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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
SSNsH RTG1sTFR I'M RSRRTR SHOP
~ pole 100 West Eighth. mayl5'u.
OSo oT.-PURE CALIFORNIA WINES.
cC Max Keil's. 200 r. Fourth st. ml2-n.
TOR sALE-THREE HOTEL RANGES.
Il in perfect condition. Apply No. 5i9
orange 81 mayo-u'
LIAR DRESSING PARLoR WELL
IL equipped. doing good business d. s
A. Phone 5e24 may In
IGOR sALE-FIvE PAIRS WHITE KING
Il 1916 pigeons. Call d. a, prone
4256-J. 'uneo-9s.
EoR sALE-sINGLE CYLINDER MA
II rine engine. 1902 Lancaster avenue
juneo-at
NOR sALE-~MrLIINERY STORE, DOING
II good business, centrally located none
54lI.W. e.
UoR sALE-Two DESIRABLE BUILD.
Il ing los. Apply No. $50 NandeVef
Avenue. lune4.o OF.
NOR sALF-LcT NO. So. SECTION 2.
il Wilmington and Brandyuine cemetery
Apply No. 4e6 DUPONT Building may-o'l-'.
DARBFR SHOT. GOOD LOCATION.
ID good condition. Apply No; 100. West
Eighth street. iuneo -eod-im
Will SELL CHEAP. MOTORCYCLE,
w With side car. Harley Davidson
Apply No. 7oa ". Fifth St. june6-st.
rTloY PEOPLES. THE REAL SMALL
i kind Puppies Just right 70 take home.
Best breed. W. II. Foulkrod. No. 1908 w.
Third st. iune2i-tf.
C,LIGHTLY USED NEW HOME SEWING
-
ridce. Miller Bros. Co., Ninth and hlns
streets. c mayls'eod'lm
NOR sALE-CIGAR STORE, DOING
II good business: reason for selling. Ad-
dress $40, Evening Journal once.
NOR E-PROTECToGRAPH CHECK
Il writer. IN good condition. bargain.
Miller Bros Co., Ninth and King streets
iune6-3t.
NOR sALE-sToCK AND FIXTURES
Il Of well established grocery and provis-
ion store; immediate possession. Apply
John II Wardell, Twenty. fourth and Mar
ket streets. iune6-4t.
IGOR sALE-RosE PLANTS on OWN
IL roots and other bedding plants. William
II Vance florist, Concord avenue and Boule-
ward In market. McMahon's corner.
may '-u'
GAVE MONEY WHEN BUYING SINGER
- machines New, slightly used and
second hand machines SO and up, Phone
25 OIL. W. II. CarroW, Singer Shop. No.
627 W. Fourth street ian<-n.
Tor sALE-MoToRBoAT. 81 FEET BY
II feet inch beam. ? cylinder, 4 cycle.
I 5 horsepower. equipments complete. Apply
Saturday or Sunday. rear Of city crematory,
or No 3ie Sixth Ave. iune2-7t,
XXTALL PAPERS AT LOWEST PRICES
w Jones & Hollett, formerly No. 42t
Shipiey street. New location. No. 407 Ship.
ley street. Wall papers and wall decora-
tors. Estimates cheerfully given. Phone,
5o3s.J. mari-tf.
NXTALL PAPERS OF oUALITY-LoNG
W experience in theory and practice.
Fine work AZ right prices. Rosin and Bro,
No. All Shpley St., next to corner Of Fifth.
fhone, llso'J.. mayl' I'm.
IGOR sALE-HORsE, SEVEN YEARS
IL OLD, work in all harness, good locker
and excellent driver; weight 1900. L. b
Leach, Roselle. Del. Phone, 4sT5-M.
!une4-ot.
EoR sALE-NINE GOOD USEFUL
IL horses will suit any business; prices.
S35 to $3.50. trial given. Corner Clayton
and Linden streets. Take South Harrison
street car. Fourth and Market streets.
E7oR sALE-vERY NICE HOUSE. II
II rooms. strictly up to.date; best location
! in city. 1909 Washington street. opposite
park. Apply Ellwood S7uder IVA Wash.
ington or n. E. Cor 9th and Orange.
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HELP wANrED-FEMALE.


Neutrality-suspicious.. APPLY no.
w i2 East Fourth ST. iunee.ef
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sXTANTED-YoTiNG MAN. APPLY NEW
~ Castle Cigar Co. Ninth and Walnut
sts iune52t.
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BASEBALL CHANCES
National League.

