davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-11

mcgct mart pTret fpnIt. Soin oct
par iIap ocn enc al Dem meo nogIc
fnpffcoe Ribbcn, ocn oiioen fit finn
noale iaa Sfranmler. &c TO |rebre
@crgsofer reoOebe Jig req ifpnbioint
at boppe no. gutonlobilen blep ilenlt
bclfobiget.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-11
MnOhmc Charlotte Gnno,

tcficnOtc noritc Snngcrinoc, pp.
traobtc iorri1c Senbag 9titen pco
rn aonccrt, Der til Snotrgt Tor
SoISoternc oiholoteS / @attcri g.
Scir peo Soar Hopios. So. Stt
rnr mnNcrpcia iii &cittpiicn, at
SnnNcrinocn i%tnnoicbc opcr noqI,
Gage nos Ell %cllinoc / Groa,
Nnulha-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-11
2utberffe Soloatcr. Sra Nepa

SuIUerne S0lDafcr. tyru 9tepu'
"a / Storp Gourttp Sa., meloes, at
8. :. aalfem al Surlep og u. >.
6auge al 9eS Noinea, larnmelt
meb andre frenragenoe MPno il'
Den Den Norife Sutber'te STRIFE,
bar giort Soranitaltninger til peo
Sort Sooge gpeliesleir at glsre
Snofisb Of Cont, hpor ct paSlcroc
Toriumlingslofalc ior DC lrtber'fs
SoIoater fan opIereS. Ger arlta'
qeS at blipe mellenl II % IA Sus
iino lfanoinapiife Sutberanere !
oelme GpelIesIeir, ga oct er iltge
Wrnb ira Soma, Minneiota pg
0atotaerne, Ionl Der lfal lamlea.
&c n9rmere N%eItemnclIer ON
gpgningei,s Spi0relie pentes at
bli taeet uloer ct Mpoe, Der inben
fort Sio afbolbe3.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-11
StGtaminlitcr Wnnnnr NuuSicu.

~ Sotrt Gretru SlllIi NumNien on
Srltcr lonIt Nroocrem Holi anuo
len. nltom forlchcn Saa til Chi
ecAo ira California. huor Sc bar
tUrct pno Snitrciic. q blcu nlpht
voa Stdtloncu Al Nouiul @uoe oa
tlert I'll Nottl ga SoQc. huor 3,
100 iuo ScucrS pon Saacn rciitc
&c III cafe Norc't Iom aoniul %
Mrs. @ooca @iTiicr paa Iroancr.
HcIi auuoicr rciitc ianmc Nitcn
III No>tou huor ban or Stlbcnt
rto 4iuAlahuictt3 %liilnutc Vi
Sr~d'noloau Ssitrcnc iorbIir /
>afc Gortit / CT Tnr Gage. ionl
Spnill @ooc % Sruca 8iGItcr.
mcohrlcr "Stnnhinapcn".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-11

hlem. &c Wpeiftes frelntioi9e
Stem bill bli / WPrbeoen al Sau.
aeiuno, bpor grubsommer, err al.
lat pco ben 6erp9renoe me eleftri'
lie Spsp9rfsanitoIt. @linor @ar'
Ices falriee 0enner og geflenote /
Chicago ienber benbe o. benoes
trlfommenbe Mano fine beolte emf
enifninger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-11
2ecDrnh % Smesn.
Smddplmf.
Sen 1uoc zcpt,mbcr 1917.

