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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-09-15
""..THE....
Johns Hopkins University
Entrance Examinations
STATE SCHOLARSHIPS IN ENGI.
NEERING COURSES.

Entrance Examinations for the Department
OF Engineering. as well as for the College
OF Arts and Sciences. will be held In the Acad.
emic Building OF the Johns Hopkins University
Homewood. Baltimore. September 1921 1916
beginning at Q A. N. each day
Application for Scholarships In the Depart.
ment OF Engineering, established in the Johns
Hopkins University under the provisions OF the
Laws OF Maryland. Chapter %, 1912, may not be-
made. II there Is more than one applicant for
a particular scholarship 4 competitive exami-
nation must be taken in the Academic Building
Homewood. on September p, 1915. beginning Al
. A. NJ.
Each County OF the State and each Legislative
District OF Baltimore City. with the exception of
Charles, Hartford and Queen Anne's Counties
will be entitled to one or more scholarship for
the year 1857, In addition 10 those which have
mentioned above all the available scholars hips
have been awarded
Under the provisions OF the Act Of Assembly.
the County and City scholarships In the De
partment OF Engineering are awarded only 10
deserving students whose financial circum-
an education In Engineering unless free tuition
be granted TO them. The scholarships entitle
the holders 10 nee tuition, free use OF text books
and exemption from all regular fees. The ex-
pense OF attendance for those who do not re-
eeive scholarships Is no greater than at other
Maryland institutions.
Scholarships may be awarded TO graduates of
Loyola College, Maryland Agricultural College,
Mt. ST. Mary's College, Rock Hill College 81
Johns College, Washington College and West
ern Maryland College; and one scholarship will
be awarded AT Large"
Applicants should address the Registrar. The
Johns Hopkins University. for blank forms OF
application and for further information as 10
examinations award OF scholarships and
courses OF instruction.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-09-15
RHEUMATISM ARRESTED

Many people suffer the tortures OF
lame muscles and stiffened joints because
Of impurities In the blood, and each sue
ceedinR attack seems more acute until
rheumatismh has invaded the whole system.
To arrest rheumatism II 10 quite as Inn
portant TO improve your general health az
70 purify your blood: and the cod liver oil
inScott 3 Emulsion IL nature q great blood
maker, while Its medicinal nouishment
strengthens the organs to expel the
impurities and upbuild your strength.
sScott's Emulsion Ia helping thousands
every day who could not find other relief.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-09-15
our SHOEMAKER ROADS.

We learn that the County Commits
sioners are now busily engaged In put
ting In condition, acceptable TO the State
Roads Commission, the following Shoe,
maker Roads: the Churchville, Aldint
and Havre de Grace; the Hughes Hill
and Norrisville; the Fallston and
Waters x Roads; the Wilson's Mil
and Darlington; and the Pylesville and
Cardiff under the offer that In that case
the Commission will take them off Of
the County's hands for future main.
tenance. No more important step has
been taken In long time, and 1t 10 to
be hoped that every possible effort will
be made to complete the transfer.
While the building of every mile Of
Shoemaker road kindles the keenest de.
sire for ten more, the cost Of their
maintenance has up to this time been q
very important factor, and to be reliey.
ed Of their maintenance will tighten a
heavy burden as well as put the roads
In hands which guarantee their upkeep.
With these and the already existing
state roads off the Commission
hands. q handsome sum will be- avail.
able for the improvement Of other i'm.
portant thoroughfares. Fortunately
the expense to do this will not fall
heavily on the taxpayers as fine purse
from the automobile license and a
second from the Havre de Grace race
track will soon be available for the pur.
pose.
The work must be completed by
October 10 II the roads are to be accept.
cd this season.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-09-15
FIRE the RANK AND FILE.

