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The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-11-04

We will pay the highest price for
hides of all kinds.-Malta Mercan-
tile Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Sherlock of
Zortman, have been spending a few
days in Malta this week.
Luke Denniff has made several
hurry-up trips back and forth from
the mountains with his Ford jitney
buss the past week
have louse and lot that is
rented for the w.,lter for $1,000 per
month, value $GQ3, that I will trade
for horses. L. H. Upland.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. johnson, w.
o. Ensign and j. M. Parsons of the
Enterprise force, spent Sunday at
Zortman and Whitcomb.
Wanted - Position in private
school by teacher of Is years ex-
perience.-Miss Agnes Hennessy,
box 731, Malta, Mont. 2w2S*
Small hotel, six room residence
for raw or improved land. City
property. Can handle relinquish-
ment. Box 217, Maiden, Wash. 3w29*
Erick Westin, Elvin Abarr and
Oscar Kittleson of Dodson, were
among the jurymen called for this
term of court from that section of
the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hank Blumenkamp
, of Dodson, have been Malta visitors
several days this week. Mr.. Blum
enkamp is one of the jurors at the
present term of court.
w. H. Porter has sold fine re-
linquishment in the vicinity of Phil
lips and expects to leave for his old
home in the east. Brewer Anderson
a brother of H. M. Anderson, pur-
chased the Porter place.
w. E. Rice, proprietor of the pool
hall and barber shop at Whitcomb
| was business visitor at the Phillips
county seat this week. Mr.. Rice was
| also called as a witness for the de-
| Tense in the State VS.. Robert Lilly
case.
AL. Anderson, the popular mail
contractor of Dodson, was a pleas
ant caller in Malta this week. As
will be seen by an item in this pa
per clipped from the Dodson Idea
Mr.. Anderson has just been award.
ed the contract for transporting the
mail from Dodson to Landusky and
Zortman and also an additional con-
tract for new route from Phillips
to St. Pauls' Mission.
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A good heating stove for sale. In
Quire at this office. tf26
Saddle for sale, cheap. Can be
seen at The Enterprise office.
Judge Davidson was down from
Wagner few hours Tuesday after
noon.
Wanted.-A number of people to
pick over beans. See Phillip Wiesl-
man at once.
Chas. Whitcomb and Ira Pattee.
business men at Zortman, were Wis
itors in Malta several days this
week.
Lost On the road between NAL
ia and Zortman, jack screw. Fin
er will please leave at this office for
reward. tt
VIM. Francke, one of the foremen
for the Ruby Gulch Mining Company
at the big mill at Whitcomb, was a
visitor in Malta this week.
Mrs. Chas. Whitcomb, Jr., and
children of Zortman, have been
guests at the Harry Whitcomb home
in Malta for several days this week.
w. A. Clark, one of the popular
young members of the Zortman
Miners Union, was calling on
friends in Malta the first of the week
J. H. Albright, manager of the
Lusk & Wimberly store at Whit
comb, was attending court in Malta
this week as witness on the first
case on the calendar.
Pathe News No. 81, which will be
on the Orpheum program Monday,
| Nov. 8th, shows the opening game
of the Worlds Series between Bos-
/! ton and Philadelphia, also shows
| President Wilson and his affianced,
| Mrs. Calf, attending the game.
l. w. Maulsby returned home Sat-
! urday evening from five weeks
! visit with old friends and relatives
in the vicinity of Fargo and Coop
erstown, N. D. Mr. Maulsby says
, the crops in the section he visited
were the best this season they have
been for twenty-four years.
A basket social and dance will be
given at the home of Chas. Thomas
about seven miles northeast OF
town, Friday evening, Nov. r.
There will be good music and gen.
eral good time is anticipated. The
money will be spent for new fur.
nishings for the school house.
F. D. Athun of Kremline, was
called here Sunday by a wire an
ouncing the death of his mother
which had occurred at the home Of
his parents about ten miles below
Rocky Point on the Missouri river
south of Zortman. A daughter Of
the deceased arrived from Rugby
N. D., the same day and both LEFT
for the ranch on the Missouri where
the burial was made Monday after
noon. 1t seems that Mr.. and Mrs
Athun had recently moved to tina
section and taken up a homestead
when the mother was suddenly TAX
en- ill and passed away before thu
other relatives could be reached b,
wire.
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Buy your crockery at the Variety.

