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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29
Sir bic internirtcn 6cntIdcn Sec
lcntc.

Srau 9. aoltner BON glr. 1914,
Goofiie-StroBe, Occult Eoint, bat
ocn nDeutiben Gorrelpouocnten" cr.
iud1t, fir Oei iolgenocu gcitrGgc 81
Der Sonmlimg fir Die internirtcn
oelltihcn Sccleltc Ger e6cmaIigcn
0ompfcr u9Iedor" nG6ein" imO
bulgaria" 81 qliittircn. Cie Maml-
irbait beiinoet iiN I'M Gcteutious6cinI
5u @louccIter, gt.-SSy unO miro wo6r-
icbeinlih IN ocn ndc9iten Gogcn nod
Dem Sii0cu geionot merocn 3n Der
SanmIung ocr 6rau &oitncr bo6eu
Die 6olgen0en 6ei0etrogcu:
Iolter @esiteOt, Soc; Gbr. 90.
pers, 50c.; S. Binter 25c.; |oul
Gtro6clt 50c., SIR. Som6uro, soc, +;
90. @ieBmonn, 25c.; q. 9lein 25c. /;
SRI. Sicl, 25c.; war 6lorion 25c. !;
So. @u6onsfi 25c.; $. CONNER.
mcpcr, 25c.; ,S. aufinger, 25c.; 81,
Soros, t0c.; so. 6einer, Soc; gl0oIf
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@ofalomSfp, 25c.; Sobn Sopoter,
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50c.; Soc @}rait 25c.; Nlortin S.
Sui, 25c., SSfar &onslis, 10c.; SRI.
Smith, 25c; Sermonn 8roSfc, 25c.;
Gouroo Bauer, $t.00; 6ron5 See,
mann Soc; Stto Sepcr, SOC; Sri.
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SenrD geDer &C.; $. g9. SodIteot,
25c.; g4n. aomcmop, 25c.; $. @eO-
Iepp, 50c.; Wlor 0oGel, 25c.; @log
GjapliorD, 25c.; So6n Gierlci, 25c.
GboS. 9lodborn 25r.; 81. g9. @lod-
born Doc; s. Sooie. 25c.; Soco6
EolIinger, 50c.; Mar Seder, $500;
@alter 9iu0orf 50c.; @. Collin,
25c.; s. Sel5ner 25c. Z. @ellmonn
25c. !; giI6. Giicr, 5Oc.; 0licmoun
SOC; Sermonn Stormonn, 25c.; ".
Glein, 25c.; Ecter 5rib, 25c.; ASetcr
gea6rlno, 50c.; Sob. 9losel, 25c.; $.
s. Een6crg, Doc; @lor 3orncs, 25c.;
Sobn Sle5mcr Soc; 5uionnlcn
$30s5
6rou a0Ituer bat bon cincm N3its
glic0e ser @}ouniNoft cine aorte er.
6olten, in welbcm Der Shreibcr im
9lamcn Der nnocrcn iciuen Gnnf fiir
oic 0elonotcu $30.S5 nusOriidt Ges
gleihen iino oub &orten BON cinigcn
onocren Seelelltcn BORT cingctroiien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29
Der eonlmcrfnrIus bcaiuut.

Die 6ofultGtcn uno bic 3oelingc
Der Soumerfuric Der oSobnS sop.
fins llniperiitGt", 6cs nEcoboOp.
Wluiif Gonlerbotorirms" uno oeS
DMorDlono SSuItituts~ periommcln
iic6 bcutc 9lbeno IN Der @ilmon.Saae
oer llniocrItat 5u 0omemooO dli ci-
nem' infotmeIlen Gmpfange.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29
On s ,pei3e gS prt.

&is 4etrrsturger n1'6tien.3ei.
iung" iogte fiir5lih: uIio Auiierten
filbren ariea gcgen ben Stricg.~
Tieiinlnig. tief un0 iiumg geiagtl
90 fam man ald iagcn. $50
bungcre meincn Sun8er aus Goer,
tuie Gin rWiiiidcr Gberit iagtc
,.Nieiuc Gaicrne lit Don Sanbcrfcit &c.
I6ubcrt.~ Gocr mic jeucr gl6gcorD-
nctc. ais bic Duma OrrdenIdn0cr.
tobte. SD idJreie aegsn rem augencl-
uen SGrm.~ GOcr mic jencr iholf-
boite 9l6onncnt. nSdb Dcfampfe mel.
ncn Shmtpiium nit 0an 2cici Der
@ctersburger u@orleus3ciiung
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29
GlImlttirtcr g}ortrae.

