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The evening world., 1914-01-19
Meeting Of Outlaws Last Week
in Chicago Was Great Nss
appointment to Several Man.
ayers.

ten. year lease on q piece Of IDLE
ground owned by Hanion and build
thereon q $4,000 grandstand. II the
league blows up Ned will have hio
land improved and q $4,000 stand Of
his own. Who said that Hanlon
needed . guardian3
Jack Ryan, the famous Irish story
telling hotoi- man, who for years has
housed visiting ball clubs In st. Louis,
has . new hotel and says, despite bis
allegiance to organized baseball. that
he will not boycott the Federal
Leaguers. II only hope the league
lasts until ] get my furniture In"
says Jack. And. say. you know that.
new league Is pretty popular In s.. :
Louis.''
In q rather pathetic note your Uncle
Wilbert Robinson complains that the
trouble caused over his efforts to rot
Joe Tinker or some other shortstop
have robbed HIM OF some OF the very
best duckshO6ting OF the season.
while ! was out In Chicago he
writes. the fellows down ON the bay
killed ESQ blackheads and wtdgeono
In one week." There's another crime
the Feds will have to answer for.
Tho Highlanders have the Signature
OF nearly every player but Cole. Tom
Davis sent Cole contract In the
regular way but, no far, has heard
nothing one way or the other, The
report that Russell Ford was dicker.
Ing with the outlaws IL erroneous,
He 10 now on q trip down south.
The evening world., 1914-01-19
Irwin Plans Ab0AShment OF
Reserve CLauses Throw All but
Stars on Open Market Each Year.

IRWIN. who Highanders Q
plan to satisfy bah players practically aboshn. the
the major league clubs that instead
Of
"Thinss
possible division build without
almost impossible
developed.
clubs would
annually experimenting players
The evening world., 1914-01-19

ee the Irving 4. G. Of Brooklyn ON
Jan. 20.
Four local fighters Will battle in
two ten round bouts at the show of
the Collar City A. C. Of Troy. N. Y,
tonight. In the first Harry Condor
Will exchange wallops with "Cy''
Smith. while In the main 90 Battling
Reddy Of Harlem win hook up with
frankie Burma. the clever Jersey City
bantamweight.
Jim Flynn. the heavyweight OF
Pueblo. who stopped Jack Driscoll In
the sixth round at the Atlantic Gar
den A. c. show on Thursday night,
has been secured to meet Jack Ryan
Of Philadelphia In the main bout OF
ten rounds ut q special show OF the
Sharkey A. G. Wednesday night
Heavyweights will b the principals
In all the bouts.
The evening world., 1914-01-19
Egglal,d's Proposed Change
In Tennis Rules Will Not
Cripple McL0ughlin's Game

Norman G. Brooksa, A. w. Corr
Roper. Barrett and MAX Docugtss
among many others. would euffsr
more nom . change to the rule -
proposed on the other side than Nc.
L0ughlin.
TSe strongest feature oe MoIouyhs
Tins service 10 not In his footwork at
ill; u 70 purely Q question Of wonder.
ful arm and wrist development and
control. The Englishman proposes 70
compel . server to replace . raised
foot 70 the spot which Il had occupied
- the server swings Into motion. No.
Loughlin's foot motion - very slight:
decidedly small In comparison with
that Of Wilding and Brooks. both Of
whom take almost running starts
across the line when they make ssT.
vice.
A committee, consisting Of Harold
H. Hackett, Karl II. Behr and william
]. Clothier. to whom was intrusted .
thorough scrutiny and q report on the
American fo0t-fault rule, Will report
at the annual meeting. but II can b
stated ON the highest possible author.
lty that not one OF the three will favor
any radical change. certainly not An
adoption OF the English suggestion:
The tennis delegates at the coming
meeting. judging from preliminary
discussion. would not adopt any Dc.
cidod change In any event. 1t can be
stated, also an undisputed authority.
that foot. faulting In this country dur.
Ing the coming year will b enforced
| much more riRtdly than before and
that penalties will b more frequent
q a result.
The rule a. to IN amateur will b
changed. and the proposed new law
win remove any chance Of . tennis
player benentinR financially through
tennis. There 10 little difference In the
wording OF the rule proposed foI
adoption from the old reading. All I'm.
provements In this limo are made. NOT
20 eradicate any supposed infractiona
BY American tennis players, because
the game 10 remarkably free from
such scandals. but in order to make
Il easier for this country to Join the
international Lawn Tennis Fedsra-
The evening world., 1914-01-19
Tom Jones Gets tho Match BY
Guaranteeing Gunner $500,
Win, Lose or Draw.
BIZ John Pollock.