Buy your crockery at the Variety.
For Sale-Areo-motor gas engine
and 1876 feet of inch pipe, pump and
fittings. Cooper & Slime. tf2S
Robert Farnsworth, one of the old
timers in the Zortman section, was
a Malta visitor this week,
have four large, young, broke
work oxen with harness, that / will
sell on easy terms.-L. H. Ugland.
A baby boy arrived to gladden. the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Witt
meier in this city Tuesday morning.
Earl Gardner drove in from Fort
man Sunday with a load of passen-
gers in his Ford car. He is spend
William and Gilbert Joiner of
Lovejoy, were business visitors in
Malta this week. They also have
some probate matters coming up in
the district court.
Albert Tetrault, one of the pros
porous ranchers down on Beaver
creek, was a business visitor in NAL
ia yesterday. Mr.. Tetrault' made
the Enterprise Office a pleasant call
while in the city.
Steve Holman is one of the many
! progressive farmers from the Wag-
ner vicinity who is attending court
here this week. Mr.. Holman was
drawn as a juryman on the first
case called on the calendar.
Mrs. Ed. Culbertson and children
left Sunday evening for North Da-
Culbertson's relatives for few
weeks and then continue east to ner
old home in Bemidji, Mimi, to visit
her parents.
Mrs. Ernest Schumacher, who was
quite badly injured in a runaway
accident last Friday afternoon, has
so far recovered as to be able to be
out again. Mrs. Schumacher was
coming to town with neighbOr
Mike Lico, when the team became
frightened, throwing the lady to the
ground and bruising her quite badly
Halloween Sunday evening was
most appropriately observed in oul
little city from the looks of the front
of some of our stores the next NOR.
ming. Some dirty miscreants had
smeared soap on nearly all of the
plate glass windows in the dowr
town section. Such tricks are above
childs play and must have been
done by some one of the older ele
ment. Another mean trick perpe
trated this same evening was one
when the water was turned on il
the basement of the new bungalow
of Henry Plott, and the cellar al
lowed to fill with water. The con
crete wall, however, was equal tt
the emergency and no great damage
was done, but the party who turned
the trick need not boast too mucl
or he will yet be brought to feel tn
effects of the law. 1t is reported
the city fathers had an extra police
man on the force that night, but i
there was one he must have been :
dead one.
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MURRAY'S
1.-THE Rexall Store"

DIR. j. w. GRAPHICAL of Zortman,
was a visitor at the county seat this
week.
Mrs. Frank Tooke and Mrs.
O'Brien Of Hinsdale, were Malta Wis.
itors this week.
Wanted.-Stock to winter. Have
three sections of land all fenced and
in crop for grazing purposes.-Mill-
en- Bros. tI-27
Mr.. and Mrs.Jake Myers Of
Brookside, are spending a few days
in Malta. Mr.. Myers was one OF the
jurors called for the first dag OF
court.
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LOCAL NEWS

Wenatchee apples at $3.50 per
box at Trafton-Dorr Cos.
Mrs. Ethel Berry of Zortman, is
a guest at the Hotel Malta this week
For a short time a big reduction
on the prices of jugs at the Variety
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DESTROYED SHIP FORCE FIGHTING
Commander Of German Cruiser Ores.
Den sank Own Vessel In Neutral
Waters With Flag Flying.

LONDON. March 81. 7:45 p. m.-An
omcial telegram from Berlin received
- Amsterdam today and forwarded 10
Reuters Telegram Company here.
states that the commander Of the Ger
man cruiser Dresden. on arriving with
the members OF his crew al VaIpa-
raiso aboard a Chilean cruiser. after
the destruction OF the German war
ship by a British squadron. made the
following report:
on March "a, in the forenoon. the
Dresden was anchored In Cumberland
Bay. Island of Juan Fernandez. The
ship was attacked by the British
cruisers Kent and Glasgow and the
auxiliary cruiser Drama from a direc.
ton which enabled the Dresden 10 nae
only her aft guns.
The Dresden replied 10 their fire
until all her available guns and three
magazines were unserviceable. In CT
der TO prevent the ships capture bv
the enemy, preparations were made
Tor sinking her while at the same time
a Parlementaire was sent to the Glas.
gov TO point out that the vessel was
in neutral waters.
AS the Glasgow. in spite Of this
wanted to continue the attack. the
Dresden was blown up az 11:15 O'Clock
with her flag flying. while her crew
gave three hurrahs for the Emperor.
This disproves the British state.
ment that the Dresden hoisted a white
nag and cgpitulated"
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ASK PROTECTION
Ambassador Morgenthau Instructed
to Ask Turkish Government to
Protect American Missionaries.

