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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-12
HIGH MARK BY
TOLEDO BUNCH

GRAND RAPIDS Mich. March u.
! ThcaN attending tn, Nm""i"An ErvhnS
congress. i"'irr,"in"ii' nero "Xrr"*""i
;-rari'rliinn TODAY "'-: ins results ~
tho iirsi weeks S'or", and "uirr~i upon
IN" s:"""nd w.'i, "f th.. ''"r,n"i ion with
/ tn. r""dI.;ion lhar som" ">r"il"ui mark I.
might H.. ,Nr"rr"d.
'ft"~" VIII" -" Hii"r r"-NrdS. and thHt
, inrIlIi"T about cvcry"n" pro1"nt nlrrr*a
'."nc.rr "l,.r IA" rrnSN"r ~ passing
; ihr mark Of az: mad. by ii" NaSarr..
! l!"!'l lis man tram "f r"l"dn Th"
! nearest LiHrk.' :" dat" Is ".\i% by ia"
! {, r'rlani Trina Sh"rsl"am also of To
; /. d"
! In tn" bowling late last nIeh' Fl"
! i;rt.rr ',,lHiS "f t'li'rar" ran ur @.7HI
which =,"' rh"m hfrh pine" luSi below
! INC Easter Hrands Of EnTa!". wh" went
! mo f"urIl! nll"" last Night alEn
! ';""rE" Hansen "l IhrraS". * his III
! 'l"'' #ll "r"U'> with i.%ii T.urdcrou.
, - game is tho hieh on" Of III" present
! meet.
, GRANT EAF1ps. Mich. MAJ IL
! leaders III both nt the minor events IF
/ IN" American Rowing Congress Irurna-
! m'"ni here were displaced today. Buf-
, fat" taking tho load IN Nv" doubles with
j l..2". while ErIHn bradshaw ot tlcvr-
! iaud. ran first IN IN" Singles with $50
r"' H"ffal"'* new leaders. ar" Henry
! Edwards and 'lry Champion l"" Most.
Errors hy both Of tho now leaders
. 'n-t them Sew congress records. Th"
iui.tl'~ RECORD ia cot. hold by the
sch" "cclcr brothers. of Madison. Wis,
: ',ii.,,. i.'UH
i'r,.d. hHw's games were ""S. rs aud
, ~. his series icing - rInT haCk al ii"
mark IT III S"i by Wallace Fierce twr
. E""rS ago Mt Peoria.
In IL" ;wn-man series Edwards hit
-. 80 and 80. West had ST. laS ana
! ~. Til" pair reached 4AH IN their fir>t
! i"g IN" hlSh mark Of the meet.
! -Four ut IN" sixteen teams If five ma n
h"wi"rS IN III" carly squad tonight wuu
| positions am"nS n" FIRST ten In the
! standing. Schmlu Brothers. club. ui
i\"H"$hH. Wis.,. going int" second pagc
with %.AI". SHY pins behind tho EFot 81
! NaIarTe%. -: Toledo. who sun l"ad.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-12
.IutareStlnr Program.


y musical and literary entertainment:
VIII h" given IL tho rirst NJ. T., church
- Eliza Grove Tuesday cIcninc by the
!.pw"rlh league. Al The clos" refresh
mcnr3 vii! b" served.
Oyster Supper.
Mystic l"dg" No. -. Knights r.!
ryrlina 81 Elm Grave. viii ElIe an "y.;-
ter supper this evening III the hrumm
building on Main street.
Triadslphla Council.
I'll" monthly meeting nG ia" Triad2l-
Plaza council will b" held this "Tcn!n.;
in Green's hotel At rr'ad"lThIH n. Several
,lntpnriani matters with rcfcrcnc" 20
town Iiuprur"m"nlr viii bc tancn Ny.
Poverty Dance.
poverty ,au-.. VIII l." ci!on -
r;fIn'. hall III EIn Grov" rhur.,i-v
ay"miu@ Invitations have been .'u, 10
= lars" number nf Elm Grove I""pI:.
old clothes are To 10 worn.
Monthly Meeting.
Tho monthly meeting "j liuchi'-r: "f
Veterans Tr Elm ':r0"" WIZ h" h"iI
tins evening at Nv" hnm" nt Nj
Maud. Wharton.
, Chicken Diner and Supper.
\ chicken d1ru"r ami SUPPER vii ~
c!.en ny tn" i.u;h"rnu Church "f i.'ic-
wood nj IN. A. -. ! " t"mp'.. ~
Wrroit;r. ,ir>t Thursday afternoon 7',t
,,crlnc ninucr vii! T." served fr"u' ! :
20 . n'rluck, aud supper WIZ H. -' r.''!
from TO o'ciurh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-12
Personals and rBiefs.