- UNBOAT SMITH. who claims
IF the white heavyweight cham
pionship Of America, is|
matched to meet jose willard In
twcnty-round match on July 4 under
the auspices OF Coffroth's Club In San
Frsncisco. according to an agreement
that was reached to-day between Jim
Buckley and Tom Jones. the rcspsc-
Coffr0th urged upon Buckley the Wis
dom Of c6pting the. match. but II
was not . 20 until Jones declared
himself willing to guarantee $500 to
the Gunner" win. lose or draw.
willard will gamble with Coffroth on
tho attendance. but Jones and COf-
froth feel certain the match will work
itself into . big ATTRACTION.
Although Jim Coffroth secured
Isach Gross to take the place Of
Willie Richie and meet Tommy Muir
Thy In Q twenty round bout In San
Francisco Jan. 30. both Murphy and
his manager. Jim Buckley. declined
the match. Murphy informed Cof-
froth that he 10 moro determined pow
than ever to night Richie. and build
not box any one until he meets
Rltchie. Tho latter has agreed to
fight Murphy Feb. 20.
Sam Langford, who failed to get on
a match with Georges Carpenter. the
French champion. In Paris. because
Carpenter saw Sam defeat Joe Jean
ette, has been matched to meet Petty
~ AaA h>a
weight. for twenty rounds at Luna
Park. In Paris. next Saturday night.
fam ought to win Wy . quick knock
| out.
Joe BorrelI, the Quaker City middle
weight who caused q sensation among
the hight fans In Philadelphia on Sat
urdny night by defeating Leo Houck
In q six round 90. was signed up to-
day by Jack Mc0uigan TO clash with
Johnny Howard. the middiewotght Of
bayonns. N. j.. next Saturday night.
Three clubs hold boxing shows to-
night. AZ National Sporting Club
Jack Britton W. Mike Glover In the
main bout: at Olympic A. C.. Harlem
While Brown W. Billy Myers and
Artis Edwards W. Kid Goodman; 81
Rink, brooklyn, Johnny Dundee W
Young MCGOWAN, ten rounds.
Battling Lsvinsky has the follow
Ing bouts on: AZ Bridgeport. Conn.
Tomorrow night. 10 hghts Jack ksat'
Ing: Thursday night at Allentown
Pa. he meets Jim Logan, . miner
for q guarantee oil 800: ON Jan. a h(
meets Aoldiar KsAsns at the Atlantis
Garden A. -. and ON Fob. . he nghti
Jim Flynn at Collar City. A. G. o.
Troy. n. Y.
4 match was complste6 to-day BE-
tween Jack Britton and KID KanAal
Of Buffalo. who has tDught 90 We,
, 1nsia9 ~ laAt ~ poaths. Brittoi
|; / - 4aneAs vtll bes - revnAs :
xs.assssSe; g: : - a. :: 7ssss:e I
The evening world., 1914-01-19
Fool. Fauiting Nae Rsvss eeen q
Defect In the Playing Of the
Wefids Champion.
UNDERSTANDING reports u

4 OrWITHsrANDINo reports %
III ~ contrary. tsunis rules OF
= this country viii undergo 10
1ssilsa change q Tie annual meeting
q ~ Wsldoef. Astoria Feb. .. Hor
wseks thsro has been discussion In
olubs and among tennis followers, and
tvo matters have been propoundsd
until the average tennis player him.
ss,f - Ill at -.
The Arss end mose important ruling
expected 10 about foot.faulting.
OpuFseA ~ TIE ASTON Of the British
tennis body. there has been more dis
cuosion Aho0e this phase OF tennis
than hes ever held the attention OF
The executive members In the history
Of The sport. American players. 70
some sxtsnt, aud . great many dcvo-
tees Of the sport II this country. have
been charging Great Britain with q
lsslro TO weaken Maurice q. Nc
Lsughllu's supremacy BY attacking
HE forte, ~ "cannon. ball service."
TIA seevtee rule. - proposed by Eng
laAl, \, 10 doubt, radical departure
from ths prsssat Law. but Il 10 also
Q fosoguas coacluston' that this coun-
nv, through ~ tennis leaders. has
not lent . willing ear or given any
encouragement to the ssmi-protesta
from England.
President Robert d. wrenn OF
the United states National Lawn
Tennis Associates rtdiculss the hint
that Il u British jealousy thai
hAs oauoea the propossd change
n ~ service department. Wfenu
loolaseo tAat Anthony +. Wilding
The evening world., 1914-01-19
"HEME" ZIMMERMAN SIGNS
WITH CUBS FOR 3 YEARS,

