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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-18
TROOP OF BOY SCOUTS GROWING RAPIDLY;
SUMMER CAMP PART OF PLAN FOR HEALTHFUI WORK
Purpose Of Activity Is Not Military, but De-
velopment Of Character in Clean, Active
Manner Through Organization.

On February s. the seventh ami
yersary of the organization Of the boy
scouts of America was celebrated all
over this country, the movement hav-
ing come over from Europe in 1910
1t had been in existence in Great Brit
ain and other European countries some
time before, but did not Take definite
form in the United States till in 1910
In the seven years OF it's existence 1t
has grown steadily. Till at the present
time over 100000 boys are registered
and 10000 scoutmasters are acting as
their leaders.
During the last wear local troop.
organized in Alissoula under the
auspices OF the Presbyterian church.
has grown TIL 1t now numbers 40
boys. divided into five patrols of eight
boys each. During the past week n
second group has been organized under
the auspices of the Methodist church.
and scouting can be said to have
basis
Boys Self Governing.
Meetings Of the troops are held
weekly, usually on Friday nights at
the churches under which they are
organized. These meetings are conduct
cd by the boys themselves and all dis
ciplinc is placed in the hands Of n
judicial committee. which includes the
patrol leaders, the elected officers and
the scoutmastcrs. Violations of the
scont codes are dealt with according
to the seriousness Of the offcnsc COM
mittcd.
At the meetings, subjects of general
interest to the boys are discussed.
Typical ones arc: First Aid to tho
Injured" Thrift and saving" "Thc
Effects of Alcohol and Tobacco on tho
Growing Boy" Lantern lectures or
lectures on subjects of interest and
value to the boys are occasionally
given.
Tho first meeting of each month is
usually turned into a social meeting,
where scout games are played and
OtHcF IOTinS Oh tIIlHScIIlc.l' IHuiipcu.
Go Into Woods.
When weather conditions permit. the
boys. .accompan ied 'by one OF the as
sistant scoutmastcrs, or the scou.mas-
ter himself take hikes into the woods,
cooking their own meals and living in
true scout fashion. 1t Is planned to
have a camp next summer for ore or
two weeks, where not only the boys,
but their parents, also, can enjoy a
brief stay in the woods.
Occasionally the boys are given
drills by f. S. Paxson. This drill is
not to train them for military work.
hut is simply to teach them to obey,
develop their carriage, and also to de-
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-18

velop them into all-around manhood
Any boy. IL years of age or over
may become boy scout by joining one
of these troops or by securing a man
to act as scoutmaster. and forming a
new troop. Troonsfare usually organ
boys clubs, public schools or other in
situations engaged In work for boys.
This insures a suitable meeting place,
proper support and permanency of the
troop. Under special circumstances.
where 1t Is impossible to make use OF
an institution. troops are sometimes
organized Independently under a com
petent scoutmastcr. All troops and
scouts must be registered at the ma
tional headquarters in New u rk city
before they can officially teconle
known as BOY scouts of America"
Patrol and Troop.
The scouts are organized into pa
eight boys. one Of whom becomes pa
troll leader and another assistant pa
troll leader. while a troop consists of
one or more patrols preferably four.
since n scoutmastcr can usually work
better with a small group Of boys than
with large one.
Every troop of scouts has, as a
leader. n man who is known as scout
master. He has as assistant scout
masters from one to five young men
who help to lead the troop. All of
these officers receive 4 commission
annually from the national council OF
the Boy Scouts OF America, upon the
recommendation of the troop commit
tee and the head OF the institution with
which the troop is connected. This
commission ccrtifics as to tho fitness
of the scoutmasters and gives them
authority to carry out tho boy scout
program in accordance with the Off
cial handbooks.
The assistant scoutmasters must be
at least Is years of age and the scout
master at least 81 years of age. They
charactc and their interest In work
with the boys. They attend all of
the meetings and outings OF the troop
and are responsible for the general
program and supervision OF the work
of the troop.
Troop Committee.
Each troop has a committee of three
to five men representing the orcaniza-
ton with which the troop is connected.
In the Presbyterian church this COM
mittee consists of DIR. J. n. Maclean,
DR.. Asa Willard and F. A. Roberts.
This committee recommends the Sc
lection of the scoutmaster to the ma
tional council and agrees to cooperate
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5rdt Yftdt fit st1as: 8loha9 5eu [. Gbrnr 1917.