Broielior 0Ralpb .. Q WRogoIiin
miro 6eute slbeno in Der SSo6ns Sop.
fms.llnioerIitdt gu Somewooo cmcn
Goriroo ii6er oos 96emo Gas foiier-
Iibe 9om" bolten. Ger @ortrog lit
irei iiir 0as EublitluH iuto miro IT,
lldtrirt lein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29

2Doia e. Yinlbanl 8
q c q c a Die Com
ponno 9eipcien. 5dl
lit an c I Il It { II
SSrduen : Mronibets
fen, llno bic Sler5tc
1ogtcn, itlj ionntc
pbnc cine Speratiull
fein SSnbr ldn9er
Ie6en. Dleiu Sat
te mioeticbte iicl
Der Operation nno
beitinute micb, SDs
oia g. ASinfbnnI'S
Q} q n . I n f11e Nnnis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29

Gin III 0cr s(nlaac Scr Baltimore
Nrid Gonlpano al scr ucrl0nacrtca
Nit9lenumeut StraEc aciinNcncS
l}otorrao nit Scr Qiceunmmner
tcii myroc nab Scy @c.isciiiaiiou III
Canton gebraht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29

Or. g2cIlinqton 500 Der hlnelibe
@eloio1c III gqoi6inatoM bat fir bic
len Sonlmcr cine g9o6mln0 an Der
NciIlcrStopu 9ooo, nabe ereea
Spring @oIIc0, eeuiet6et GoS @ous
iii @igcut5un 0eS @crrn 5ront Nl.
Gee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29

Qlus 0en iibrigcn YunOcs.Weffcr'
bcobodtuugs Stationen wurocn Die
folecnocn bohiten 3enpcrturcn Die
Inn s llbr gcltcrn gl6cuO bcrrldtclt
bcrihtct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29

gedorb. ISIS S3i50 20 S2750
,,alaaarb Wlator Np nl NnliiuIore', 0barie4s
Efgobc un0 Wh 9inb0lsg sgneunc
@ntcK, he pupludte 0ar, 1895 uu0 sSia
,MlarsEel W,ptilc Nn.," @arAaf laos no.
yinro Gbdtlta5GiraEe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29

&npierihniicoc uto Blanlbers
9ran cnbcri i75 xhamsSsetgaac, g. \ =.
4elepDoH; g0olie 1893.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29
9Soient 9liAudlfc.

tsbiptn II. eannele, Nedtspall Nulenir GoNs
belS vhnennricn 9erIonsredlic pluFDlaAh
1ruN WnionO
Chaplin NJ. NerguigM i6-liI gan NileHM
AZ idhriQc WrinhrnuN.
80. & u. n. Crmaf6, tii Continental NicA
Yrdfi8re icii 1872 erularclB ~ baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29

49, q. @NadclIorb & Co.. tig-2l 0bamhtf ~
0Daruier.c Nul0iHn
,,Teutlnie Hcncr.EerNdlrgnnnS. NeleniGalt", @uls
lioubr ulin VnltuutesGiraBe
.Bctldlsgnpcfllanilnic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ae
iclliMnf", Nalimorc GtraBe nuo GtipW
Gouic,Nneunc
,,MuUni Nuluynure &c. Of elufrpupl, Ncurn ".
yHurlicso glchct3f f9RoruNcr. iol iuJ N0unis
ncr rI Commerce Ynil0ina.
,cjefmnnin Nturr NcrNfrruuqS Wcifu'MAli',s
baltimore iulb Noribs&irnhe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29
lalriotiIdle aeier il 81. 4anIgIirdle.

IairiOtiidic 6cicr IN ct. YanlstirdIc,
@emdB ocm grluden Der 9fegie.
rltnqsbcamten miro Yoitor &old $.
Sdnob IN ser cp. ref. ct. EauIS-Sfir-
hc Gfc 8ruoouoD ituo FrattltroBc,
cine oeutlcbc patriotii@c Ercoi9t BON
fl bis t2 ll6r am Sountog N'orecll
boIten. Cert DER Breoigt' EIalm
115, Beers s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29

rcicn nn0 @eflilael3ildltcrcl.
GtifFm rHrnrr Co.. 2O5 gloro.pncufzlr mo
S60 Tcrb 0nusGir
The W,ener & 9tlneF Co.. S2 HlaQl @tnbs
0eulio0co Gnncn0eDhlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29
uNoes-0cpOrtcmcnt fir 2OnOiuirt0'
IdlnFt-gpctter-9Irc0m.
NrTidJt 6es N0ltimOrc MctterbNrc0MS

Der GcuhtiofeitSecbnIt Der 2uit
por So Rroacnt i'm 8 ll6r Morgens
uno ga 9Sro3cnt Inn s llbr gl6cnos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29
Tlnig
g9etteraMsEdJtcn.