CHICAGO. Jan. lA-HsnSy thinner
man. ths Chicago Natioaal's third base
man. to-day signed . contract to play
with the Cubs during the seasons OF
1915. lSiS and 1911. His present contract
continues over the ls1& season. No an
nouncsment was MADE ~ to terms.
Pitcher Commits Of Philadelphia VA
alnsao ~ eallsrs ct the Fe1sral League
hnoAaWpeoea but - aAnoannognoni
49, - ssneesnlAg ~ siUniag -
G11l1lGl0l -e(lA -. 4. ~ 8 ! &. ~,
The evening world., 1914-01-19
johnson Brought Feds Back to Life
When He Tried to Unload the BROWNS

Umpire Billy Evans said that when
the time came for lighting the lion
Hon Ban b. would be on the Job. and
We must apologize for having been
doubtful a. to the terrible blow he
could deal.
Despite the latest decision OF the
Federal League to continue its fight
there 10 q persistent rumcr going tho
rounds that Mr.. Gilmore and his -.
sociates will never be able to start
the season. II II known that the
showing made by the several man.
ayers At the Chicago meeting was die.
appointing and the newly signed play.
ers are beginning to got nervous. Cos.
sip has II that the wise old owls.
. chance that would enable them TO
get on the Dand wagon II the new
league pulled through and, ON tho
other hand. TO Jump back to their
parent organizations II II went under
before April 1. They do not have to
sign their big league contracts. you
know. until April.
The Feds. II appears. were q little
premature In announcing the signing
other players that figured In the big
trade between Pittsburgh and st.
Louis. Mike walked In Saturday and
signed up with the Pirates. saying
that he had never done any business
with the Feds except to listen to thor
propositions.
The case Of Enos Kirkpatrick Of
Brooklyn II different. He has prom
Used Mr.. Ebbets his signature, 20 the
Flatbush squire says. but, unfortu.
| nately. they've got him down In black
and white. Mr.. Goldman Of Baltimore
produced contract already signed by
the young Dodger. Tho question will
| now arise az to which has priority. q
reserve clause or q contract.
| Not that Mr.. Ebbets Ii frightened
or anything. but ne has broken all
records by signing Mr.. Move, the re.
cruit infielder. for q term Of three
years. That 10 the nrst time . busher
ever got In except under the proba-
tionary contract that 10 sent out every
year before spring practice. 1t VIII
be well to add that Move 10 . short.
stop.
| Down In Baltimore they have
ceased to wonder at Ned Hanlon's
activities In taking chance with
! regular money. II I ere 10 no bad
luck before the end Of the week the
Baltimore Feds are going to take Q
The evening world., 1914-01-19
This Aroused the Rebels and
Now They Are Determined to
Battle to a Finish With Major
Leagues.
By Bozens0n Bul0ev.

A CCORDlNQ to the plant OK MI.
~ Weeghman. the lunch counter
- king. nobody has been putting
up any dough but him, and therein
Hes the tale Of how near the Federal
League came to going under. Just
two things saved IL. Mr.. Weegham
was about to run out when the Balti-
moro club uncovered enough big
leaguers under contract to make him
falter and then came the punch. II
would have landed most anybody In
the Federal or any other outlaw or
ganixation. Ban johnson and Col.
Hedges offered to let him buy out the
st. Louis Browns.
For downright generosity and mag
nanimity that proposition by Ban
johnson makes Henry Ford look like
n tightwad. It II admitted that these
promoters OF the new league don't
know much about baseball. but that
was the last straw. Can you imagine
stalking ANYBODY to tho 81. Louis
for q friendf
Only one thing could beat II. Mr.,
Schuyler Britton didn't get there In
time to throw In the Cardinals.
10 1t has come to pass that the
Federal League 10 still with US and
Mr.. Gilmore declares Il will stick. The
war IL on and. with the shadow OF
the Browns behind him. Mr.. WEIGH.
man will fight to the last ditch. Yes
and they plan TO have every club a
strong as its American or National
or International League rival. All
right, let 'er rip!
The evening world., 1914-01-19
N Cobb Won't
JOil, FederaLs