NFulC. Itt w ."lN' DN''N'
&omuicn. ocn Soc Scpt, en- Cater.
81. II. &icf tlltroootc Senoo1
Nitcn en- SorrctniuN4rctlc til Mftlulc
opolia.
~ u. y. NcrNc'on rclItc >or0nN !
Observation-Disclosures op til Gull
l%ln0bucrnc.
- Troi. z. ". Nec rciilc Sen000
Hlitcu tllbnac til Wluncapoll2 cttcr
uoQlc Cages @cieN hos Socob'on3
nor pan ~9Saihin2tpn Frolrlc ol hos
Vuit. Wlcanca Der / @ucn.
- y. Nj. {. ". TorcnlrQcI2 $40
mite I'll al luhinmIc ct tfono I'll Nr
bclbci blnIot Solbotcrnc hnr ijfrct
liz oct iorneouc 9lntoI Nlltomobllcr
lcr Ell Rumhrclic Oct GCcorob I'll
Itehcrbc 2iitritt / SuRcuH &ntcrc~lr
Sor5bnN / bcnmc lllc.
Wcluiu ,<ohuicu, a. @roccru
iirmnct Nnlppriun x %ohn'on blcp /
Srnbaa2 ratcpirt I'll Ntli3 Trurcc2
WocHcnnoIoa. Gattcr al Nir on
Mr3. i. Nt Ntuc Ncpuolh@, &icIlcn
lorcaif / Nrllhcu> Sotulorty Nlcrt
o0 iorrcttcbc& al Noitor MllCtt /
Hrrurr Al ocn rTrnrrit NuHllit
Gu ma Mnuo ira Mort No6o
rorllin NIonutcc cr 'olhcn ! Ironf
rig. NorulNrcuc, Ar. on Mrs. Gon
cpcr @cou@, ut 'orlchcu telcNroiNt
NtcIhinQ on. al Semen Nnu Ncnlla
uar ialbcl "ct'tc0a | GruntrI9" Den
2toc ?Iu0. 6ct uur alt. llnqc
NcoIlH hpcrucoc iiN %oorcu 1916 / ct
n Gnnabu& NcNlmCntcr,
Aunltmnlcr Nrnc Berger uilrl
ger / oiaic Sage citcr II Mars sra
pUr CT NcieQ / 9ccoroh, Non Dor
III / Mimcdpolla, ioct ban lInttcbc
biN ira Tcitfnitcn lioilc &lutcr Nr.
Berger bar tolct Ell Iioru Sunlllul
al inc NIuIrriCr mco bcrueb, ioa
han2 aanllc %cnntr her ION loo Nn
lcnninN I'll al lc nolct Al hans ~lrlcrc
&rbclber.
Amm0 Cnaruo o. Nuitrl
iomt l%ohn COLLECTION % Nuilrll. OF
rInoclll ira Grcncbpile, @i>.. men
MI bocnoc pco Nlcpo, niloloc iOol
Mauonl "Eoilcn" "a andre 0omIt
&cnncr / gctoroh ct %cioN. &c tom
ira C@liou, huor Sc no9lc Gage mar
bcioat SlWGtnlnNc "a pcutcOc M ct
Ear Sage at illtrUoc SlIbuQcrciicu
til @ittouim. e Qior0c (urcn /
i'm NutompbjI.
Otto Stccu ira &&ohoo. N}cbra
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-11
Naoctunnrpnclie.

Salpor Steenerion al Winneiota
bar uoupunt Sbcooore 81. Soloobl
al NoIenlt I'll Weit Toint aria6-
ifolc. San pil toae lin Grnmen /
Morta. Supolcantcr cr Ioolpb
ScrNhlrmb al @arron0 og Sialro
i. Nnhcrion al Sollocf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-11
M%putbcfcr 2amrit, Gb%ritenlen,

@olomin, Wi5., er aigaact peo d.
belt Der. 80 Mar gonnlel. gpotbc,
fer Gbriitenlcn bar / lin Sio b..
lat / Chicago, hnor bon hopoe malls
&c Tencnr. Son orcp 9lpotbef paa
@eit Nortb Nperuc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-11
~Sorbuoslopen
traaot ifratt.

N&aihunQton soc Scpt. Siluirf
nina al Nhlitn OF ANDRE Spirituoin
oph0rcr / belle Sonbct Nl. If / Nat,
oo Iorbuo@tluuiulcn / Eropinnttou.
trolIoucu trW0cr itrn't.
Milllluncr @uibci> Al Horl
CQroiuD. iom oilers uiI0c bli on.
pcu0t til {ilpirtninl Al hcruicnoc
Srittc. nil 0crpco tmnnc lparc1 til
Nrrl lom HGunct@uiNlcr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-11
Ncrmnu Nnllnno, Sen al Trt

