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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-07
Seifyttelie moo
u.Saaoe,

@nIbington Den ste s(ug.: Mn-
r;lteoepartenlcntet bar f9rbig en-
pmfattcroe Tlon til 9eIfptteIie al
amerifanife Sfibc MOB tpife II.
Saaoe, inOtil Sen Sio fommcr, oa
&c Nuierebe bcill,tter, at en- fipm-
pempsiig SffcnIip nloa rcttcs MOB
Sc tpife Batter, cacr inotil en- caer
cnoen al Sc Spfinoelier, buormco
ser III erpcrimcntercS, cr feroig
ii at tagc5 / BRIG.
Get Wiib0cl, ion tpnfes bragt /
Gnpenoelic, bcitaar al Ell fiGmpe-
mGsii9 Sp0ogcr ("octcctor"O, lom
Al iinc Spiinoere trocs at uiac
gaa langt / Hetning al en- 2ssnins
al ll-9aaofaren.
horticultural Grant, ser bar
ioreitaaet Sc Ioretasne praftiife
Torieg, bar rapporteret til 0epor.
tenlentet, at ban tror gooe &eiulta-
ter pil ppnoaeS / oen nGrmeite
Tremtib.
Nogen nGrnlere @cifripeIic al
"Spoogeren" bill ielpfslgelie life
Lii gipet, mcn set icrlpoer, at Sen
har pit Jig pirfiom oper Ell giitanb
paa lem WtiI, % at oct er Separ.
ttmentetS &cniigt at a%nbringe en-
long NGffe al oiSIe Snltrumentcr,
eler buah oet M err for noart, /
0arponoene / Nprbeoen al be tpife
u.Saaosboliier, iaa gaaSene life piI
funiie 9aa No ira bisie roen at bli
opoaaeoe, Oct beber Jig, at man
c!lereoe er i Seiiooelie al ct meget
effeftipt @iioocl til at aisre GaaI
paa u-Saaoene, hpiS man meo no
genlmoe Nsiaetiabeo fanbeitemmc
Steoet, hpor Sc holocr iig ifiult
neoe UNDER Tanoooerilabcn.
SnotiI bette me Spitcm er bragt
/ iillo Srben, agter 0epartementet
at 'tole paa aancnmauoifaber os
0eItropere til Seifpttclie al Stibs.
furten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-07
Oeroensfri0en
fonife bar cnonu barre, at Frcmier.
3ortlrfirut no stoe /.

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% arigsminiitcr a%erenifi ion
man / oct ~lcrcre bar pGnnlt iig til al
ie pua iom Ru5lon0S 6rcliermano -
ueOlaa0c line Gmbcber tiaigemeb belle
lit anbtnct.
Stror citcr fun0qioroe5 oct Dog.
at belle aobjncttct meo l~lnotogelie al
ltocnrig9miniiter I%erciicbenfo bap0c
togct iiuc Iiife0snniegninger tilbogc.
Spao iom bar bpn0t / WeQemti0en
er life oplpit.
Set Ter iooIebeS Tor 9iebliffet mere
gritmiet no / Ruslon6 - baooe pcb
Sronterne og ~bogcuior emo nogcn,
Iinoe ier.
General @urfo, Den tioligere Goerit.
fommdnoerenoe ouer ben r~u5iiift
GcitfrontS Centrum, er blet arrcItcrct
- Der opgiueS life boorior, og Oiili.
tGrguperneren oper Tetrogroo, Sc
neral @rbcQi, err blet ini9mpr6et.
Stror ier Winiiterfriien ienotc
lloenrigsminiitercn poa Hegierin-
gems 8egnc Ell gfeoegjeielie for DC
r~usiiIfe 5Iofer til ole De oaierebe &c.
aieringer. Get erflGreS bcri, at onc
usOpcnoige SfriOt er toget til at foo
Eff pna Gingene igicn oeb 6rontcn,
og at oct er oct r~llsiiife Soils We,
ming at iortirttc &ompen, inbtil DC
Nrinciper, iom bleD proflomcret oeh
Den rllSiiitc MeOoIl,tion, er iert irenl
til Seir.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-07
bpilfen Wiis Stonbaq bapoe neolasi
Glomiterfranienn

