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The Detroit times., 1916-10-20

pose. The commerce bureau has also
now eight district Offices and SIX CO
operating branch Office in the Unit
ed States for promoting American
trade. this too, being new depai
ture. There are 20 special agents
now travelling abroad gathering in
formation about foreign trade mar.
kot. this o. an increase of II over
The number engaged three years
ago.
During ne pasr fiscal year. ending
June 80. 1916. the bureau was able
90 offer 10 American exporters 1900
trade opportunities. each giving a
special opportunity 10 hll market
demand abroad
The position OF American business
men in the export trade has been
further remarkably strengthened by
The tact that America Ia steadily
buying hack vast amounts Of Amer.
lean securities formerly held abroad.
Figures obtained from reliable
sources show that between January
81. 1915. and July 81, 1916. the
amount Of railroad securities absorb
ed by Americans from abroad reach
ID a total of si2SS773SO1 In ad-
ditlon many millions OF dollars OF
Industrial securities have been
bought back from European holders
The United States has already loan
Cd Europe $l.5000O0, 900, while t1"
balance OF American railroad secur-
ltics nov held In Europe is estimSt.
ed ~ not more than 81 100 100000
Figuring the sums now due 20 Amer.
lean manufacturers for goods ship
pod abroad and due on unfulhil'd
contracts--some OF which have
years 20 run-it IL apparent that
American business Is now Credi.
tor of Europe In other words. Eu
rope has gone into debt 20 America
The problem which faces Ameri.
cas- business men IS the retention
of this vast trade at the close ~ the
European war Tho bureau OF for.
eign and domestic commerce Is
bending every efforj 20 prepare for
this time 4 steady increase In it,
facilities for furnishing aid 10
American export trade g. planned.
Through tho encouragement OF the
,.r1bl -hmenf OF branch bank
abroad. through lower freight rates
20 be- furnished by government opeT-
atrd merchant marine vessels
ihruu 1h tho pa~-ag" ui further ieSis.
at.ou permitting American export
,r-- IN r-,r--.+r.ft AZ computing for for
eign radt and by the employment
of additional commercial agents, he
government l. planning 10 AID Amer
lean business 10 retain the advan
tuEss ID has gained
The Detroit times., 1916-10-20
TRADE Or AMERICA
BREAKS ALL BEST RECORDS
OF ALL NATIONS ON EARTH

Oi-rcwttn ls another ~ the serics
Of hlFhl, important and exclusive ar
ticl,. hring published by this news
paper ou the subject "Aftef the war
VIVA FOR America
These articles attempt 20 analyzc
what problems the United states VIII
be zap against. ~ che will hold tho
world commercial suprrmacy She has
achieved during the European cuu-
Met
Many operative busiuoas mon ara
economic expert believe that We
must begin now o. prepare 10 meet
this problem some ~ the most noted
and Informed ~ these are routr. hu e.
Ing series Of signed articles ou this
subject 90 our columns We fullv
believe these Co bo history making
WASHINGTON. n. C.. oct 20
The export trade 90 the United
States har broken all previous rec
0rds. For the month OF August. The
total exports passed the half-billion
This is not only record for this
country. but for every other country
In the world II f. So ooo 600 higher
than the previous high reCord-that
OF May lal6-snd II exceeds by
So. 900 600 the record for June.
The favorable balance O' trade for
August amounted 20 s3ll .00O. 600
and FOR the year ending With August
the balance Of trade I'm favor 81
American exporters reached the stu
pendous total OF S2.465 600 900
The most significant thing about
this increase IN export trade Be- the
tact that ia character has changed
Prior 20 the year 1913, the export
balance was largely In raw materials
and manufactured products For the
past fiscal year however tho pro
portion OF raw material in export
trade b. onlr ~ per cent In the
meantime 'he proportion OF finished
manufactured goods has increased
20 - per cent 81 tAc total Nso the
proportion ~ WAY munitions = grad
ually growing smaller as the amount
of other manufactured products IN.
yroases Another significant fact is
that large proportion OF thjs OK
port trade Is going 20 neutral Coun.
tries
The United States bureau Of Tor
ciEu and domestic commerce D.
bonding every effort 20 aid the bust
Usss men wa export trade The fu0c-
roos az this bureau have increased
enormously in 'he past three year,.
Under Secretary ~ Commerce Rod
fed pr G3uard T. Pratt chir' ~
thi, burral has appointed addition.
al commercial agents I'm every part
OF the world and notable aid has
been given to exporters AS a result
Congress has Increased the appro.
prialiaas sor the promotion of for
eirn trade from me small SUM OF
Sfp.oob .u 1919. "a $4,000 for The
fiscal year 1915. Til, ha- o. ul.sd ir
Am increase 81 ttr geld STAFF on.
Faged IN tho UHitod ~fat"- in pro
noting foreign rad. FROM ~ agents
to tl In addition Yea f'reiEu com
mfrcjsr attaches have H,aa appoint.
90 a. a result Of ar appropriation OF
100000 Three ysgr- ago there
was no app-oasiat.oa for his pur
The Detroit times., 1916-10-20

