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The Washington times., 1915-12-26
INDUSTRIAL UNREST AND CASUALTIES.

In connection with the labor trouble strikes and riots many
catasophes indicated Railroad accidents explosions
probable Middle There may serious trouble
in the Southeast possby Virgna) which will stir the
country.
Fires disturbances probable in Washington D. c.,
the National Capital New York city under
July November The figure threatening
among ongshoremen railway employees. tragedy
is forecast late in May This rule of the planets
produce sudden when conditions
promise and prosperity serious catastrophe long fore
principal city in the United States may
November.
The year may add a long record of deaths among
artists musicians writers who
place. The close of brilliant will mark beginning
of schools ali lines of artistic endeavor year
will be a time which "old things shall pass away"
Throat and troubles likely prevalent especi
ally March, stomach and malades also will be more
numerous than usual.
The political gives warning of personal
dissensions party splits and diSOrganzhg influences
Dental campaign likely be of the berest
fought history if the reang of the believed
Civil service, postal affairs the army and the will
tribute complications 10 the usual problems that confront
didates.
The rcsOu,ccful and powerful
New figures will appear the political and bitterness
troduced into Office and scandals will be
cd Both and editors will under rule that in
cne toward vuperaon and The occult forces
that make for cruelty i'll the will be at work in the political
contest.
Wilson's horoscope reveals many great
work for him. He will have Of tremendous responsibility
the in his life In hour Of he will
the zenith of his and will gain great honor
sign read indicative that political plots laid
He is warned against possible teachry the part onee
March tire when he should take of mis- health
protect himself against overwork and worry He should
beware of accidents this month and in the first two weeks in
AD1il
The Washington times., 1915-12-26
PERIL FOR RUSSIAN BEAR.

Russia has little hope encouragement in the Of
the planets January and February should chain of
conspiracy extending back June 1915 For the Gar serious
possible injury fOreshadOwed April adverse
month"; may expect little good until after August he
survives, next December will bring gain to him.
Austria has little promise of great change The aged En-
peror may die in early spring summer
Holland has sinister augury Events having their origin
in 1916 will reach climax in July Personal danger to the
royal family and loss of estates property belonging to the
expected There i'll for January and
March, dangers and land forecast and possibly
invasion by hostile Sudden and catastrophe
probable.
Norway shows ntrgues cOnpiraces from January
March conditions involving naval activities fore
told. April November the outlook is serious.
Sweden may have threatening time in January and again
in crisis in international affairs may be postponed
until December
Although the United States begins the year
blessed than country in the world the stars orewarn the
people that they should for year of startling events
Business conditions probably will be much affected since the
element surprise is prominent in all public affairs Men and
of every class counsed be most conservative in
their expenditures The year will be time for safeguarding
money and property.
Those speculate warned of extraordinary uua-
tons the stock market These will be followed by scandals
caused by failures and entertainments The sudden death of
of prominence in banking affairs prognoscated Two
nancers will end e January and in July Foreign
be especially careful in the autumn the last of September
and the first Of November under sinister rule The coming
July to 49, is under unfavorabe of the
planets. Bankers f6rewarned that the public mind will
readily entertain fear They should against possible
banks and failures stock exchanges New York
and Philadelphia under direction that indicates excite
ment There is also aspect that reputation of
foreign credit.
factory conditions losses Cold dark
ndated of unusual violence heavy of
live stock Breeders of horses and cattle have the Of
large profit but they should take precautions against the spread
Oinusd disease
The Washington times., 1915-12-26
SEER'S WORLD FORECAST

War probably will until l9s although March 1916 may
bring strong hopes of peace
AS the subcy Mars continues until 1914 this will not be the
last conflict of the nations of the world
June will memorable months the United States
because of internal troubles we'll external dangers
Germany may suffer adverse conditions in January and March
Death of person of rank, possibly member Of the royal
family, is indicated.
England should expect peril from raids from February to
Personal danger for the King of his in March
Italy alternate victories and Trouble
for a member Of the cabinet in May.
Belgium has little hope escaping its overshadowng cloud
Of calamities until 1918 1919.
may March and April followed by heavy
losses in July and August President Poncare should safe
guard his life
Russia will long train of reache Personal injury to
the Car probable April will be unucky with adverse
direction until August.
Holland the Of much trouble and possible INVASION
The Washington times., 1915-12-26