aiiSs Mad, liz I'a,i"r If I'm" '"iu''
* seriously in nt her h""l"
+: T. Eoahce. of ITALIA. wE" ha> h"rn
spending Il few dai : with r'". H.. y !i"m-
derson. "C Fulton. VIZ r"'HIh H"n" n
i few days.
i. u. Rurl"r has resumed his duties -
town marshal a. Elm ';'u'". after "n
illness
Mrs Frank Tail"H and daHchi"r. l;l"-
lvu. Of 81. t'laiTsyil!", ~" visiting Mr..
G l.. Rice" nt Elm Grove,
Mrs george S,rinSrr, ~ Nnp"d:'l",
ohio. IS visiting MIR and MI. i''rri
Elayn"y. at Elm Grry".
Rrv j ". Totter. l.. u. pastor oi ~"
Vance Memorial church ~ N""d~"'''',
has returned home FROM Il Sh"rl VISIT III
CIarkShur..
fined To her horn" ~ a'''""Hi 90 iit''"N~.
MISS ANY I.amhorr" "f ''a'i'z. - >'>.
,iuG Mr.. and NJ HARRY J.. NAY me- %
Elm Grove.
Mrs l"mdy wilson "f Fulton. = us
ling friends =: 'l":"lH"'t'.
Miss Eaih"-"N i;"iu."" - iiH"dr"h'
,c visiting relatives ia Elm rii"N"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-12

gantoNu September "1th. opening :hH
lc,.4i G"aS"u.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-12
Oyster Supper.

Mystic ledge No. -. Knights r
ryIhjas 81 f:i:m ,;r"v". VIII ElIH an "y.
ter supper This evening III tho krunIi
building on Main street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-12
Rod, WhIto and 1luo social.

Announcement wdT u;Hh" yesterday pf
rod rhiIo and blue" cnirrtail:ment
which "iIl he given in th" Stone Frrshr-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-09-07
Niir5lid ami 1l7,O0O,0OO 9nlbels
s~eIdJatter &artuifelerntcsG rtraa
idDrnmpit %smiammcn.

va bin9to II, 8. Sept. Nine.
rlfas &artoffcl . Grlitc miro Sc, &C.
beatet Grlpartlngcn nitt entiprcdur.
lpte bic 9crid)te al oie Iobrunas.
nlittcl . Serpalhma crieben Ioiien.
Salile ltno Snleftcn pcrnidten tIa-
lid, talicnoc Sltibcl &ortoffeln.
%or brei @ohcn lpl,roc Sic All cr.
iuortenoc Grntc bon ser Nahrntos.
mittcl d. %eripalt,mg a,tf III Mtillio,
lien Sllhel bobcr ais sic norntolc
erntc gcid,aet, mcld)c $50 Millioncn
@ltlbel betrdgt. &clltc miro ser hen.
rigc @cbrcrtraa allf mlr nlcbr so bis
90 Miilioncn aeidGst. Der aurtof
Telprcis miro abcr bcocltcno nieori,
ger lrin. ais lcstes Sobr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-09-07

maps furnished free to any n who
VIII write the secretary Of the Mis-.
souri, state Fair, Sedalia, makes auto
touring to the State Fair, September
~ to ~. a real pleasure. Then, on
arrival at the State Fair grounds
tnere are many other features 10
please the automobilist, not the least
Deing the great automobile show
which is put on under the ~grandstand
each year the biggest feature Of IL,
kind in the Union.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-09-07