Nf ~ flNl.
Sohn q. NolInno / Sarge, Y. :,
or / 0i2ic Gage b%iclnuc pon ct fort
"r'eN. llnAc MnIlollo err Nunorif
Sc Norcnc0c Stotsr@ Srlod5iloa
Nr % NIor ior liNcn Sicucitc poa
en- S~orp2oolnlcr I Subnorinc 80.
ntn. hpor ocn bar iii SpQaur AZ
hc'tnttc NonocI2itibc moo Sc tpitc
unotrpnnOnboabc Ncrnuan Sal,
Iunn. ser cr loot / Ninaboro. bor
dlcnlicm9aoct S~ictrilaitolcn Nm
Nopoll@ ~ CT uocrnmiucrct 0erirc.
SlollNcrc houoc ban irctpcuttrct
Nar9o Nolitolc % 9llerbuu1aifo
len.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-11
Niurtbnb! Git. anptcin :

Niortonh! GIFT. aaptein z. =.
Nlortb0ohl Al ocn norifc Nmcrifa,
llnlr l%lotrnnOtc iorlcocu / SG1tc-
'tnb nco Irf. Gleouoro Shunla ira
S%ronoblcm. TiclIcn iorcoif / Dor
Nrcllera aIrfc / %cnrp Ct, Nroof
I'm, "a ~llofertc@ al Eoitor Stcncr
<llrmo. SiIilc0c ion &ioncr par
"rlIocna Tur @cucraIfpnilil
Shnnl@ og @cncroIfonIul Hopn.
Farrct o0tcr citer 6orIuocnoc at
tolTttc iiN / Norac.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-11

jeg git poa @aoen oerrebe, / al
min nsitrale &erligbcb % aprpu.
lei,ce. De bapoe oct onot oerteoe.
n9rre emo oct pprite iea bapoc
rrre'tluet mig. Men oe bill boIoe
10, til De iesner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-11

Tr. Nanien oil fomlne iii 9roof.
Inn Ssroag ocn 15oe September
ior at boloe ct Toreorag for fine
2onbsmpno ON "Noree5 Stining
un6er ari9en", oplpier "Horoiif
Si0en0e".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-11
Mnc Mc0icmuncr. Tnn rt mi

"Ht IVVUIVWTHFr. VN0 CI llOIl0
rtholNt Mooc al &orporotionrn Tor
lutheran %a0ic>' seminary / Meo
Nina optoNca ielgcnoc me Mco.
lentmcr; u. !. s. Sobl; Yrpi.
\. " %oc; Gr, Sobn @rnuruo al
Nfinnciotu Stotalwipcriitct; Toit.
y 4. %crG2icnL Seattle; TaItor 6.
NocI, Solo @i3.; Eoitor Is. Z.
gee; Foitor =. 2. Mclono; Or.
:, u. llIuin ~ u. s.. Nncn al
S}co @inN. StolGn pclltcr itor
eAnlnA / set fommcnoc Sfolc.
aar tro62 &rilcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-11
Tarme /
NcO NtDer Salen.

@il on blipe interesierct / aisb of en-
,Sdrnl hpts pt Tan bepiie for big, at ct
Iars Ipllilg til De mlpUrcnbe Sri1er /
%lrtell9beoen oil betalc for Sarmen?
VI bar nogle fan pppprfeDc Sur1nc / set
lnbsltlt9c Sisrnc nf Nprtb Snfotd, mcb
900 tort Wuloioro, nGr Sfpler % airfer
o9 Wfarfeb. / ct blomitrenoe norlt Settlez
lnert. Stsle Sarme bill probucere ulc
SlagS Storm, Mais, aleper % Sufulfa /
,tore aonttiteter. SiSie Sarme eieS al
Us: Teo at banblc meb ps, sier on bi@
rette 0nnoel meb giernc % life nrco el
Tgent, oerpcb inbipnrenoe fra So iii
$1,000 pr. Ncre. aieb M mebens 0arz
Oct er ldp Yris. og Drag Dig giDtte of
Den Sti9uina, iom "iiftert tonmcr. Spr
Frl'er og betnljereoe Splnsnin9er tilItrip
M. G.. MYHRE,
NAnvvo0AA nj D-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-11
Vorrona.Krcni