Producers who investments warned of sudden
and unexpected events which c four of hem and there
danger of serious bodily injury Of the younger
who has made great personal success
and managers of heaers forewarned of fire
catastrophe possibly between May and May This is
likely the South This period and
the end of June unuky there be loss
Bankruptcy for theatrical There sign also read
indicating demonstration riot in place of amusement
prominent may die be asassnated The
bring ill luck for actors especially those who engaged in
the moving pictures. Accidents the motor
probable where many may be lost is foreod for
extraordinary scandal because affects many prominent
sons is prognosticated.
Woman suffrage is likely many obstacles in 1916,
conditions affecting the campaign for political equality ad
sensational setback active treahery the Of
politicians probably will scandal which will produce
libel against prominent writer scientist. Changes
leadership and in campaign methods likely.
Hospitals and charities should greatly benefit The year
will bring demands upon all phanthropc organizations.
Churches will in humanitarian movements, and
there will tendency the living
and the harmonizing of science and religion.
Reforms will include the reorganization of procedure in the
legal world courts and the speeding many
forms of litigation Prisons will occupy much attention and the
treatment of convicts will be radically improved.
With the awakening knowledge and consciousness of
the occult world and interest regard the psyche
logical and submina conditions there will be extraordinary
imaginative work in and literature. The coming
the will be heralded.
The Washington times., 1915-12-26
CRITICAL PERIOD FOR PRESIDENT.

July probably will bring the President many anXieties
especially in regard to naval affairs and May also time
for more or less worry will give him trouble
predicted that delays passing bills especially those
carrying important appropriations will be exceedingly embar
RAISING. Senate serious opposition may develop.
session may I've one of much oratory and fibusterng
candidate President will gain publicity and win
support early in the spring He will be little heraded
and feeling that will produce party chism
President Wilson's chief concern, however, will not be poll
tics but the welfare The unaons January and
February are threatening the of country While
February and May forbiddng for shipping and in
idcate possible with The navy are
times import for credit and safety foreign
enemies conspraces that affect Congress ka be
exposed the latter part April There will scandal
in which foreign ENJOYS implicated Letter writings that
discredit a dipolmat will trouble.
The assassination of a public is foreshadowed He
will mis- life Of financial political aia-
ton, it foretold.
With all the dangers and troubles presaged by the planets
the Of wonderful achievements the
next twelve Science will inventions that
will epoch hmaknc literature will add poets and novests
of high rank lists will become national
and religion will be- and more practical everyday prac-
tice Of faith and right living.
The Washington times., 1915-12-26
No Attempt at This Session to
Establish a Budget Sys-
tenn.
METHOD NOW HAPHAzARO
Half Dozen Committees Max
ing Up the Annual Supply
Measures.

There will be no attempt at this ses-
sion of Congress to establish 'bud-
get system" Of appropriations. although
the leaders Of both parties regard the
present method of handling the annual
| supply bills as unsystematic and nap
hazard. Plans for the creation Of
| budget system, however, have been
practically abandoned, and the special
committee named by the Democratic
caucus to devise system regards 1t as
impossible to make the change at this
time
The special committee named to re-
port on a budget system at this session
comprises Speaker Clark, Majority
Leader Kitchin, and Congressman Hay.
Fitzgerald. Garner, Stout, and Sherley.
The committee. after an investigation
of the subject, has decided that there
is so much work ahead Of the present
Congress that the appropriation bills
must be handled in the old way.
Half Dozen Committees.
Under the present system appropria-
ton bills in the House are handled by
more than a half dozen committees.
The economies OF one committee may
be Offset by the extravagances OF an
other. and there Is no centralized au-
thority for keeping down the appropria-
ton totals.
No Change Possible.
| Chairman Fitzgerald and Congressman
! Shcrley. the two ranking Democrats on
the Appropriations Committee. are
strong advocates of a change. They are
convinced that the annual approDrla-
ton bills of Congress are handled in n
way that would not be countcnanced
by any great industrial establishment
where system and centralized authority
Is essential. The special committee,
however. has been forced to the conclu-
sion that 1t would be impossible to put
| through a law for the creation OF a
| budget committee" at this session. and
the several appropriations committees
arc going ahead with the making up OF
the annual supply measures.
| The tentative program considered by
the caucus investigating committee was
| tho creation of big committee, Cf
| fcrtv or more members. to take yearly
account OF the probable expenses and
the revenues of the Government. This
coul91ittee would adopt resolution
limiting the appropriations for each
branch of the Government service-leg-
isiative. executive. Judicial. sundry civil,
military, naval. and public improve
| ments. The appropriating committee
then would be required to keep within
the limit Of appropriations set. and no
committee would be authorized to exceed
itS particular allowance.
| House leaders vet hope to work out a
plan for aDolishing the present system,
hut l. was admitted today that the
change cannot be made at this session.
The Washington times., 1915-12-26
BENIGN TOWARD MOVIES.