Die Id)Orltcn SnNcl> ltn0 Mtdrdcu
Der gan5cnSSclt ltalllllen aus cutid)
lono; 0ic grtllliditcn Sngen II. Mt0r.
dlclt ubcr, bic man jctt iibcr bic
Sclltlhcn pcrbrcltrt. ltnullllcn 0ircIt
aus brm ihpucilid)en Hcidlc icincr bGl
liiMclt Wtnjeltit oca Ncrrn Scl5cbuh
Dem O. nllf ctuuo rlcbr oocr mcllI9cr
Scu'clci ia nidt unfpnmcn fulul.
@lCr 1T cine tlclnc filr5lihc Nltslcic:
&n Ncm Wcrico bubcn ocs &ailrrs
glAcltcn oclifotc nit SDpbusba5illcn
bclouocrS ldntadhuit gcmud)te Gan.
Dies al Die &il1ocr p~crtbcilt; IN Git.
tlh bot man cine gauge Snmilic, 80
ter, Wtlttcr umb 5Wci SGd)tcr int vi.
ter ppn # ul0 Is Sobren obac.
I%lllirtlt. nod)0cnl man crit nod Die
Mlod)cn in ruffinirteitcr Mciie nliB
pnilotlt mo l%nlBbrultd)t bate; Gin II
Boot bat bic Monniduft bcs ,@clai
ld)cl Fri,5" 81 elmer Spo5icriabrt
nllf ocnl Erpmcnahrnbcd bcS llSop-
ties cingcloOenL ooun bat man bic gu
fen gcIdylciicn uno lit irclenrllbia I'M,
tcr1ctanht. Nur Gin Woln scr
"prin5Ildcn" @ciabung, b0hit mobr-
'Meinlid) cin Yrobibitioniit, Der ulcbr
@nllcr pcrtru9cn fonIlte uls sic un-
nercll, blich ON Sebcn, nm Die
Sd)ancrnl1r 81 perfiinoen. llno 10
glbt'S ieOc @cd)c ncllc Wiint6ouiio.
oell 6lt bcridtcll. Nan lllllb MIR be.
ipll1ocrr, NOS Die brauc Hortbcliffc
Frclle nod inlnlcr bcrbctommt. @irO
cs g%cglalbt? Nun froacn Sic NAL
porlidtig bel 9ctan,tcl mo llnbc-
tanlitcn bcritnl, Damn merbcn Sic es
balo crfobrcn Stoots 3eis
tltrg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-09-07

in.: 'rtA ii 1901. w!icn the Mis-.
sou @t,i" i'air was started, Mis-
soa ,..s Used to drive TO the fair in
lan.i wagons. spring wagons. sur
rrys i%,ha,lons. Dusgiea and carts.
How most of the rco ie who attend
The E:a'e Fair max" the trip in their
~aIIua.Dbi.rs over The good roads for
whi;L Missouri is uo@oming famous.
A!c1G With better .attle and horses
and ya@lcs and hogs and sheep and
brttCr farm houses and barns Mis-
sour,4ns became cla,nOrous for better
roads and they are getting them. too.
One Of the first stretches of perma-
nent road ever constructed In Mis-
souri, was that built in the Missouri
State Fair grounds at Sedalia by the
United States government just TO
show how TO build good roads, Now
there are hundreds of miles of such
roads in Missouri and the auto
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-09-07

mCbi'ist has the movement started
at the Missouri State Fair to thank
for his good roads. Then, too, when
he gets 10 Sedalia he finds free park
ing space for his automobile in the
centerfieid Of the big race track, en-
tered through IA tunnel under the race
track. Here a special policeman
keeps track Of the cars. His automo.
bile parked, Mr.. State Fair Visitor can
so Over to the Grandstand Building
and see the finest automobile show
eve put on in the Central West. Here
the 1918 model cars will be shown this
year and the automobile parade on
Monlay, September "A, which is also
ayiation day and when the great bat
tie in the clouds will be fought out
between the aviation forces, will be a
greai affair. The motor on land and
in the air will be shown at its zenith
Of perfection September % to 80 at
The Missouri State Fair.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-09-07