Faitor =. 2. Wee, Slater. Sa.,
bar reiiencret ira fine Wenisbeoer
Tor at ontage bet til ham uoiteote
aaIo ira Sanion, Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-11
Mr. % Wrs. Sbcu. StraIs, bo

lat | Comm Of Oscar, Otter Sail
90, Wirn., icirct iorIcorn Ssn-
oog it 40 Mars Sllbilrmm Iont
seNtcloIt, Gu itor Stare Slugt
hinge o9 &cumer mofanot ia Tor
at 0rotlllcrc nco Gngcn % mcN
brnNtc nlnltNe uafrc o. f"pitborc
Wapcr ionI MinOc ON ocnne Ia0.
Wr. % Mra. Stroia blcp oiitc /
Nnr0c % tom til otter Soil 50.
Tor 80 Mar ii0cn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-11
Srnnup.

Srnlup. Miia Gliucr @arIoc.
Cater al Gr. % Mrs, Shoma>
@arIoc i Chicago. inS1oar Srcoag
Su libc september 9Ggtcifab
mco Srscnier SARAH Chou. Sen
al Scrnpcrfacier ariiiinu Glen.
Gibaioa Or. Sensbcra. Norae. ri
ellen icrrcttcS / ~Srouohicnts Cont
.iirtc. Srplluppet iiaar hos geb.
~itemoberen, gntefui Smitb, Srono.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-11
Wprf / Spiifplen.

iuoisreS / Seiifolen / 8rnnb
SORTS, q. Cat, iaor. 8. 6. Col.
perIon er anIot iom 2prer / 5a.
get.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-11
Maene Weir.

SC Sorcncoe Statcr5 %cirbureon
rehhcIcr ielacfoe ON Tcirct | llaen.
fpm rconnbtc ocn Soc Sept:
Upper Mississippi Valley and
Plains States:
Generally lair weather AMI moder-
ate temperature are indicated for the
first half OF the week, followed by
somewhat warmer during the second
hall
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-11

ciial0s.-9iter Oh Seiliart %
- ailierl2 Srusts, alepers % Sares
Ipooos ydno inb I'll De more Snbilesr biulsere
ene at taes ,oometeao. Hils elpe!anb,
Ssnbn San, Ontario.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-11

Silialge.-Si bar noale 9oots
- fob paa 6armlano / Sols 50. ira $40
til SEQ p,. Acre. Sfoglare. COB Sorobuno,
nGr Suen. Sfrip lirar. Satten x Sanion.
Eequot, Otiun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-11

10000 Icres "lo9geo Of" 2ano
L tillal9s biuist. yette aibet0linsspils
faar. 40 geres euer mere. Strip eItsr
SpIpsninser. sseperbaeulsr Climber 80.
Tacoma, sSaih.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-11

- ilialas binist. - gncite 8eitaurnnt
onb. liulio Sn / Runtaua. Spscs
!iuhcb @rlun fur Snla. S~ilitrip NJ.
fare Of "Secorubs Soften, Secorah.
'Spipd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-11
%Iracr SslauS 4. 80,

Wrncrn! Wclicrn Nlcnts,
10 60. Dearborn ST., Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-11
Sprin0 @ropc.
ovii,r "SeraIs"J.

WfilS Wiprtle Wclbrooten CT
fcnnnet biem i9icn eiter at hare til
braNt Sommcricrien | billings,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-11

cnifcS.-1O Mano fan erbplbe
ltapi9t 9rbeioe peo Srapnlns Tor 9ieo'
lrauino AZ SrRueringsrer. rom eler ltrip
til Is. u. Neudno. Sooe. Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-11

cnjfcs.-Gn norif @ut meb 4
Nors gpelie / SorretninG enifer Ilapo.
SIAN 9ipe snbsialing. @ip esn pep Spar.
srrgpe Nausien, Sor POS, Sellers, Mtiun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-11

