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The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-04-21
STATE FISH CAR IS
OFF ON FIRST TRIP
ABOUT 100000 RAINBOW TROUT
TO BE PLACED IN TRIBU-
TARIES OF MISSOURI.
INCREASE IN RENTALS SHOWN
Register Of Montana Office Growth
Believed Due To Tremendous
Influx Of New Settlers.
Helena.

| Helena.
The first distribution of fish in the
| streams of the state this year will
be made this week when the state
fish car will start on it's first trip.
About 100000 rainbow trout will be
taken from the state hatchery at Son.
ers and placed in the tributaries of the
Missouri near Great Falls, according
to State Game Warden De Hart.
The taking of rainbow and grayling
trout spawn has been started at the
spawning station at Meadow creek, on
the Madison.
Big Increase In Rentals.
Figures which have just been COM
piled by Sidney Miller, register of
the state land office, comparing the
amount of rentals on state land for
the last quarter this year, with that
of 1915, show an increase in rentals
of nearly $4,000.
Mr. Miller believes that the in
crease is largely due to the influx Of
new settlers into the state, and also
to the fact that more stock is being
fed at present as compared with the
quarter from December, 1914, to April
/, 1915.
From December l to April 1, 1916,
Mr.. Miller has collected rentals on
state land which has been leased to
new settlers and to stockmen, $113,-
086.40. In the corresponding period
year ago, the rentals amounted to
only S91, 206.92, an increase in the four
months of Sz1 ,8794S.
The fees collected by the state land
office for the past four months
amount to s1.S507S, while year ago
they amounted to only $S37.80 an in
crease of $956.90.
An unusual number of new leases
have been issued on land in Sheridan
and Valley counties. Mr. Miller re-
Gently issued pamphlet calling at
tention to the large amount of state
land which was available for rent
ing in these two counties. He sent
the pamphlet broadcast over the
state and many applications have
been received.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-04-21
SAVED MINISTER'S LIFE.

Rev. w. H. Warner, Route 2, Myers
Vile, Md, writes: My trouble was
sciatica. My back was affected and
took the form of lumbago. / also had
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-04-21

TO B lay AT nome
from work and suf-
fer a long time
One day q woman
came to our house
a n d asked m =
mother why l was
suffering. Mother
told her that ! SUI
fered every month
and she said, Why
don't you buy .
bottle of lydia e.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-04-21

To keep clean and healthy take Dr..
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. They regulate
liver, bowels and stomach.-Adv.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-04-21

A man thinks he Is misunderstood
because he doesn't know himself.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-04-21

A good conversationalist let's up oo-
casionally.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-04-21

A successful fool doesn't realize that
be Is one.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-04-21
Girl COULD
NOT WORK
How She Was Relieved from
Pain by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Taunton, Mass had pains In both
sides and when my periods came I had
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-04-21

COW Barn PIan.
would make the foundation at least
two feet above ground, more would be
better, thus saving the timbers from
the manure, and use sixteen feet sid
Ing. The sketch is self-explanatory.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-04-21

Wonsn With the most cheek - he
lsa1t blushing.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-04-21

Faith will move mountains today n
backed up by hard work.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-04-21

1t takes silly woman to make q
fool of a smart man.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-04-21

Or. J. n. RINDLAUB (speoIaIlst),
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Fargo, N. D.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-04-21

We never have much use for people
who are smarter than we are.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-04-21
Clash Over Federal Forest Fund.

State Auditor William Heating and
the county commissioners of Flat
head county may go to the mat if the
latter body needs the advice of it's
special investigator, Edward Dickey,
and makes formal demand upon the
state for money which Mr.. Dickey
claims is due Flathead county as its
pro rata share of the money paid to
the state by the federal government
from the income of the forest reserves.
Mr.. Dickey claims that there is now
due Flathead county from the fund the
sum of $26,934. The state officials,
however, advance the claim that as
matter Of fact, F1athead county is still
deeply in debt to the fund owing to
the fact that it was overpaid through
legislative enactment in 1909 which
was contrary to the federal law re-
garding the apportionment of the
money.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-04-21
Crops in Good Shape.