Sir MarDlauo uno orH 0iIiritt
Columbia bcute @cipiifer ilno weIt-
lide g9moc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29

@aunatcriolien, &biireu, 6enlier-
ra6men. 2d0en. eic.
Sas. y. fgparr & Co., ii5ii7 9iio'6stoerid'
&lranc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29
Ocl6dftS. @rgwriler.
WlercnntiIe 9lscncg.
N. g. Inn & 60.
COZ oiO NarbIono qrlft @niIoIHa
92attondl.Bantcii

gfatlondl-Baften.
,,9be Go Tuun glntIonal Snnfa @uh. uilD
Grcicrs sGirnhc Sncoh lS. puuf, Nr0llptNH
GenrD .. Rchuc, NnfNtcr
,,GcrUn0 Wntnnul @nuf'', ABA @no'NrnaowaQs
Q9 @ gNnpner, Nafiirer
,geciteru Natlunut 8nnt", IA WUtot3ntdp ~igs
". WlarcL Naillrcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29

Erllii. .@ompnanien.

TcntIdc spor0cnf pnn galilmors". cuioms
uilb Aaliimorc'Gfrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29

oeale pcpUFt aH0 aFut GOmpeHn" IS eonib
@irabc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29
@taatg. .Wanfen.

!, ,rrmtldhc Wdut uuu Nnltimorr", Nnlilmprcs unh
NnnioabsGtrn6c 9tinun 9NcNcr 4rnHpclli
Scbn " enlber. @icc%rdIibcni; WcorAe "
Hana, AnIIlrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29

NDN5cff IlI uNIIIDW FuIF'. .
) 0oS Qroar9nlfn filr has Gpn8eri oes ftdoiis
Ybcn Ynrfr Srhcicrs utter 2eiilina oes Brol.
NanieI ScIcmdnit in oenl Clifton HorI" beuie
Nbcno bon 790 9is 10 u9r u % %Ile lolsl'
0Barfd gbc Rotb Of 8lorn" .. MooOs
Snberiirc al nRdhniono" .....,... .Ibonios
MicIoOcn aus sNdbeS IN GoDldn0" -. .9erbctt
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C5IuGcnSoIo r16e gtoeetcii eiorb Cher
' iScrir G6iparo d G,dicIoj
COLO oWhiiciaii nirob In tbe Sorret. permait
(6err HaDmnno iSelomann)
lupurid1c )bNpioob g{r. 6.........N 9. Nis5t
Iclcripiibe WobeliiieS:
n) nGbe Glud" "..........,.........5 5ii6er
b yIbe Whiic 9dr" "............S Sbel,
seefiionen aus ifoIiben @Ianiaiion.
Qic0crn Observation-Disclosures. Gonterno
Mlari1 lis. 9. ct GaoGlerle" ~. gSbnlou
,@inr GpunDeo Banner"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29

Giocnt1amS " ,cHtcn lno HGH0ler
Rlerre 6. Guaan RepaslD, 40 citeerlnoion
Girdbc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29

y. eaa Qaaas ca-, ada s0l 0loT0. 0'a0 "a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29
IlntcrboItnnas.g .gca,uciIcr.

.,Slppubromc"- -9auoeone uno gSdnoebiloer.
,8lcuria"- -9aubepne uno gganoclbilocr.
,3incr 0icw Yart" - &dglcb @pn5erie Auo
nnocrc 9iraiioncn.
oSaI s6ure" 1deIl9 GoH6crte itno aHoee
llnterbaIiuHgcI
Rioere llntcrbaltunqctl.
,,Gunnuupb Hari" Tdgllc gouocpelie,
&an5 mo dnoere llnterDaliunQen
npcrmdun'S Rart", NeIalr NUnb Id9ltW
@lanoeniuc Winlf ltno Tana.
oSDldjcitcr" - GdglicD G1turioncn pcr &an'
picr ,Nouilc".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29