''SIN'pN oa'thSN iitNilNA'Nt
u Tlommer % sGblcr o. Nppel-
liner ~ nnocn Srugt. Ger inb-
fom 134 Miaiarb aicrner. Nj
risic blcp Ser uopunoct 100000
SEQ. Ole, brllgbar icr Margarin.
fabrication.
Nit Snotrpf al S~tiainacn2
llnttct oen banifc %eu. Solicit. oct
belle Golf ontrcnt 'bucrt encit,
Wennclte. ielu Sp9oberu peo
Wtors Nrnlt, %illtcr, liorr: % mani
&c DOR al llnbercrnGring. Dc I'M
ncrta'ttr Jig oc haarocitc Sapu. /
Waalcosuis pa Iarcpis, Tom llcp.
pc llogcn anbcn Natiou / Scroen
riloe prfrt eaer piIbc iirrort iig l..
Men SpIflnnb fan life iultes til
Nrco. Scrom nor &C ale eniac
sSpr Soloatcrnc pil Scr ditto uTrt
nof. % rigclig.
Mcn be ocrbiemmc, %eS &c, i
Spitlarb siuloc ieg life image
Tab. "a IA lea fom tilbasc iii
9~isbcnbapn, uGiter ifammet ics
mig oper al Waoen ics iaa; rent
i.poc ubcpcr siorhe Den 10. 81
lee ipres enonu ies Ter ginene,
@liffeue, Tom be fulste mig rtaar
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-07
Commercial Bulletin

Boston, April 6.-The Commercial
Bulletin will say tomorrow:s
The Boston wool market has been
at a standstill since Tuesday when
the trade voluntarily suspended all
business pending the needs of the fed
eral government in raw wool. Prior
to this action, speculation in secured
woods. upon the practical certainty of
war, had become excited and prices
advanced to 10 cents pound.
Greasy woods did not advance.
/ Buying in the west has practically
ceased. Manufacturers are we'll oc-
cupied on old contracts and fairly well
covered for wool.
Secured basis
Texas-Fine, 12 months, 1.20@1,75:
fine, eight months, 1.O5@l.1O.
California Northern, 1.15@1.2O:
middle county. 1.o5@11O; southern,
sO0s5.
Oregon-Eastern, No. 1 staple, 1,o5
mISo; eastern clothing, 11O61.15;
valley No. 1, 95@1.
Territory-Fine staple, 1.sOm1,35:
half blood combing. 1.2O@125; three
eighths blood combing, 1.O5@l.10: fine
clothing. ll5@1.2O: 50, fine. medium
clothing, Ito.
Pulled--Extra, 1.2o0le5: AA. 1.15@
l.20; A supers. 1.07@1.1O. $500
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-07

for the time being at least all inter
collegiate sport competition as a result
Of the declaration of war.
Jnasmuch as many Of the universe
ties here already announced discontin-
uance of athletic events in case of war.
Leonard Wood asking for his advice
in the matter, to which he sent the
following reply:
Tell young men to stick to their
government calls for meE. This it will
undoubtedly do when its plans are
announced. The most important serv-
ice men can render their country now
is to stay at their university and put
in all the time possible under q mill
tary instructor in preparing themselves
for probable service There is no rea-
son whatever for the men discontinue
ing their college work until the gov
eminent plans are definitely an
nonnced. Sincely yours,
LEONARD WOOD"
At the conclusion of today's confer
ence it was announced that military
training in the institutions represented
had received such an impetus through
the present national emergency that
most of the athletes were taking in
strnction to such an extent as to inter-
fere with intercollegiate competition.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-07
DUN'S REVIEW.

New York, April 6.-Dun's Review
tomorrow will say:
With the formal recognition of q
state of war generally discounted,
business proceeds without semblance
or disturbance, though with appreci-
alton of the economic changes that
must inevitably follow. Additional
stimulus to industrial activity is fore
Swallowed hy present and prospective
government requirements and for some
time preparations have been under
way to effect the necessary readiust-
ments in both production and prices.
The exact nature and extent of fed
eral financing is as yet undetermined.
but in banking circles the pending
needs are awaited with composure. as
funds have been prudently kept in a
liquid position and the nations none
tary resources are unequalled and
more skillfnlly organized. With such
solid facts in evidence, faith in the
future remains a conspicuous feature
and while there are elements of un-
certainty in the commercial situation
forward plans testify to sustained con-
fldence in the stability of the leading
markets. Many new enterprises have
been started and the domestic and ex-
port demand taxes the capacity of most
mills and factories with the full en-
ployment of labor and the further wage
advances tending to offset the extreme
cost of necessities. Weekly bank ex-
changes, 5,324,464, 649.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-07
MONTAnA's Ball | TEAM
STARTS otjTBBBR.hB&
With Nissen on Slab Promis-
ing Grew Of Recruits
Is Practicing.
GONZAGA Modified
Spokane Collegians Settle
Dispute With Varsity
Over Football.
GoNZAGA Modified
(ey r. T. Rocene.l

