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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-06
Jn(an0gelegrapO
Gin amsgeeebntes gpiuna,
&c ZDitem.
lle6ermafnua U0H @irtbeu.
Il
Sine Ausabl Si,en3 Seripirfnnaen in
NnsIIdlt.

golumbuz, 8, 5. Aob. - .IEz
nerhalb brei StIHoen nahoern Die
9icsna6ehoroen Im clu3eH Staate be-
taunt aeaeben hat.en, pem iie cine 81
Gems srtheilt babsu, Iuuroen QnitaItsn
gsirofieH. unsguEnitte @irthe, Die
aiesuieH srbaIten babsn, aus3uIdal
ten. UlitsIieosr Der Staats Qi3enss
tefDroe theiltsn nit, oaB Der Staat in
Gle nafen GcuH;jes Setettips an
iteaeu peroe uuo oab Wirtbsu, biz
benz Geisse nit,t foIsen, Die QieeHs
snt3oqen psrbcn Uiro.
ssn 3utunft psrOsn bic gountps
SicsnsbehDrbsn MD; aIsiH lber bic
grtheiIuna uno Qsrpirtung bon 2is
cenien su sntihejoeH habeu. Wen:,
ii6er Elm Sabr Die grtbeiIung Don
neuen 2ic:uien erfolgt, toirb biz
Staats 2icsnsbeboroe, tpelte elm
!pudiamss augs oui Die Wirtbi6aftsn
hcltsn fpirb. ben Gountpbs6orben Wits
theilungen iibgr ols geIetli6e Der
halten eer 2icenEoeperber MAIDEN.
Die Staaisbsb6r0en ertparten. baB
lie in hisier lsb;rpahung Ulit.beis
lunaen ron beu:n erbalten iperoen, Die
teine 2icens er1olten baben unb unl
fold. au erIln3eu, 0iei.uigan,
lrslte i'm gsiiss elmer 9ieens iinb, De-
nunsiren ipsrbsn. 2lud peroen Die
.grodenen sir pstt ausa:oebnts5
Spionuae Spitem unterhal.en.
9erifte aus elmer ansabl Counties
[aiien erishsn. iab eel Der Grtbeilurs
eer 9ieenisn auotre 9riinee auBer be.
Eea mora!iI6er Or; uno bes Gehoyz
idms aeg:n Die GjsIsBe mabgebeno pos
rem. Cine Qn3abI Qpplitanten mug
ten iih perpflihtsn, i5re Wirthihaften
iau6er su balten. cine IorfhriIt, bic
isst fir ale Diytte qilt.
gis Samiia1 WIittag. ben %. Ros
osnlbsr. perben Die Qieensbeborben in
hen oroben Stdotsr 9eIu1e I'm 9s1z
ltouna BON Wirtbihaften mad anbersn
glaben in grpd1ua1 5iebta. Wirths
staften, bic burt Gntaishuus bon 2i=
eenien frsi qeporoen fino. Dero.n
ipabri6einlib ron srfclsreifeH Zip;
plitanteu aenistbst Deroen. Sn iols
den sSdnsn mus Die gountnbeboros
ihre 3uitimmuna srtheilen.
Sn Columbus purbe einem DI5s
enb gefibern Don nptcriInen 2ctaIea
| rnn Meinsimmsrn Die 2ieenIen nsrs
reilert. aIubs nit Wirihihaftsn.
SaIoons in b,u 2aiterbesirteu unb
pRle Stnappsbuoen. bic bon 5rautn
Inb Wsaern bstr;sben perben. fino ami
ni: itparss Cite usitelt frorosn. 7i:
Neb0rhsn babsn 421 2ieenien beipi!s
| list uns 90 Dsrpsissra
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-06
}erIoner MURDER fdtper perlsbt.