Crops in Good Shape.
Crop conditions in Montana April
/ of this year were better than the
average throughout the country, &C
cording to crop and livestock re-
port just issued by the United States
weather bureau. While the condi-
ton of wheat over the country on
April l was 1873 per cent of normal.
the Montana wheat showed an aver
age of IS per cent of normal. The
same holds true of rye, the average
In Montana being SO per cent, while
the average for the United States was
1878 per cent.
Denies Game Is Killed in Park.
I'm regard to a statement given out
at Columbia Falls by Ora Reeves,
hunter and trapper, that predatory ami
mails are rapidly killing off the game
In Glacier park during the winter, 1
Just want to say that Mr.. Reeves ap-
pears to be long on misinformation,
and if his knowledge Of conditions in
the park is as extensive as his know
ledge of the game laws, his story is
entitled to exactly no credence," stat
ed Game Warden A. j. De Hart.
X X X
Helena Probes Gasoline Prices.
acknowledging discrimination 10
being practiced by Wholesale oil COM
panies operating in the Montana and
Helena fields, the Lewis and Clark
County Automobile club has undertake
en- an investigation. Prices of gaso-
line, wholesale and retail. will be Sc
cured from all Montana points, points
on the coast and in California and
cities as far east as st. Paul.
Elliott Condemns Practice.
1T is my wish that the students
abandon the bathing apartments and
the cometic enterprises" said Chancel-
Tor Edward c. Elliott to the students
Of the State university in an address
delivered at the regular weekly con-
vocation in the main hall. The bath
ing apartments meant the practice of
the students who were reluc-
amt to work on Arbor day when the
campus was given It's annual spring
The cosmetic enterprises"
referred to the punishment metsd to
.smales in the form Of red paiat.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-22
mo |dreflde
Kopl6mer1en Oct dmun0en, lagl
Jrou Don 0iui|lon StroRe.

s@eein f6rperlidcs @efi1oen lptar
lebr idledt ulb i) lit a,t bpd9rabiger
Nerpnlitat" iagte Srau Gertrude Ge&
ters, go. 1401 9ipiiion Strabe, 9nz
beitpprt. Il
SD befam gbpinbelanfaheS inns
i6redli9e &ppfihmer5en ltnb als mein
Mppetit nacblieS, fiiblte id mutblos
nilb nieoergei6ldeen. Sic Nabrllng,
ipel6e i6 ab, i1ien ni6t su berbal1en
ulrb alls bieiem @frllnbe fam i1 mir
lpie dllfgeblalen por.
uSeitbem i6 u9anlac" ge1pmmcr,
babe, iinb alle bieie unaneenebmen
Sbmptome berldipnnoen ulb, pbgleib
i6 nod nidt gang mobl fiible, fomntc
i'd mir bp6 ipie cine gang ar1bere Sral1
Dor. S6 babe aub an 8epidt 3lt9ez
llo1lnlen.
.Webrere meiner gSadbarn lnb brei
I~nacbprigc meiner SamtIie nebmen
iebt oSanlac" n11b ieber einselne BON
ibnen bat gldn8enbe Grfolge 5l per&
5eidnen. nSanlac" bat ii1 als n9ie
etn5i9e Iebisin" eripielen.
nEanlac" fann in S6legel's Mpos
tbefe, 500. 220 peltl. 2. @frabe, err
balteu iperben, ipo ein 6err bon sen
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-22
Cur letten @nbc.
Srau a g OF t + a
Sfnnnnr