SO long has the habit prevailed Of
foreseeing national results In November
by scanning the state returns Of the
Maine election In September that the
journal failing to do so would be read
out Of the profession. Yet the very
papers which try hardest to see therein
the signs Of coming events laugh ct the
folly Of such efforts because In modern
politics freedom Of votingi 10 prscticed
which Is little known ut national cleo
tons.
So far as our observations 20 we are
only able TO see that naturally Repub-
lican state has just registered Its usual
vote. from which II 10 once In while
diverted by local issue; but II anyone
was particularly surprised that this his.
torically strong Republican state did
not 90 Democratic he thereby proves
that he allows keen desire to displace
sound judgment
> We may, however, wisely note that
former Progressives are not going 70
drop rs naturally into the Democratic
fold Ne we expected, and that therefore
all the more effort should be made 10
convert them to our faith which 10 90
nearly akin to their own.
II has been publicly announced that
Maryland 10 looked on as doubtful
ground by Republicans and that they
will do all In their power to win her for
their own. It therefore seems pre-
eminently wise that from now on we
should not rest assured that no work
need be done. but that promptly and
persistently the debater on the hustings
should help the journalist from his edi-
torial chair to more and more clearly
show the voter why the wise administra-
tion OF the past four years should be re-
peated for still wiser one during the
next four. The man who can talk to cleo
tors face TO face has certain advantages
over the printed page, and therefore
we hope to learn In the very near fu-
ture that an active campaign of educa-
ton and enthusiasm has been arranged
for to last until the polls close In No.
vember.
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II 10 worth while to note that in the
case Of elections. just about twenty per
cent. Of their total cost was paid by the
candidates themselves, this 10 sweet To
the taxpayer but pretty nauseating To
the unfortunate candidate.
Probably one Of the very healthy
signs Of the times 10 that the expenses
Of our Circuit Court were so reduced
that the appropriation made to meet
them was no exhausted by over 81, 600.
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FACLS AVID FIGURES.


ne annual statement OF receipts and
uisoursements OF our County Commits
s'oners. wnicn nas now been before
.ues ,or . week. SHOWS with great
s'Ni wnat c'''zehs pay Tor the bless
ns' " "''ng unoer an organized gov
mem aha gives them ample chance
~ Iuuse w" Wisely tneir money has
en speas a Puphc corporation which
"Hno'es s'io'ooo Oh cash per annum Ia
operating On 4 large scale. and deserves
' ~, 'nah seant nonee'
ne hs' Oh oerancates Payable issued
s,a ny 'ne year and sggregating over
vo'oVV snou'a serve AZ warning not
1ueies'''hA'e demands when making
.e yves Anu ~ lar as possible not
y 1921 uur'ns 'ne year Tor Items not
ro'ous'y pros,aed ior' II the budget
a % kooo ior tne otate II 10 equally
soa io' .ne county we are advised
- % " .aese oVeruraits were pro-
,ueu lor ~ 'n's year s,evy' and large
Iopor"on was que 70 .ne nesVy freshet
s .u wrought sucn havoc about
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Baltimore. Md.
BUSINESS NOTICES