@ei Ser @rotfommilIion..
aSSiir cine 3uiabbrotfortc miiiIen
Sic eincn 9fnSpeiS bo6eu."
q9'ee, nee oelu Ioiien &c monf
gScnn id Oesmcgeu ousiciuicIcn r..
Ioen ioll, paSidlt' id Iiebol CD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29

8citungen 3citidriitcn etc.
,aHe Baltimore 9icma NpnrnuNa, Mnbcri a
alepers ceimaitsihbrer. 227 galbrrt.@lr
Tclitldlc NilDlr nnO 3eitihriitcn.
NJ 0nnitfn, glr 900 HeAsQerlrqtcnG GtraBe.
9Sbotogrogb.
Nadlran Elm qbplpar0ph ran guxc,hnna
w. 40 sseit0ern0ion eitnhe
SSrie0b0fe.
Cat pnipN Vemclrtn. 9erlauQcrie Goiieum
Weemle qlue Aeerdbnibplabe lnlisg lOrh
pdbrenoer Nntnnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29
qSianolei6 @al ,bdile.


Giieuwaorel aller slft mo sui.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29

9iinno nToS glaitbs id, gn10iae
5rait mcin Grib lit aber onh DER
iAonIte bon Ocr 9olBen aDnlpogniel'
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-19
STEVENSVILLE STARTS
ON FOOTBALL SEASON
High School Squad Out
Nightly for Practice.

Stevensville, Sept. 1S.-tSpecial. =
Football as usual will be on the sports
program at the Stevensvile high
school this season. Every night the
SQUAD is ont getting preliminary prac-
tice and in few days tentative line
ups will be made and scrimmage work
will start Additional equipment. in
Guiding helmesx and shoulder pads. ar
rived this week. Principal Newton l..
Miller is coaching the team, and will
continue TO do so until October 3.
when he expects to be called to the
army under the CONSUMPTION.
The local school took up football in
1913. That year and 1914 saw them
win the Bitter Root valley champion
ship, and in 1915 they won the undis-
pnted championship of western Mon
1ana, defeating valley teams, Missoula
philipsburg. Deer Lodge and Amazon
,ia by decisive scores. They challenged
Rntte, but could not get a game.
In the spring of 1916 most of the
stars of the championship team grad
mated. and last fall the team of in
experienced young players could not
maintain the pace. This year the boys
are larger and more seasoned. They
hope To make q better showing, though
three good men will be missing. Cap
tain Harold Baird will attend school
in Missoula, Wesley Head has joined
The army. and Hubert Croughan did
not return to school.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-19
Ui1kind
Park Soldier Coodhyes
Must Be Said at Home.

Livingston. Sept. ls.-Relatives and
friends Of the men selected for service
In the National army are requested to
say the last gOOdbyes at home before
the departure Of the train that will
carry them to Camp Lewis for train
ing. September 20.
On the day the first contingent loft
there were so many sad scenes at the
station that the local board has issued
a request hat all goodbyes take place
before the men march to the station.
The local board announced the CO
men making up the second contingent
will leave in special. which will also
carry drafted men from Sweet Grass
and saltwater.
a farewell banquet was rendered the
Sammees tonight Among the men In
the contingent is Hugh G. Gruwell
banker of Wilsall and a Harvard grad
uate.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-19
==:f7775p:HOtel s. !. !.
War Not Hell at All for
Hotels.

Never since the Alaska Yukon en-,
in Seattle been as good as it is now.
This was the statement made yester-
day by Charles Maybury. chief clerk at
the Butler hotel in Seattle, who Is
registered at the Florence hotel.
Owing to the large numbers Of sol
diers at American Lake who come TO
Seattle when they get short fnrloughs,
the hotels have been kept busy. ac-
cording to Mr.. Maybury.
I'VE have been rushed ever since the
outbreak Of the war" Mr.. Mayhury
said last night Many of the Off
GERS stationed near Seattle stay at the
hotels. or course there IL a heavy
tourist trade on the coast this sum
mer."
Hotel Arrivals.
]. Gunior aud wife. Mrs. T. T.. Cope
and Charles Metz are registered a,
the Shepard hotel from St Tgnatins
Other arrivals yesterday at the
Shapard hotel include Dan Mahoney o,
Wallace and W. r. Gum of Butte.
Guests at the Palace yesterday in
chided Wallace NJ. Laybourn of Great
I, Falls. w. w. Caldwell and Wife of st
| 1gnatius. Mrs. +. II. Lee of st, lg-
! natius. James Swancy and wife OF st
ignatius. a. J. Darrah and wife OF
Butte. Jack Harmed and wife o
Longpre, Cab. and n. 7. Williamson
| OF st. lgnatius.
Among those registering NJ thu
Florence hotel yesterday were Mrs. Il
Dwight OF Perma; \. 4. Parmlcc o
Seattle. George J.. Dean of Superior
Mrs. r. r. Walsh of Helena, w +
| Brau,igam of Deer Lodge.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-19
Conclude Public Hearing
on Soldiers Insurance