uHN an Somataa All Dem poil Ncb
reno Gumilicn NrgrGbniEplnBc sur
lrBtcN Hllhc Nchcitct. Foitnr Shlllt
iritric Dir Erducriricr.
NiUNolph Ghouc briinhct lid IN
q. |onis, bel icincM SoMnc Mcoro
~ N,iudl.
Noul Woo&nlonn poll NbinclunO
nor Iettr @odc bier alf Tciud) bel
lclncr WlIttcr unb icincm @ruocr
,<olcpn W%prSlnunn.
Nrull Elntcnt Mllcllcr uuO Troll
\. =. Wtcncr b%cionoen iid lcBtc @od)c
III M(cStlttrit allf Ncillh bel scr Witt
ne GNuH. 3rlgin.
III 3cilnluln'$ Nnllc iiuoct an
SmN3tuN Nbcnh, 0cn s. Scptcnlbcr
Elm Vail itott.
Sic N~lcbnGnhlCr Sobplthc Bros.
pcrlanhtcn lcttcn Montog cine Gor.
la0lnlQ Nlch mo Sdmcinc nad) ct.
Hollia.
Nit Ncrjle y. i. Climbed mo y.
Y. MnnICpi bon Nup &upcn luorcll
lebtc &od)c bier our Continuation nit
tnlicrcn Ncrstcr,,
NlINllt @oNc it. mcld,cr ntcbrcrc
WoNdtr in Dunbar, Nehrosfu be
'd,0ftigt mar, lit lcttcn SomStua mic.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-09-07
Wer9cr.

VniIor Sol. Gniss. Der nndl uicl
IGhrtGcr mo icgcnsrcihcr IbGti9tcit
iein NuIt ais Sccllorgrr Ger bieiiNcn
cuanqelildcn @cnlcinoc u~icbergclcgt
hat mo ocmnI6it nit lcincr Innti
lie u0dl ct. Souis ilbcriicbclu miro
mur0e Icstc &od)c bon icircn gnlts
GollcQcn nit elmer Ibid)ie6sicler be
ebrt 5i peld,cr lid, ioI9cnoe Erebiecr
un6 ocrcn Sumilicn IN Der Yiarr-
iuohnung einaelrnoGn buttcn; Enitor
'Mnguit Sllbn ulO Wuttin bon Stonp
SilI. Enltor q. SiIlmamts llD God
trr, Sri. Marir 5%illulnnns, bon Nor
riion, Enltor II. &nsulonn uno Suuli
lie BON Scrnlann, Foitor j. Sidubp
nebit Satin llno Spbn ,SoDn SiduSu
bon Mem @ouen mo Euitpr ).
Sdyud) itn6 Wnttiu Don @ajbinaton.
Die mcrtbcn @1itc brad)tcn &orbc poll
Eropinnt nit, 10 Sa6 sic erltounte
SauSirmt in fur5cr Belt boil gebcftc
Glide DOR lid, bate, mo Elm reid,
lid,cs Mabl itrpicrt wcroen fonntc.
Die MablScit Wuroc genilr5t burd)
bclterc lno crnltc 9lniprodcn Der Il.
lhieren Ealtorcn an ocn i%dci0enDcl
Mmtsbru0cr nrlb feline Sumilic, mel
der iiir oic crlpicicnc 2icbe Gcrslid
bonttc. SIS muroen froblihe Stlla.
Den nerlcht. unb ilur Su idulcll fam
Die Belt, On man Ibihieo ncbulcn
mubte. Ood) Der Nodruf mar, yMui
WieNgriebn."
@Ieanore 2DOia bon 9cbreno, Sod).
ter bon Scnrp bon Webreno ul0 Sat
tin, itarb lesten Oonnerstag. oen 80.
G,tault in @aibington, Mo. im III.
genolihcn Iltcr BON II Sabren. Sic
10 frilb Oabingeidiebene muroe am
10. Goncntbcr, 1899 IN Ycraer ae.
boren nno eraogen. Sic binterl1bt
ibre ticfbetriibten Gltcrn, 3pei Bril-.
DER uno fiirf @eibpiiter. Die iterb.
lide Sillle nuroc bierber gebraudt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-09-07