s@- Wanted-Straw in exchange To-
fertilizer. H.W. Whistler, Bel Air, Md
eS-For Sale-A White Pine Schlichte,
Sllo, 3 feet In diameter, "a feet high
Has been under shelter and not expos
ed to weather. Sold for want of use
Inquire Of Jacob A. Dozen, Bel Air
~ Found - On Emmorton roat
Leather Hitching Strap. Inquire al
this office.
s1-For Sale. = Four Brood Sows with
Pigs. John N. Wilkinson, Bel Air.
L @-For Sale. Oats. A. Chalone.
Churchville, Md.
pa5- For Sale Fine Seed Wheat. f..
b. Smedley, Forest Hill Phone sos %
t0-For Sale One Sow and Ten Pigs.
Joseph A. Ball. r. D.. Bel Air, Md.
p@rWanted - Empty Feed Sacks
quickly. Reckord Mfg. Co.. Bel Air.
p@- Currell's Prolific and China Wheat
for sale. both good yielding kinds. j.
E. Beatty, near Taylor.
b@-For Sale or Trade One Belgium
Buck. Phone Churchville Ais. j.
ROBBIE Donahoo.
e~ For Sale Handsome 8 year old.
1900 pound Bay family, driving or gen.
erai purpose Horse. Guaranteed ali
right. Also nearly new Small Cook
Stove. G. Alfred Mitchell, Aberdeen.
Md.
t@rFor Sale-0ne Horse, three and
one-half years old. Frank Jarusek,
Abingdon, Md.
bWrFor Sale. Two Guernsey Bulls.
and fine Seed Wheat, ready for the
drill. j. W. Hamilton, Bel Air r. u
No. 3. Phone $685..
p0-For Sale Cheap. One 7 H. p.
Gasoline Engine, with friction clutch
pulley. J. D. Blackburn. Churchville.
taS-Wanted = Married Man. smsll
family, general farm work, good house.
tirewood, garden. c. Bosley Littie'
Van Bibber, Md.
@rFor Sale-Good Family Cow. milk
testing on pasture over SIS butter fat.
several large developed Calves, milk
fed, they are beauties; also nice "a
year old Colt. c. Bosley Littig. Van
Bibber, Md.
b@-For Sale-Berkshire Sow and nine
Pigs. Phone 2l-Fl3 Wilma.
eab-For Sale or Rent Cheap. 81 Acres
and Buildings, about 0acres clear. hal.
ance in timber. 81 miles from Bel Air.
Mrs, M. A. Kehoe, Bel Air, Md.
s@-The undersigned. intending to dis.
continue business at the Country Club
Inn at Bel Air, has for Private Sale the
following articles: ANTIQUE Writing
Desk, Antique Mahogany Sofa, Antique
Mahogany Dining Table, 2 Mshoganv
Mirrors. Gilt Mirror, 2 ANTIQUE Ma.
hogany Clocks. 3 rush bottom Cbairs
pair Colonial Brass Andirons and Fend.
er, large Oak Sideboard. 1 Upr;ght
Heinekamp Piano, 6 Mission Tables iot
Mission Chairs, Hickory Porch Rockers
and Chairs. Hickory Table, large lot of
China Dishes of all descriptions al
Double Beds and Mattresses, i Donble
BED and Mattress with Springs, Bureaus,
fillows and Bolsters, Blankets, etc; 3
four-burner Oil Cook Stoves, several
Chunk Stoves, lot of Rogers Plated
silver, Forks. Knives and Spoons. and
Kitchen Utensils Of all kinds; also lot
OF Canned Blaekberries, Pumpkin and
Apples. Lillian r. Forweod, Bel Air.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-09-15

Prevent Hoo Cholera

The B. A. Thomas Hog Powder
has record of 95% cures Of Hog
Cholera. II you feed your hogs as
directed, you need never fear hog
cholera nor any other hog disease. And
the directions are very simple, just
about what you are doing, plus a few
cents worth Of B. A. Thomas Hog
Powder in the feed twice week.
Usually, though, Cholera gets in
before we know Il. Then IL requires
close attention to each hog-eaeh hog
must be dosed-and IL you will dose
them as directed, you will save better
than 80 per cent IL you don't, the b.
A. Thomas medicine costs you nothing.
We-not some distant manufacturer
pay your money back.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-09-15
THE REGISTRAR. COLLEGE PARk. ND.


II Il foolish to think you can gain good clear
complexion BY the use Of face powder. Get Il
the root OF the trouble and thoroughly cleanse
the system With treatment Of Dr. Kings New
aripe. YEA they relieve the liver by their action
on the bowels. Good for young. adults and
aeed. Go amer clear complexion % day. 80
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-09-15
FOR SALE
3 Valuable Properties
In The Rusiness Cenfra of R.,l Air
Store on Main Street

Store on Main Street
now occupied by Mr.. Harryman. The lot fronts
% feet on Main ST., and extends 100 II TO n "
foot alley and Is improved with a good and
weli-lighted one-story Shorthand SHOW ROOM
Large Lot on Church ST.,
fronting ls4 n on Church ST.. with depth Of
an This lot corners only li8 H. from Main
81 and Is bounded on one side by II foot alley
reserved for AUDITING lot holders. Il Is one Of
q very few large lots In the Business Centre OF
Bel AIR, and now has on 1t substantial STONE
SHOP with Slate Roof.
Double Dwelling on Church
Street,
g. n. from the corner Of Main ST. The lot also
bounds on the 70 foot alley,
ss-These properties are all Offered In fee at
W. BEATTY HARLAN,
Phone, Churchville.
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W. BEATTY HARLAN / solici,ors
J. EDWIN WEBSTER 'o''s'