. q
The State University baseball team
il working out in the open every aft
ernoon this week, though, on account
of the "unprepared' condition of the
baseball diamond at the south end OF
the athle1c field. the nine has been
practicing on the gfidiron. A diamond
has been laid out on the grass turf at
the north end Of the gridiron, and the
infielders have a real big-league grass
diamond to work on, even though
1t is rather bumpy in spots. The var
sity, 50 called because the members Of
the team wear unies, meet the scrubs
unie-leas, In battle royal every after
noon. and the seemingly hopeless var
sity nine has surprised the downcast
faAs by showing class in the rough at
times. The infield might look a lot
worse, the outfield is fair while the
battery men show up well, even if
there is a lack of candidates with pre-
vious baseball experience Sir Hugh
Kent. who showed up well last year,
and Larry Jones work on the points
for the varsity. Larry is a good re-
ceiver, but can't hit. The infield in
preliminary workouts lines up with
Riordan at the initial cushion, Gosinan,
fast little infielder. on the keystone
sack. Slugger Sanderson at short,
which Isn't Sandy's position by long
way, with Loranger, substitute last
year. at third base, and showing up
surprisingly well, too. Ray Ricketts,
has been working out in the gardens,
but will probably get back into the
infield. while Fitzpatrick and Beebe
also look good as ly-chasers in the
diamond suburbs. Nissen does not
expect his team to make first-class
showing against the Muscovites next
week, as they have only had a few
days practice, and practically no
chance to develop teamwork Witt and
Peak work as a battery for the Scrubs
and will get n chance to work in the
conference games. @Nissen takes Il
turn on the slab himself every after
noon and serves 'em up both fast and
slow, and those who remember Jerry's
feat Off striking out II men ont of II
I'M four innings in Bitter Root val
ley league game last year, know that
the coach is no SLOUGH at pitching
when he tries to put something on the
ball.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-07
Market Quotations
STOCKS, BONDS METALS, GRAIN, LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Hogs-Receipts, $4,000. Weak, 20 to
% cents above yesterdays average.
Bulk, $l5.606159O; light, $4,000
15.9o; mixed, $15,30m16: heavy, s15.15
q 10; rough. sl5.15I15.3O; pigs, $11@
1870.
Cattle--Receipts. 1000. Steady. Ma
tive beef cattle. $9.25m13.15; stockers
and feeders, $7.15M9.90: cows and
heifers. $5.65Mll; calves. $9.25Ml3.75
Sheep Receipts, 5000. Strong
Wethers. $lo.5om1s; ewes, $91124O;
lambs, $ll.75GI15.50.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-07
McGraw's Salary.

John McGraw, veteran manager Of
the New York Giants. recently signed
a contract to manage the Giants for
a period Of five years for remn-
neration of $4,000 per year. the largest
salary ever paid a baseball leader or
player. A Texas baseball writer, after
the signing of the contract had been
announced, figured out how Jawn
spent his valuable time. figuring on n
daily wage of s137 and an hours work
at Si1.42. The result was as follows:
Slept from c o'clock until noon, $3.50;
shave and bath. $3.50; breakfast $3.50;
trip to bah park. sf.so; time ut game,
SSA.se; trip back to hotel. $3.50;
lounge before dinner, 1912; dinner,
xil.20. McGraw's time now is SO val
liable THAT he feels that he can't afford
waste more than few seconds ar
ing With umpires, because it will
him too much money.
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OMAHA LIVESTOCK

Hogs - Receipts, 5000. Higher
Heavy, s15.45n15.7O: light, $4,000
15.55; pigs, s12.5Om14.75; bulk of
sales. $15.35@15.5O.
Cattle-Receipts, 1900. Steady. Ma
tive steers, $9.5O@12.sO; cows and
heifers, $sm10.s5; western steers, $3.50
mll.5O; stockers and feeders, $6.75M
1923.
Sheep Receipts. 1900. Steady
Yearlings, s13m13.75: wethers, $11.5O@
l2.75; lambs, $14M15.25.
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Football Schedule Revised.