49, -.s trF.ENAs fN@eS tff aSz-As Astf TlEt5tks -
Die Beiiebung BON 5rali Margae
retba 5tenber erfolgte geltern Mor~
gen lm balb 10 l1br bonn Grauer=
bal1ie, No. 1880 9l,hl1ql,e @traBe,
aus altf Dem @ine Sill Sriebbofe.
Serr Sobannes &roeger ipra6 an1
@rabe uno inn Srauerbalie. Die
nadltebenben 5obne fungirten oils
gabrtl6trager: @illiam, Senrp,
5reo, Sobn, Sermm mn6 CHARLES
|Stenber.
Sran gbriiiind Crop.
mann.
9ie 8eiiebnng bon Sralt Gbriltina
|@ropma11n bon Buffalo erfolgte ge-
itern Nadmittag INN balb 3 l1br bon
Dem 2eidenbei tattungsetabliiiemellt
bon .. 6. Sil, aus anf Dem ftaoti-
|ideu 5rieobofe. Naltor >. 6. Gels
Ter bon Ser oeutld~ep.- lutb. Seiligen
&rea5firde iprah i'm 2eihenbeltat=
tungsetabliiiement ltn6 am Brabe.
9ie 9abrtudtrager paren Die nad-
Iteben0 genanlten gerponotet ser
Dabingeidieoenen: 5reb, @enrD,
@illian uno Sobn @ropmann, $. 8.
@dmant1 un0 Sltltns 5tra}er.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-22
SRI. Glla 3boebe Strmpe perlobt lid
init Nat s. 6drpe1er.

Serr ua6 Sral1 @iQiam $. 5trl1-
be bon $50. 1926 Sturoepant 5traBe,
madten geltern Bic @etlobung uno
baloige germdblnng ibrer 1odter,
SRI. Cha EBoebe 5trnpe, nit @errn
Scot 8. Sbroeoer> oem 5obne bon
Serrn un0 6ralt Sobn 9. Sdroeber,
go. IA Somea StraBe, befannt. Die
Nermablung ion id)on SIT Ml1fnng bes
nad]lten WonatS itattfinoen. Die
.iungen 2ente peroen in Davenport
ibr Seim aufdlngen mn6 nod Dem
q. Nobember bier fir lire Sreunoe
5u ipreden iein.
@abren0 SRI. gtrnpe felt sen leb-
ten fiinf Sabreni bet Ser &orn 9af.
ing Gompa1p Bic 5tellrng elmer
Blfbalterin befleioet, lit SEER
|S6roeber bei ser @erme Brothers &
@arpeD Manufacturing So. ais SUI
tpelier angeiteQt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-22
anabe lei Nnto,nobilnnfal idauer
berlebt: mao fterbe1t.

Stofton, 'SSa., Den 81. september
1916. Notwithstanding. Gill
bert 8l1lf Der fiinf5ebnidbrige @obn
bon Serrn un6 sSran @aa1nes @allf,
liegt l6mer perlebt 6qrnieber, nad-
DEM er geltern fnit Ieblos nnter 6en
Iriimmern eines Mutomobils berpor-
ge5oge1 moroen 1par.
Ser &1tabe fl1br NIT ieinem 8ater
ipa5iren nno fiel aus Der Msaibine,
oils oiele III eiten GbaufIeegrabel1
fippte. Ser 8ater bes &naben batte
Den 8erillh gemaht, elmer bon Der
entgegengeietten &idtl1ng in raien-
Der @eidminoigfeit oaberfonlmen6en
Wfaldine al1s5nmeiden l11b NOR ba=
bel IN ben @raben gerntben. MuBer
9errn @lllf lrnb beiien 5obne befano
lib nod elm 8~ebienIteter, Mlbert
gtpalto, in Der Maibine. @ie onrd
Elm 8llnoer entgingen Ser @ater inns
gtpalot ieglider gerlebnngen- Scr
&nabe erlitt eiten 10 ldNperer @I1t=
ltnr5, Bob bie i'm Decentralization
aer3te an ieiner @ieoeraeneiuna
5peifeln.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-22
Seittc M6eno SSaqneit iibcr 2eidc pp,r
eric Gmrcel.