The winter solstice and the vena equinox
geter encouraging for theatrical affairs although they indicate
period of change will be most beneficial for future
During months motion pictures will continue
most fortunate direction of the planets There lucky sign
introduction of color into the drama of the
educational pictures advertising through the
camera.
the legitimate drama and surprising evolution
in the of heaergOer is preaged Success for serious
plays instead the merely frivolous predicted tragedy
forehadowed among the big producers partnership of the
Asst Importance will be broken either by death by quarrel
The Washington times., 1915-12-26
Wins Wine Dinner for 4
By Taking Plunge in Sea

ATLANTIC CITY, Dec. 26.-watson
Herbert a Chicago visitor. won a wine
dinner for himself and three others by
taking an ocean dip.
He made a bet with Thomas Herbert,
a cousin, that he would take a five-
minute plunge, and the wager was ac-
cepted. Herbert was in the water eight
minutes and showed no i'll effects.
The Washington times., 1915-12-26
Seer Sees Startling
EventS For Capital
In the Coming Year
CONTINUED from. Page one.l

February catastrophe While the gain
June likely in the middle of the month Trouble
over loans is presaged for the September brings
crisis followed by for the better in December
Italy expect victories and in rapid succession
Riots food and credit probable Conditions should i'm
prove May, of the cabinet will be in trouble
From September 1916 to May 1917 lost ground should be
Reganed the King danger from the late spring to
midsummer.
Belgium little hope Of better times until 1918 1919
Peril and threaten King Albert in February Women and
children may suffer additional horrors More public buildings
may be destroyed
France should its financial condition improved during
the of the The suffer sebacks in March
and April followed by heavy losses in July and August Gains
prognOscated early April and June In November and
December reachey uncovered the end of this
year probably will be crucial time There menace
life Of President Poncaire in March and April and again
In July and August .
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-08-19
DUY Mems Clothing at a
ID mems store.
EDWARDS & MCCLELLAN

Bell Bros, photographers, will be
in this city the latter part of this
W elk, 1w
William Dunbar and James Had
din OF Saco, were business callers in
Malta Tuesday.
Chas. Kelly and amily have
moved to Wagner where Mr.. Kelly
will have charge of the hotel at that
point.
Our shoe repair department is the
best and most prompt in the city.
Mail orders got out the same day
B. H. Koke.
Miss Effie McGregor of Minneap-
oils, who has been visiting few
weeks at the home of her cousins,
Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Secrest, left
Monday afternoon to spend the bal
ance of her vacation at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. H. McGregor at Hins-
dale.
r. E. johnson piloted party of
his friends up the valley on sight
seeing tour from Glasgow Friday
and took dinner in Malta. After Wis
iting few hours in Malta the party
returned to their homes at Glasgow
Every available automobile in
this city was pressed into service
for the big social dance given by
the Milk River Gun club at their
club house at Lake Bowdoin last
Friday evening. The music was
furnished by a travelling Italian or
chestra and it was very fine. The
large crowd of merrymakers pres
ent report the dance was one of the
best social events of the season.
Just received a car of Massey
Harris binder and Plymouth Irvine.
Also wagons and all kinds of re-
pairs for machinery.-E. j. Tunison
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-08-19