W. BEATTY HARLAN / soI;oi,ors
J. EDWIN WEBSTER
ORDER NISI.
John L. Cullum and In the
wife Circuit Court
VS.. for
Martha Jane Cullum Hartford County
and others. In Equity.
Ordered. this 23rd day OF August, 1915, that
the sales made and reported In the above en-
t,iled cause by W. Beatty Harlan and j. Edwin
cause TO the contrary thereof be shown on or
before the 18th day OF September. 1915; provided
a copy OF this order be inserted In some news-
paper published In Hartford County Aforesaid,
once In each OF three 49, successive weeks before
the 18th day OF September. 1915
The report states the amount Of sales 10 be
s286O.
JOHN A. ROBINSON. Clerk,
True Copy-Test
JOHN A. ROBINSON. Clerk.
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b~Wanted. = Married Man, general
farm hand, must be good mixer. House,
garden, frewood and milk furnished.
Also one Single Man. J. C. Rutledge,
Fallston, Nd.
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@-For Sale-0ne Dark Bay Horse,
8 years old, weighs 800 lbs. Excellent
driving horse and will work. Apply j.
W. Oliver, Belcamp, Md.
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p@For Ssle-0ne Light Bay Horse,
8 years old, weighs 1850 lbs., good
driver and will work in ali harness. A
No. family driving horse, also an ex-
cellent saddle horse. Guaranteed TO be
sound and fearless. Apply J. W.
Oliver, Belcamp, Md.
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b0rWe have now for sale q few
especially good Top Buggies Of the very
best make. The price 10 low, consider
ing quality. Wilson & Co., Bel Air, Md.
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b0-For Sale-Big Bay Mule, excellent
worker. Horace Boarmsn, Bel Air, Md.
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Stiner & Peery
BEL AIR. ND.
PHONES ~ and sOi.i2
Real Estate and Loans

U you want TO sell your FARM or HOME call
and give Us description and let Us show Won
how soon we will sell Il. II you want 10 pur-
US. We have both for sale.
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Attorneys Sale

By virtue OF the power contained In q mort
gage from Joseph Young and Sadie Young his
wife 10 W. Worthington Hopkins. dated the 9TH
day Of November. 1914. and recorded among the
Land Records Of Hartford county In Liber ].
A. r., No. LAG, folio S7s. part OF said mortgage
being duly assigned TO Charles =. w. Born
mann and Ella Dora Bornmann. his wife. de-
fault having occurred therein. the undersigned,
the attorney named In said mortgage. will offer
for sale at Public Auction, ut the Court House
door. In Bel Air. Maryland. on
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-09-15

J. RoYSToN sTIFLER.
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=, The undersigned will sell at Public Sale Al
kenmore Farm Barn. located at the south cad
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-09-15

b6-We are agents for Ford Auto's
and have Q car load ordered. Place
your order early for prompt delivery.
Archer & Lee, Bel Air.
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JOHN b. PEEky
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e1rFor Sale The undersigned, holds
at Private Sale the Emily +. Haines
Farm. located at Bells NH In the First
district. This farm contains 81 Acres
Of kind land, has on II an excellent
Residence, and can be bought on easy
terms. John d. Worthington, At
torney named in mortgage.
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MINISTERS Plan " NETTING
Montaaa pyinss 70, Hold .Tendsy ,s9s-
! IA. sion at AarisuItdtaf cotIese-