WASHINGTON. March 24-Ambas-
sador Morgenthau at Constantinople.
was directed by the state department
10 ask for protection from the Turkish
government for American mission
aries and refugees reported in peril at
Urumiah. Persia.
Secretary Bryan Cabled Ambassa-
dor Morgenthau after official notihca-
ton reached the department from
American Consul p. W. Smith. sta
toned az Batum. Russia, that the lives
Of Americans at Urumiah were en-
dangered and that an attack upon the
American mission there had been led
BY the Turkish consul RaRhib Bey at
the head OF zoo Askaris. Consul
Smiths message came from Tinis.
How TO get relief to the imperiIled
Americans IN such a remote spot was
seriously considered by officials OF
the department. The nearest Ameri-
can ships % was found. were the
cruisers Tennessee and North Caro-
lima. IN Mediterranean waters. and 90
would be geographically impossible
for them 20 get 20 the scene % was
determined. therefore TO make immc.
diate representations 20 the Turkish
government.
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ENDS HER LIFE
WoodSfeld (o.) Woman Commits Sui
eide In Cellar Of Hiome-lH
Health the Cause.
Special Dispatch to Tho Inteiligencer

Special Dispatch to the intelligence.
w OODSFELD. o.. March 24.-Mrs.
Margaret l.. Norris, aged about sew
enty years. who resides not far from
the o. r. q W. depot, committed sui
eide by hanging herself in the cellar
OF her home to-day. shortly before
noon. She was the wife of the late
Richard Norris. a veteran Of the Civil
war. who has been dead for a number
Of years. Mrs. Norris had tried TO
commit suicide twice before. having
hanged herself to the grape arbor in
the rear OF her home about two weeks
ago, but was discovered by her son
and cut down, in an unconscious con-
dition. and was revived only after
great difficulty.
When she was missed by the family
a search was made. which resulted
in finding her hanging to a beam in
the cellar. dead. III health is given as
the cause for the rash act. The de-
ceased Is survived by four sons and
one daughter, besides a number Of
grandchildren. No arrangements will
be made for the funeral until the ar
rival OF her children from a distance.
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REFERRED
tcontinu'd Prom First Pars.)

inebriatos and habituaI drug users 10
State hospitals for insane.
Representative Bohm. Of Cuyaboga.
introduced a bill 20 IegsHzc extensive
Use % city school buiIdings and
grounds as social canters.
Another attempt TO cure possible
N'I'ci In emergency measures pointed
our boz The attorney generals opinion
vas mad" Dob the senate when that
body. ON consideration. refused 10
concur in fhn House amendment fo
Tho Moore oil inspection TO-. bw
Which carried an emergency clause
's passed by both houses. The no
iuuIcane WIN try to secure paasars
on IhU HII now by fw0.thfrda Not,
iH' Democrats approving. in order f9
insure That fHr 0l inspection dnrarI.
W,.' may not br bold up Tor G0 daya
IH. report 0u fHr HafIer taxation
h.I' VIII not bD made until tomorrow
.I. delay was f1r fhr sake rf aTI1vfry
Oh. Democratic leaders f8 limo up trr.r
followers to vote Cor The conference
report
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j. S.LIEUTENANT
LAID TO REST
COMMANDER BRicKER WHO VITA
THREE OTHERS WERE
DROWNED At coNSTAN-
TiAOPLE
Buried From American Embassy in
Pera-SerViees H+eid Were
ven ImpressIve.

CONSTANTINOPLE. March "a
The funeral OF Lieutenant Commander
William p Bricker Of the United
States converted yacht scorpion. Who
with three companions were drowned
here on the night OF March ~ while
attempting TO reach their vessel in a
rowbost. was held this morning al the
American embassy At Pera. the for
eign quarter OF the Turkish capital
An impressive service was conduct
ed By the Rev. Dr. Caleb Frank Gates.
president OF Robert College. and the
Rev. Robert Frew. Diplomats and Of
hcial representatives OF the Turkish
government were in attendance
Three hundred Turkish soldiers and
marines and German marines were in
the procession which followed the
body to Feri-Keui cemetery.
Stirred BY Tragedy.
The American colony has been pro
foundly stirred by the tragedy in
which Lieutenant Commander Bricker
and his men lost their lives. Tho bod
les OF the three sailors have not Vet
been recovered. Lieutenant Herbert
). Rabbit. who was In the boat with
Lieutenant Commander Bricker and
who with one sailor was saved. today
gave the following statement regard
ing the accident:
We had reached the shin IN a
rougher sea than we encountered that
night and we were not anxious. Sud.
denly. however. we found ourselves in
the water. The commander ordered
the men to cling to the boat. I drift.
ed TO the ship and two boats were low.
cred Immediately. The commander
was taken to the ship within fifteen
minutes and we worked over him for
three hours but il was impossible "a
revive him"
Lieutenant Commander Brokers
home was at Chambersburg. Pa.
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JAPS ELECT
Close and Exciting Campaign Ended
Yesterday for New House Of Rep
resentativeG-Decidc Fate Of
Cabinet