prGfibent ppincnre unb 2puis
Wiaiie, Ger MiniIter fir 6onbsl uno
Yertebr. befuhten ipdbreno bes Saz
qes bic llnsliitsii1tte. Die beiben
Wdnner unter5eihnetsn ais Grite
$1,000 fir einen Tonbs 3ur unht-
itiisung Der Jamilien Der 8erungliitz
ten.
6rdnfrei6foIl bermitteIn
8dris. 5. Nrp. - Bel benz fran
soiiIhen auspdrtigen Nmt lit BON be-
meritaniihen Eeaierung in informeaer
Weife anesfraat iporoen, Oh lie oes
neigt iei, sfpiihen Wsrito unb sen
Ser. Staaten su permitteln. Die bic
foe Reaierung 1T aber entfhloiIen
nifts su tbun, mas Der aneritaniIdleE
Reaieruna unipiflfommen iein t0nntt.
Ger H tn a m o ro Prp3eB
St.iem, 9tuflaiio, 8. Roo. ytadjs
Dem Die 8ernebnlitng Der 3euaen in
Dem iogenanrtten Hitualmor0. BroseB
elm Gnoe erreifJt, begannen am Deitt,
nod Die glaiooners Der AnmG!te. Ger
Staatsnmpalt belt IN ielncr Reoe all
| Der yiitllaImoro.5beoric nit eiierner
3dbigfeii ieit. Or griff Die SSrosn
Ipegen ibrer 4gitation in 8erbinouna
init Dem Bro5eiie an 0eriprah a6er,
oaB Die Hegieruna iie beihiisen pcr.
DC, einerlei nie Der 31briprud, Der
8eiffporenen audl nusiauen moge.
er iprah III nerdhtIihem Zone bon
Dem iriiberen Gbef Der Dcbeimpolisei,
Wiitihuf. neil oiefer, anitatt Die
8eriibung BON RitllaImoroen iiir
DnhrIfcinlih 5u erfl0reu, Den Ser.
fad)t auf Gle geripdncten 0es ernor.
aeten anaben yuifirstp 3u lenfeu
luerludt Fabe, ino Pr baiduloigte oen
liritberen BoIi5eif)ef aruiiowsfp bon
iStie!u, oab er Dos Se5eimniB oes
Roroes femme aber Dcr1eimlid,e.
Gr oelltete audi on, baB Die 0eriufye,
Ole 8era She6erpaf un0 ibre ganoe
81 Derodd)tigen. bon Den SSuoen ge.
lmatt mo nit 8elb uutaritiist nor
/ oeu. aber ieblgeihlagcn icleu. gr be.
ihrieb Die Mdnner. 0Ic nit benz
6rngen3immer in gerbin6lmg Itan.
0eh nls argloIe Weniten, Denn lie
dud) 8erbreder ieien
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-06
@etterberiAt.

Hiir Obio: S6ones, ip6rmeres
Netter am Donneriiaa. am 5reiid9
!d1Ones Meiier I'm fiiolifsn, tbeiltpeiis
tribes Better i'm norblihen 3bei!.
Eilbfiae Winpe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-06