National League.
Boston at St. Louis. clear
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, rain.
New York at Cincinnati, cloudy.
Philadelphia at Chicago, clear.
American League.
Chicago at Washington, rain.
st. Louis at Philadelphia, cloudy.
Detroit at Boston, clear.
Cleveland at New York, clear.
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EOR sALE-FIvE PAIRS WHITE KING
Il 1916 pigeons. Call d. pnone
4256-J. iuneo'st.
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NOR sALE-sINGLE CYLINDER MA
II rine engine. 1902 Lancaster avenue.
iune5-3t
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LIAR DRESSING PARLOR. WELL
IL equipped. doing good business ID.
A. Phone SOFA. mayz1-lm'
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---->>--->r~--~--'
TITANTED-BARBER AT ONCE REED s.
~ No. East Third 81. irnef.3t.
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TOR sALE-THREE HOTEL RANGES.
IL in perfect condition. Apply No. 5i9
Orange St. may5-tf.
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cpprrF1cAqE OF DESIGNATION.


STETE on DELAWARE. OFFICE oF
- SECRETARY OF STATE.
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION
To All 10 Whom These Presents May Cons,
Greeting;
duly authenticated record Of the proceedings
for the voluntary dissolution thereof, by tho
consent Of all the stockholders deposited IN
my Office. the Smith Bros, Incorporated,
a corporation Of this State, whose principal
Office is situated az No. z w. Tenth street in
the city Of Wilmington, county OF New Cas-
ire, state OF Delaware, Corporation
Trust Company Of America, being agent
therein, and in charge thereof upon
whom process may be served has complied
with the requirements Of the Corporation
Laws OF the State Of Delaware, as contained
in 1918. Section 1 10 2l0l, Section 1877,
Chapter IS Of the Revised Statutes OF 1915,
as amended preliminary TO the issuing OF
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
Now. therefore ]. Everett c. johnson.
Secretary Of State. OF the State Of Delaware.
do hereby certify that the said corporation
did on the fourth day OF June, A. ID.
1917. file in the Office duly executed and
attested consent. in writing, to the dissolution
OF said corporation, executed by an the
stockholders thereof which said consent and
the records Of the proceedings aforesaid are
now on file in my said ofice, as provided
IN TESTIMONY
WHEREOF, /
have hereunto
10 set my hand and
- OFFICIAL SEAL official seal a.
Secretary's once Dover this 4th
1855 Delaware 1873 day Of June. in
1911 tho year OF our
Lord. one thou
Band, nine hun
bred and seven
teen.
a., EVERETT O.; Johnson,
iune6-1t. Secretary Of State.
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MOVING ANp HAULING.

MOVING AND HAULING BY AUTO.
Nl Phone 1878. d. 6 A. iune2.1m.
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NXTANTED=YoUNo LADY srENoe-
W. rapher and hookkeoper salary $40
per week. Apply n o. Box o6s iune4.3 g.
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V1TANTED FOR THE PANAMA CANAL,
w. machinists. must be experienced on
general all.round outside marine repairs,
zoe an hour Also boiiermakers. expert
encod on marine work. 67c hour Riveters.
experienced on ship or oilfight tank work
e4c hour. shnftters Toe hour. Ship
Wrifhts &c hour. ratternmakers, 76o hour
Blacksmiths. experienced IN operating holt
and forging machine. 900 hour Acetyleno
velders and operators 64c hour. Only thor
ourhly experienced men need apriy. no
helpers wanted. Must he American citizens
(hnal papcrsl physically sound Free
Steamship transportation from New York.
Cali old Federal Bldg. Sixth and King SITS,
Wilmington. junc6lt.
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A MBlrTOus WOMAN CAN MAKE
"A valuable business connection with tho
publishers Of The Book Of knowledge This
Is not nn ordinary selling proposition but
an exceptional opportunity TO represent n
nationally known educational system and
earn a liberal income. Natural business
ability, not necessarily business experience.
Is the principal requirement Applicants
give references IN applying Address Pub.
Usher The Book Of Knowledge Donekla
Building Eleventh and Market SITS, Phnadel-
phia Pa. mayi6.wed m g.
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT.