DETROIT. Jan. 1s.-Ty Cobb Win
not become . Federal Lacquer. Ac.
cording to news from RoylstUn, Ga.
Ty's home. In personal telegram
the batting champion says:
! will play in Detroit. Am ct.
listed. Navin and agreed On
terms last fall. Federal lsaoue
offered me terms, but my Detroit
contract suits. ] would gain meth.
iNa By change. - -
The evening world., 1914-01-19
SPORIS. i n; II ii as; ! GuSSiP

Maine at Manchester. N. H. nth.
Dartmouth at Hanover: 2<th. Colgate
at Hamilton: 8ist. Brown At Provt-
dence: Nov. Z. New Hampshire at
Burlington; 18th. Fordham at New
York; 2ist. Holy Cross at Worcester.
The Ladies' Walking Club held it,
weekly walk yesterday from New
Dorp to HuguenOt. 8. l.. and return.
The twelve miles were covered In
three and . half hours.
Next Sunday Miss g. Oswald, or
ganixsr OF the club. will lead the girls
on Q fourtesn- mile hike from Van
Cortiandt Park 10 City Hall. The
start viii BE- made at I o'clock. Al
lovers Of walking are invited by the
club 70 participate.
The evening world., 1914-01-19

Two important games OF hockey
are scheduled for this week Mt the
at. Nicholas Rink. beginning to-mor-
row night with the first meeting Of
the Irish American and Wanderer
teams. The suspension OF kinscila
will leave the Wanderers without the
services OF one OF their most de-
pendable men. but Captain Almond
will probably drop back to hh this
important gap In the defense and
Brown, q very fast young substitute
who has been playing exceptionally
well ON the second team. will take
Almonds place ON the forward line.
For the game against the Hockey
Club on Friday night, the Crescent
A, G. team will b. strengthened by
Tod" Brown and Fred. Reinmund.
The Columbia University wrestling
team has a hard schedule OF dual
meets. The schedule 10 az follows:
Feb. Z, Iehigh at South Bethlehem:
Feb. ~, Pennsylvania at New York;
Feb, 70, Yale at New York: Feb. ~.
Cornell at New York; March Z. Navy
at Annapolis; March IL. Princeton ~
Princeton; March 81 and 20. Inter
collegiate individual championships at
Wakeman Hall, University OF Penn
sylvania.-
Nine games. only two Of which are
TO be played at Burlington. are con-
tanned In the Untpsrsity OF Vermont
football schedule tor next fnll. Ford,
ham n to ~ met 10 New kork on
I, Nov, IL. The dAteo Asllo0i 0ope -,
1 lsA1oyooutV q 0n&zo0onnS. o. =
! -. :. - I = NJ !. - &! ~
The evening world., 1914-01-19

,lUor31(NATI. O.. Jan. iA-John
n1n0 was Oovsa N unconditional re-
49, ~ 0arTy Hermann to-day TO
49, Ooo1S faith between Hermann
~ ~, Slaysss' fraternity. Klins V
- ~ vetessn 70 ut frse1eu aal
!, b b:ssSs'; - fS - -
q - - n 49, ~ !.
The evening world., 1914-01-19

We now know just what Ban John
son meant q few weeks ago when he
bade the Federal Ieaguers such .
cordial welcome. He wanted them to
come right In and take the Il: owns.
The evening world., 1914-01-19

Down In Baltimore they have
ceased to wonder at Ned Hanlon's
activities In taking = chance with
regular money. II ere 10 no bad
luck before the end Of the week the
Baltimore Feds are going to take .
The evening world., 1914-01-19
Smith Takes On Willard
For July 4 Bout on Coast

at the Irving A. G. of Brooklyn ON
Jan. %.
The evening world., 1914-01-19
>WYRUod Tie Units6 States ssadl
. - ooympao team abroad II q
W 1OYo ~ A. A. ". u oontro