aus benz Deutiden Reid.
Niin6sn, s. Rop. Der ;rriiunise
aonis Otto Don gapsrn, Der q Sabre
lang aonis mar, ohne iih bsHsn be-
ipuBi 5u iein, tpurce am Wiitttpoh
formelI fir unfdbis ertlart 3u resieren
uno ieinsr QoniesDiiros beraubt, uuo
Der prin5resent aubtpis prciIamirte
iid am Wormiitns ais guopia Der
Dritis 3lil, G0Hig bon gopern. DER
neue a1nis ipiro pabrifsinlif) am
Somitas ben eio uuf bic 9srfafuns
lsiiien.
Sn elmer a0nislihsn Proclamation,
bic pabrenb bes 1ages iibsraa I'M
a6Hisreih gansrn esroffmtlitt ,purz
Be. lpirb ertIGrt, oaB aonis DITTO an
unheilborem WabHiinn leioe unb uns
fdbis fsi, gu regisrsn. unb oaB prinSz
Regent 2uoDis in Jolge beHen, trait
siHes tiir3lid auf ben 5uu gs5us bds
6tnbeu ipe5iellen Geiesss, feline Res
qeniihaft beenoet uno ben baDeriIhen
aoHissihron bsitisssn babe.
Sn Der proiIamation nsuut iih
ouppis Der Dritis .a0nis bon Got
iss 0naoeu" unb IS perosn nod ans
osre dtnIihe ausoriide onsep.nb.t.
3pei Wiislieb.r o.s bop.rii6en
Qanotagts, Die am 9i.niias aIs 9.les
saien mad Gdlob Jiiriienri.b e.z
ididi puroen. UNI iicb peri0nIi6 bon
eem 3uiiano bes s.iitestrant.n Jiirs
fen 3u iibsrseus.n, fanben ibn in .i.
mem bebauernsiperthen 3uitano. 4ls
er bic Wdnner fab, iiammeiie er sinise
unueritdnbiihe WOrie. aurs ebe re
cas 3immer beiratsn, pernabmen iie
einen lauteH ara1. unb eintretenb ias
ben lie. bdb Otto sin 9beeisrpies auf
ben gooen getporfen bate. Z
aonis Otto nurbe am q. 4prii
1S4S ssboren uno folste i.inem Brus
Der. benz aonis 2uopis benz 3tpeiisn.
Der fih am 13. Suni 1886 i'm Siarns
berger CT ertrdntt bate. auf ben
ghron.
Sm 2anotao ipurbe beuie cine 9ors
laae sineebraft, fpelhe beiiimmt, bob
init Der gipilliite bes aoniss aud bic
aponaaen Der tonialihen grinsen uno
DriHSeHinnen srbobt perotn ioaen.
Der !iinitig. aronprin3 Rupprshi
ipirb jdbrIid $4,000 War. trbalien.
ip1brenb bic gs3iise Der prin3.n bon
10000 auf 152.800 unb sieisniaen
Der prinsefinnen BON 20.520 auf 25.s
$50 Mari aufssbsiIert perben.
Die Rtsitruns uber. hi.
pfdne btr Der. Staaten
unterrihtsi.
Berlin. 5. Ropember. Der ames
rifanifh< WotIdafisr S:n.s 10. Ges
rcvb erbieli am Wit.pof cine lang.
Oeptfhe aus Waihinsion, in tpelder
bic S6ritie ertldrt perbsn, lpslte bic
Der. Gtooien NIT gesus au' Meriio
setbdn bobtn uHb nod CUR aldruns
Der Gage In Wsritc su tbun beabiihs
figitn. Der 1ctihaftsr .btsao iih am
Vahmitiag nad ntm auspdriia.n
ami. no er osm Ginatsistrstdr oes
aeubtren Mittbeilnneen BON benz Sns
bait Der Depeidxn mahie.
Dtrarupps Gtansais pros
5eb.
MIs s5oIge ner bis ittt IN bem g}rcs
aek aeaeu Gtto Geeiu1. ttpeu bey Gis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-06

1lJfitsres d6sr Ole wa6(en.
gieben Ztreifbre1er
ltno Stuei Folisiften in Smoias
napulis ihwer uerlett
Nls elm 8erIu1 qema6t fpuroe,
Den Strabenbabn6.trieb tpieber ouf.
sunebmen.
Of
Qm 0onneritaa pirb tpd6rIheinIi6
Die Rationalgdroe 9erausbeor.
bert nerben.
-->sx
Cine 5ragitom0bie bes Wleeres.
-~::>
Sin isifherboot, bei Hantudet ges
itranbst unb BON Der 8eiagung
perlaiIen,
-1S:S
gon Der beinabe bic Sdlfte umgetor-
men au iein iheint,
-~s:~
Wiro Don islbit 1pieoer flott, herren=
los auf bem Meere aufaeeriffen
->NS-
llno Dor ben 8eretteten BON ber
WaRnihaft in einen 6afen
9ebrdht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-06

90 2.ihen bereits aus ben 1riims
mern bes Va.is - WarieiIer
ShuelIJuges berousseholt,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-06

Der Bel Welun perunaliidt lit. uno
nod dnbere 9sihen idelnen unier
ben 2riimmern au liesen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-06