Five prize winners out a. seven
starter .h- Goodyear cord tire
record .or i1s -5g.mI, GRAND Amer
lean rae. 80 'h. Chicago sroaGea.
And tuo Two aHo Oh. aut w.a e.
periencod no ure fru... H, ue "a.
tired from ths race jar OBJ. Tea.
sons. Aitkcn In his GocdEoag equip.
ped P,I.eot was wr'l in IUr l'l
near he end of the r.D' hen .
broken throttle forced tiw go lav
UP and cost him 0rs' honurs Calvin
Lewis and Henderson drove fAe "a.
tire $50 miles without a stop WI
cox, aisofop Goodv"ars covered "a.
miles. Nith only one more 'al .o ra
whom engine trouble compelled H.m
20 drop Cut
The Detroit times., 1916-10-20
SOCIALIST TO
SPEAK HERE
Never London, Only Member OF
Party In Congress, IL Com
inc Oct. %

Detroit will have e. nrst oppor
tunity to listen TO the only Social
ist member OF congress. Meyer Lon
don, SUNDAY. oct % Rep Lon
don Is seated from tAc twelfth New
York district. where he is seeking
reelection.
A. the sole Socialist representa-
tive IN congress. ondon has dis.
played considerable activity ON the
floor OF the house. ~ the outset Of
the congressional session, h de
mAnded and secured recognition Ia
committee assignments IA "A scpa
rate minority lie introduced a so
oial insurance resolution, which left
the committee with "A favorable To-
port on his proposal TO investigate
the subject
London was the only member Of
cougrc s. who co tstently fought
every appropriation for military pur
poses. and in The nght over the Hay
bill. az an official minority h. was
enabled 10 use the parliamentary
situation 20 prevent m increase iu
the army from 10000 20 $50 MOO
men Ills speech on preparedness
vas circulated 90 'he cNtcn' of more
than 100000 copies
on OF Londan'z activitia- which
wa generally commended hy the
press 'hruou' the country was hi-
The Detroit times., 1916-10-20
CROSSE POINTE TO
HAVE NEW ROAD

Many wealthy Crosse Pointers
have given parcels OF land for the
construction OF a ncN road running
between Crosse Pointe-blvd. and
Mack-aye. and for the widening OF
Crosse Pointc.Dlyd. nine feet. anu
condemnation proceedings have
been started 10 acquire other par
GELS a jury mas been lmpanneled
and hearings SGT for Oct a and Oct
30. the two condemnation suits be
iEg brought separately Out OF
more than a mile OF road there Is
only about, 100 feet which has no.
ben given
The Detroit times., 1916-10-20
BABY is HURLED
THRU WINDSHIELD