@iltiq bis 3nnt 80. Snui 1917.
Yrdmitn>Sfftrtt.
Gin &oridlag at nniere Sren1ot.
oa es anmSsid 1T, ale 9itrhte nnb Counties bee staahs onrH
Meuenbe bearbiten At Iafen, ,mnFhn ur anf adhere yftHel snr snner
orSseren gerbreitnna nuiuvs 8lattes fnnsn urb mir fao 81 benz vnt
IHlnF scfonmen, anme9mbare Eramien fir meme Abonnenten, Die me
cimeeidift wer6en, ausaneken.
gr planen nidt bic @sramiahnns eints ioseaamnten Sontsaes,
ne er bi emsliden 3etnnsen a6lih III, ioaoera mir mouen onra MTG
sa6lmns elmer lberalen aommiHion Sreipidise anperben, bic Otnt BE-
iOmbere Mabe nno gnirensnna fd cine @ebeHrinnabme 81 berf@aFten
iuanIden.
3n bidem 3wedc uferieren mir fir ieben nenen Sabresabpnusatea
cine sommiiion pon $1IOO, cinem So1Iar. 9as Gcdsnhat Der
v5reie ge6e fit seras" fotet $500 per Sabr. Gesen GanienOnHs bon
$1O0 merben mir aMo oms Slat an irsenh cine nns anfsesebene aeae
Announcements More7e ldidem.
Slit 10 's ter cir: ggrtra yrduit uon $3.50 tn Sfar
6ir u 's t.. s;s: (g5ftra Yrdmit uol s3.H III Saar
Slit 70 ' ter :;ss ggrtra yrduit uon $500 III Bar
Slit p as t.. Il :;": (g5ytra Yrdmit uDn S6.G ID Slar
Slit mtbr als q a ter :;:: GGrtraprinit pon IS III Sfar
Slit uatbr als 80 as t.. s;n: GGrtrgrdnnit upn s16in Si1t
Der gort6tas lit eiufad as Ssrfaasr6 senns. Yer slsta
nenen abonnenten Der sr 3mt uht 2der Der rJreie 3ret1 II,
seunnt, foaeftert $500, erbGlt, rep. bebalt babon einen Collar sanb
iddt oem am6erem Dollar NIT Der senauen More1e bs gefeaets sa.
Nnferbem tebt aber audi nod cine Ggra gramie in gmsf4t falls Bite
3abl bon sebn Nbounenten ober oaraber erreidt mro. Die Ggra'$rds
me ienbem mir ben basn geredtisten bon nnierer Office ans brett
Die bnr gemadte Cferte lit fit ieben int mriteM @eGete beg Stnd-
tee offem. Seber famn fd oaran beei(isen. gMr bieten MIR 8aarprtAe
IN, neil glb immer idnen gSert hat mno Sober oafmr amIdafen xn6
famen fam, mas CT geraSe brandt.
sae, bic bon bieier Dffrte eebran@ MAIDEN nns inter ben obtn 81.
ielten 8ebinsnmgen Nbonnentem fit bic rGree Hrefe far Seras" Ism.
nneln woaen, Io sebdru, fd NIT ms mnber5nslid in gerbnSnns -
ieten, bamit mir linen ehnaigc seuanldte amsfubrHMere ausfant e..
teasn fOnnen. Die lmianns set ben gefelern brett bn nnkrer Of
rice sa. 1ieie cierte bat MIR Galisfet bis gum 80. SSnni 1917.
yTreit YrtGt fit SeraS".
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amerifaniiden 9eutiden. Mit benz
grobartigen. aber nur in 0elltlf)=
lono porbanoenen @eoanfen zines
gel9lolienen unb ieeliid) 5uiammen-
fKngenben Deutidamerifanertltms,
bos lid bon Der @ilbelmitraBe in
Berlin beeinfluiien uno leiten lieBe,
Jet es auf etpig porbei. Matiirlid!
oenn oiele geeinfluiiune lit 1ie ge-
meien. % plappert ct audi oas
alte Wardyen nod, oas immer ber=
poraebolt miro, tpenn bic 8eeinflri=
flung Ser omerifaniid,en Breiie ourh
England GUT 5u bel1tlib gum gor=
1hein fornmt. @as an bieiem Mar-
den lit, has fo0te bo6 Die "Neue
3iir6er 3eitung" 10 gut wiiien tpie
mir, urb bus in 8erbinoung NIT Der
gebauptllng. oas 0eutihe gfei6 tper,
De burf feline STRENGTHENING inn
8ergleide gu Ser Der Mqiierterl
Iblimm bela1tet, batte oo9 Ole 3iir-
d)erin iiber bie 8laubpiiroigfeit If
res @emabrsmannes itusig MAIDEN
iollen. @ber enttpeoer tpeib iie ielber
nidts iiber onlerifaniide @erbdlt=
niiie ober iie mil nihts miiien unb
bat bas 3ellg bosauiaig peroffent=
libt. Sbre gauge SaItung pdbrero
oieies arieges legt ei11em ben @e=
banfen iebr nape. SIM einen mie i'm
ol1oern Saa lit oie 2eitlng Der GET
tung Ser 2iige iduloig, obne mil
oernoe ltmItdnoe. @artm lelen bie
Serren feline ser beutiben 3eitrn=
gen unferes Hatoes? @iiien tie
ni6ts bon uns, ooer Dolen tie
ni1ts BON uns iuiiien? Muf feinen
6aa lit es Ser @iirbe ether 3ei=
tung ansemeiien, iold' ungereimtes
3e1ig pie bieie abbanolung iiber
Sos gnoe Ser oeutid}amerifani=
iden Sbee" als ernitbaft SIT berof.
fentliben. 9amit iteat bie Sdrifts
leitung ibrer @abrbeitsliebe gerabe
fein giittitiaes 3eug,tis aus unb
beleioigt Ole 2eler Der 3eitung. 0as
lit eines Mannes un6 freien Sdtpei=
gers nntpiiroig! Son ieinem Stam=
mesgefiibl gar niht 81 reben oenn
oas fdeint Der SEER nift gu BE-
iiten. @enn er iid ielbit nid)t
id1mt, mir i6dmen ms in feline
Seele binein. @eltl. Yo1t.
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@arnter Sotel. SO. 90. @ann, III
0ufota StraBe> lit Der Gigentiimer
bes anoern Mutomobils> eirer funt-
iisigen Maldine, oie bonn 700 Blod
ser OIt . Souiton StroBe entfiibrt
tpur6e.
gei elmer bon ser Holt5ei in
ser @obmlng zines Negers poree-
nommenen @ausiu6ung lprroen orei
'aroBe MutomobiIreifen IN Dem 8ette
oes SdJmar5en gefunoen. Ser Nig-
ger erfldrte, er babe feline off,
nung, tpie Die idtperen @ummirei=
fen in lein 8ett gefommen tparen.
Gin Merifaner, Der cine ge=
.ipilie emilia @on5ales nit eineln
Iduperen Stiid gilen gegen oie 8ruit
geIdlage11 uno ibr grultbein gebro=
de11 bat, mur0e lpegen periuften
gotiflags eingeItedt. Die idaper
perleste Srol, ml1roe mad BENT Staot.
9oipital transporter.
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Die 2esislatnr.