Webrere Sier6enoe iinb ouh nod in
oem Wrad eingctlemmt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-06
Sat ais a6nis SnSwis Ill. ben
bageriiAes &6nisstbrOn
beitiesen,
Qa9eem Sorber im elmer Qro'
tlaMaticn
aDnis Otto fir unbeilbar ipabniinnis
unb rssierunssunfdbis ertldrt
tporben mar.
Quth nod onnere 9irettoren Der
arupp Hompagnie auber gceius

Merben notwithstanding in Werbinoung
nit bem 9eitefungsitonool pro.
stiiirt psroeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-06
Muslan0.

Nuslan0'S
prinS fu0wiO Uon Bayern
Sat ais 66nis YnSwis Ill. ben
bageriiAen &5nisstbrOn
bsitieseH,
-
Ra4Sem Ssrber im einer Qro'
flaMaticn
GDnie Otto fir unbeilbar ipobnIinnis
uno rssierunssunfdbis ertldrt
tporben mar.
20
Quh nod anoere 0irettoren Der
arupp aompagni. auber gecius
Merben ipobriheinlih In 0erbinbung
nit BEN geitefunssitcnool pro-
stiiirt nsroen.
--~ss>--
90 Q.ifen bereits aus ben 3riimz
mern oes Da.is - Warieiner
Shnell5uaes herousseholt,
-
Der BEL Welun perungliidt lit. uro
nod onbere 9siden Ideinen unier
ben 2riimmern 3u liesen.
81
Webrere Sier6enoe iinb ouh nod in
benz Wrad eingctlemmt.
>s~
gnrieo 3epeon, Der morberiIte RsFie
!0uertds.
"uf 8efsh oss 9seteren fiir uuDers
antlporslih srtldrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-06

gnrieo 3spsbn, Der mOrheriite RsFie
s5uertas.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-06

"uf gef.h Dee 9sstersn fir unDers
antiporslih srtldr..
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-05
NEWSPAPER
IS SOLD
WALSH, MYERS, STOUT AND PEN.
WELL AND OTHERS PUR-
CHASE INDEPENDENT.

Helena, March 4.-(Special)-A deal
was closed here today for h sale of
the Helena Independent by George G.
F.. Neill to a syndicate composed OF
VIII Campbell, secretary of the North
western Development league: Senator
7. J. Walsh, Lewis PenWell of Hell
ena John Rich n Congressman
Stout of Lewistown; Senator Henry l..
Myers and other democrats.
The new owners Ook charge to-
night. The consideration was $4,000
for the plant n $4,000 for the t
standing accounts, the first payment
being $40, 900. The largest stocKnold-
ers are Will Campbell n Senator
Walsh, it is understood.
MI. Campbell, VINO arrived from st.
Paul today, will be editor and general
manager. The managing editor. Mr..
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-05
{. F. BURNER
RESIGNS PLACE
PASTOR AND PEOPLE OF THE
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
FINALLY BREAK TIES.

The resignation of Rev. Elmer e.
BURNER from his passionate in the
First Congregational church of this
city, vas presented last evening to
members of the congregation in a
called meeting at the church. After
the resignation was read, a motion was
put to vote n carried, regretfully
accepting MI. BURNERS decision. The
chairman, T. A. Price, was then au-
thoriZed to appoint a committee of
three to draft resolutions expressing
the high esteem in which the depart
ing pastor n his wife are held by
their people and the appreciation of
their efficient and sympathetic service
in this field. Mr.. Price appointed
Mrs. Mabel X. Hall, Professor l.. c.
Plant and Mrs. B.. II. Nesmith on this
committee, requesting them also to
SEND a letter to the congregation in
Spokane voicing the same high re-
gard.
A second committee. including Pro
fessor l. c. Plant, Warren Wilcox
Mrs. Smead, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Nc
Donald, NJ. r. Marshall, V. L. Bulls
d.. II. -NlS'IlIlty anu l.. "A. lIlct, was
appointed to carry on the work Of the
church and Sunday school until a
new pastor arrives and to take active
measures to secur a pastor as soon
as possible. Then in response to q
request for a few words of counsel
in regard to the best course of action
for the church, Mr.. BURNER spoke
with sincere feeling of his joy in the
service he could give to this church
in Missoula. He thanked his people
for their loyalty and splendid work
during his passionate and gave some
practical and inspiring suggestions for
future development. Mr.. Price anC
Professor l.. c. Plant followed each
with a few words voicing the appreci.
alton of the church for the whole.
souled devotion of Mr.. and Mrs. Burt.
ner and the regret of the congregation
in losing them, although wishing then
godspeed in their larger field Of work
The date of Mr.. BURNERS farewell
service has not been definitely de-
cided, but it will undoubtedly be either
the evening of Good Friday OR or
Easter Sunday.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-05
HERALD OF CIRCUS
is NEW NICKEL
BRIGHT COIN COMES WITH THE
EARLY BULLETIN OF THE
SELLS-FLOTo SHOWS.