STOCKTON. cal, Oct. 2O.-H. A.
Rossbach, his wife and baby. OF
San Francisco, suffered injuries near
Bauta The other night. when their
automobile collided with "a FISH ped.
dlers cart Tho baby was thrown
thrH the windshield, bur escaped
with minor injuries
Both Rossbacl and bis wife We're
cut and bruised The impact OF the
collision caused the Rossbach ear
10 turn over ana roll down a 80. foot
embankment whore II took Are
The injured people were taken 10
Tracy
The Detroit times., 1916-10-20

garden flowers, the small
tricornes.
Older women will like the
beautiful hiFh-draped tur-
bans and larger tricornes.
They are made of the fin
est silk velvets.
Their trimmings are furs,
silk flowers, smartly posed
wings, soft breasts. chic or
namentS.
,n'.--EnnrIh IInnr--noth nnIId Ins
The Detroit times., 1916-10-20
The Millinery Salons are at the Very
Pinnacle of Autumn Readiness

Hardly two are aliks and
there are hundreds of them,
SO that we can imagine no
woman who could not find
one. two or a dozen hatter-
ing modes.
The youthful will like the
broad sailors. sometimes
Jauntily upturned. the odd
little tam o'shanters, the
demure mushrooms with
IIud.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-20
Commercial Car Completes WIN
Railroad.

That the commercial o4r eau main
tain a regular transportation -rH'a
ulc In successful comp, ttIou win
the railroad Is Evidenced conclu-
riyelv by the experience Of Me
Transportation Service COMPANY, of
Richmond Ind This COMPANY "a
operating Gcc' of % fwo'oU Roo
truck mounted on GOODYEAR S.N
t'rT~ m competition With Two steam
ratlrus aI an .u'erUr.an lira
Nh, company is unerl'irc ON 21-
mHs r .nH aa7 established
Y.s rmJac. atve irusa, and pa
scugcr business.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-20

Every young man in CedarvilIe,
Wis. a small settlement In Marin
cite county, is a member Of a new
" organized an'itobacco club.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-20

Sometimes the large sail
ors are faced with silver
cloth or exquisite panne vel
vet.
Detroit has not seen their
equals for grace of line.
The Ready-to-Wear Mil
linery Salons will make ex-
ira efforts TO have plenty Of
salespeople TO help you
choose the most becoming.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-20
School Stockings

Black silk Isle hose, reinforced
at the heel and toe, sturdy for
school wear al Csc.
White stockings in winter
weight, all sizes, 25c
First FIoor--NRln Building
The Detroit times., 1916-10-20
Saturday Is the Chldren,s D

We special clientele day when make ready
The Detroit times., 1916-10-20

They are poplin and gabar.
dine. made with pleated coats,
and full haring and pleated
uudson's-ThIrd FIos
The Detroit times., 1916-10-20

is charming, and these little
dresses simply made and with
little trimming are both beCom-
ing and practical They are
So 80 20 500.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-20
Coats Heavy Tweeds Mixtures and Chinchillas

elaborate with trimming, but
many of them are trimmed with
plush and fur. Sizes 10 "a.
$3.50 plain, fur trimmed. SIC 30.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-20
halle and Silk Dresses

old fashioned challie has be
come most new fashioned and 1t
is especially lovely for little
girls 4 softness about IL that
The Detroit times., 1916-10-20
Warm Underwear

4 new garment, with shirt and
waist combined The waist has
tauo and buttons ON which The
other garments may be- fastened
Drawers 20 match. IN white only
az Soc and 29c
The Detroit times., 1916-10-20

skirts. They are all well tail
ored, we'll lined and finished
with velvet collars.
,-WoOd. ID nUfldtps
The Detroit times., 1916-10-20

ored collars and cuffs give a
quite festive air 10 even a sober
little blue Dress. Sizes y 10 IA.
SO $50 20 $3.50,
The Detroit times., 1916-10-20
In the Glove Shop

clasp over seam and piquo
sewn gloves, Sllo and SIPS.
clasp over seam sewn gloves,
silk lined, tans, S. %
clasp washable chamois
gloves, white and natural, $40
Childrcn's ncoced hid and
mocha gloves, 81 and $50.
Boy Scout and Rough Rider
fleece lined gauntlet. SOC
FIRST I-tuor-Nniu building
The Detroit times., 1916-10-20

grown-ups soft and warm, and
made of blanket cloth wHh nurs-
cry and Indian figures with
pockets and cord at the waist and
sailor collar, 1875 and $50
Boys wash suits in all white
and pretty colors. high neck, long
sleeves and wide belt ST.
Third FIOor--N oodwnrd BdlIding
The Detroit times., 1916-10-20
Girl, Fashions OF Sweet Simplicity
School Dresses of Garnet and Navy Serge

Made with The straight full
lines 20 becoming to slender,
young tEures Trimmed with
braid and fancy stitching Col
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Tillage

John Deere disc and drag harrows
for sale by Stanley Scarce.
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O2545
Notice for Publication.