Die 8ereinigung %ebemaliger Stus
benten nnierer %uniperiitat bot ben
Genat unierer 2egislatur gebeten,
eine l1nter5udaing Ser 3nitanoe
IN un{erer l~lniDerlitat por3unebmen.
Genotor Baltimore bat oaraufbin
etnesf 0iesbe5iiglihen gefhIiB I'M
Senatt eiugebradt.
1lsfef Mepr1lentant 9anse bat Die
G99siiroe per0RfertqihA Die i'm 5a-
dais neennlaBt bnben, gegen ben
Observation-Disclosures gu Jim.
lrless: Or iaet, nod feiner Meimung
suerbe be observation-disclosures
gira idIieblid gu elmer Muflofung
Ser Gontilie fiibren uno oa Die So
mile aIs Grunolage oes Staates
a~11geleben tueroen miiiie, 10 Tonne
oiefe observation-disclosures oil
reft aIs itaatsfeinolid betrod)tet
sperberL 6enn iie iude Die @runope-
item 6es Staates 5u eridittern.
Ntre . 8ouperneur Sobbp uno
Sprefer Suffer baben benz Yraii-
benton telegrapbifd mitgeteilt, baB
beioe &duier unierer 2eeisIatur BE.
ihIifie atgenommen baben, in oerer1
inn 6as 0ertrnuen unieres Staates
ausgeiprofen lit.
SIN &nule lit ein gelhluB einge-
brnd5k, nnd benz feline nellen Menlter
gef9affen iuer0en iollen.
Dem@ennt tpuroe Die Bill unieres
Ge1tatprs Gnrlos Bee ourd) Die uil-
fee Gdutharter IN Der befannten
Meiie per1noert meroen ioa, bonn
@ourite 3ur Mnmabme empfoblen.
Die midtigite 8er6noeruns lit, baB
Der Shulrat fiinftig aus iieben, itatt
aus rieit Mitglieoern beiteben ioa.
Der Senat bat elm f1eres gountp
aus benz County 81 Yaio geidnitten
ur6 es nod Senator 9uospetb
Su6spetb Gountp benannt.
Die 8in, tpelde Der n9eras Com,
ponp" oas Hedt giebt, Del 5n pro-
buaieren unb Die nBipe Cine" Jgill
oes Senntors Mc9fealus iino i'm
Notwithstanding our Heini6rift
beoroert tporben.
Senator Mcgeealus bat einen Be-
i9luB eingebraht, Der cine @bitim-
murtg fiber elm 8erfaiiungsa1enoc-
ment ~anoronet, 6as unierer Regie-
rung oas Hedt giebt, einen Breis
feit3uiesen, urlter Dem 8oumlmolle
In Gerns nidt Derfauft tperoen bari.
Cine geraoe5u uniinnige Soeel
Senator See bot cine gia einae.
bradt, Die $4,000 fir Die ginrih-
tung eines nelen Baiteur . Sniti-
tuts IN Muffin betpiaigt.
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6arm-yrnbnfte.
WemHie.