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glomiterfranienn
Otter at benne Ssitioeligbeo par
ouer fjsrte @j9iterne / Iutomobil I'll
Dc forifiellige Steoer iom a al Sn'
t%eresIe. Glaliens ganle Fre'tebollg
fra 1913, bpor elmer sacobfon, en-
Ssnncisn al en- Wuifego.Tioncer.
Dor, elins Stangelanbs samle gutif,
Goen ScgS 2oope, iom bleo opfert /
1913 og boor grpaupper og 8onftr'
motioner blep boIbt fer &irfen blep
bngget og enbelig til oct gamle Srpf-
feri peb Safe Genons @reo, bpor 50.
mes Tenon Henmert trpf:e "Horb.
lplet" og boor ban lugoe 8rl,nben til
ct Steo, iom bleo til en- bel Iiben
SanDsbp, men iom MI giemmer fun
faa Minoer.
glanot De interesiereoe geiegenbe
bar 8. q. 2uroas fra Waoilpn. Sen
al Wllitegos @runolPgeer iamt 70
Senner at anub 2anglanb "Sfonbi.
nepens"s fsrite &eoaftsr Tom bar
blanbt Muifeao-Tioneererne % iom
fisbte "NoroIpiet"s Ssnobo al Hep.
inert.
Sra mango gamle Tioneerer og SIC.
0ufterer al nlinPrenoe nor1fe 0laoe |
Inlerifa inblsb ser 9pfsnifninaer og
Siliener pr. SeleQrnf eler Boit.
Gen intcres iante Set braete eno-
oibere for Ia9en at SberIt Seas Gil
fe enbnu leper og Dor hos en- 9otter,
Der err gift meb Ell aongresmanS ira
Neip SSeriep.
Sra Waoiion oeltog Broi. og Mrs.
Srliils 6. Slion, Wr. og Mfrs. 81. O.
Dficbelion, Scr. og Mrs. Hobert g.
Nelion og Scr. og Irs. Gbparo g.
Steenslano, Or. oa Wrs. 8. $. 81.
lano Wr. oe Mrs. Serman 6. gfern,
Vfr. og WfrS. Solger Cotton, q. sc.
Stonoau og Cater Selen, Miis Rl,tG
Gice, Weisrs. s. &. 9erooQ, SSsoiepb
u. @er9b .. g. Norsman, g. @.
Guefion, q. S. Mprlonb, g. 81. Mn.
oerIon, g. g. Steniem 8. e. Slice,
u. =. Barton, Senrp 9oftsaoroon,
.. q. Suraas, Son al Sobn q. Chr
oas, Der por Ssrer for Sc isrIte Ill-
9o-Fioneerer
glanbt Seltogerne ira Milwoufee
nar aoniul og Mtrs. Oscar HiIien
meo to Ssnner % TO Setre, Der. oa
Mrs. 6reo I~noerion Mr. o. Mrs.
Senrp Slion oq Spn, Scr. o. Mrs.
Sborolf 8abriel'o1L Mr. og Mrs.
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Solm og Gatter, @r. ps Wrs. al-
bert @icf, Scr. oq Mrs. Gilbert Oh
ION, George Sroitnb, Sperre Surtcr,
Sens GrifIon, SScor 2iIieoab[, Irnc
8nltop'on Ginnr Gbriitenion, Sobu
Slion, @uitap Sloepif, NicboIos 6.
@icf, Gbriit Gbriitenion, Muifeau-
Floneeren, Gpen g. Sbomion og Or.
Tetcr 2anglanb.
Sra Tacine oeItoq 81. a. Sohn G.
Sobnlon, Der er Tr9iibcnt for Sobn-
Jon 4 SicIo Mfg. 60, anut Soaono,
5. ". Sobnion % &. Matt. Nprrp.
NcprGIentanter for Trcsien bar
@alter Snnglono al Chicago Oailp
Nefps" en- Sen al anlt 0analono,
Y. Walter Nprrlp, 9preoaftpr al Ga.
cine Eall1 NepS", o. goparo MioIp.
ne, Neoofteren al "@oterioro PoIt."
Songpeis ira ocltog allna Sboro.
berg ira groofIpn g. g. oa Sbomos
Sries ira Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-07
2iusfarcn / Rri0.

