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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-24
LAUk|AMA D|DEL|y PER.
VERSM|y RUSUOJE.

Sofia, Bulgaria.. = Pet
rograde leidziamojo dienras-
Gio "Riec" vyriausias re-
daktorius ir Rusijos kadetll
vadovas, M. Miliukovas,
siandie vadovauja Rusijos
liberalams, kurie kas valan-
da tegali susiremti su da-
bartine rusu biurokratu w
riausybe.
Pirm desimtics metu.
kuomet RusiiOje emo siaus-
i reakcija, M. Miliukov at
keliavo Bulgarijon. Po kai-
kurio laiko jis pastojo pro
fcsoriumi Sofijos universi-
tie. Teciaus isiviespatave
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-24

|rusofilai j veikiai is cia pra-
Saline ir Miliukov iSkeliavo
Amerikon, kur kaikuri lai-
ky viesejo pas milijonieriu
Crane Chicagoje.
Siandie NIiliukov yra
stipriausias liberalu Sulas
RusijOje ir didziausas abso-
lutizmO prieSininkas. CiOnai
abelnai manoma, kad Rusi-
joje TRIUMPH laiku lures
ivvkti dideles perversmes.
Miliukovo pasidarbavimu
prasalinta uzsieniu reikalu
minister's Sazonov. paskrn
ministeriu pirmininkas Stun
meris ir pirmininkas Ire
pov. Yra zinoma, kad jis pa
sirupins pavaryti ir dabar-
TIM ministeriu pirmininka
kungaiksti Golicina, kurs
jau pradejo varzyti duma.
M. Miliukov vra pasakes:
"Mes turime iveikti reak-
cija. Musu puseie stow VI
sd Sails. Praeiti deSimts me-
M nepaliko be pamokinimu.
Siandie lovos pasekmes bus
kitOniSkesnes. Juk toks sto-
Wis ilgiau nepakenSiamas.
Ne; vienam nera %inoma.
kokia bus tos kOvos forma
ir kaip bus didele katastrc-
ia. Bet katastrOfa nciSven-
gtina.
Cionai daugelis speja, jo-
gel Rusijoje artinasi baisu-
re nliucijos issiverzimas.
Tasai iSsiverzimas nesulv-
gihtinai bus ;didesnis, negu
rllsu-japonu kares metu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-24
v0k|ECIY UzPuOLiMO
PLENAI.

Londonas.- Daily Chro-
nicle' korespondentas is
Amsterdamo pranesa, kad
vokieciai baigia ruosties
milziniskan I uzpuoliman
prizes talkininkus. Jie vienu
zygiu pradesia geherali uz-
puolima sauszemyje If jul
rese. Tai padarysia tokiu
laiku, kuomet talkininkai
nei nesitikesie 10 uzpuoli-
no. Vokieciaf tu0 budu rz-
kirsia kelia visiems talki-
plenuojamiems zy-
giams ateinanti pavasari.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-24
GEN. BRUSIL0y PkSAKC-
ia APIE LA!MEJ|MUS
1917 N.

Londonas. - Gen. Brush
iov yra rusu armijQ NOly-
nijoj Galicijoj ir Rumuni-
joj vyriausias vadas.
Chimes" korespondentui
jis pasake, jogei siais 1917
metals vokieciai busia nu-
galeti ir talkininkai laimesia
kare. Gen. BrusilOv savO ta
tvirtinima paremia RusijOs
caro- pasakymu, kad taikos
'ebusia, kol nebusia iveikti
vokieciai. Ir pernai ta patti
visiems pasakojo gen. Bru-
silOv.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-24
P0INCARE APIE kARE;.

Paryzius. = Francijos
prczidentas POincare ana
diena pasake: ''Esamc pri-
versti vesti kare Xxi tol, kol
NUNS bus uztikrintas atty
ginimas w nuostolius, musIl
pasiSventima ir uz visa tai,
ka ant musu suverte kar6.
Talkininkai kovoja uz emo
MICS gcrove (ogi kaip!) IT.
todel kariaus taip ilgai, kol
nebus padaryta zmoniska
taika.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-24
TALK|N|Nky P!ENAI
Prizes KONSTANT|-
N0P|L!.