The initial circus announcement of
1913 came Observation-Disclosures infalli-
Bile sign of spring. The Sells-Floto
shows are. billed for Missoula on June
27. The announcement came yester-
day to The Missoulian, accompanied
by a note from Arthur Bennett, the
press agent who was with the shows
upon the occasion of their last appear
ance here. The note calls attention
to the date of this return engagement
and says all the kind words which
only a press agent can utter when he
is in high gear.
Enclosed in the note was one Of the
new nickels, bright from the mint.
The nickel, which has already been
illustrated in The Missoulian, bears
an Indian head upon n side and a
buffalo on the other. Mr.. Bennett
says the new nickel was turned out
from the mint simultaneously with
the combination of the Sells FlotO and
the Buffalo Bill shows; that this CO.
incidence n the fact that the figures
on the new coin are singularly appro-
pirate to the occasion, it is sent as a
souvenir. BY the circus announce
ment, we are convinced Of the arrival
of spring. BY the nickel, we know
that the balance between us and a
ticket to the show is now only 20
cents. Yesterday morning it was a
quarter.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-05
Better Than
Spanking

Sparkling will not cure children
of Wetting the bed, because it is
not a habit, but a dangerous dis
ease. The c. H. Rowan Drug Co,
Dept. 53S, Chicago, H., have dis
covered a strictly harmless remedy
for this distressing disease, and to
make known it's merits they will
send q 5O-cent package securely
wrapped and prepaid Absolutely
Free to any reader Of The Missou-
liam. This remedy also cures
frequent desire to urinate
and inability to control urine
during the day or night in
old or young. The c. H. Rowan
Drug Co. is an Old Reliable House.
Write to them today for the free
Medicine. Cure the afflicted mem
bers of your family, then tell your
neighbors and friends about this
remedy.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-05
SHH!! LADIES' SECRET TO DARKEN
FADED GRAY HA|R--USE SAGE TEA

listen, avoid preparations put up by
druggists as they usually use toe
much sulphur, which makes the hair
sticky. Get "Wyeth's'' which can al
ways be depended upon to darken
beautifully and Is the best thing
known to emove dandruff, stop Itch
ing n falling hair.
BY using Wyeth's Sage and Shl-
phur no n can possibly tell that you
darkened your hair. 1t does 1t so
naturally and evenly-you moisten a
sponge or soft brush, drawing this
through the hair, taking one small
strand at a time which requires but
a few moments. Do this at night
and by morning the gray hair disap-
pears; after another application or
two its natural color is restored and
it becomes glossy and lustrous and
you appear years younger. Missoula
Drug Co.. special agents.-Adv.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-05