OS$tNtNs
aartoffeln, California, $3.25-$3.60
unb Colorado, $3.25-$3.5 so.
Siibe &artoffeln. $3.50; EumpEu
gam, $3.50 uub $500.
3tpiebeln, California, $500.
Bobnen, Crime. $2.25 Der @ufdeI.
Gqua5b, $3.50 per 8u5hel.
Somaten, Segas. 4 Scribe, $500.
Habiesden, SOC II. 60c (. 1 Gtb. s8iin.
bel.
8(umentob(, $3.50 per Crate.
aobl, $3.50 Der Crate.
@riiner Bfeffer, zoe per Yfuub.
Spiuat. 75c per BuifeI.
Crime grbfen, $500 per Camper.
Ora, $500 fir 8nfdel.
9eeten. $3.50 per 100 Yfunb.
Reerrettia>W nraein. per Rfo. 1915
8urfen, per Crate, $500.
Geuerie, 90c II. $1.00 per 9nbenb.
8eterfilie, Acc Der Sbb.e giinoeI.
g%ierpflan5en, 12c per Hfunb.
&opfialat, Gal, $500 per Crate.
@e[be 8urseln, SOC per 9ibenb.
gantnloupes, Stanbnr0, 1925 Der
Crate; 4onb, 75c per Crate.
Tien Warft.
Gan Antonio, Ser. 8. Sch. 1917 -
aii6e 1925 bis $500.
Oblen $6.10 big $3.50.
adlber $3.50 biz $500.
@ltlen 5000 biz $3.50.
ct. 2ouis, 8. Sch. 1917. - 9ainba
bieb, Serass@ieb. $3.50 Bis $3.50.
Shtpeine 5000 bis $12.35.
SGnte.
Sdtpere poni ShIndter .22 gts.
eeidte ntm Shiadter ....... 22 gts
Grim aetalaene ..........13h gta
Geae.
WoIf M,b Gufs 30 Gts
ungora.Siegen. per Bfb. ......10 gn
Nreora,8ieoen bef&dbtat 49,. 8 gh
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9entid1amerifanertum NIT Sdnmmt
b~etuprfen.