Washington. = Cionai
gauta zinios, kad talkinin-
kai-Anglija, Francija, Ru-
sija IT. Italia - ateinanti
kovO mcnesi ruosia dideli
uzpuOlima prizes centrales
valstybes. Svarbiausias si
l:arta talkininku uzpuolimo
tikslas, tai perkirtimas Bal
kanuose Berlyno-Konstanti-
ropolio gelezinkelio ir Kon-
stantinopolio paemimas.
Turku sostine talkininkai
plenuoja paimti nuo sauszc-
r.i3, is Mazosios Azijos So
no. Prize gclezinkelio per-
'iirtimo kampanijos jan
rllosiamasi. I Salonikns ga
benama galybe amunicijos,
glnklu ir visokiu kares
,reikmenp. Apie sita talki-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-24

ri ivykti be visisku nugaleji-
m:!; taika turi ivykti kaipo
lygiu SUI lygiais, be joki,,
pergaletoju diktavimu; tai
ha turi butt daroma sulyg
zmOniu moro.
2. Ivykinta taika turf bu-
ii nuolatine, kad jai ateity.j
negrasintu naujas kares pa
vojus.
3. Taika turi butt vykr-
mama teisingai, pripazistant
lygias teises kaip didziu-
lens, taip ir mazosioms tau
toms.
4. Ivykus taikai susiau-
rinti ligi maziausio laipsnio
saiiu ginklavimasi.
5. Visas jures padaryti
liuosomis, taip- kad ant ,.ju
'ebutu antmetama bile kat
ros galingosios valstybes
'iegemonija.
Pradziugo visas pasaulis,
ypac mazesneses tautos, nu-
glrdusios tOkius prez. Will
sono siulomus taikos plenus.
Nes zmonijai ligi gyvam
kaului isiede nebreikalingos
anziais gimdomos zmoniu
skerdynes.
Sitiems prazidento suma-
nymams ir plenams vra
priesingos tik Anglia ir
huSlJa. MaC, SltOS 1mper1JOS
yra pastatytOs ant mazes-
niu tautu-tauteliu griuvesiu.
ju kentejimu ir asaru. Todel
kaip Anglijai, taip ir Rusi-
jai baisiai nepatinka, kad
JOS turetu kuomet nors duo
t NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. taute-
lens prideriamasias teises.
Jei Site prez. Wilsonc
taikos plenai ivyktu, tuo-
met ir Lictuva susilauktu
laisves.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-24
IS RUMUNUOS KARtS
SONO.

Lodonas. = Sulv@ run,u-
ny aprokavimu R;l,nunijoje
dabartiniais laikais kariau-
j;.-vienas milijonas vokieGill,
austrQ, vengru, bulgaru ir
turkp. Sitos armijos yra ap-
rupintos puikia sunkiaja ar
tilerija. JOINS visoms SUI ma
"a iSimtimi vadovauja vo-
kieciu oficieriai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-24

JoahnltQ ordenc virsininko
vleta.
'oannitQ ordenas yra da-
lis Sv. Jono Ricieriu is Je-
fuzales. Nuo 1879 metu ta-
sal ordenas yra pasisventes
slaugoti loginius ir atlikti
kltoklus gailestinguosius
darbus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-24
SvARBUS PREzIDEN!O
WILSONO PRANESI-
MAS SENATE.

w ooI11IlS JUL. SduSlO
22 diena Suv. Nalstiju pre-
Zidentas Wilson suzavejO
visa pasauli. Jis nuejO Su~.
Valstiju senate butan ir as
1neniskai senatui iSdeste
plenus, kuriu prisilaikant
visam pasaulyj turetu gy-
noti nuolatine tarpe val
stvbiu taika, amzinoji sutik-
Gle IL brolybe.
Sitas prezidentO pasielgi-
mas indOmus labiausia tue,
kad nei vienas Suv. Valstiiu
prezidentas, iSemus Wash
instOna, Adamsa ir Madi-
soma, nejo asmeniskai sena-
tan IL ten neapkalbejo vie
Sal uzsieniu reikalu stovio.
Be to mdomus dar IT. tue.
kad prez. Wilson Situo savo
pasielgimu panaikino Mon
roe dOktrinos reiksme. Sta
doktrina Suv. Valstijose
iau giliai buvo ileidziusi
Saknis. JOS obalsis buvo
'Amerika - amerikonams.'
Sulyg JOS nei viena pasaulio
Sails neturejo teises kisties
j vidujinius Americas reika-
Jus. Taigi Amerika ligsiol
buvO kaipir atvenejusi, ly-
ginai Kinija buvo atsisky-
11lsi nuo viso pasaulio Mon
roe dOktrinOs Obalsiu. Gi
dabar prez. Wilson ta dok-
trinos siena pralauze saky-
damas: Suv. Valstijos ir XII
tos Amerikos valstybes ap-
siima su viso pasaulio val
stybemis sutverti nuolatines
taikOs lyga, kad tue budu
ateityj uzbegti uz akin ka-
rems.
Taigi jei Amerika isreis-
kia nora istoti pasaulinen
Lyon, tue zygiu sugriauna
sOvinistini oba1si "Amerika
- amerikonams."
e Sausio % diena bus ro-
kuoJama istorinc diena
Amerikoj. Mes negana, kad
prez. Wilson iSd6ste bust
mos pasaulio taikos princi-
pus, bet isreiske nora, kad
tais principals vaduOtusi da
bartines ka,iaujaneios val
styles Europoje ir baigtu
pragaistingaja kare.
Stai sutiaukoje preziden-
to Wilsono taikos rlcnal
4 4, .iTaika Europa turi
Futi stipri, o toxin taiba su-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-24

