The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-16
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1t had been a poor round. Yet. Or,
r.. r. Dodds came into the locker room
all smiles. He had lost "three down."
which no enthusiastic golfer likes to
do, yet he chuckled. -. 80
say. he exclaimed. that green
caddy is u corkcr.. l was counting up
my score at the ninth green and the
caddy was helping rue add. My part
ner was already on his way to the
clubh You made 49, said the
caddy. '0ee. you've got It all over
that other Eiiy. The best he could
do was Al. know an old fat guy
that has 1t over. both of you. though.
! caddied for him this morning and
he made ca"
Had l been able to get my gun.
would have shot the bear. and the
bear must have weighed at least zoo
pounds" said George 4. Riggs yes
terday, in tones of deep regret. Mr.
Riggs with party of land seekers.
was driving up the Blackfoot valley
between Clearwater al Ovando.
when halfway up steep NIL, where 1t
was not convenient to stop the auto
mobile and reach for a gun. there APP
pearcd a great black bear with two
cubs. After an instant of mutual In
spection. the huge mother stood upon
her hind feet and waved her front
paws at her babies. signalling them to
run. The three animals then disap-
peared in the brush, and the men in
the automobile failed OF their bear
story.
Because man shot mountain
sheep in Sanders county. which is for
hidden by the Montana game laws,
Deputy State Game Warden Tom Ev-
ahsa is exempted this week from
jury duty. Mr.. Evans was sum
moned to serve upon the jury in
the district court, but returned
to. Thompson Falls last evening to
represent the state In its prosecution
Of the man who. shot the sheep. Game
is pientiful in Sanders county," said
Mfr: Evans last evening. but it Is for
hidden game. The elk that were
brought from Yellowstone National
park seven or eight years ago have
multiplied until there must be. as many
as 100 ranging through the hills. as
We'll as a few mountain sheep. Since
the sheep has been shot, although un-
lawfully. l expect we shall have its
head mounted to place in the capitol
at Helena Mr.. Evans will not be
able to remain over to meet his broth
err; Congressman John NJ. Evans. who
expects to be in Missoula Wednesday
or Thursday Of this week.
Little Maud was taken upon an
automobile trip to Lolo Hot Springs.
The following day she handed to her
teacher a composition in which she
said: I'VE rode over miles of rolling
road think roads must be like
peoplc--the newer they are. the more
full OF creases and crinlSles and when
they get old, they are all wrink1ed too
When they are in the middle age, and
are hard and smooth, they are too
busy to be easily used. I saw letter
that mother. was writing to my aunt,
in which she said that Lolo canyon
was very picturesque. don't know
Just what she meant. I thought mother
could spell all the words, but she must
have meant to write picture aFkcw,
because the canyon is all twisted and
'askew aud II is pretty as picture.
+. Mozart Lucas. a well known mu.
stefan of Pctoshey. MissOnla and
Shanghai. saw Cicotte pitch his first
professional engagement. His father
was q. Michigan minister" said Lucas
yesterday, as he stood in front of The
Missoulian's score board and listened
to the one minute from the spot re.
turns Of the last worlds championship
game. The old gentleman did not take
very kindly to the baseball idea; IN
fact he disowned the boy. which. to
be sure, was less Of a financial than
family calamity. However, young
ticotte went on: | wonder what Pere
Cicotte thinks of him now"