/ TNFURNISHED TWO-ROOM APART
- ments at 6i8 Washington street Apply
2l6 Market street. iune5-5t
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NWANTED-TWO OR THREE FUR
" nished rooms for light housekeeping
Address WIZ. Evening Journal once.
iune43t
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-05
GET TRAITORS" SAYS JUDGE;
LEAGUE DENOUNCES MAYOR

Chicago, Sept. TN swearing In the
federal grand jury for September to-
day.. Judge Evans indicated that in
dictmcnts may ne returned against
persons in connection with anti-war
agitation. In addressing the jury
Judge Evans said:
The work of federal grand jurics 10
Of utmost importance. especially ut this
tinc.
I'm this locality and vicirity there
is especial work for you. The people
look 10 you to return indictments
against persons who are traitOrops to
the. government. or who are untrue or
false to their country.
1--WE expect you to net fea eariessly and
coura Geously."
Action against william Hale
Thompson. mayor. Of Chicago. waa
asked OF state and federal authorities
| in resolutions adopted at n, meeting
late today OF sub committee Of tn
executive committee Of the Sationa
Security league. Tho resolution
says:
I'm our opinion ne (the mayorA In
disloyal cittsen. In our oplnlou IN hl
words aAA actioas since, the. outbrea
II OF the War no has aAhsraA 70 the en-
mics e. Ms. cesn&sv- olvine theW q
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-05
LOYALTY TO AMERICA
Is PLEDGED BY BAR
Association Passes Resoln-
tions at Annual Meeting,

Saratoga Springs, N. Y, Sent. 49,
The American Bar association ~ the
opening OF it's annual meeting, here
today deferred all other business until
1t had adopted by unanimous RISING
vote resolutions expressing approval
OF vigorous prosecution Of the war
and had set In motion plans designetl
to marshal to the AID Of the country
lawyers who IRE members OF national.
state or local associations,
The resolutions, which were offered
by Elihu Root. were adopted AMID
scenes of enthusiasm.
The association recorded ita abso.
lutte and unqualified loyaltS, to, 1ha
government, Expressed its belief that
tho future freedosn aad security oe tho
country depend ON the ,dete9k ogs Ger.
many. urged the most vigorous pos.
sihle prosecution of the vafs eSaeeo14
the plan to send Ames1ean tyoep,h
however raised, to Europe aA4 ee9c
demned as pro-0erman ~ attempts,
In and ont of. conssssa ~ ha1AAe ana
emhnsrass the cassyint tQR 6A3n war
under. whatever cover ~ pae@la a
technicality. such attsuR1s+ ~ .HAlnlf
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-05
Gerard to Speak
at TheQter Here
Friday Eueni1g
Former Ambassador Agrees
to Deliver Address
in MissOula.

That James W. Gerard, forr,c- am
bassador to Germany. will speak in
Missonla on Friday. September Z. was
the news received yesterday In . telc-
gram received from Mr.. Gerard at
Hamilton to \. l.. stone, president OF
the chamber of commerce.
The telegram came MS an answer 10
the request made by n committee Of
Missoula men last week that the for
mer amha ssador deliver an address,
here.
Tic committee in charge has ar.
ranged that Mr.. Eerad shall speak in
the Missoula theater at s o'clock OH
Friday night. and n special committee
has also been appointed for his enter
tainment. with Attorney W. L.. Murphy
as chairman.
In his address Mr.. Gerard will dis
cuss the true meanings of the words
..militarism" and "Pr,,ssianism.' III
is acknowledged to be the best au'
thorty on present German conditions
and attitudes in the United states.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-05
DROPS
GANG. ! BROKEN R
Arrest of Two More Suspects
Last Night Cleans Slate,
Officers Think.