lat suklumpa giliame snie-
sc. Po truputi pradeda ir
snigti... Br.. IT,. Salta, nuo-
bOdu.
Ivaziave i reta berzyna
pamateme ant kalnelio griu-
veslus kares SumaikintO So
dziaus. Pasidare idomiau.
Savaji vikru sarciuka gero-
kai pavaisinome syksniniu
botagu, idant greiciau pri-
veztu mus prize tuju griuve-
siu. Neilgai trukus buvome
jan ten.
niudnas vaizdas...
SOdzius. kuriame dar vi
slskai neseniai zydejo lai-
me IL uzsiganedinimas, ku-
riame zalios- Sakeles obeliu,
barskindamOs j maza langc-
j, kele seimyna, p1iminda-
mos jiems nauja diena. Sian
die tas laimingaS sOdzius Da :
virto i tyrus, siandie cia
Nicspatauja mirtina tyla.
Oar prizes puse metu kaip
smagiai cia gyvenosi, kaip
linksmai kildavo is kaminu
dumu debcseliai. kur geros
seimyninkes kepe ir wire
ivairus skanumelius.
Dabar cia baisu. cia nieko
nera, tyla.
Tlk retkarclais sllgirgzd6s
nlo vejO griuvesiai apde-
gusiu manu-, tarytum more
dami persergeti zmones, kad
nesiartintu, nes juose vies-
patauja badas ir mirtis, tik
retkarciais sustaugs bal
siau vejas, drapstydamas
nuodegulius, bet grcit ir vel
viskas nutila.
Siaurine dali sodziaus be-
veik visa isgriove armotu
SOviniai. Kita dalis sOdziaus
liaz kokiu budu isliko nesu-
degusi. Bet visi gyventojai
apleide savo gusteles ir tur-
but prisiglaude pas gimi
les bel pazistamus. Duris
namQ dabar atdaros, langai
ismusti, stogai apipesioti,
viduje nyku, nesmagu, vi
sur jauti ilgesi gyvybes.
Taip - cia buvo kare.
Buvo kare ir bloga valia
zvgiavo draug SUI ia.
Visur matosi panieka
sventos teises, pergale -
iegos.
Vaziuoii per toki sunai-
kinta sodziu ir toje bsisioic
tvloie nej,lciomis pristine
ma pasaka apie Laume-Ra-
2sna. kuri seniai. seniai tx
mbarino gyvvbes seimvpu
J mctydsma ant slenkseio
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-24
B0MBARDAVO AMUNICI'
JOS Is1AIGAs.

Londonas. = Anglijos la
Eunai bOmbardavo turku
amunicijos dirbtuves Bag
dade praeita subata, anot
oficialio pranesimo. 7 dirb-
tuves pamesta 6 bombos.
kickviena sverianti 20 100
svarQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-24
ASARy, kRAUJ0 IR
GELEz|ES PtDSAkAIS.

Pirma karta isvarius vo-
kiecius is Suvalkijos, iss;-
rengiau aplankyti kai-
kurias vietas, kur neseniai
stauge nuozmioji kares We
sllla.
Diena buvo labai salta.
Keliai uzpustyti, arklis nuo-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-24