Scr nnh Berger 5urilfgefebrt mnS
miro bier bic Stclle ieincs 9ruocrs
Mcorac int @oromurc @cld)Gft iihcr.
ncbrltil. Oa oicier iilr Den Wilit1r.
oiclrit cinbcrnicn muroc.
,Slp umicrcr Sdp,lc bat lestcr
Moutug inter Scbrcr Y. s.. 2crb$
ser llntcrridt bcgomlell.
Ncnrp 6rillnlom lit unl SamstoQ,
llad) cincm mchrmGdcntlid]en Neiud)
bel icincn BORT mobncnocn &inocrn
BON Il. Souis 5lrildgcfcbrt.
SabnlIbe Bros. brad)tcn lcbtcl
Snnlstog cine groBe Secroc Sieb ulo
Sd,nie sur &cridiiflmg bierbcr, Die
JIG IN Der llnlgcgcnb bon Ban in
Nnacpnabc Gorntp uuigcfauit buttclt.
MuGp Suborbc ltll0 sri. Sclllo
Mcucr ldlolicn leBtcn Sumstua 1T
Scnutc @rope Den Gbcbuno, utt0 mcr
Den Berger 81 ibrcr 5ufiinitigcn Sci
nlnth mnd,cl. Ncrr Suboubc lit Gin
Mit2licb Der Sirm0 2nbolIbc Bros.
Der bCtuuntcn G~iehb1nolcr uno feline
cine Sndtcr Don ~Illlius Wrpcr
bon Sclotc 0rouc. &ir grotillirrll
lllb miruid)cn ocn NcupcrnlG6ltcn
NIiif mo Scgcl jum 9lmbe.
,Iobn Srcinoocl mo G,attin iopic
oercll lodtcr. Sri. ella, Sranf g,
Hittncr lnb Wottil uno Gbos. @ic
llcpcr non ct. Souis, morcn letter.
mo Wnntog bier ols @GitcI
Ser Tunlilic @litmcr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-09-07

-Ibonniert ouf has Golfsb(ott.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-09-07

oilngcr an Sano meldcn tic gum
m1bieem Sreis Oen Sarncrn onbie,
ten.
Die @ebrilber Goitoro uno Seinrid)
Gngelbredt nebit Sonilien, bon Gee.
brasfa, iino bier bel i9ren Gltern
gum Sellld. Die Gltcrn iinO icbr ar-
brcblid uno mir ipiinidcn otnielbcn
redt baloigc 9eiierung.
Nrtbur Gngclbrcht bon Glmblrit
College befinoct iid bier gum 9ciud
lciner Gltcrn.
6rls. Mina Motihcnbad uno Gu.
ma &iiimaml, mcIdc in Iebrasfa
oltf @eiud BET ibrcu Scrlponotcn uo,
rem, fcbrtcl lebtc ISOLDE nicber nod
Den Sbrigcn 5uriif.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-09-07

Aud Elm Sroit. r8i..
DID trifit man bier uno 10 gong
allein2"
IRA, oente mir, ib Bin bier ia
oieIem Bart nit meinem grdutigam
perabreest, unD nun iteint ss, pers
isbt er mid; 1T oas nidt smpo'
reno?!"
rRd, tr6ite Did, non periest nut
Wertsesenitdnoe."
, IL
def. Sansl ipirb RON ieiner Wut-
ter our9sepriiselt; anfanss bdlt e.
aud rubis ben itrafenoen -Streifen
jsano, enbli9 mirb's ibm 3utpiber, er
brebt iih UNI unb ruft Der Rutter
su: rDu, nit tpiepieI Pferoetrdften
6aua 0u mid benn eisentlid tpi.'
aer9S
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-09-07
@ittenbe q.

0ic Soruner bier iinb nit Dem
Eflilgen fir oic biesiGbri9e 8eisen.
M%ltsiaat bereits iertig un6 biele iino
idon babel ibr gcpfliigtcs 2ano 3l,u,
Sdcn fertig ST MAIDEN.
artbur @ellert luno Srau bon ct.
Sollis uaren bier bel ibrcn gltcrn allf
9ciud. /
Die Gebriioer @inter in @oiebl,o
bobcn cine grobe 0uantit1t aunit-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-09-07

Administrators Notice.
Notice is hereby given, That letters
OF Administration upon the Estate of
AUGUSTA BOIL,
deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, by the Probate Court If
Gasconade County, Missouri, bearing
date the 10th day of August 1917.
All persons having claims against
sad estate + required to exhibit
them to him for allowance within six
months from the date Of said Letters.
or they may be precluded from anv
benefit of said estate; and if sucb
CLAIMS be not exhibited within ono
year from the date of said Letters
they will be forever barred.
Dated August 20, 1917.
FRANK FRoMM,
Administrator.
Theo. Graf, Judge of Probate.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-09-07
DAIRY COW A QUEEN