The arrest last night Of two more
alleged "knockout drops robbers broke
UP. city and county police officers bc-
licve. n gang which has been WORKING
In Missouln for weeks Nine suspects
are now in Jail.
The 100000 paid out by tho forest
service during August to 1000 fire
fighters hero Is probably the booty for
which tho supposed gang has been
working Its deadly combination OF
hoozc and choral. From cheap saloons
throughout the city. whore money has
been spent lavishly since tho fires
abatcd, dozens Of reports of knock
ont stlr0ra'' rohhericr hNvc connc~ city
and county officers have united on the
case and have collected evidence which
In said definitely to implicate several
Of the nine men now held.
Store Here. Sold Drug.
a local drug store. the name of
which the officers refuse to divulge
sold, the chloral which IL to he "E:N :
hibit A" In the case Of the two men
arrested yesterday.
Three "causht With ceods.'
Fairly yesterday morning a man
Deputy Sheriff William Coffcy with
a full vial OF tho "kayo" In his pos.
session.
Tho, important arrest Of the weel
was made last night when Dcput.
Coffey and Patrolman William Moore
locked up two men whom the deputy
caught In the net of buying chloral a'
local drug store. the name of which
the sheriffs office refused to reveal.
Coffey trailcd the alleged crooks tt
The drug store. lie entered unobservcd
and hid while the purchase was made
Officer Moore was called and the mon
were followed to West Front street
where they were arrested.
These men were taken before they
had time to throw the bottles away
which Is believed to have been ih'
case In the former arrests.
Gang Works in Trios.
According to observations made b,
the county officers, the gang does 1t
work in trios: two men enter thu
saloon after selecting the victim. am
hdmihister tho 'drops." while tn
third. known in police circles as tn
pigeon" stays on the sidewalk AM
Keeps lookout for officers.
1t In believed ut the county Jail tina
one of the pigeons" has already bee
arrested. ms he had been noticed sew
oral times standing outside of Wes
Front street saloons. and cvidcntl
warning someone inside at the an
preach Of policemen.
Chloral IL the basic drug in tn
Famous German gas now being use
effectively In the trenches.
These MissOula crimes may be con
nected, it IL thought. with Il recer
case In Great Falls. where a. man wa
found dead from the effects 4
lchlOral.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-05

and comfort. which the constitution OF
the United States declares to be
treason"
hanged in esfisy.
Traffic was blocked tonight on
Michigan boulevard by n large crowd
and scores OF automobiles which
gathered around an effigy Of Mayor
William Halo Thompson, hanged to n
lamp post on an island Of safety at
the Randolph street crossing. \ pla.
card pinned To tho lnannlkin bore tho
inScrintion: .44
"Sic sempcr big Dillibus.
"Ncterans Of forcign wars
The effigy apparently waa strung
up by members Of the military or.
ganisation. who passed In IN. auto
mobile. The police cut down the Ct.
figy. No arrests were made.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-05
Northwestern Farmers
Ask 1920 Wheat Price

Spokane. Sept. +.-Arrangements for
a conference with NJ. H. Houser. fed.
eral grain commissioners for the north
west. at Portland Friday were made
at a meeting Of about 100 wheat grow.
crs Of eastern Washington and north.
ern Idaho held here today. They will
ask that Pacific northwest terminal
price OF 32.o0 a bushel for No. north.
ern wheat be fixed by the government
Tor the 1917 crop.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-05
LgET 70 aoAT-cAsF sHooT,..o HAWK AND
FLOOD PRIESTS CITY CATHOLIC CONVENTION

Kansas City. Sept. 4.---ln fun Indian
regalia. of waving feathers. Chici
Shooting Hawk and Chief Roaring
Flood were n splotch of vivid colo:
against the black and purple back
ground OF the vestments of 5000
church dignataries at the national con-
ventiOn Of the Federated Catholic So
cict!es at Kansas City.
Their cathedral is of logs III y
South Dakota reservation parish scv-,
cry member OF which IL Of lhdian
hlo0d
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-05

They brought the greetings of this.
one Of the most novel Catholic par
shes in all the empire Of that church.
to The representatives from Rome.
AS they bent to kiss the apostolic
ring of Most Reverend John Bonzano
personal representative of the rope 20
the convention. they gave, him the new
title OF Heap Big Medicine Man as
the envoy OF the power who for the In
!. dia1as- o. tats Il n agixh Rea seplaSsAs ths
supreme medicine man" in the old
1ndian beliefs.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-05
Anh- ar Propaganda
Caused Loss Of Rig
Defeat Was Expect(


N response to . request from
c. 3. Grsertisid, state commits.
missiens~ q publicity and asr;.
culture, that every city II The
state having :. population OF
over 1.sco send an, estimate Of
population 70 Helena, ths Mis-.
souia Chamber Of Commerce
has registered Misseuia a.
city Of te,2tA inhabitants.
Those figures were obtained
from. the recent government es.
t;mats. and also from consider.
alton OF the number Of men
registered Tor draft.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-05

billings, Sept. 4.-Rcpscsentativcs OF
% locals of the United Mine Workers
OF America. constituting the Montana
district, In conveutiou here today. ~.
ferrcd their demands upon MontGna
operators for the New York scale to
international organizers sent here to
attempt q settlement.
The New. York scale calls for three
cents q tom moro for coal mined un.
der the contracts system and 10 cents
day more Tor lab0rerA
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-05
German Raiders Again
Bombard English Coast

London, Sept. 5.--Anothcr air raid
on England has taken place. The
English c0ast was shellcd, as wei, as
the London district.
The official report Of the rnid says:
~ conSldcrahlc number of enemy
alrplanes crossed tho southeast coast
at II o'clock last (Tuesday) night ana
dropped bombs at n number OF places.
Some OF the machines reached the
dropped.
No reports OF damage have ye'
been received.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-05
High Profits Tax
Senators Beaten
in Three Tests
All Efforts of Radicals to In.
crease Levy Decisively
Defeated.