lleber SteIung unb 9altling oes
9entldtlms IN ben 8ereiligten
Staaten bate man I'M beutiden Gut
ropa Dor nod gar nift LANCER 3eit
uno gum Sell aud beute nod, etmas
peridfpommene, ielbit perfebrte an-
iidten. 9as fam bauptl16lib oa=
ber, baB maj bort Die beutihen Sci.
tungen Mnrerifas nidt Las unb feline
&enntnis Der bieiigen 8erbdltnilie
aus allen nlogliden Guelen idopfte,
nur nidt aus BEN beutihen 3eisan=
gen bieIes 2anbes. Oiefe @epflogell,
belt ldeint DIE nNeue 3iirider Sci.
tung nod imner nift abgelegt 81
baben. 2dBt lie ii6 Ga bon eiilem IN
Oregon eingeiuanoerten Sbtpeiser
5reo q. 9unge, Der iid) voereinitiger
aantonalIdiiler in 3iirid) nennt, ei-
men 8eridt iiber bie Saltl,ng Der
Oeuti6amerifaner in inldnoii6en
unb in @eltfragen idreiben, Ser in
ieoer 8e5iebi1ng cine %ponitanoige I'm.
fenntnis bieiiger 8erbaltniiie offen=
bart. llno oieien geriht bringt oas
8latt an leitenber Steae.
llnfenntnis, melln nid)t @osartia-
felt. Ser Menid iprift ~wenigitens
NIT ether getuiiien Shaoenfreuoe
bonn ngnoe Der o~eutIbamerifaniiden
Soee" uno mill Die 3eitung gIauben
MAIDEN, oos Gelitidameritanertum
iei IN amei Eager eei6ieoerL III gin-
getpanoerte unb Siergeborene, Die in
ibrer SteIung CUR bieiigen Boli.
tit iuie gum Muslanoe iid ld]roff ge-
geniiberitdnoen. Or iaet: a@ie fam
man benz uNatioe-born" 5rum,iten,
oab er cine auf llebermadt bes
oeutld)en Meides berubenoe uno bes-
balb 5ulett ben gereinigten Staaten
id)dolide YoIitif 10 obntpeiteres ur-
teritiisen ioate?" Cine lolde 9pli.
tit treibt ieiner 8ebauptuns 5u-
folge ser Oeutibamerifanii6e Sea
tionalbuno. SIT bas nun ltnpiilen-
belt ooer 8osartigfeit? IieGeidt
beibes. gr mill ndmlid) ieinen
idwei5er 9anosleuten meis MAIDEN,
audi Der amerifanild)e 8iirger oellt-
ider @bfunft CLAUDE an oas WfGr-
ben bon Der noeutid)en @efabr" fir
Die Ser. Staaten uno 6abe iid] BON
Rooiepelt uno ieinesgleid]en in cine
gebeime Ingit Dor Dem oeutifen
Reide bineintreiben laiien, in Ole
5urd)t Dor oeutiden Groberungspld-
men, in ben @eoanfen: .Seute Bel
glen, morgen mirl Die Sanoldrift
itebt an Der @ano, gar beutli6 ge.
idrieber, uno Der Imerifaner bat
lebr quite @ugen.~ l1nb MN benutt
er Die @elegenbeit, iiber bos belltid)e
&ei6 los 8u 5ieben u1to cine 2an3e
fiir Ole NQiierten 5l bred]en. @eoer
@nglano nod 5ranfrei6 bitten ge-
gen Slmerifaner friegsntdBige Sano-
lungen aitsgefitbrt, b. +. tie bitten
feline dnerifaniiden Heiienoen En-
trinfen laiien nod amerifunii6e
Shiffe perIenft, uno cine 8eraIei,
dung 5piiden ben MISREPRESENTATION
Der Iaiiertet uno oenen oes Gent
iden Heihes miiile bas lettere
fflimm belaiten. Oas fei Die Sin.
fiht Der yOanfees" uno 5u oei,en
gebore alib Die groBe Mebr5abl Ser
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: Gnnntn Mnmnlt qnrn