John Field was In from Loyejoy
yesterday after load of supplies.
John Ebaugh made a business
trip to Havre and Chinook Tuesday
Henry Baeth was a business yisi-
tor at Fort Benton one day last
week.
Clarence Broadbrooks was up
from Saco h, Saturday calling on
friends in Malta.
Fred Beasley and Peter Hanson
were up from 'Saco atransacting bus
mess here Tuesday.
Mrs. G. E. Culbert and children
of Chinook, are visiting at the VIM.
Culbert home this week.
Barto Simonson came in from
Lovejoy Sunday and spent couple
of days with relatives in Malta.
w. H. and r. w. Garland were
business visitors in Fort Benton for
several days the last of the week.
William Culbert and wife arrived
home Saturday from a pleasant out
ing of nearly three weeks at Glacier
Park.
Sheriff Shaw has appointed Jas. X.
Hall as deputy sheriff at Saco and
Mr.. Hall filed his oath of office here
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Plott and
two children returned Tuesday at
ternoon in their car from their
three weeks outing at Glacier Park
Byron Hurley came down from
Wagner on the afternoon train
Tuesday and left the same evening
on No. 4 for business trip to St.
Paul.
Representative Cecil Taylor was a
passenger to DodsOn on the NOR
ming train Tuesday where he went
to look after his business interests
at that point.
Miss Hopkins Mrs. Mary Jones,
Mrs. A. j. Barrett and two children,
and Ole Moen formed an auto party
who were in the city from Dodson
a few hours Monday.
The infant child of Mr., and Mrs.
Gus Byers of Strater, who died at
their home Sunday, was buried in
Malta, Monday afternoon, Rev. Stine
conducting the services.
Rev. and Mrs. Carl Perrin are
spending their vacation with Mrs.
PERKINS, relatives near New Rock
ford, N. D. They expect to be alb
sent until about Sept. LIST.
The members of the local legal
fraternity held business meeting
at the law office of Tressler & Kir-
ton Saturday to talk over matters
relating to their profession.
Arthur w. Cavanaugh and Miss
G. Vanguard were quietly married
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. P.
Cavanaugh in this city yesterday
afternoon at three o'clock, Rev. G.
L. Slime performing the ceremony.
Only the immediate relatives and a
few friends of the contracting par
ties were present. The happy
couple will go to housekeeping at
once in the Cavanaugh cottage near
the home of the groom's parents.
The Enterprise joins with their
many friends in wishing them a
pleasant journey through life.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-08-19
SINCERITY Clothes
Everything in Mems Wear
And Everything the Best.
~.EDWARDS E MCCLELLAN

DR.. Deveney has sold his auto
mobile.
Forest Kaepernic of Fort
man, was transacting business here
Monday.
There can be no shoe repairing
superior to that done in my shop
I B. H. Koke.
Carl Shellbarger came in from
Phillips Monday and is spending a
few days with friends in Malta.
Rev. w. M. Walton will hold
Episcopal services at the chapel in
Malta next Sunday morning and
evening. Everyone is cordially in
vited to attend these services.
Wallace Armstrong, a nephew of
DR.. Chas. Blankenhorn, who has
been spending several months at the
Blankenhorn home in this city, left
Friday morning for his home at
Milwaukee, Wis.
Just a month and everything will
be ready for the beginning of the
thirteenth annual Montana State
Fair. Those expecting to make en-
tries are urged to send them in as
| early as possible.
Elsie Janis is to charm us again
this time in pictures. Writing
her own play Miss Janis has starred
in it and Bosworth (Inc.) has just
released it as one of the most deli
cioue comedies that ever laughed
it's way across the silent screen. The
picture will be released on the Para
| lot 10
at the Orpheum.
Herbert Standing, the celebrated
English actor, makes capital Pat
O'Brien in Bosworth's production
of Sunshine Molly" From the
ownership of the eating house in
Oilfield to that of mansion in the
city is long jump for Pat, but he
makes it and jumps back. Environ
ment is too much for him. At the
Orpheum Tuesday, Aug Oath.
A miscellaneous parcel shower
was given in honor of Miss Alene
McGregor by Mrs. M. ]. Welton
and Mrs. Chas. Tanner at the Wei
ton home on Monday afternoon
A large number of the friends of
Miss McGregor were present on the
occasion and she was the recipient
of many beautiful and useful pres
ents. An excellent lunch was also
a feature of the affair.-Hinsdale
Tribune.
Good grade two-year-old Red
Polled bull for sale. Three miles
southeast of Bennett Lake.-B.L
Erdahl, Malta.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-08-19