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-07

SrUnser Se en- Sumaitine? "Sus.
uennen" er iaa sob lou nosen aHoen
Spmaifine III oe,. bobbeIte Eris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-07

"Snspenutu" ehmaainer Ct be bssns %
bintsft ! Nanstitn. 10 aars 0orartl isiaer
#eo bier aaaifin. Siri5 til -Seccrab'Voiten'
eiisr anialos.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-16
BUTTE WILL OBTAIN
lO-CENT MILK AGAIN

Butte FEB. 15.--The combination of
milk dealers Of Butte. an organization
through the agency of which on De
cember l, the price Of milk was raised
to Is cents per quart. is 'busted' ns
shown today by the announcement Of
a large dairy company, which is now
selling the product at 10 cents per
quart. the old price. No announce
ment has been made get by other
dairymen. but is is thought that in the
near future the old Decent rate will
be resumed by all.
Last December the milk dealers in
the city agreed to raise the price of
milk. claiming that the increased cost
Of production make it impossible for
the diaries to continue business. A
few weeks later some of the diaries
lowered the agreed price OF Is cents
to ~ cents. but none dropped back ia
the old figure.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-16
CORVALLIS TEAM ninth
Bitter Root Marksmen Rank
High Among Entries in
National Contest,

Corvallis, Feb. 15.-(Specal 1.-The
fourth week of The national rifle tour
nament found the Corvallis team scor-
ing So. of a possible 1000. The indi
Vidual scores: {. Il. Magni, 1874;
Clifton Dale, 1871; c. NJ. Barnes, 100;
Jefferson, 1ss. The four lowest were
Schwab, 1888; Herman DeYoung, 1856:
Hans DeYoung, 1874: Hoblitt, 1874. The
first official returns from national
HEADQUARTERS in Washington. u. G.
places the Corvallis team in the ninth
place out of nearly 200 competing
teams. The Peters Ammunition Rifle
club is leading with Fan average OF
1879 Is.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-16
BAPTIST REVIVALIST =
breaches in VALLEY
whats the Matter With Hamilton
to be Final Subject Of Revival
Services.

Hamilton. Feb. 15.--(Spccial.)--
What's the Matter With Hamilton 90
will be Evangelist Hoffman's subject
next Sunday evening in the last OF
the revival services he is holding in
the valley town this week on Sun
day morning he will preach on John
the Baptist Successful: Why"
The services are being held in the
Baptist church. Rev Mr.. Hoffman is
PASTORS large for the state in his
church and has been successful here
Many have protested conversion and
interest in the revival has been good
Last week children's meeting were
feature and were largely attended
The closing service found many adults
in attendance.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-16
WOULD REPEAL PRIMARY
State Senate Passes Bill
Edwards Leads Reaction
aries in Fight.
CONTINUED From Page One.)

sincere and honest, but that is not tho
question.
They have IA saying across the
water that where human liberty IL at
stake. they do not count the cost.
am not in favor Of . bill which elects
two years In advance. Is there a man
here who does not believe that these
men would have good jobs with the
big corporations from the time OF
their election until the time OF tho
as they were when the people began to
exercise their power. A leopard can
not change his spots and / am sure
that the members OF this body will
never permit this bill to become a law
and question the will OF the people to
own hands.
Bigger Officials.
They say that the officials are not
up to standard. They are az efficient
now as ever. The reason We do not
have bigger men in office is because
man cannot afford to work for the
money paid him by the state at pres
ent. These salaries were fixed ut n
than 1t is today. The big corporations
can Oxford to pay for the good men
and they take them out OF public life
as fast as they display ability. You
are surely not going to charge this
against the primary law. l tell you,
going to have a primary law. The
people passed the law and II they
want 1t amended they have the in
telligencc to say So
Senator Oliver here spoke for full
discussion Of the act and characterized
the law as 1t stands at present as a
political newspaper graft.
Hits Popular Rule.
II believe this is one OF the most
| important measures that has come
before the senate for consideration,
said Senator Kane. II think we are
striking at the roots OF popular gov
| eminent If We pass this bill"
Senator Whiteside stated that there
| were only two systems. One the con
vcntion and the other the primary
system and that the vote should be
| taken on striking out tho cnacting
clause rather than on any substitute
motions. The vote was then taken
and both the motion to strike out thu
enacting clause and Senator O'Shca'.
amendment failed OF passage. the bill
slipping smoothly through the com
mittce.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-16
LIQUOR LAW WILL STAND
House Kills Bill to Prohibit
Sale Outside of City
Limits.