- County : @nnnlt Com Stem.
ton bot NIT 9iiIfe feines ailiitemten
3ouis Sdleiinser SO Iaae I'M les-
ten Wonate ~erIeoigt; IN ben meiiten
berfeIben tpltr6en 8erurteilnngen err
tpirft. 9arunter ~befanoen Iid) bier
GdGle tpegen nnbefugten Sragens
Sfmbipaffen. giner Der mutigen
.6eloen, Die niht obne S6ieBeiien
hernmlnufen fonlten, tpuroe au 500
@eIoitrafe unb einem Monnt COUNTY,
@efdngnis peroonnert. Hedt TO!
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Wruuo.iaeutums 11ebertraauuaen,

Bnitab unb Mbefe geirar5 an eugene
Neinar5, 235.23 Mder 2anb; $19,e
599.55.
Charles Sdreiner If. an Econ 2es
gomte, @ruubitiid in Der Sumb Soutb
Ibbitron; 81 II. q.
Gilbert unb gruit Stebes an q. 6.
nno @. S. 8agner. Gr1inoftiid in Sigh
lamb 8arf; 1926.
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STR ueti3.

gsr erindeu mnkre 2efer, beren Enhancement abaelaafen IT. rsaf
sr,aaeub, ben ldulbisen 8etras umsebeno en5nienoea, Sa es ms nn'
assdia 1T, ben sausen Staat bereiiem sn Iahem.
@icmanb ioate sas glatt eatsesennebmen, Der Sas abonaerHent
at&t fortsuleten tuaufat. 1nb nit br @bbefeaans ioate bic GinienSnns
hes redierenben 8etra8es erfolgen.
9e 3etnus it en @ebaft ne iebes anoere nno oesbaib ertaabeH
uss ms, oeIeaeatIi@ scdnungen aassnfaideu, aaf oeren pronpte Be-
aadtsng mir beHeben maftn, beun obne Gefo IaRt ia fHn e5abat tnb'
Sic GrpebittDn.
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3u D~erntieten.

9as obere Stodiperf bes @anle5
go. 2t8 itsGommerce Gtrabe -
&aum 20 Bel 80 SUB. Radsufragen
216 Sit1gommeree StraBe.
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Gpftonfamen.Yro6mfte
Gan antonio, 9e1, 8. Sch. 1917 =
Brime CRUDE Cotton Seeb Oil, s2h
Gents bet @aIone.
Ne,u gurf, 9. Seb. = Spot. 1920
uno $3.50; 6ebruar, $12.15 unb
$12.40; Ndr3, $12.24 unb $12.2 6;
Npril, $11.S9 unb $11.91; Mai, $11.9s
unb $11.97; SUM-. $11.90 rnb $12. 90;
Suli unb Iliglit. $12.O4 unb $12. 90;
September, $11.91 uno $11. 95.
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9emtides Sbeater.

Sonntog abeno, ben II. 6ebruar,
finbet in Der 8eetbopen 9alle, Die
leste oeutIde Sbeaterporitellung in
oielem @inter itott. CUR Muffib=
rung fommt:
sd beirate meme Sod]ter",
2uitipiel IN 1 Iuf5use o
q. S. Crop bon Srpdal.
Geripnen:
Baron bon Salien ......Srau 81. Safe
Ottoman bon Sailerl, Htttnleilter, bererl
Sobn .YaiI g. gienarh
Mlice bon 2aiIen ....Srl. Martba 2eba
sSobann, bes Nittnneifter's 8urlde 49,.
......... ......... Griob 9abe
9ierauf:
uSie Idt0ne Miaertn",
Sdtpanf NIT @elang in 2 aften
bo1t Carl Srieortd @itt1nann.
Herianen:
Maruuis bon @ainaroiere .........
Sic Marquiie, feline @e,nablin -. +.
.............. SRI. Wiaie Bagner
9eniie, Die Miaerin. SRI. @iiela 8oler
Seau Qanoormi, ibr &effe.. ......
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@rainborse, @iilerburide Grid 9ape
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-26
Walkout Set for Saturday
in Seattle, Unions An
swer to Wilson
Refuse Plan for Farley
Leaders Declare Presidents
Proposal for Conference
Shows He Misunderstood