+ Bozemar E=Ths ministers sbf1 Mon
tana will hold So To-day sEssfo1s lat
the country church institute to- b
held at the Eollesg this summer, &C
cording to plans drawn m by ,Erincis1
HpaI III H Hplst, and, IMPROVED, pr
Chancsllo,f Edward u e lei fott 81 THE
University of Montana. Among the
.men, Of note from, outside of the State
who-wTr addfessvthe divines are Prof
A. w Taylor of Columbia :, Mo-. the
Rev. John 0.-FeFis of Minneapolis,
the Rev SanfheisZ -Batten of Phi las
de1phia, and the Rev. NJ ,. ,McNhtt
of New Yorkso,seyeral clergymen and
educators who reside, In the state will
have. places OF the programs ss Some
of these are ChancellorsT lott, Presf..
dent James M, Hamilton. Of the "a Eri-
cultural eolAsgg, Z sshdn' William r.,
Faber, the Rev GEORGE Mecklenbnrg
of Billings. the Rev: e, 81 Lyman of
Cascade. tne- Rev FW Il-T1BeeTs of big
Sandy and; the Rev j Ohm McTsy al
Great. Fails. = BESIDES THESE several
members Of THE college. faculty will
speak ton, subjects per- aining TO their.
..departments.ss 7. 80 "a 5e1E5&. o. a.,
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NUGGETS FoUNptlN' sHECENA
{ Discoverytlsof Placer GaId:,,.Ca uses
- Mwy Exeitenient. 3 Has 70 ? -r

HELENE. Ex efteneAt has IbesnI oc-
casioned inaHelena by the discoFery
of placer gold Fl an excavation f Or a
warehouse near the Great Northern
passenger station. While much of this
ground was worked over in the early
days, the theory of mining. men is that
only falss Bedrock was reached. Y It
is Likewise THE dbelief that this new
strike has been made IN ,erpss-stfeatd
as compared with Last Chance gulchr.-,
now Main street inra HeIeha, which
yielded $4,000 00. III the EARLY day
placer operations lsH -
/. The gravel eHcount ered in the new
strike is RerEiirick 5 The !partiel es of
gold areaso thick that 5theS covered an
.incA7 and a half lut'the bottom of the
gold PAM Two rusgetsi We're found,
where a water pipe had burst that are
valued at s25 each. The contractor in
the. warehouse excavation work .ex-
poets TO .feafize far more from !. the
gold recovered fromsthe work tn an he
will for the undertaking. proper. =
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SAMUEL or
NEWEST In CHEM STRY

~rnis is Z rec Il discovery bf Doctor
HIsSs1A II Id the Invali1s' Hotel.
Buffalo. N. Y. Experiment. for. sen
eral years proved that th Re 81 no
|oth6f e1lminator OF uric q d compa,
rable. For those easily eecognized
symptoms OF Inflammation as back.
ache, scalding urine and fri huent surti;
nation. - we'll ~ sedim( It IN the
urine, or II uffc acid I'm he9blood has
caused rheumatism. "An(fic"s acts
quickly IN rheumatism Of he joints
In gravel and govt. invd lablH The
pains and stiffness which sol sqnsntly
and psrsistsntly, ACCOMPANY tn dis
ease rapidly disappear.
= 1enAs u. |isree 1ocRor arse trial
pAckaSe Tul treatment So Al
lHsststA
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elackfeet Indians Sign Petition.

Helena.-To commemorate 1.-THE
memory of their early cheftainsl ,and
warriors, an effort is TO. be made by
the Blackfeet Indians to have a.hum-
Der of scenic spots in Glacier N&tion-
al park renamed, and, to this Apd a
petition has already, been .prs9ared
and is to be forwarded to Secretary
of the Interior Franklin X Ia4e as
soon as the signatures Of all ,thespem-
bers of the Blackfeet council c&h be
secured. ~
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TOWN To- USE CANDLE LI&7
Malta Electric Company
l.. From FieId-Franchise Ref

Malta Electric Company Re Tres
&. From FieId-Frsnchise Refused
.Malta-This city, with a popul& ion
of more than 1900, will have II re-
sort-to the use of lamps and ca5hles
for d time. The Malta Electric cQm-
pany, which has furnished light, has
announced that it will retire from the
field. 1t had asked the council for a
franchise. which was refused, ~and
the council likewise declined to phr-
chase the plant. No definite action. to
improve the situation can be taken
until next week. -
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LITTLE GIRL FINDS .coNvI
~ 49, a. 5-zF ~ :
Identifies Fugitive from, Iowa; v
=. $50 Rewardlt 'si