Coroner Or. sSohn 9. Gal1tmeu
miro bel1te Mbe1tb einen SSl1q11elt iiber
Die 2eide bes ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
GltrccG abbalte1l, Der, mie in Der gelt>
rl9en Nl1sgabe bes Ser 1entofrdt"
ausfiibrli6 bcridtet lpl1roe, an Ser
Gilenbabnfrelt5l1ng lit Ser Ndbe Des
Gariler @artens an Ser Miper &oa0
BON ei11em 9fof Sslanb 4ailagier51g
al1f Der 5teae getoOtet mr1roe.
81. s. @oob BON Ml1scatirle, Ser
8orn1l1l1o oes @etpotetel1, traf gelter1t
in Iapenport eil1 rltb miro Die lid)
nod inn 2eidea6eitattrngsetablilie
l11ent bon Sobl1 Staplctpn befin0li6e
2eide nit grlalt6niB oes Gpro1lers
aad) Whtscatine sur @eilebltng ilber=
filbren lallen.
Ser allf 10 tragiide @eile gerllrt=
gillette but iein gan5es 2eber1 lang in
M1tscatine County g%emobnt. ST er=
Gillette BORT i'm Sabre 1899 bas 2i6t
Der @elt lt1ro mlroe in elmer Ser
s0llscatille Golllltp 5hulen er5ogen.
Seine glterlt, SEER lt11o 6ral1 SO. 8.
Nllrcell, itarber, als Der &nabe nod
sun sdule giltg. 9lltber einen1 9rll=
Der, Der Iid nit 0cn Mili5trlrppel1 in
g%romnspile, Seros, befinoet, biltter=
ldBi Ser gerItprbelle OIL bireften Ser
maltoten MN nod cine @albi1melter.
Sic 2eid)e miro entlpeoer nah @il=
tom Slnction, no Die &albibmelter
OcS Gcrl1ngliicften, Iralt CHARLES
1Sdaefer, lpofnt, ooer na6 Ml1sca=
tine ilbcrfiibrt lperoelt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-22

uEanlac". 2aboratprien erflart, mic
naslelbe get1on,men mcrbcn lpllte unb
Die Nelnltate, Sic nod bellen @ebralld)
erf1drtet luerben f1tnen.
pSmllac" tpiro ferner bon @. 8.
5infie, 9iod Sslanb griifen : goror=
better. SEQ. 1880 Mpd Sslanb @traSe
%ipobnbaft; Senrp 2embnrg, So. 9I7
lpeltl. 2. Strube .iuobnbait; ngapt."
g. .. @alcott, $50. 1922 ipetI. Drit<
te Strabe n1b bon @ulScrteu anocreu
2ellten :aus 3nbenpnrt empfoblen.
InBerbalb bon @apenport fann
.Sanlac" an Den f~plgcnben 8ldben
erbalten tperben:
8ettenoorf 9rllg So.
2eglairc ..... @. Is. 0'goorc
garnes Gitp j. SO. 6. garaoiie
Srempnt ......, 81. 6. Gincei,t
Sairfielb ...... @alrner grps.
@eorid S. q. Matbetps & @on
8eota City 9rug SO.
W!f. Elealant ..... s.. 8. 8al1ub
Nortb gneIiib 49,. S. 6. Ml(en
Gtdlanb ..... @elb @ris So.
stgolrneD $50. 6affner 9rug 60.
8aibington S. 6. 2emmor
8tllamsbl1rg ..... s.. S. Rerrb
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-22

Insebote ipcrben Bis 51t,t 3. Sftp=
ber 1916, Nadmittass 2 l1br, bon Dem
County : Mltbitpr bon Gcptt County
fit bie Grridtuns elmer 80 SUB ySz
8eam" 8riife an Seftipn 6. Ser 9a<
benport : 8rinceton 8pab, cine balbe
M}etle fpeltli6 bpn 9lealalt @allep,
entgcgengenpmmen tperben.
Gin beslaubister gbed in &Dbe bon
5 Sargent Beg Insebots 1pll nit jeber
Sfferte etngcianbt iperben.
9as County bebalt iih 5as Medt
Dor, ir9enbeine ober ale Nn9ebote 5u@
r%ilcfsllipetien.
Glane ltllb Gpesififationen f6nneu
in Der Gountb Sngenieur's Office einz
9eieben iperber.
9atirt 9apenport, Soma,
49, September 1916.
S. sc. @aIloh
County : SSt1geniel1r.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-22
2pfaler @etterbcridlt,

Iabenporf q. RScpf.
9ltrdidnitts @arpmeterltal1o 29.S2
8llrd1dllitts Iemperatl1r /. 60
,.9Dd)lte Semperatltr bel1te 70
%glleoriglt tic Sempcratllr leete Nadt 50
y%sorn1ale Semperatur fir 33
Sabre GO
9urd,idnittlide Gelpdtiefe:t Der
2l1ft 45
NieoerIdlag in "a gtunoen 600
Gorberrldenoe @inoridtlntg @.
@allerltol1o Inn Z l1br Mprge1s SO
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-22
@etterberidt.