ment of agriculture and q representa-
tive of the state of Idaho shows their
Total area to be 54S,157 acres and in
| agreement entered into under date OF
| December 10, 1912, between the for
ester, the associate forester, the gov
ernor of Idaho ard the State Land
Commission of Idaho, whereby It was
agreed as a part of sad agreement
OF October 4, 1911, that the state wa
accept approximately 275,000 acres of
public lands located in Bingham, Bon
neville and Bannock counties, Idaho,
adjacent and adjoining the Caribou
National forest. The remaining area
due the state is shown to be 273,15I
acres, and whereas, the state OF idaho
is DESTROYS of securing OF account Ct
this exchange an ar of 193,039 acres
located east of the Priest river and
Priest lake IN the Eaniksu National
forest, with the exception of 4,275
acres, which is to lie luserved for an
experiment station, ard 1t has been
agreed thlt the NalCes of this and
have been equalized in accordance
with the schedule, Exhibit "A"
And whereas, This adjustment
shows a valuation of approximately
$500, 10000 in favor of the govern
ment, it has been further agreed that
in order to fully ~equalize the value
of the land exchange, the state will
include in the area surrendered an
area of 500 acres, known as the
! Boise selection, which contains timber
of the estimated value of 100000.
It Is Further Agreed, That in order
to enable the state to secure as q
| part of the remaining lands due ii
under this exchange, it will also be
allowed to make selections within that
portion of the Payette National forest
and the temporary withdrawal ad.
joining it, located in township 10
north of range 3. east, lying east of The
north fork of the Payette river.
And 1t is Further Agreed, That al
of the remaining area due the state or
account of this exchange will be Sc,
1ected by il from the grazing land
outside of the national forests.
1t is Further Agreed, That the fol
lowing exhibits shall be made a part o
this agreement:
(a) Schedule OF equalizing values
(b) Detail reports by sections o
! u~nsurveyed school lands, sections Il
and Sc:
(c) Maps showing location stat
sections on proclamation diagrams o
national forests:
td) Maps showing detail OF ex
change areas to he eliminated within
J. Jp1 lr,i+n ma Jrn,ilys, Nv,+inro1 Pnrco}n
The undersigned agree to the abov'
proposition and agree to carry it on
so far as they have official power an,
authority to do so. The governor 0
the state Of Idaho having affixed hi
signature and the seal of the stat,
board of land commissioners by au
thority of an order of the said boar,
of wen date.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-05
EXCHANGE Of LAND
IS COMPLETED
IDAHO AND GOVERNMENT SWAP
TIMBER AREAS TO ADVANT-
AGE OF BOTH.


Tho ct,+a., T7abo l. ,o,,, +, , ,osi-
+io,, +n ,,,t into r,,oa a,d affaot d,
,ari,f. ration &c i+s s+.ta loras ,,hioh
WIN ha Z,,aI1 ,,,orth u.bt1a Thra,g b az
49, ga,,,ant MIX +ha royarnn,ant 40
s+a+a bar a~xcbangod an of tho .oat+.r-
aa sections ana "a raa,s Of ANA located
,,f+bjr .ba na+iar,l f,res+ hounao rios
for other lands equally as valuable
and Assembled mostly IN one tract
where before an economical adifhhls-
tia'ioli ol s."'e i"ii" was i'nposSio'e
no" ne ""'h ca" ne ui'ot' axe SSS-
leila'it'hS an" eto"o'lIeo'iE anu mere
lS no feaN" WHY t"1 P''"ilC iaho u 1le
Sl7te o1 i"alo c!H i'l ne puI upon
'he S'ihe P'AIHS p1Sl9 "S an i'li"s -
eq'"l value y tH''"e1 tesouiIcS VI ZIG
"all"l''tI loles.9'
ne l""'i" l"lid 'Ati'"hSe "'S oeen
"iiu'' 'olhSioeI'l'"" loi '''i d Seai
an" va othS NV"'rI'te' - l"e as
'olnS' ei,e ie'" al Dust cue ii'o'ii'i
~" ~ u .tT,~ t -, C+,
,nor Tnbu M uoiraS of Idaho and
tho Idaho land hnard was received bv
District Forester Silcox here vester-
dav ANA foryya rInd at once TO Wash
inpton The excba nen is advantagaoue
to both the state of Idaho and the
government haca1lsa If consolidates
tba ho1dinoc of aarh and the admins
p a+;nr or +ba lana i, tho fnraet cor.
,ira is made q ,natter Of moro sim
rlioi+r ord acono,,v
Mohtahas e~%change'
A similar exchange is now contem-
plated betWeen the state Of Montana
and the government. An agreement
has been reached as to the genra-
points involved and things are now
ready for the detailed classification
of the areas to be exchanged. 1t Is
hoped that this examination can be
completed early this season so that thu
transfer can be made in time to admi
of detailed arrangements and co-Opera.
ton Of the state n the forest ser
i ~ '0 'H'
'ne Aoie't 49, e"9'H ope"9'
Other States.
Other states are considering the
same sort of and exchange with thu
government. A few have already beer
contaminated. 1t is in line with the
general policy that has been urged
by the forest service n which ha;
been generally received as a salts.
factory solution of the state land pro.
blems-prOblemS of economical admin,
lStratlon and cooperation for fire pro,
lection.
Following is a memorandum o
agreement of the Idaho land eXchang,
the conditions of which We're arrived
at during the conference mentioned a
BOISE when Assistant Forester Potter
from Washington, District Forester +
A. SilcoX, of this district, District For.
ester e. A. Sherman of district No. 4
and c. L. Smith OF the forest service
on special detail in the Idaho cooper,
atlNe work, met with Governor Haines
and state officials comprising the Ida,
no and board:
Idaho Agreement,
Na~n,oran5r,o of . Ma
and entered info mic SEN .ao, ac rah'
,o1o ~
Of agrior1+nra ~ +bo r-ni.aa c+a..a
tbronob To,,os u-iIs,, ~ ,anStam
of arrio,lt,ra a,a ~. a4a+ - r,a,'
+bro,,r,, rob, \, 1Ioi,a,
' "
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-05
COLONIZATION AGENT
VISITS FRIENDS HERE