kiekvienO namo "maiSelius
su liga."
Prize vienos apgriuvusios
bakuzeles viduje sodziaus.
matyt, kadais buvo labai ge-
raj itaisyta bitininkyste.
Tai zenklas nuolatinio, Sven
to darbO, tai zenklas lietu-
vlO iStvermes ir darbStumo.
Dabar tas viskas gull sulau-
zyta, sunaikinta, paniekin-
tn. Aviliu dangteliai turbut
snnaudoti del apkasu, is po
sniego kisi pajuodave ko-
rial, tarytum tyliaja nakti
cia atvyko medaus mege.ja
meska ir nesigailejo sau val
Siu.
Netol stovejo grazus me-
dinis kryzius. kuri mergai-
tes dar neseniai dabino ratl-
donomis ir baltomis popie-
r:remis rOzemis. O vasaros
metu, jo padabinimui juk
ir brangiu ruteliu nesigail6-
davo. Dabar Sis kryzius SUI
saudvtas bent ! kelias dalis.
Skardinis dar. tells virsui
lnukeles skamba nuo veto
putimo, tarytum Kristus
sakytu: nekrvziavokite ma
nes daugiau - kur ia meile.
tpie kuria As jus mOkinau,
- kur kaltvbiu atleidimas.
del"i ko AZ numiriau ant
krvziaus!
Pasidaire valandziuke
Shame kares sunaikintamc
sodziuje traukeme toliaus.
CzvaziavOm dar du tokios
pat "gerOvGs" lietuviskus
sodzius, kuriu mirtina tyla
baidO kiekviena sutverima.
Net paukscio sunku pama-
tyti tarpu siu griuvesiu, siu
tyliu liudininku lietuviu
tautOs skriaudu.
''.' 49,.
GriuvcsiuOse Lietuya.
aSarOmis prausias lietuviai,
relenu kiuvos liko vietOjc
turtingp, paskendusiu So
duose LlctuvOs kaimu.
Kada gi tie griuvesiai bus
prikelti gyveniman ir tarp
iQ vel suskambes galinga
gvvybes DANA! l.
Kada?..
Tebuna tas kuogrciciau-
siai!
X. g..
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-24
SUSAUkIAMAS RUMUNI.
JOS PARLkMENTAS.

Londonas.-IS Jassy gau-
ta zinia, kad Rumunijos ka-
ralius Ferdinandas specia-
liu raStu suSaukias savO
parlamenta j paskutines
SauSiO dienas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-24
Won JAC0V-J0ANNITU
ORDENO VIRSININKU.

Berlynas. = Herr Ciott-
lieb Won Jagow. nesenai b,1-
vcs vokictijos u5sieniu rel
kalu minister's. iskeliavo j
Liepoja. Tenai :iis uzims
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-01-24

ninkp prisiruosima taippat
pasakoja amerikonai, sugr;
re is Salonikl A1nerikon.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-18
Y. w. C. A. TO OPEN
CAMP ON SATURDAY
Arrangements for Summer
Outing Are Completed.

A summer camp for the benefit of
the young women of the city who may
desire a rest from the turmoil Of the
city will be opened Saturday by the
Young Women's Christion association.
The camp will be located at the Fuller
and Simons' cabins, up the Rattle
snake river. about mile and three
quarters from the center Of the city.
The camp is for all Young women
whether members of the Y. w. c. A.
or not, and will be governed by young
women.
Apphcations for accommodations at
this camp will be received at the Y
w. c. A. office on East Cedar street
not later than Friday noon as the camp
will he opened on Saturday. After
that time applications may be made
only at the camp.
Beds and meals will be furnished
tile girls at the camp at fixed scale
Of prices. A bed for one night will
(cost % cents meels will cost 20 te
80 cents each. whfk cheaper rates viii
he given for long stays. weeks
lodging and board costing 81.
The Y. w. c. a.. is in need of gifts
or loans of furniture, bedding and
Kitchen equipment for the camp. and
VIII appreciate any donations or loans
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-18
Eight Mo,-eS;g,,
For Service IN
Army Yesterday
Forestry Regiment Gets
Seven of the New Re-
cruits Enlisted.

Eight new recruits were secured for
the United States army by the Mis-
soula recruiting station yesterday. and
one ex-soldter again entered the serv-
Ice Of Uncle Sam, after having been
out OF the army for two years. Seven
OF the men who enlisted yesterday
were assigned to service in the Tenth
Engineers. Inc forestry regiment. They
were sent to the recruiting station
after having been recommended for
service by the district forester.
Carl 1.onganecker. a sheepman from
Ihriowton. was the former soldier who
came back to service. Longanecker
was cavalry trooper during his initial
rertod of service. and ne enlisted in
that branch of service again. He was
honorably discharged from the army
In April, 1915.
Angelo Castagnello came down from
Butte to enlist and was detailed to the
infantry. The other seven men, Ray
kortte Of hardwood, John Donahue,
Trout Creek; Tom Newton. Puyallup !;
Raymond T. Northway. Fort Dodge.
and James A. Green, Leo ]. Baril and
Patrick II. Maeee. all of Sheridan.
joined the forestry regiment.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-18
BACKAcnE IS DlscouRACINC
But Not So Bad II You Know How to
Reach the Cause.