8aibineton, 81. gepf.
Sir Soma: Ibeilaueiie bemDlft Jrei=
tag 1t1o fiibler i'm Iiibliden u11o
pltliden Staatstbeile. Gmstag
id1oates, @efter; 1tid5f nfeI Melloe-
RING in Ser Sentperatl1r.
Stir Slli1ois: Uncertainties @etter
am Ircitag ltno etpas fiibler int
Ditlidle1 unb liioli6en 5~taatstheil.
San1stog allgemei1 lGones @et=
ter INTO 5ielnlid fiibl.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-22

- &oben sic f6on 81 Miiiion
8ier probirt? @leib NIT oem beiten
importirten @ier uno empfnblen bon
oen Doftoren. Mod Sslan6 greming
COMPANY. (Mn3.)'
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-22
nus ocn @eri@ten.

Die nadItebenoen SeiratbserIarb-
rtibldeine mltrben geltern pom Glert
oes Scott County @e5irfsgeridts CT.
lpirft:
9. S. Sbanlep nnb gn1ilp 81. Sem
lteop, 3apenport.
Is. g. 2inoiap lnb &atbrpn SOB,
Davenport.
&atberine @licci, sic alldy unter
DEM Namen @berltbini Hlcci befa,tnt
lit, bot ourh ibren MnpaIt Sjaac
Netersberger ge9en oie Garlons Gon-
Itritction Company cine S1aoen-
eriabflaae gum @etrage BON $1,232..
$50 anee1 treltet. 5d)aoen 5lt Ser oe-
itannten Suntme min Der 6ral1 Durd)
6en 500 ibres Gotten Ml,ffaelo ent-
|itanoen iein, Ser in 1ieniten ser Sc
leaidaft tootlid perlebt ipuroe.
Ser nelte @eridt BON 2i55ic sc.
SSacobien, @ormiinoin fir @igo Sa=
cobien, mltrbe bonn Scott County
Nadlabseriht gepriift lrnb eltgebet=
ben. 81. %. @anlep mar ser IN 5ra-
&c fommeroe sl1'tpalt.
Ser erlte 8eridt BOZ, Minnie
5dmi6t uno Sinie S6neiber, Seltaz
mentspou ltrederin oes Nadlaiies bon
Seinri6 8. Sliemar11 mltrbe geltert
bon 0em I1ttpalt 2omis 6. &oobemig
I'M Scott County 8e5irfsgeridt ge-
bn6t.
Ser SdIuBberidt bon Gmil u.
1n6 Sngo $. ssoens, @ermalter 6es
yeadlaiies BON 6en5 Soens, mlr0e
geltern bon ser Mnmaltsfirma GnD=
mann & &l1pma1n I'M Scott County
8e~5irfsgeri4t sebl.dt. /
Sn DEM Gro5eiie bon Mnna GRAB
1od gegen 2o1tis unb Serman 3l1ber
puroe bon Siaac @etersbllrger als
Mntpalt cine Mntlport inn Namen ser
9eflagten gebudt.
9as @eiammtteitament bon Mlt-
quit S. s. Hrignib ltno ieiner @at~
tin, Sralt 2ena 90. 4risnib, ml,rbe
geitern int bieiigen Ma6IaBgeridt
bon Ser Mnmaltsfirma &l1pmanm &
GltDmann gebudt. gs bunbelt li6
bier INN Sen SOB BON syralt Hrianib.
9aS Seltament lautet, 0aB I'M Sale
oeS Mblebens ser einen Ser beiben
Ser @eiamntnadllaB in bie
9anoe bes af6eren iibergeben lon.
Mugl1it Grignis mrroe gum 1elta-
mentsooaltreefer eingeiekt.
9ie &lage, Sic &enrp 5draoer ge-
gen S. 30. 9idinion Sen gmpf1nger
Der Sod SSslan0 & 9acific giien=
babnge ieuidaft angeitrengt bat, lit
auBergeridtlid geldlidtet ltl6 aus
Den @eridten gemieien morben, mie
geltern Ser glerf 0es bieiigen Bum
6esbe5irfsgeridts befannt madte.
glp & 8nib maren 6ie Mnmdlte fir
Sen &lager.
SEER Shraoer apltr6e I'M porigen
8tnter on Ser 4. lnno 1ipiiion Str.
BON einem :3uge Ser beffagten 8abn-
geleni6aft g~etroffen. Ser SAL iontQ
l1ri priingltd I'M Scott County 8e-
5irfsgeridt 5ur 8erbanolung gelan=
gen, mltBte aber in bas 8nnbesge=
ridt geidleppt merben, neil ser &ld-
ger fein @iirger oes 5taates Soma
tit ltro Sic giienbabngeiellidaft aui
5%daoeneriat GIT elmer sl1t1me bober
als 100000, namlilb 100000 90,
perflagt bat.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-22
Mnaetgen tAt
4rtettspldte, 8ert&mfe, Berlnke