Washington. Sept. lS-Public hear
ings on the soldiers and sailors in
snrance bill We're concluded today be-
fore the senate finance sub commit
tee with insurance men and others
suggesting various changes.
The section which makes optional
the taking of insurance by enlisted
men was vigorously assailed by
George r. Idle, president of the Home
Life Insurance company of New York
who asserted that it opened the doc,
for future pension legislation: was toe
vague, utterly nnsonnd in principle
and was class legislation.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-19
BITTER ROOT TOMATO
! GROWER HAS BIG CROP
Harry Raymond Of Stevens
vile Makes Money Off
a Of Small Patch.
REAPS 1900 POUNDS
Disposes Of Product at Aver
age Price of $40 Per
Hundredweight.
REAPS 1900 POUNDS

Stevensville. Sept. lS.-(Speciai.)--
That 1900 pounds of tomatoes can
be harvested from 10 rows 263 feet
long seems almost unbelievable. but
that is exactly what Harry Raymond.
who operates a truck farm here. ac-
complished this year. He has re-
ccived an average price of 10 cents per
pound. which testifies somewhat to the
quality of the crop. The earlier to-
matoes ripened on the vines. and the
later ones were picked and ripened UNI
der glass in Mr.. Raymond's dollhouse.
Earlier in the season the crop was es-
timated at 5000 pounds. and this was
considered unusual enough to excite a
great deal of comment Mr.. Raymond
grew his own tomato plants. set them
out and cultivated them, besides grow :
ing several other. vegetable. crops.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-19

uous ones latest picture. is to be shown
at the Empress theatcr next sunday,
Monday and Tuesday.
Violent excrtion, casually done.
marks this as it does all other Fair
banks pictures. Fairbanks has only
one American rival in activity and not
even the Great Strenuousncss has
much on the movie star. Tho accom-
panyng composite photograph illus
tratcs Fairbanks capacity for athletic
stunts. This little matter of 4 r.
foot flip from a balcony was trifle
to the actor. 1t was no ordinary.flip
either. as the picture shows. Instead
of turning over in the air. Fairbanks
turned sidewise. ALMOST doing aniearia
cartwheel and facinsNthe eamora.f&
stunts like this mark "Down tt
Earth and make It's coming an i'm
portant event.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-19
BANKS ADVANCE AID
FOR STATE FARMERS
Financial Assistance Extend
ed to Supply Seed.

Helena. Sept. l8.-MOntana counties
have handled the seed situation for
the season. Every farmer who wanted
or needed seed has been supplied
where he made known his wants to
county boards. When the season first
opened the state council of defense
considered the proposition of having
the state banks finance farmers who
were unable to get seed grain on their
own account. The subject was con
sidered one OF importance from war
standpoint.
When tie council met 1t was decided
to request the CO. operation of the va
rious county boards in the work. c,
D. Greenfield, secretary of the state
council, wrote each Of the county
boards and from replies received i,
was learned that action by the state
was unnecessary. Wherever funds
were needed they were cheerfnny adj
vanced by local banks at reasonable
rates Il, t4,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-19
Complete Examination Is
in Effort to Fill Quota

Sevcnty-five of the 200 men called
by the Missoula county selection
board to complete the draft quota
were examined yesterday. The board
did not announce the results of the
examination, except to say that physi-
cal disqualifcations were many and
that more men must be examined be-
fore the GO soldiers needed to complete
the quota Of PIT can be obtained. The
examination will continue today and
| erhapS tomorrow '''" "
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-19
Missoula County Receives
$2,286 Out of Auto Taxes

Helena. Sept. 1s.-Secretary of state
c. 7. Stewart has certified to State
Auditor Poland the table for the dis
tribution to the several counties OF
a5 per cent of the total net income
The money goes to the road funds and
aggregates $62,6l6. silver Bow ranks
first. Cascade second, Fergus third
Yellowstone fourth and Sheridan
county fifth in the number of antomo
biles owned.
Missoula county will receive $2,2SC
as her quota; Ravaili $l.13G; Mineral
$125: Powell. $6ae; Sanders $ia3. and
Flathead, $2O7n
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-19
Demanding More Sanitary
Handling Dairy Products