TOXIC. March 24-CI0sirv an ox-
citing campaign. during which rho
wives Of several candidates 40 TOXIC
made personal visits and appeals 90
the voters. a general election was held
today throughout the japanese em-
pira TO choose "a new house of repre-.
scntatlvcs
The last house was dissolved by the
emperor ON Christmas day. 1919. tD.
cause of ifs refusal 90 raUfy the min.
tary program Of the cabinet iuday.s
election. therefore. not only brings m
a new house. but decides the fate OF
Che cabinet beaded By Count shiseno-
bu Okuma
Indications before the election were
Chat tho contest would be- ,yceodire.
Iy close
The government used aIl its efforts
AGAINST corruption In fln elections
and The police were ordrf0i % make
Quick arrests ln tho case of bride rit.
ir- and bride tHkInr AZ result
1000 persons were arrested
The number OF rsrrrsruflU...
elected today was asf. but boo view of
the difficulty OF determining o.. bal.
I0tins tho result will not br known
for several days u 600 there were
about 600 candidate
Taking into consideration fHr fact
fHHt fNr population of Japan is al.
uruk'msfrI. sfU.H.nIH. fHr SUFFRAGE b.
small. only about 100000 persons
having tho right fu vote. Three. frTa
OF fHaI number rrrrr'.sd ur.r pro.
rueafivr 8f fIe IH.. election fr 1912
The city of Toxic. with population
of little over 100000. has only
10000 voters
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rHREATEEED LIFE or MAYOR
HARnrsou. or CHICAGO

CHICAGO March gf-Nr. T..Hr.-H
uIrE. n. IrIra .'f. was ....T fH.
.HN Don OBJ. ...... .. Mayor Carter DO
Harrison Dob ... ..|T HHI.. after .H. bad
nHuf'I fHH. .HU would EII Che mayor.
'. woman would U.' .I.. rHF r.H..H
'N|.' executive. She said .H" was .r..
I.. wiz. of i.ffaIurUr banker named
N.Hfr.wtrE. who Hn. sentenced Oh.
prison uif.r fHH failure UI hiH uuHI.
"...
hIr I.rrIrH became violent whom
seized hE fH. policemen. IH. police
rnIH HUf bod n|.r arrested I#f.r. r.H
causing disturbance iu public offices.
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OF WASHINGTON,
PAg REPORTER, A SUICIDE

WASHINGTON. Pa, March "a,
George Christman. 40. son of the late
Major EnOs J.. Christman. who for
forty years was publisher Of the
Washington Reporter. q local news
paper, was found dead in his apart.
ment here tonight with shotgun bv
his side. The authorities believe he
committed suicide. No reason for his
act is known.
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HALF MILLION AUSTRIAN
TROOPS TO CHECK INVASION

LONDON. March %. 3.I5 a. H.
a Rome dispatch 20 the Daily News
says that half a million Austrian
troops are massed in southern TyroI
and Trcntino. indicating a fear Of I'M
yasion. Virtually an the villages be
tween suEana and Lake Garda have
been evacuated by their inhabitants
and many houses along the frontier
tHso been blown up Batteries have
been posted at every point OF van
faee aud heavy guns have been mount.
cd at an altitude OF about seven thous-
and feet
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MANY AMERICANS ARE
FIGHTING WITH ENGLISH

OTTAWA. Ont. March 24.-"The
Canadian people will be- amazed 10
learn declared General Hughes. min
lister Of militia Boz parliament today
that already more than two dozen
Americans with the FIRST Canadian
contingent now on the battle line.
have fallen, and hundreds and hun.
droda more are in the Canadian reu-
monts fighting brayeIy."
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Stockholders Meeting.
Greenwood Cemetery Election.