- sssesaAee e ~ athletes. II thsss
- really sspressnt the United
~ it = about tims for the Unite6
vhtaD 10 have ~ own amatsur den.
Moo. Tree from all the TECHNICAL.
~ end absurdities tackled on by the
Al 4. q. IN ~ endeavors TO control
6spsytAing In the line Of sport that
1Gooeut ~ own Athletic ofIlcials and
d(oot ~ eWn teams 70 represent 4
49, ooyaQesa. instead Of deleGat.
~ - aUtA6etty 70 . psivatsly can.
The evening world., 1914-01-19

4 match was complste6 to-day be-
tween Jack Bsittcn and kld Kama,
l1arinG - iaat slx uonths. Britton
~ ssnSas vtll bes "a rounds q
- ss - & - a ~ = - Z
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-30
TWICEADAY CLASSIFIED ADS &6R &aRH G9Th Hf$AS
Notice of Probate Of Will.


In the district court of the Fourth
Judicial district of the state of Mon
tana. in and for the county of Mis-
soula4
Amanda Waltn1an, deceased.
Pursuant to an order of said court,
made on the 22nd day of August, 1914.
notice is herhv given that Saturday,
the 5th day OF September 1914, nt
~ o'clo"l' IN OF said day at the
court r~w'A - . ld court. at the court
house IN 'te- VI ATTY of Missoula, has
been apn"NMtca v 'h" time aud place
for proving lhe viii of Amanda Walt
man. deceased ahd for hearing the APP
pllcation of Mabel Robertson for the
issuance To her of letters testamentary
when and where amy person interested
may appear and contest the same.
Dated August -. l9l4.
TllOS, +, C0NLON, Clerk.
BY W. III. PERRIOR, Deputy Clerk
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-30
HAIR GOODS.

SWITCHES MADE TO ORDER,
made over and hair added from the
cheapest to the best imported hair.
Phone Bell 1922 or drop a postal to
Mrs. |. +, Arthur. $50 South Sixth
street west.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-30

SEXTON & Co, IMPORTERS, MAN
ufacturers and Wholesale Grocers;
the largest house III the world SELL
ing farmers and large consumers,
want statesmen in every state. Hon
est, energetic men only. Experience
desirable, not essentiai. Permanent
profitable business in your home
county. Good references required.
JOHN SEXTON & co,
LAKE AND FRANKLIN STS.,
CHICAGO.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-30
OST AND FOUND.

HAMILTON, WHITE FOX
terrier, one black eye. long hair.
answers TO name of Toodles. Re-
turn TO Hamilton Missoulian office
and receive reward
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-30

WANTED, FEW LIVE, ENER-
getlc men to take up the sale of our
splendid Whole-root stock anywhere
IN Montana except Flathead county
and the Kalispell section, where we
have a salesman doing a business
OF about s400 each week We pay
him $50 per week advance commits
sion and this is but half his earning
per week. The balance goes to him
IN a lump sum at delivery time. II
he can sell this amount of stock it
indicates that there is a splendid
opportunity for lot of other men.
Select your territory and get busy
A splendid outfit will be sent you
and We will help you to succeed.
Salem Nursery company, Salem, Ore
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-30
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed bids or proposals will be re-
ceiVed ut the office OF the county
clerk and recorder of Missoula county,
Montana until 10 O'Clock a. M. Sep
tember 5th, 1914, for the furnishing
of all material and the erection of
three shed barns at the county fair
grounds, Il total of so box stalls. ac-
cording to the plans and specifications
now on file in the office of the county
clerk and recorder.
Each bid to be accompanied by a
certified check for 10 per cent of the
amount bid.
The board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
BY order of the board of county
commissioners.
FRANK NELSON,
Attest. Chairman
w. ]. Babington. County Clerk and
Recorder.
Aug. 20; Sept. 2-5
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-30
Notice,

Missonia, Mont. July 25, 1914
Office Of the Windfal Placer Mining
and Development Company.
Notice is hereby given that there
will be meeting of the stockholders
or the Windfall Placer Mining and
development company Mt the office of
the company. room AZ. Higgins block,
Missoula. Montana, at 10 a. M. Sat
urday. September 5, for the purpose
of considering the question of in
creasing the capitalization from 1oo,~
600 to 100000 shares at one dollar
per share.
Secretary.
f-95 tn "a
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-30

WANTED = LADY REPRESENTA-
uves, whole or part time famous
kNlTTOP' Folns Fitting and Silk
Pettlcoats Guaranteed SIS to $500
daily. Sell on sight; exclusive ter
ritory; no dealer" competition.
SPELMAN & CO, Dept Z9s, 237 So
Market, Chicago.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-30