Helena, Feb. 1.-THE house this
morning killed the Phelps bill prohib-
ting the sale of intoxicating liquors
in territory outside the corporate linn
its of cities and towns. thereby going
on record as being opposed to any
change in the state liquor laws.
The argument that caused the un-
favorable minority report of the COM
mittee Of public morals to be adopted
was that the people of the state have
determined when the saloons shall go
out of business and that tho legisla-
ture should not interfere.
Mrs. Hathaway, chairman of the
Committee. in speaking for the adop-
ton of the favorable majority report,
said Ravalli county was an example
of how the counties of the state were
suffering from the abuse of privileges
by saloonkeepers who were not under
the watchful eye of a police depart
ment.
Following is the vote on the mi
nority report:
ACCESSIBILITY. Ball. Baxter. Blake,
Blodgett, Booth. Brooks, Buchanan,
Burnworth. Clark, Connolly. Crowley,
Cults. Davis. Duffy, Eleil. Fishbaugh.
Fuller, Gould, Grimes. Hawks. Huffa-
ker. Hurd, Husscr. lronside, Jensen,
Johnson, Deer Lodge, Jones' Kelsey,
Landstrun,, Lusk McClory. Mcdonald.
Mcmahon. Middleton. Morris. Murray.
O'Brien, Page. Prosser, Quaintance.
Scarles, Shaw. Ward, Well, Wheat,
White. Totals.
Noes-Anderson, Charles, Arneson.
Baldwin, Bent, Bernard, Buell. of Mis-
soula, Buell. of Gallatin, Carl, Cotter.
Crismas. Deibel, Demel, Dodds. Eaton
Griffin, Gullidge. Harbert, Harmon,
Hathaway, Henderson. Henry. Higgins
Holt, ingalls,. Johnston. Ravalli, Kehoe
Larse. Lennon. Lewis. McQuarrie, Ma
son, Morrow. Phelps. Rainey Rasmus-
sen, Sand, Scott, Sektnan Stimpert
Mr.. Spcakcr-4O.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-16
HAMILTON FACTORY
TO1BEI!BUILT SOON
W. W. Harmon in Valley City With Plans for Plant Of
Utah-Montana Sugar Company Construction to
Begin as Soon as Site Is Transferred

Hamilton, Feb. Wv.
w. Harmon has returned to Hamilton
with plans and specifications complete
FOR the temporary as well as the main
buildings for the new beet sugar fac
tory of the Utah Montana Sugar COM
pany and work of removal of the
shacks now on O part Of the S0-acre
site ut Riverside and surveying for the
buildings will begin as soon as the
formal transfer of the property is
made. This will be as soon as the alb
stracts to the land upon which options
have been secured can be made show
ing clear titles to the several tracts,
which may be the latter part Of this
week or some time next week.
Before leaving Salt Lake city Har-
mon visited the plant Of the con-
structing engineers and saw part Of
the machinery to be used in the pro-
cess of manufacture. There will be
over rs miles of pipe line in the build
ing. ranging In diameter from one
inch to one foot and work on this as
well as the IL large steel watts to be
used is also already under way.
Smith to Return.
Charles II. Smith. who was here
last fall in the capacity of agricul-
turist for the company. will return
Friday or Saturday in his new po-
sition of field superintendent in charge
OF all field men. Bruce Phillips, who
has been here for couple of weeks
will remain with the company as a
field man, and additional field men,
every one experienced in the work,
will come to Hamilton as soon as their
services are required.
Harmon this week rented the store
room now occupied by the c. s. Ken
dali drug store on Second street and
yesterday placed an order with the
Valley Mercantile company for the
office furniture with which to equip
it. The office of the company will be
moved to the new quarters the first
OF the month when Kendall moves to
his location across the street. Ad-
ditional temporary office room has
been secured by renting the room ad-
joining the present office.
The sugar beet seed for the use Of
the Bitter Root valley farmers who
have contracted to raise beets and
those yet to do so amounting, to 40
tons. has already arrived in Seattle
from Russia and is being stored there
in concrete fire proof warehouse.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-16
NO WORD FROM TURKEY,