The Bruins football schedule has
been changed slightly, the misunder-
standing between Coach Nissen and
the Gonzaga management having been
cleared up, and Gonzaga will play here
on October 90, while the University of
Idaho has agreed TO a change in
dates previously announced and will
play in Missoula on THANKSGIVING
day. October q is at present the only
open date on the varsity schedule, and
as the eleven has three hard games on
three successive Saturdays before that
date, followed by four games in a row
in November. it Is likely that no at
tempt will be made to schedule a
game for the last Saturday in October,
The scheulde for the 1917 season is
better balanced than the cards for the
past two seasons have been, as last
year several hard games came too
closely together, while in 1915 the team
played three fast elevens in nine days,
and then was without a game for %
days, until the Pullman Farmers were
played.
the schedule is a big factor in the
success of 4 football team, and Coach
Ionestar Dietz of the Washington
State college, a sufferer from an i'm
proyident schedule last year, would
not consent to coach the w. S. c.
eleven for another season until he OBJ
tanned a promise that he would be
consulted when the schedule was ar
ranged.
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ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

Hogs-Receipts, 5000. Ten to 90
cents higher. Range, S149O@15.50;
bulk, $15.4O@15.4O.
Cattle Receipts. $500. Killers
steady. Steers, $5.5OM11.5O; cows and
heifers, $6M9; calves, steady, $5012
stockers and feeders steady, $4@9.50.
Sheep-Receipts, Steady. Lambs,
SSm14.50; Wethers, $6M12; ewes, $3.50
M11.25.
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A.r,,,y,s Cool
West Point Baseball Team
- Will Play Schedule.

West Point, N. " April 6.-Not-
withstanding the war declaration,
the army. baseball and athletic
teams will fnlfill their schedules,
unless, unable to find opponents.
it was announced tonight.
Harvard. which was to have
played baseball here April IS. can
called its game today and the
cadets are anxious to fiji the date
with another college. Williams
also cancelled next Wednesdays
game.
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GLAD TO LEARN OF IT

Coughs that follow La Grippe. or
any deep seated hacking cough, VIII
wear down the strongest man or wom-
an Il allowed to continues. G. Smith,
1921 18th St.. Augusta. Ga. writes: Il
got one Csc bottle Of Foley's Honey
and Tar and my cough and cold is
about well. was glad to learn OF a
great medicine like that" Missoula
Drug Co.-Adv.
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DAUGHTER IN Teka,sLe SHAPE

/ A. Mitchell. Ragdad, KY, writes:
My daughter was in terrible shape
with kidney trouble. got her to take
FOLEY Kidney Pills and she is COM
pletely cured" Foley Kidney pills
strengthen weak, deranged kidneys:
correct bladder troubles: stop rheu-
matte pains and backache: relieve sore
muscles and stiff joints. Missoula
Drug Co.-Adv,
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Bierman Viii STAY.

bernie Blerman will probably stay
Mt Butte high school for another foot
BAH season, anyway. as big Howard
Buck, former captain of the University
OF Wisconsin eleven, has been an
pointed coach Of the Carleton college
athletic teams to succeed Claude Hunt,
Buck and Bierman We're the most prom
inent of the numerous candidates for
the berth, which will be 4 difficult one
TO fill, as Hunt has had unusual sue
cess, having won four football and
three basketball titles in four years.
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EXHIBITION GAMES.

At st. Louis-St. Louis Nationals, 6;
st. Louis Americans, /.
At Des Moines-Chicago Nationals,
6; Des Moines, 4.
At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Americans,
0; Louisville, s.
At Manhattan, Kan.-New York
Nationals, :; Detroit Americans, I.
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RECRUIT At BASEBALL GAME.

Chicago, April 6.--Charles Weegh-
man, president of the Chicago Ma
tionals, today offered Captain w. A.
Moffett, commanding the Great Lakes
naval training station, the use of his
park for recruiting service during the
opening series. Captain Moffett ar
ranged to detail the station band and
a company of sailors to drill on the
game
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GERMANS REAssuRED.

Washington, April 6-German in
surance companies in the United
States We're assured today in proc
lamation by President Wilson that
their business would not be inter-
fered with in any way.