YOUNG MARRIED MAN WOULD
like position in clothing or gents
furnishing store, or will do any,
thing. L. +. T., care Missoulian.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-30

WANTED-SALESMEN TO HANDI.E .E
our extensive line of metal, paraf-
fined cardboard, folded edge fibre
and other signs calendars fans and
novelties. The best line on the
market; commission basis refer
ences required; write today. The
Scloto Sign company, kenton, Ohio.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-30

BY EXPERIENCED WINDOW
trimmer card writer and salesman,
married, 80 years old, best of ref
erences. address B. w. B., care j. J.
Yoes, WinsloW, Ark.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-30
CARPET WEAVING.

CARPET WEAVING. Also INGRAM
rugs. Naats, 1913 Cooper street:
phone 1897 j.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-30

SIDELINE statesmen ATTENTION.
This years proposition the best vet.
Get in touch with us at once for our
live premium proposition. We guar
antee our goods to sell or take back
all unsold goods. Write today for
full particulars May Mfg Co., POS
Sigel street, Chicago, Ill.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-30
PERSONAL
AUCTION EER.

x. l. KlRkHART, AUfyrIO MEIER.
128 West Cedar. Residence phone
188 black: office i5 black
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-30
HELP WANTED

sTENOGRAPHER, $75: WAIT
resses: married couple sec; wom-
en- cooks; 4 girls for houseWork. sec
tion men, east and west, wanted at
The Emp'oyment Bureau, PIP Hig-
gins ave.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-30
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

YOUNG LADY J1TST OIvr OF
school wants position as stenogra-
pher. Address Box 65S. Missolla
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-30

$1,000 ANNUALLY, COOPERATE
with me evenings at home Every.
thing furnished. Don't worry
about capital. Boyd H. Brown.
Omaha, Nebr.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-30
sALEsMEN WANTED.

SALESMAN WANTED, SUITE l6.
Masonic temple.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-30

WANTED, CANVASSERs WHO ARE
willing to work selling fruit and or
namental trees and shrubbery cash
weekly. Address Capital City Nur-
sery Co, Salem, Ore.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-30
HELP WANTED-mAlE,

RAILROAD F1REMEN, BRAKEMEN
$12O; experience unnecessary; send
age; postage. Railway. Care Mis-
Soulian.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-30

SPECIALITY Statesmen WANTED;
new and novel trade stimulator for
merchants, theaters and newspapers.
Large commissions: only nigh
grade men wanted. Edgewood Con-
test Co, Greenfield, Ohio.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-30

In Switzerland there has been in
vented an electrically operated coin
in the slot machine for cleaning the
sides and soles OF persons shoes.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-30
FOR RENT--hALL..

FOR RENT-HAII. FOR LODGES,
dances, etc. Maple floor. Barber &
Marshall
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-30

MAKE MONEY WITH US. AMOUNT
depends upon time devused, no
canvassing. Ambitious local man
wanted. Address Ostrander Dept
219, IL West 31st St, New York.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-30
FARM LOANS.

THE MOST ATTRACTIVE FARM
loan for you is the one that can be
paid off at any time in any amount,
stopping the interest on the amount
paid. Reasonable rates. Joseph
Grenier, ST. lgnatius. Montana.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-30
3---17'7'a-7-71-717
FARMS-WANTED.

WANTED TO HEAL r FROM OWNER
OF good farm for sale. Send descrip-
tion and cash price. ID. +. Bush,
Minneapolis. Mimi.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-30
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

SECOND GIRL. APPLY 333 UNI
versity Ave.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-30

WILL PAY RELIABLE WOMAN
$25000 for distributing 1000 FREE
packages Perfumed Soap Powder in
your town. No money required
Ward & Co, PIG Institute Pl, Chi
cagO.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-30

BABY PERAMBULATOR, IN GOOD
condition. A. w. Bussard, 154 Bur
lington street
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-30

WANTED - EXPERIENCED GIRL.
for general housework; SO2 s. 6 w.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-30

PURE CIDER VINEGAR, DEIIy
cred any part of city, at 40 cents
a gallon. Prescott G. Bomgardner;
phone 7703.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-30

A TEAM OF 6-YEAR-OLD MARES;
weight, 5000 lbs; something choice.
Inquire 1850 South Third,