Helena. Sept. 1s.--More prompt and
sanitary delivery of milk, cream. but :
ter and other dairy products is de-
manded of common carriers operating
in Montana by the board of health of
Butte. the state board Of health and
the Montana Dairymen's association.
in complaint filed against the roads
with the Montana railroad commission.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-19
sss4A-s s~s.sH.-s nsss.s s,,s'
Havre Promoter Is Sold
to 0. H. p. Shelley, Helena

Havre, Sept. 1s.--A contract has
been filed in the office of the county
clerk and recorder here covering the
sale of the Havre Daily Promoter by
Maud r. Pierson to q. II. r. Shelley
Of Helena.
the Montana Progressive, and Progress
sive national committeeman. it is ru-
mored. may form a stock company for
the publication of the paper. himself
however, retaining Il controlling in
terest.
II is said to he his purpose at an
early date to enlarge the paper to eigh,
PAGES, with an Associated Press report
and the addition of n weekly edition.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-19
1.-THE Crimson Dove"
Here Today.

AS a minister In n rough mountain
community CARLYLE Blackwell encoun-
tiers varied woes in The Crimson
Dove" which is the headliner at the
Empress theater today and. tomorrow
OF course he wins out in his efforts ia
induce the wild men of the village To
church. butt not without losing the
good will of his parishonors and part
of his hide. June Elvidge plays oppo-
site Blackwell and adds greatly 10 his
troubles until the end.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-19
Woman's Life Is Saved
by Faulty Cartridges

Libby. Sept 1S.-Due to the fact that
four of the five cartridges fired at her
by Charles Dixon, at a mining camp
six miles south of Troy, failed to ex-
plode, Mrs r. r. Rynerson owes her
life The third shot fired exploded
but Mrs Ryncrson lodged as the trie-
ger was pulled and she was not injured
A dispute over money matters is al
legged to have been the cause of the al
tempt on the woman's life.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-19
VIII Appeal Custer Case
Against Custer Official

Helena, Sept. lathe custer case
against County Attorney Hunter al
Custer county, decided in his favor by
the district court az Miles City. viii
be appealed to the supreme court
stated Attorney General $. G. Ford
today.
Proceedings were instituted by the
attorney general against Hunter upon
the, grounds he had failed to enforce
the laws for the elimination of IN,
rcdli.ht district. n demurrer was in
terposed to the complaint and this was
sustained by Judge Hurley NJ Miles
CITY
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-19
Negro Is Third Victim of
&. N. Wreck Near Boulder

Helena. Sept. 1s.-The Great North.
ern wreck near Boulder. Friday
claimed its third victim today, when
Thomas H.. Parsons, colored. died at
BOULDER Of injuries received when the
dining car went into the ditch
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-19
Build Big Gypsum Plant
on Property Near Heath

Lewistown, Sept. 1S.-The United
States Gypsum company, the largest
concern in the world handling gyp-
sum, is going to put in a large plant
on its property near Heath next year.
and as a preliminary the Milwaukee
is now constructing a track from
Heath to the works.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-19
TO DELIVER BONDS SOON.

Washington, Sept. 1s.-Dclivery of
Liberty bonds to subscribers. Secre-
tary McAdoo announced today, will
begin September &c. The IL federal
banks VIII distribute the issue.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-19
Canadian Wants to Fight
in an American Regiment

Fred NJ. Parent. a Canadian. will
fight for Uncle Sam if.he goes to war.
He came in from his home In the
Moiese valley yesterday to secure citi-
zenship papers and intimated that he
might enlist. He is % years of age
and has lived in the United States
since 1912
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-19
Montana Veterinarian to
Report at Fort Russell

San Francisco. Sept. 1S.-Second
Lieutenant Morton Il. Knowles, vet
Urinary reserve corps, Fort William
Henry Harrison, Mont, will proceed to
Fort d. A. Russell. Wyo., for duty. I'M
der an army order Issued today by
western department. headquarters,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-09-19

Women made a rush on bargain
sales of inis at Cleveland, o., the
other day, with the mercury around
&c and steadily rising. Record sales
were announced by several stores.
Which took precautions against heat
prostrations at the fur counters.