Sedalia, Mo, Aug. 2s.-The dairy
COW is helping make Missouri his
tory and make 1t indelible. She has
long been known as mans foster
mother. and she has done not only her
bit but her very best for many years
to help put the Missouri farmer on
the right side Of his bankers ledger,
and with a good balance at that. The
dairy cattle sections at the Missouri
State Fair, September % to 20, are
going to be big features in every way
and well worth seeing.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-09-07
THE DRAFT HORSE CHARMS

sedalia. No., Sept. with war
making serious inroads on the supply
OF horses and with Uncle Sam mar.
shaling every horse and every man
that he can secure TO wage war in
Freedoms name, Missourians are
aware of the fact that they must 70.
" on the pure bred draft horses that
Will be shown at Sedalia at the Mis-.
souri, State Fair, September % to %
for the replenishing of the supply tba,
Is being depleted by war. The fines,
draft horses in the world are shown
at the Missouri State Fair each fall.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-09-07

Who will say that the automo-
bile is not the Missouri farmer
and merchant and business mans IA
vorite way of coming to the Missouri
State Fair each fall. and everything
possible has been done to accentuate
this method Of travel to the State
Fair. The free parking space, closely
policed, in the infield Of the great one.
mile race track, is a big feature to
please the motorist. Good roads. well
marked and with automobile trail
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-23
JURYMEN ARE GIVEN
HOLIDAY ON SUNDAY
Judge Dismisses Court After
Selection Katsis Jury.

In order that the jurymen might re-
main at liberty on Sunday. Judge r.
Lee McCulloch adjourned department
No. ! of the district court yesterday
Immediately after the jury which Is
to hear the trial of George Katss for
murder had been empaneled. Selec-
ton of the jury required most of the
day, and little more than a beginning
of the Introductory statements of
counsel could have been made.
katsis is charged with the murder
Of Frank Danaskus. a fellow Greek,
here on July IS. He fatally shot Dam
askus in an unwitncssed fight which
followed trouble alleged to have been
caused by Danaskus' attentions to
Mrs Katsis.
The jury follows:
Louis Marcete. c. NJ. Gates. Pat Hal
gcrty, Peter Milbrodt. John Miller, J. A.
.Danielson. Frank Dries. w. r.. HUI
bert. Ubald Do,cette. Fred Nobel. G.
w. Whiting and J. a. Anderson. All
save Messrs. Narcotic and Haigcrty are
married men.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-23
METHODISTS TO GIVE
PATRIOTIC SERVICES
Devote Session Tonight to
Singing National Songs.

The singing of patriotic songs by
the congregation will mark the even =
Ing service today at the First Method
list Episcopal church. The song serv-
Ice. beginning at 8 o'clock. will he
made especially stirring for the reas-
on that , hundred Missoula county
men leave tomorrow for training at
Camp Lewis. Wash. rhe congrcga :
ton will sing The star Spangled
Banner" The Battle Hymn of
the Republic" aud "America. the
Beautiful IA new hymn by Kath-
crime Lee Bates. the first two verses
of which follow:
. beautiful for spacious skies for am
her waves of grain,
For purple mountain majcstics. above
the frlitcd plain.
America, America God shed His
grace on thee
And crown thy soul with brotherhood
from sea TO shining sea-
q beautiful for pilgrim feet, whose
stern, impassioned stress
:, thoroughfarc of freedom beat across
the wilderness,
America. America. God mend thine
every flaw,
Confirm they soul in self control, thy
liberty in law.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-23
Special TO State
Fair on Thursddu
Record Breaker
Flood Of Inquiries and Reser-
vatiOnS Comes to Cham
Der of Commerce.

Judging from the number of tickets
sold by the business houses of Mis-
soula and from the number of letters
received by the Chamber of Com
mcrcc, the state fair special which
will leave Missoula Thursday morning
at 7il sharp will be one of the larg-
est that ever has carried a delegation
to the capital city,
The state fair this year promises
some novel features in the way OF
entertainment and they guarantee
that Western Montana day will be one
of The best
That Missoula will have to have an
extra large delegation to outnumber
those who plan to go on the special
from other cities of this part of the
state is indicated in the number of
letters received by the Chamber of
Commerce inpuiring for tickets.
Official authorization of the special
was made by the Northern Pacific
yesterday The train will leave Mis-
soula at =: A. and reach the fair
grounds at Helena by 1880. The re-
turn trip will begin at the downtown
station i'll Helena at $50 in the even
ing and end about midnight. The
round trip viii cost only $500
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-23
Consolidate Real Estate
and Insurance Business