c. II. MuCkler, colonization agent for
the Milwaukee system, was in the CITY
yesterday for a brief visit. Mr.. Muck
Ter came from h west and returned
last night to Washington, where he is
engaged in placing on the market
town lots and small tracts in and near
the new milwaukee, town of Neppel in
the Moses lake district. 1t is expect
ed that he will be in Missoula again
soon in connection with some local
land business in which his company is
concerned.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-05
IS RECEIVED
FROM TOM CUMMINGS

rom Cummings Of this city who re-
Gently left for Edmonton, Alberta, to
make an extended visit with his par
ents and relatives, writes a Missoula
friend that he arrived o. k. Il find
things very lively here" writes
Thomas, Everybody seems to be in
a hurry 1t is very cold too, 35 be
low but the natives here don't seem
to notice this very much, although it
makes 1ne long Cor good old Missoula,
/ have not seen Ole MCGEE yet but he
VIII be here from Calgary the first of
the month. ! met a number Of others
from MiSSoula, however, and all made
very careful inquiry about their
friends and conditions in the Garden
City"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-05
Sage Mixed With Sulphur
Restores Natural Color
and Lustre to Hair.

Why suffer the handicap of looking
old. Gray hair. however handsome,
denotes advancing age. We all know
the advantages of a youthful appear
ance.
Your hair is your charm. It makes
or mars the face. When it fades,
turns gray n looks dry, wispy and
scraggly just a few applications of
Sage Tea and Sulphur enhances its
appearance a hundred fold.
Either prepare the tonic at home or
get from any drug store a SO cent
bottle OF "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Hair Remedy" ready to use; but
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-05
COMPROMISE APPROVED.

Chicago, March 4.-Word was re-
ceiVed at the office of United States
District Attorney Wilkerson today that
department had approved the COM
promise" in the ole~omargarine fraud
cases, in which nine companies were
involved. The action of the official
that the government will ac-
cept payment of 5000 00 for settle
ment of the prosecutions.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-05
A RECORD.

Bloomsberg, Pa. March 4.-Three
score years of Weeded life in the same
house is the record of MI. and Mrs
William r. Patterson of Robisburg
Columbia county, who yesterday cele-
brated the Goth anniversary of their
marriage. The ole couple started
housekeeping the day they were mar
ried and have V moved. Both are
in good health.