Department of the Interior, U. S
Land Office. at Missoula. Montana
Oct. l6, 1916. Notice is hereby given
that James L. Jones, Of Roman, Mon
tana, who on April 6, 1914, made hid
entry No. O2545. for Unit B. SW14
SEA. Sec. IL, T. 81 ~, R. 20 w., M.
NJ. has filed notice of intention tc
make year proof under new law, to
establish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before, John N. Bailey, u.
S. Commissioner, at Roman. Montana,
on the 9th day of Nov. 1916. Claim
ant names, as witnesses: Fred j.
White, Cocker r. Rathbone, Chris Van
denburg. Benjamin Lyon, alb Of Roman,
Montana.
FRANK M. M'NAFFIE.
Non-coas land Flsahead project
oct 2O-a0x II
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Mrs. Hazel ..Putney and Mrs.
John N. Bailey drove to Missoula
last Sunday afternoon, returning
Monday night.
Ernest Kering, Romans pop
ular tailor, has added a line of
gents furnishings and clothing
and changed the name from the
Roman Tailoring Co. to Roman
Fashion Shop. Mr.. Kering will
carry a complete line of the most
up-to-date furnishings.
H. M. Gehlert returned last
week from Missoula with a new
dynamo for his lighting plant in
the new theatre. The new one
is much larger than the one first
installed and is doing excellent
service, furnishing light. Mr..
Gehlert is determined to make
the new opera house equal to
anything in the country.
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Reward for Return

OF dark bay mare branded w on
shoulder. Two colts, one bay yearling
and one black sucking colt. Chris Van
denburg, Roman. 27-28p
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Anyone having fat hogs for sale, see
E. E. burst. o.
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Teams Wanted

To haul grain, either to Poison or
Ravalli. e. J. Davenport & Son, 3
miles north of Roman. 27-28p
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Notice for Publication.


Department Of the Interior; u. S.
Land Office at Missoula,. Montana,
Oct: l6, 1916: Notice is hereby given
that John Gillett, of Horte, Montana,
No. 0386o, for Unit D. 81 NWl. Sec.
80, T. 81 N, r. 81 w., NJ. NJ, has
filed notice of intention to make three
year proof under new law to establish
claim to the land above described, be-
fore John N. Bailey, u. S. Commits
sioner, at Roman, Montana, ON the 9th
day of Nov. 1916. Claimant names as
witnesses: Alfred Anderson. Frank
Doser, Ed Coyle, Henry McRae, all of
Horte, Montana.
FRANK M. MHAFFIE,
Non-coal land Flathead project.
oct 2O-nov II
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Let's Boost Roman.

All town lots owned by Stanley scear-
ce and the Flathead Townsite Co., ex-
cept lots in block Scarce addition.
Will be sold on reasonable basis to
bonafde builders.
STANLEY SCEARCE
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WANTS,F0R SALE Etc

We buy cream and furnish the cans.
Roman Nero. Co.
Chickens wanted, old and young.
Phone F. N. Aldrich, Roman. 25tf
For Rent-The Chas. Zaruba farm of
100 acres just north Of the Round
Butte. See C. F. Rathbone.
LOST-Portfolio of suit samples be-
tween Roman and Horte. Return to
Horte store or Pioneer Office. ZIP
Will pay reward for information on
cattle branded lib (connected) on left
hip, or an on right side, or both. -
Brewer & Hollingsworth. 40
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John Deere Plows

Known everywhere as the one and
only best pillow. Gangs, sulkies, walk
ing plows, full line for sale by Stanley
Scarce.
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Save Your Stuhble

High wheat, highpo Buy our hog
tight fencing and let the porkers clean
the fields. Stanley Scarce sells Colo
RADIO fencing.