Boston. Feb. 1.-THE American board
Of commissioners for foreign missions
has not heard from Tvs workers in
Turkey for month. DIR. James l.. Bar
ton, secretary of the board, said to-
night. but he added that no concern
was felt for the safety of the Amcri-
can missionaries, OF whom there are
about 200 in the Turkish field. Eighty
of these are connected with the Amer
lean board.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-16
MINNESOTA SCHOOL
CALLS WOLGEMUTH

Hamilton. Feb. 1o.-(Special.)- Lee
Wolgemuth of this city has accepted
Il professorship at the University OF
Minnesota. Mr. Wolgcmuth's chair
department. Before coming to the
Bitter Root Mr.. Wolgcmuth taught in
several institutions. For the last four
or five years he has been devoting his
time to farming his ranch on the west
side. Mr.. Wolgemuth expects to leave
within few days to take up his new
duties
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-16
RANCH HOME BURNS;
INSURANCE SLIGHT

Poison. Feb. 15.-(Special.)- 1.-The
fine ranch home of Ira r. Afflerbaugh
city, was totally destroyed by fire
Tuesday afternoon. 1t is presumed
that the fire started in the kitchen as
the result of too heavy fire in the
range. The flames spread so rapidly
that no part of the building and little
OF the furniture was saved Mr.
Afflerbaugh had $1,000 insurance on
the house and $500 on the furniture
The loss greatly exceeded those
amounts, he says.g
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-16
letter to
Or. kilmsr L Co.
einehamton, N. Y.

Prove What Swamp. Root Will Do 70.
You.
|BinShamtOn, y. Y, for sample size
bottle. 1t will convince anyone. You
will also receive a booklet of valuable
Information, telling about the kidneys
| and bladder. When writing. be sure
and mention The Missoulian and
Sentinel. Regular fifty-ccnt and one
dollar size bottles for sale at all drug
storeS.-Adv.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-16
AUTOMOBILE SALES.

Corvallis. Feb. 14.-(Special.)-O. NJ.
Bryan, local agent for the Ford and
Chevrolet automobiles. has delivered,
within the week. a Chevrolet touring
car to DR.. a. c. Johnson of Hamilton ;
Ford touring car to 0. S. Lockwood
and Il second hand Ford to T.. &.
Sutherland. Bryan went to Missoula
yesterday to receive consignment of
Chevrolets.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-16
CORVALLIS QUINTET
DEFEATS DARBY FIVE

Corvallis, Feb. 14.-(Special.)- Cor
Wallis town basketball team won, 90 to
10, in fast game with Darby town,
played in the school gymnasium last
evening. The home players are all
former Corvallis high school stars,
and they have lost none of the pep of
former days. The game was salts
factorily refereed by w. S. Bailey.
The lineup:
Darby-lttncr and Edgemont. for
wards; Nichols, center; Costello and
Jarvis, guards.
Sutherland and Hawker
forwards; EVERY, center; Lear and
FariSs, guards.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-16
KIDNEY MEDICINE
GAINS IN POPULARITY

For twenty years we have been sell
ing DR.. kilmcr's Swamp Root and our
customers are well pleased with the
results obtained from its use and al
ways speak favOrably regarding It.
We have heard of several ailments OF
the kidneys, liver and bladder that
have been cured by the use OF Swamp
Root. and we believe il Is n splendid
medicine for what 1t Is intended.
Very truly yours.
BIRCH & COMPANY.
Dec. s. 1915. Orland California.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-16
FEW VALENTINES.