:. Billings.-opal Hartzelii '6-yea1 bl
daughters of the sheriff of Deer Id g
county, has identified an escaped I W
Convict. While lin her fathers d c
she glanced at SOME. pictures in ID
"rogaes' gallery, and told her fa lie
one. Of the pictures was of a mai i
the kitchen.
Harry Hayes, who broke his pd {ol
after having been. sentenced to ae
years.. yin be- returned to Warde4
E., Sanders at Fort Madison, IowA a
a result Of the investigation. Gh
child win receive $50 reward, q
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MISUNDERSTANDING "a cQuEEp
t43NAd AIlAI3 dHT
|sIQ sjfQLD s1sI ANNUAL CONVEX
rIoNN Mhne3foNlisa
| ssusituHH lue
ls Gathering at Yellowstone Park
|. : Gathering N YoIIbwstone Park
AH~10sA During July. ,aiaa.a

". - stfcnI sZEf1 fHsSss5tee ~ iSsas.l +
! biving stea- S1t annual cqnyen
I Hea of TIE Mohtara State Press al
| ISOLATION is to be held at Livingston
| probabfy" duf1hg 'the@third or fourtl
week in July, and. will include a sid
trip through the Yellowstone -natio1a
park. State Secretary 8. EpPetersos
Is now working out the plans for TIL
meeting, together with President Aid
erson and the executive committeei
!, ThasnattEqf .entaSt aiming the Mon
tana editors Is now under considerf
/ ton By the 'charhber Of connerce q
the Gateway. city, through its secretaH
o. NJ. H01b1es, and Jerome G.~Lock9
editor Of the Livingston Enterprise
|; Post, and member of the associatioRf
executiysseemmittee.. '1@''t 4s-7 g
EPFahs r or Joint M4etipg. 4 =
l Plans are under way for a. big poMt
social meeting in Yellowstone paEE
Sunday, July 49, with the, Wyoming
fPress't association, and the Eastefr
idaho Press association, The Wyosa:
ing association will hold its annual cQgfy
yention at. Cody. Juiy 20 and 81, AUD
will leave for the park, via Cody; Jta
22t spending Sunday, the 23rd, at oste
Of the large resorts in WonderlanE
The Montana Association decided II
it's last meeting to take a trip through
.thee park and arrangements are now
being 1nadeito have the three associa|
lions gather at some convenient po1ht
for a'big.5oint, getting acquainted IS
The Officers Of the. ASSOCIATION h.:
President, waiter Anderson of ed
Lodge; FIRST sice,president.tJs A. IL
luly, Lewistown; acknowledgement Ght.
George H. Cade, Kahspelr;; third be-
president, H.. c. Anderson, Harl& h;
SECRETARY; S. E. Peterson, Great "a is;
treasurer, H. B. MITCHELL Great FIaNs;
The executive cpmmittee includes Hon.
Jos: NJ. Dixon of Missoula; Commodore
; r. Faulds, Stevens Vile; eB.,.H. Kills,
Fort Benton Z. Jerome Locke, w.
ingsfan, and C. De Greenfield, Hell pa.
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KILLS WOMAN BURNS BARN
Coal Mf1er7 Shoots e Ranch owne
,cAnd -Ends OWnLife.
BARN
lOwner

Raynesford Following ia quarrel
about money matters. John ~ eumanI,
: coal miner, rshot. and Instantly killed
Mrs. Anna Howell at her ranch four
miles from here. He then set her
ranch harm on fire went into the pas
ture and shot at calf and sent a
bullet through his heart. Mrs. Howell
came from, BroWeEyille. MINI. Where
her parents still. live. Her maiden
name was ,Ko1ogi -
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STEWART LAUDs PRESIDENT
Governor of Montana Addresses Flat-

Governor of Montana Addresses @iat-
head Democratic Society. x
!. Kalispell -Speakin before the larg-
-est and most representative gathering
Of Flathead democrats held in recent
years, Governor Stewart, as the guest
of honor at the Jefferson birthdayldin-
ner Of the Haaispell Democratic club,
drew a striking analogy betweeQ the
lives and public services of Thomas
Jefferson and Woodrow Wilson.