Greenwood Cemetery Election.
Annual meeting 81 the stakeholder o.
'irg'nwno God Cemetery will b. held az their
oifice No. COS Hoard of Trade Building
March %. 1915. between the hours 81 I1
and p o'clock a. m. for the election of
Directors ard 60 consider any other bust
ness which may b. brought before them.
q. 1T. MERkLE. Secretary.
wr-1I-1S-gg
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fUNERAI DIRECTORS


FUNIaAL DIRECTOR F.9
A7TEHlbL ENBhLNER.
fiz2 end 1929 Na.r street
Calls Answered Day or Nirhf-.
Store Phones $50.
G. TariI chV E4f Phone fa-a.u
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SEALED PROPOSALS

Notice 20 AIanufaotuTsrS .TotSc,,- -
chants and Others Wholesale Dealer
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
l.e ,StAtt Board Or Control Of tho state
OF West Virginia Will receive bids dstiv
~ Us otiice NJ Charleston. West VirFinis
LOT furnishing supplies FOR the revc-ai
state lbs utuuuns, tho financial rnanar.g-
Jaeht or which L. vested in said BoTrd
SpLirActs VIII De awarded 20 the Iowe-r
ngotrsi quality eDnglderCd. and Other
tFh VIII D. given preference
LIS or supplies needed will be fur
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD or CONTROL.
-.---LI Chlrlgstgn. West Virginia
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DIED


WHEELER-Dr M.#u.rFar 1f4~rr
I'IH. nI 1850 O'Clock o. OBJ. 4f HI. r...
rt.to.ur.. .tNf EHfr #frHaf TleE.r.TI
"iiI.i.l.'.Ii in The 1frt year of bic r1l. .
un,f"I services Ht the rrrIdanrr. Tr..
dHF afternoon rt 3 r'rTarE rrI....
OF '." family aT" Invited fp attend
int.rm nt private. Greenwood como.
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Russians Flushed With PrzemysI Vic
tory Are on Offensive In Poland
and carpathians.

The Russian armies, doubtless in
spired BY the victory at Przemysl. are
forcing the fighting both in northern
Poland and the Carpathians. where
Germans and Austrians are giving des-
perate battle 10 stay the attempted
advance OF the Muscovites
Probably the struggle I'm the Car
pathians will prove to be the one that
presently will attract the most atten-
ton. for even Vienna reports that
strong Russian forces are now attack
Ing with great violence along the
'front.' extending for some miles from
Uzsok Pass and that fierce fighting
is taking place for the possession OF
the heights which dominate the i'm
portant outlets from the north into
Hungary.
Regarding the operations in that
territory. the Russians claim to be adj
vancing. and TO have seized several
fortified heights on the front between
the roads leading To Bartfeld and
Uzsok. As Przemysl Is directly to
the north OF Uzsok. II is to be expect
ed that reinforcements will be sent as
speedily as possible from the army
which invested the fortress to aid
those who have been striving for.
months to capture the Carpathian
passes.
Germans on Offensive.
The Germans have brought up many
additional troops In the north OF Po-
land, where. along the Narcw and
Orzyc rivers they have been pouring
a deadly fire into the Russian ranks.
and have time after time undertaken
strong offensive operations.
Notwithstanding this. however. the
Russians claim 10 be making SLOW
and heights
The Austrians are again dcvoting
their efforts to clearing Bukowina OF
the Russians. and the Germans have
forced the Russian attachments which
recently occupied Mcneil East prus-
pia TO retire
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Bfeummer & RiIdeb.snI

Flneril nirar'ra end ErnaIrrara
ArIflnNue .li. ouru das and night
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HOT WATER HEATING

Archie p. 3. Wood. 232a ydarkst Street
Practical Plumber Gas and steam Fit
ctr. Hot water heating my speciality I
can make you comfortable. Both nhones
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dog licenses in ireland cos, nau
b crown each.
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HEATING AND ROOFING.

A. stsrnberg, Metal Ceiling work,
Galyanizing and Copper Work Agent
for the MahoninU Heater. "All Cast
Ircn.' 252i Belmont ST.. BelIaire. %.
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WANTED-FEMALE

"AHFED-l-adies- dozen maklns
lah'N art novelties. Parcel Post any
uiz lahse. stamped envelope for partl.ti.
81. New York mr.. 81"
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NOTICE.

a., TO whom II May Concern
Al persons having claims against tho
estate OF the late IS. r. Dudley kiDfTl,
submit same Co the undersigned An
arrange Tor settlement
CAROLINE 81 DUDLEY.
ENccutrlN 81 tho ". u. Dudley estate
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FOR RENT

TOR nEHr--Onc furnished front room.
F..ov week. II Paxton Ave- Film
Grove. Patterson addition. mr-as-k
FOR RENT-April LIST. at Ieatheryvood
rooms and hath-sccond noor=in
-- ----I. AT. mr-16-ff