Corvallis.-(C orresp ondencc.) Post
master Guy c. Cochran states that
fewer valentines passed through the
local office yesterday than in any year
previous during his ten-year term in
the office
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-16

Harmon will go to Seattle and super
intend the shipping to this point in a
few weeks.
The buildings to be constructed by
the company will be imposing struc-
lures. The main building will be $40
feet long and g. feet 10 inches wide,
| four stories in height on the front ele-
: walton and the balance to be three
stories, except the warehouse which is
to be one story. In this building 200
, feet will be devoted to the factory
proper and 40 feet will be used as
sugar warehouse. The building will
be absolutely fire. proof. being built of
brick. concrete and structural steel.
Paralleling the main structure will
be the building containing the lime
kiln, pump house. boiler house and
machine shop. This building will be
of the same fire proof construction as
the main structure and will be 254
feet inches long and 80 feet inches
wide. The lime kiln will be two
stories high. the balance one story.
A beet shed 500 feet long and $50
feet wide will parallel this building at
a distance of 80 feet and still farther
away and to one side will be a silo.
800 feet long and 200 feet wide These
two buildings will be built of timber,
over a million and half feet being
necessary for their construction.
Side tracks will be placed between
the buildings, one to handle the sugar
product and one for fuel and lime, and
two overhead tracks will enter the
beet shed on a two per cent grade so
the beets may be dumped direct from
the cars to the bins.
Fine Office Buildings.
permanent office building of fire
proof construction, two stories in
height, will also be built. The first
floor will be devoted to clerical work
and the second to the laboratory and
engineering departments.
Several hundred men will be en-
plOycd on construction work and when
complete the plant will represent an
investment on the part of the Mon
tana-ltah sugar company of approxi-
matcly Sl.00O,O0O.
A new departure in the operation of
the plant as compared with all others
now operating is that the machinery
will be electrically driven, with indi-
vidual motors attached to each ma
chine, the boiler room being necessary
only for heating purposes and furnish
ing steam for the watts,
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SELLS HOMESTEAD.

Darby, Feb. 15.-(Special.) Mrs.
who has moved his family and will re-
side there in the future. Mrs. Stevens
will remain at Darby during the COM
ing summer.
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TO PLAY VICTOR.

Darby. Feb. 15.-(Spccial.) DARBY
town basket ball team will play the
Victor town team at the school athletic
hall here on Friday evening. On the
same night the Victor high school
team will be here to try conclusions
with the Darby school team. Fast
work is expected in these games.
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ASSOCIATION MEETS.

-(CorrespOndence.) The
Woman's Community association will
meet on Thursday afternoon at tho
home Of Mrs. NJ. l.. Chaffin. The pro-
gram will be in charge Of the church
work department.
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GOOD TROUT CATCH.

Corvallis. Correspondence =
Several fine catches of big trout have
been brought into town this week by
local fishermen. Eight were landed
one day by Louis Wolfe, and four by
Lee Simmons, the beauties ranging in
size from / u to 8 pounds.
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THOMPSON MANAGER
OF ORCHARD AGAIN

Darby. Feb. l5.-(SpeciaD-R. *.
manager of the University Heights
Orchard and Land company. Mr..
Thompson is now at the Chicago Of
flee OF the company. but is due here
TO take charge next month. During
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bands in northern chihuahua. I'VE
remember Columbus" said one. II
was recalled that Villa before his rai
on Columbus sent warning that he
was coming.
Later movements OF the band. which
killed the American cowboys are UNI
known here.
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BUYS DRAUGHT HORSES.

Darby. Feb. 15.--(Special)-Le
passed through town yesterday with a
drove of large draught horses. pur-
chased in the upper valley. He is
taking them down for the spring mar
ket
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his absence Mr.. Zcntncr will direct OPP
crations. 1t is expected that work will
begin March /.