Maurice Montgomery spent Sun
day with his family in Chinook, re-
turning to his work here Monday
morning.
Miss Lille Davidson returned to
her home at Wagner Tuesday after
spending few days with her friend
Miss Nora Stubblefield at the Stub
blefield ranch north of Malta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm.J. Tressler have
issued invitations for the wedding
of their daughter Francis lilo to
John M. Brayton of this city, the
wedding to occur Thursday, Sep
TENDER End.
An order has been made by the
railroad commission for the Great
Northern to establish stOckyards at
Assiniboine, not far from Havre.
The original order to this effect was
entered some time ago, but follow
ing an application from Box Elder,
twelve miles from Assiniboine for
yards, the original case was reop-
ened. The commission has direct
ed that the yards be completed by
Sept. l.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-08-19

Badly" Crutchneld Of s.co, was
calling on his old friends in Malta
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. r. w. smalen and little
nieces are enjoying 1 VISIT with he,
sister, Mrs. Dan Hansen and family.
Mrs. Ed. Powell and son Eddie
returned to their home It Dodson
Wednesday after spendfnx a day
with friends In Malta.
Project Manager schlecht and
Fred Hanson of the sReciamation
service were passengers to Dodsor
IN the local train yesterday.
George Calendar, who has been
playing with the local ball team
for some time, left Saturday for Big
Sandy 40 finish the season with that
team.
Sheriff Al. Shaw, William Rus
sell Of the Russell Cigar Co., and
James STAIRS made a flying trip to
Saco in Sheriff Shaw's car Tuesday
afternoon.
R. J. Sanregret, who has been
visiting his brother L. P. Sanregret
for some time, left on the early
train Friday morning for his home
at L'Anse, Michigan.
Banker Meyer and a party OF
friends from Dodson were Malta
visitors a few hours one day the
first of the week. They made the
trip down in Mr.. Meyers new Over.
land car.
A full car load of buggies, wagons
and mowers just arrived. Call and
see me if you want the best. Prices
right. e. ]. Tunison.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Slattery OF
Glasgow, passed through Malta
Friday enroute to Glacier park in
their touring car. They visited
Malta friends a few hours before
continuing their journey west.
Chas. Kicker came in from the
mountains Saturday after his saddle
horse which had strayed away from
him. Byron Hurley found the horse
at Wagner and notified Mr.. Kicker
and he came in and took the animal
home.
Miss Sims, county superintendent
of schools, is attending the joint
summer school at Havre this week
She will return home for the teach
ers' examinations at the court house
nj this city the last of the month.
E. E. Chabot and r. E. Mills OF
the local Reclamation Office force
are spending week at Glacier park
Mrs. William Kellerman and chill.
dren returned to Malta Saturday
after spending week with rela-
tives and friends at Zortman.
Attention ladies.-I make the
best kind of switches out of human
hair. Mrs. G. p. Plott, Malta. 2w17"
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Wittmeier ex-
pect to leave in day or two for
Malta, where they will visit with
their son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Wittmeier, after which they
will spend some time in their cot
tage in the Belt Mountains.-Cul'
bertson Searchlight.
Why not now?-Protcction fol
the home, barn, crop, or any other
kind of protection you want.-H. S
Whitcomb, over postoffice.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-08-19

Mr.. and Mrs. George Burke were
in the city this morning on their
way to Glasgow from several
weeks tour of Yellowstone and
Glacier National Parks. They re-
port a most enjoyable trip.
Frank r. Wilma and Miss Elsie
o. Dorm were united in marriage
at St. Gabriel's church, Chinook,
last week. Mr.. Wilma is a prosper
Gus rancher living north of Malta
and his marriage was a surprise to
his many friends in this section.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-08-19

William Russell of the Russeir
Cigar company of this city, has been
busy this week distributing samples
of their new cigar LA Zola' to
their friends. 1t is splendid
smoke and this home institution is
deserving of large patronage.
Next time you ask for a cigar be
sure to get the LA Zola," made in
Malta.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-08-19
LOCAL NEWS

c. p. Plott made business trip
to Saco Tuesday afternoon.
Ed. Fredline was a business call
er in this city yesterday from Chi
nook.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-08-19

The heart and the mind make the
man, but the pocketbook greases his
way through life.