Nothing more discouraging than a
constant backache. Lame when you
awaken, pains pierce you when you
bend or lift. It's hard to work or to
rest Backache often indicates bad
kidneys. Missoula people recommend
Doan's Kidney Pills. Read this case:
Benjamin kron, carpenter, 205 E.
Front ST., Missoula. says: Several
years ago I fell off building and
struck on my back. After that | had
weak back and trouble from my kid
neys. I have taken Doans Kidney
Pills when l have had any symptoms
Of kidney complaint or my back has
been weak and lame and they have
always done me world of good
MORE THAN TWO YEARS LATER
Mr.. kron said: Il am glad to confirm
what l have said in praise of Doan's
Kidney Pills, for they gave me prompt
relief from bad attack of kidney
trouble after other kidney medicines
had failed"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for kidney remedy-get Doan's
Kidney Pills-the same that Mr.. Kron
has twice publicly recommended.
FOster-Nlilburn Co, Props, Buffalo.
n, Y,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-18

was asked what he thought OF DR..
James remarks. In reply. he said:
II fully agree with DIR. James. People
need more iron. There can be no
strong, vigorous iron men and beau
tiful, healthy women without iron. Not
long ago a man came to me who was
nearly half a century old and asked
me to give him a preliminary eXami-
nation for life insurance l was aston
ished to find him with the blood pres
sure of boy of twenty, and as full of
vigOr. vim and vitality as a young
man; in fact, a young man he really
was notwithstanding his age. The
secret. he said. was taking iron-Nux-
ated Iron had filled him with renewed
life. At 80. he was in bad health: at
46 he was careworn and nearly all in
now at so, after taking Nuxated Iron,
miracle of vitality and his face
beaming with the buoyancy of YOUTH"
DR.. A. J. Newman, late Police Surgeon
of the City Of Chicago and former
House Surgeon. Jefferson Park Hos
pital. Chicago. in commenting on the
value of Nuxated Iron, said: This
remedy has proven through my own
test OF 1t to excel any preparation I
have ever used for creating red Ilo9d,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-18
Orchard Homes
Residents Glue
Do;,,gs Tonight
Prominent Community Sing
er to Be Principal Speak
er on Program.

Omen house for all friends and mem
ters OF the Orchard Homes Country
Life club will be held tonight at their
clubhouse. An elaborate program Will
conclude with a luncneon.
DIR, Peter w. Dykema Will be the
principal speaker Of the evening ana
will give an address upon the sub
iect of community singing. DIR. Dykema
has made a study of this work and ne
has had charge of many community
organizations In the east.
Professor Dclos Smith Of the uni
yersity. will sing and Professor Cecll
BurleiEh of the universitvs Will play
several violin solos.
The committee in charge of the
program has extended an invitation 10
all Misoulians to attend the atfalF
which is the first of number OF open
houses that are being planned by 'he
club.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-18
Fire and Police Department
Men Given Raise by Com
;. missioners.
EFFECTIVE AUGUST
Chiefs Only Men Not to Get
More Pay Under New
Ordinance.

Increase in salaries to all enlplOyes
of the fire anc ptGice depai tments
were voted yesterday by the city coun-
Gil at its regular session. The raise in
nav averages approximately $12O per
wear for each man and will so into eff
feet August l.
The ordina nee providing for the in
crease in salaries was passed unani-
mously by the council without any
nreyio,,s discussion of any length. Two
other ordinances which repeal certain
conflicting phas cs of the old salary law
were passed.
Two Chiefs Unchanged.
According to the ordinance PASSED
Yesterday there was NV provision mstde
for a change in the salaries OF the
two chiefs. These will remain at ST.
500. The new salary scale follows:
Fire department--Chief. $l,SOOf as
sistant chief. $1,470: first ASST slant
chief. s1.3s0; auto mechanic, *l.470;
eight regular firemen, each -*l,32o;
three call men. each A12O.
Police Observation-Disclosures chief
1,44O: patrolmen. $1.32V.
Following are the present salaries
of these officials:
Fire department--Chiof, $500; as
sstant chief. 1880; first assistant
chief, $3.50: auto mechanic, *i.350;
regular firemen. each, $1,20O; call
men each. $40.
Police partment-Assstant chief.
1880; patrolmen. $1,000.
Will Close Street.
The city commissioners ordered the
clerk to draw up the form for an
nouncing that the block in Hawthorne
street between Sherwood ana Philips
street would be closed by the city.
July 81 was set as The day for the
hearing of protests regarding this. The
street is being closed because the
Lowell school, which owns the Top-
erty on both sides desires to use the
street as a playground.
The commissioners decided that tho
ordinance prohibiting the picketing OF
.horses in Greenough park would I've en-
forced. Commissioner Kemp announced
that many horses have been found in
the park recently. 1t was also decided
to enforce the ordinance regarding the
riding of bicycles on the sidewalks.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-18
MORE AUTOS NEEDED
FOR ENTERTAINMENT

