleoen a~rreIte.
ret / gitairifa iom mistGrtft Tor at
baue uoisrt itore Salifuerier og &c
oragerier.
Mr. 3rancis Sbacfleton anfom
Tor en- 5iO iioen iii Sonoon og isrtes
itrofs for Bolitioomitolen peo Bonn
Street. Dan frpgter / inouieoe arcos
ie Tor, at oeune arreitation blir Sno.
leoningen til en- %betpoelig omiattenoe
Sfanoale. Sette mener mar al fun.
ne lutte 0erai, Of Der oaJli9 aieres
6orisg paa at opfisbe De frimlnelle
,SorOrinser, iom paabuiler NrreItan'
ten.
5rancis Sbacfleton uar SSuoeba,
per al set ~ulsnneoe embeoe ION
"Iublin Serolo", ba Oct me9et ON
taIte 5pperi al De irIfe aronniucler
ianot Steo. 3ppene Ianot man life,
men oct par oensang ben alminoeli'
ae S~piatning, AZ Sbacfleton par mo
uiflet / Den mpitiife Sntorie. Srnio'
lertio blep ban iaa itertt iorIuaret ira
inoilpoeliesrigt Solb, at ban iIas
mco Sfr9ffen % meb al ailGgge jim
ai Cub i~traalenoe Uniform.
Sioen bar ban pGientlig p9re'
beif.Pitiget meo at little itore aftie'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-25

ielifaber og Iepeoe iom Ell OtIllionGr,
uaJtet ollie DC Selifaber. ban ut
iitan6 eller bauoe nogen gciatlIlg
meb, mcget burtig gtf iaatt. San
pluffebc oerueo line a0elige 8euner
paa oct ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS % iranarrca
DC iclp Gamer 0erca ii6lte S%parepeu'
&c. 3llilut blep imiolertl0 SonoonS
Isialt ham Tor beo, bUorior ban en-
Gag f~oripanbt for after at ouffc op
/ 2itafrifa.
Selpom oct cr bans 9eorilter Iom
Sorrctningsmduo. Eolitiet neiere
ogtcr at unoeris9e, pH gunife iitfert
ogiaa Observation-Disclosures blluc Qieus
optaget; TIL 6et engelifc Eoliti aaar
mcget %grunoiaere tilpcrtS emo oct ir'
ife. Oct er ogiua ianhipnligt at
bette oil bliue frPpet al DC IrIfe Hara
Iumentsmeolemnlcr. ST al OIsie, Dtr.
8immel, bar / De ii0ite Guge rettet
nPraaaenoe Sgerqsmaul ungadenoe
1roniupelerne I'll y3r. Eirrel, Sr.
lambs Wtinliter. ct HMtc DIl ui0c,
at aroniuuclerne par yartiatte hos
Ell IagcrforI / Dublin. %fslIe go
pen funoe man tUinac 0enne Ill al
til6ageleuerc 4poeqoolet uocn Gritat.
ming. Man iorisgte Ogiua bette
men 0o iuare0e ban. al / laaTulo iau
ban ia nsotpungen til oiientltg al
omtale, huem oct uar, Iom baooe
pantiat SSupelerue. San ptOite, huaO
ban gioroe, - og rt tine Benge.
Oct par ingen lioen Gum, % oer
Sfibsreoer, lom paa B~icefongen5
iGrlige anmoonin9 ifaiie6e 0en I'll.
ueie, IF lin geIsnning puu aongeuz
nRite 6sOielsoag oerueo. at ban bier
opbsiet / Ioelsitanoen. 1enganq
if ingen pioe. bpem BET bar, ion
pantiatte Silpelerne; men Sbacfle.
tonprocesien oil f%ormooentlig briu
ge 0et for Ell Gaa paa Ell li0et ben
ipnsiulb Maaoe.
Sagen pabegpnOes meo oct isrite
oeriom Sbacfleton life in6en Der
Dag after bar gIort iig uipnlig. Sh
lige eiter arreitationen blep bal
paanp iat paa iri 500 moo en- aall
ticn al 1000 Ylluo Sterling, ion
ban hapoe iRrheles let Tor al ifafie
aanite pil De Senner, iom itafieoC
oisie genge, better Iaoe Hetten be
bolbe oenne Gum emo at berC
Sbarfletons 9iilsrineer | RetslaIeu
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Sjen Gem Oenne
llunouerlis | ct sobt aisffsu.
SfanAinabiif i~lhuifreret aosebos

Otter snne BOG Tan Der laues baaOe ioGO sammsaanof Rot O amritauR.
Retter az enboer ART bet flyer Jig iep, at ben opIpier ON Gt. iOm ousaar Bag
SpInins o T. . 3.snOen uI man fbe mango COB. 8aah. buouaf baao.
spebe oe uspeee aoHsr Tan bshe 3oroom.
Naal % gest e auspet str bet henilanos brnseGse SBrem, os m.o osns
SenauusIir. afpra,tNe Srunbs s bog oct mefe bGeutt ubreprti 9opper Os Steer
Soeeu - 3s Sibu mec Saufrahoner - T sot Os imutt hrSbunoet o.
tofr frt tIieuot goo MeO "8oheu' ct aar 5oauo .............S1.9O 90.
y. InnuSicn Yublibins Company, Serurab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-25

eeuS -Teeorabs Rotten I'll 5lRairiuee %
gsuuer @amleInnoet. - 3trsodes 90 Jres
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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-27
UNIVERSITY GIRLS
HAVE SCHEDULE
Of GAMES
COED BASKETBALL TEAM TO
MEET GREAT FALLS AND
STEVENSVlLLE FiVES.

The girls basketball team of the Uni
Vcrsity of Montana is to play the girls
team from the Great Falls high school
IN March Is. Miss Evelyn Stevenson,
captain of the university team, has re-
ceived a challenge from the northern
high school and will accept it. A team
from the Stevensville high school will
play here on March s, and the univer-
sity girls will go to Stevensville for a
game on April l..
A umbe of university girls have
been playing basketball every winter,
but no outside teams have been play ed
for several years. This year h ma
terial was so good that Coach Mus
taine decided to arrange a schedule for
the team.
The Great Falls high school team is
one of the strongest in the state. IT
has held the championship for two
years, and has twice beaten a team
from the state agricultural college
The Great Falls team viii be brought
here for the game.