Washington, Sept. 4.-In rapid sue
cession today the senate bowled over
BY overwhelming majorities three more
proposals from the group OF senators
seeking to increase the levies on war
profits In the tax bill.
An amendment by Senator Hollis to
tax war profits only at higher rates,
hut to strike out the finance commit
tees new clause levying $42S.00o.ooo
additional on ordinary excess profits.
was rejected. 81 to II. Then, without
debate, one. by Senator LaFollette to
fix a flat rate 6f so per cent, designed
to raise not less than $500. .00o.60O on
war profits was beaten. 20 to Is. The
minimum flat rate proposal of 80 per
cent on the high tax group presented
By Senator Hollis was voted down. s.
to Is.
Committee Expects Victory.
Finance committee leaders are con.
fident that sthe bill when passed Will
stand substantially AS now written
providing. for a levy Of about onc-thirtt
ON war profits.
Senators Hollis and Kenyon today
/ led the discussion for the high taxes,
with senator Sinoot leading the de-
fensc Of the finance committees draft
Kenyon Scores Senate.
In bitter terms Senator Kenyon
scored the senate for voting down the
increases proposed. He spoke ol
| .trea sonable profits" and said made.
| quate conscripti0n of wealth and i'm.
position of Irritating consumption
taxes on the masses Of people woult
bc responsible for unpopularity of th'
hill.
senator SmOot attacked the Holli'
rlan to exempt normal but extremel!
large excess profits from taxntion. as
i sorting many millions OF ordinary cor
porntc earnings would escape taxation
by the proposal.
Piaht 20 increase Rates.
In the three votes today the higl
tax faction both gained and lost sup
Iportrrs. Senators Chamberlain. Mycr
aud Phelan voted to tax war profit
alone at higher rates and exempt or
dinary excess profits. Senator Kend
rick supported the final minimpm i
lper cent proposal of senator Holli
On the latter Senators BOrah an
Trammell voted with the majority bt
cause the bill contained a 60 per cel
maximum provision.
|. Tomorrow before the final vote Sci
} ators Hollis. Kenyon. Johnson OF c.
{ ifornia and others VIII propose, VA
/. ns increases IN tAe bilrs, .gradnAt
Sates.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-05
Germans Empty Belgium
Of Industrial Resources

Havre. Sept. 4.-Information reach.
ing the Belgian government from be-
yond the lines shows that what Is left
OF Belgian manufacturing machinery Is
being steadily staken out Of the coun-
try or destroyed. When the manager
of one factory protested. he was told
that orders from Berlin were to empty
BELGIUM OF its manufacturing re.
sources, the advices stated.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-05
Letter Carriers Would
Join Ranks Of A. p. Of L.

\ Dallas. Texas, Sept 4.-Resolutions
favoring affiliation with the American
Federation Of Labor were adopted to-
day by the National Association OF
Letter Carriers. which Is meeting in
biennial convention here.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-05
People of Triest Lack
Food, Letter Declares

Rome, Sept. 4.-Letters found on
Austrian prisoners depict a shocking
state Of affairs In Apstria, particularly
at Triest, where 1t Is said to be i'm
possible to purchase at any price oils.
rice. potatoes, sugar or coffee. There
In little meat on hand. The people Of
Triest are dying from lack of nutri-
tion.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-05

Washington. Sept. 4.-Thirteen mill
itants of the Women's party were ar
rested today when they attempted to
piclset the White House. The women
announced In advance that they had
enough volunteers to last all after.
noon, but after the police had escerted
away several groups OF banner bearers
the demonstration was abandoned.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-05
No Claims for Exenspti0n
in One Oregon District

Portland, Ore. Sept. 4.-The local
exemption board at Bend. Ore, today
notified the district exemption board
here that among all the young men in
DesChutes county examined under the
'selective war draft there are no claims
for exemption. no discharges from
army duty and no appeals to the dts
trict board.