4 dead of considerable proportions
and, of local interest has just been
consumated whereby the general in
surance and Investment business of
Newton and Gage and the land real
estate and mortgage loan business of
T. a. Sehicll has been consolidated
under the new firm name of Schlicll
and Gage with offices in the First
National Bank building.
This means the joining together of
the leading insurance agency and the
largest land business in western Mon
tana.
Eirman Gage left the banking bust
ness some years ago to engage in the
local insurance business. and largely
through his efforts has built up a
large and growing business.
Fred Schlick is known throughout
the northwest rs n large dealer in
western Montana lands aud has oper-
ated more especially in the Blackfoot.
Bitter Root aud Missoula valleys
George Newton will remain with the
new company in the capacity of Of
flee manager.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-23
Hotel Arrivals.

W. X. Quarlcs and wife Of Butte
motored to Misso,ila yesterday and
registered at the Florence hotel.
G. r. Carter and wife OF Billings are
spending few days in Misson'a.
While here they are registered at tho
Florence hotel.
Other guests at the Florence include
Anna Morigeau of Dixon: Mrs. J. ~.
Flegstad of Hamilton: George r.
Charlesworth and wife Of Great Falls:
Mrs. l. Mattingly of Butte: Mrs. Jcn-
ME Mitchell of Tacoma. Wash. Mr..
and Mrs. J. II. Gardner ri Hamilton:
Mrs. G. w. Hawlcy of Dixon: G.. s.
Harvey of Seattle.
Charles r. More and wife arrived
in Missoula yesterday from their home
in Philipsburg. They are registered
at the Shapard hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al I.eichman OF Wood
man are visiting in the city. They
are staying at the Missoula hotel.
Miss Beatrice Reed Of Spokane is a
guest at the Shapard hotel.
Others to register at the Shapard
yesterday were ]. r. Vaughn Of Stew
cnsville. c. A. NitZ Of st. Ignatius.
NJ. Fl. Underwood and S. A. Under
wood of California. O.. J. \. Kelly Of
Iron Mountain, Mrs. Clarence Hammer
Of Stevcnsville. Mrs. Harvey Baker and
son of Stevensville. r. r. Taylor of
Hamilton. Mrs. Jane Hickey and Mrs,
/. c. Degenhart Of Philipsburg
George n. Salisbury of Roman, Kathryn
Harrington of Grass Valley.
Mrs. NJ. G. Irwin Of New York arr
rived in Missoula yesterday. She will
remain here several days a guest at
the Palace hotel.
Mrs. NJ. McNeany and daughter OF
Rockford. Ill., are registered at the
Palace hotel. They are visiting friends
here for few days.
Arrivals yesterday at the Palace
also include Mr.. and Mrs. Guy WEIGH
OF Stevensville: NJ. c. Peterson. OF
Spokane: Mrs. H. II. Maxwell. of Miles
City: Mrs. W. b. Hollenbeck. of Al
herton: Mrs. F.. Gilman. of st. Regis;
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Booth, of Redwing
Ed r. Ribundy and wife, of st. Regis;
J. II. Marshall. OF Avery. Idaho.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-23
EIGHT MORE BOXES
EXHIBITS FOR FAIR
Late Entrants Have DISPLAYS
Forwarded to Helena.

Although Missoula county's exhibit
has been sent to the fair, farmers
have been bringing in more garden
products, and yesterday Secretary d.
p. Richards, OF the Missoua Chamber
of Commerce. sent eight large boxes
of supplies to be added to the display
Slyman Nassau, farmer at He'll
Gate, yesterday brought in some prod :
ucts that look like prize winners.
Mr.. Nassau has one of the largest
gardens in the county so far as vari-
cites are concerned. He grew five diff
ferent kinds of peppers This year and
three varieties of tomatoes.
The snake cucumber has been a
specially with Mr.. Nassau this season
and he is exhibiting one that measures
AZ inches. When Senator w. A. Clark
was in Missoula last Wednesday Mr..
Nassau presented him with a cucurn-
Der measuring g. inches in length.
This is said to be the longest cucum :
Der ever grown in the county.