Cars, any kind of car. Hudson,
Maxwell. Studcbaker or "jitney. just
so it looks respectable and Will
carry a few passengers. More auto
mobiles are needed for the excursion
to be given for the benefit OF the stu
dents at the university summer school,
and anybody who can donate the serV-
ices of their car for the afternoon, is
asked to notify Secretary Richards oil
the Missoula Chamber of Commerce
The affair is scheduled to begin at
4 o'clock, and all car-owners are
asked to have their cars on the uni
yersity campus before that time. After
riding about the city and the vicinity
the entire party will go up to Green
ough park, where they are scheduled
to arrive at 6:30
Information regarding the excursion
may be had from Mr.. Richards by
calling 81.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-18
Would Work
Students Ask Employment
to Aid Through College.

From young women who write
Mrs. K. w. Jameson, dean Of
women at the university. In re-
gard to reservations for rooms
during the winter session, come
many letters expressing the desire
Of their writer's to obtain work to
assist themselves through school.
At the present time about 50 per
cent Of the women who have
written desire to find some such
work and Mrs. Jameson Is very
anxious to have Missoula women
who desire student help during the
coming winter notify her before
the end Of the summer session in
order that she may communicate
with them.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-18
E. E. Subert to Have Charge
Of the First Camp in
Mountains.
TO LAST SEVEN DAYS
Youths to Get Instruction in
Woodcraft and Fire
Protection.

Plans for the first Boy Scout camp to
be held at Seely lake In the Blackfoot
valley during the latter part of August
were announced yesterday by f. f.
Hubert, who has been appointed to
take charge Of the arrangements Tor
the outing. It Is expected that more
than 50 Boy Scouts of the city will
take advantage Of the opportunity to
attend the camp.
Tents and camp kits have been do
mated to the scouts by the United
States forest service and camp site
on the lake owned by the forest serv-
ice will be turned over to the scouts
for the camp. The only expense to the
boys will be the food that they eat on
the trip.
Strict Rules to Prevail.
According to Mr.. Hubert the camp
will be organized on systematic basis
and the boys while at camp will be
under strict rules. The time will be
scheduled and they will have certain
hours for the various kinds OF work
they plan.
instruction will be given the scouts
in scout work, drilling, forest fire pro-
lection and woodcraft. Besides this the
boys will be given certain hours Tor
swimming and those VINO cannot swim
will be instructed by the scoutmasters
in charge of the camp. Flag raising
and lowering each day will be a feature
of the days program.
Master Of Commissary.
X. d. Swan. of the forest service
cd N a master
Of the commissary department. MI
Swain is experienced In this line OF
work and the scouts can be assured OF
good meals.
1.-THE boys will be well supervised
said Mr.. Hubert, yesterday, land the
parents of the boys will have no neet
to worry about their sons while or
the trip. We will have enough men
along to be with the scouts at al
times" J..
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-18
MOVIES OF MARINE
CORPS. TO BE SEEN

Missoula people who are interested
In the work that Is being done by the
marine corps Of the United States, will
have an opportunity to see moving
pictures of the Soldiers Of the Sea-"
while at work and play, at the Empress
theater Wednesday and Thursday
evenings Of this week. The showing
of the pictures will be under the SUI
pervision of Sergeant McSwain, re-
cruiting officer for the marine corps
in Missoula.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-18
TWO DIE DURING NIGHT.

Mrs. J. Tyler, an mayed woman. who
away at st. Patriek's hospital at mid
night last night after having been i'll
for some time. Funeral arrangements
i'll be made today.
Mrs. J. Tyler. an aged woamn, woh
has been confined to the hospital for
some time. died at about 7 O'Clock last
evening. The body is at the Marsh
undertaking rooms pending completion
of funeral arrangements.