SEATTLE, Wash, Sept. 25.-A strike
at 10 o'clock Saturday morning OF
1900 metal workers employed in Seat
tie shipyards and allied shops was
ordered to-day by the Seattle fifteen
unions affiliated with the Metal Trades
Council. The strike call was said to be
the result Of the insistent demand of
the workmen for "show down on
the wage increase controversy.
As nearly as can be estimated, three
big steel shipyards. about sixteen
wooden shipyards and forty contract
shops will be affected.
The Skinner e. Eddy plant. having
granted the wage increases, will not
be affected. Three wooden shlpyards
and six or more contract shops also
have signed the new wage agreement.
Receipt yesterday of kilograms from
President Wilson and Samuel Gompers,
president of the American Federation
of Labor, urging that no precipitate
action be taken. gave some hope that
walkout might be avoided. but this van
ished when press dispatches announced
that the President was planning to have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-26
Meningitis Carriers
Found at Camp Mills
Surgeons Establish Triple
Quarantine of Alabama Reg
iment-Epidemic Unlikely

CAMP MILLS, Long Island, Sept. 70.
Several carriers OF cerebro- spinal
meningitis have been discovered in
Company G of the 10th Regiment 9th
Alabama Infantry by the medical ex-
perts called to forestall an epidemic
after one Alabama man had died from
the disease. Colonel J. ". Gressinger,
division surgeon, announced to-day
that a triple quarantine had been es-
tablished, and he thought that the dan
ger Of an epidemic was slight.
Specialists from the Surgeon Cen
erals Department and from the Rookie
Teller Institute are combating the dis
ease. The carriers have been isolated
and are treated every three hours with
a recently invented throat spray. Com
pany G. has been under a self-imposed
quarantine, and to-day the quarantine
regulations were extended to the en-
tire regiment.
Seven alleged bootleggers who were
VIC HllllLAig PNAANp "NAN
held last night by Special Deputy
United States Commissioner Reif-
schneider, sitting in Hampstead. One
of the prisoners, Patrick Welsh, SOL
EMMY averred that the liquid in bottles
found on him was not whiskey, but a
ceremonial cordial used in the celebra-
ton of the Jewish holidays.
Captain Varney, of the military po-
lice, called for volunteers TO taste the
beverage. Six men stepped forward.
The critics agreed that it was whiskey,
though one Of them said it was mighty
poor stuff. Lawrence Cremisowski
pleaded guilty to the charge.
The I'd Battalion Of the l65th Infan-
try (69th New York Infantry gave an
exhibition drill this afternoon at the
Mineola Fair Grounds. A crowd OF
about 5000 watched the soldiers and
applauded enthusiastically. A similar
demonstration is planned for every af-
ternoon this week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-26
Lack of Ships Held Up Cars
Willard Explains Freight Jam
to Grain Men

BUFFALO, Sept. 25.-"The moro en-
gines we send to Russia the fewer OF
our boys will be sent to France" Dan
iel Willard, chairman Of the Council
Of National Defence. said to-day in an
address to the Grain Dealers Associa-
ton. Russia, he said. wants from
1000 to 900 locomotives and France
wants an equal number, this supply to
come from a shop capacity OF $500
locomotives a year, out Of which Amer
ica's demand in normal times would be
1000. ~
Reported car shortage. Mr.. Willard
contendod, could not fairly be thus
described.
"What really existed" he said, "was
a ship shortage. The Eastern railroads
have refused 10 return cars, which
world lie in scaboard yards waiting
for ships and thus be unavailable for
further shipments. That's why ship
ments were held up at the Chicago
patcway"