Wobtnttget etc.
y. otefer @rbrtf tperoen fir einen sal
pc all elmer @ode 3u ben na9folgeus
Den Naten inierirt: Wis al bier 8eiIeu
iooer oeren @aum soc. fiber bier 1rb
fts gu a9t 8eilen $1.OO. Seine Nt1s
5e1ge tptro fir tpeniger als SOC arges
lnomtt1en.
Sir Ste1eneeiude tpirb BET etn< Biz
1e@smaliger Snfertion 25c bere6net.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-22

3u perfanfeu: Gin eleffrilhes 8ro,t<
.9bam fir bier Ya1asiere, III eritflalli=
gem s3nltanb. Yreis: 5000 boar.
'ipenn ipfort 9enomn1er. @iefes lit ser
babe 8ertb. Sir gi115elbeiten idreiz
ben Sic na9 v9og rs, @od Sslanb.
ISL. 22,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-22
1te marfte.
8roSuhe.

Gbicago, 81. Sept. - 8ei5en,
1.493B Sept, 1.5OB 9e5.
&orn - S6H 5ept, 727sl Seq.
Safer - 45A Sept, 477s 9e5.
@etreibe fir Soar - go. 2 rotber
8intermei5en, 11elt, 1852; @orn, $50.
2, 87-87A; Safer, 5tanoaro 461@
Bis 47c.
@erlte ~ 80c-$1.14.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-22
@ieb unb 8rupiiionen.

49,. "HIE 49,
Gbieago,2 81. Sept. Minopie5
Snfllbr 5000. &lbig. 5tiere,
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-04
KN|CHTSOF
PYTH|AS WILL
co To TULSA
DELEGATES TO GRAND LODGE
AND MANY MEMBERS, TOGETH-
ER WITH SAXoPHONE SEX
TETTE LEAVE MONDAY.

The grand lodge knights of Pyth-
las convenes in Tulsa next Monday
and many members of Myrtle lodge
of this city, besides the regularly cho-
sen delegates, will leave here Mon
day at noon to attend.
Accompanying the local delegation
will be the Saxophone SeXtette, that
will enliven things for the knights
at Tulsa and show the other lodges
in the state what has been accom-
plished musically by Myrtle lodge in
less than one year. Otis NJ. Smith
of this city is going to be boosted for
grand prelate and besides the local
bunch he has a strong backing all
over the state.
Following are the delegates and
the members of the sextette, who
will attend, besides many others not
reported: w. T. Salisbury, OTIS NJ.
Smith, Glen Cooper, VIM. Fieldbind-
er, Frank Berryhill, w. A. Pride, H..
c. Potterf The sextette is composed
of the following members: Arthur
Adams, director, O. NJ. Redfield, Ar
thur Sizes, Ben Harris, w. w. Giles
pie, Moss Patterson. The boys are
looking forward to a nice time at the
grand lodge, and the Tulsa delegation
will see that they get it, as they do
nothing by halves in that city.