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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-31

President Wilson told the conferees'
leaders largely depends upon it's man.
agement by one man. He said a
larger board would seriously inter-
fere" with successful conduct of the
war There were persistent but un-
confirmed reports that the president
felt retention of either the three mem
Der board or the congressional COM
mittoe would be sufficient cause for a
veto. Senator Chamberlain declared
positively that the president gave no
intimation to that effect during the
conference. Reception by the senate
of the provision for an individual food
administration is uncertain, although
Democratic leaders expect the confer
ence report to be accepted. The SEN
ate voted twice. GO to 10 and 60 to %,
against accepting an amendment or
one man control.
May Demand Expenditures Committee.
Some Of the senate conferees be-
licve, however, that the senate il so
overwhelmingly for the war eXpendi-
lures committee that Il report elimi-
mating it might be rejected. They
told the house conferees today that a
private senate poll indicated insist
cncc upon the provision.
In yielding on the food administra-
ton section the senate conferees Sc
cured adoption of a new section pro-
viding for a board of three members
one of whom would be the president
of an agricultural college, to fix wheat
prices based upon the standard pre-
scribcd by congress for next years
crop of not less than 81 per bushel for
No. spring northern. The conferees
also formally voted today to abolish
the rule establishing secrecy of their
discussions.
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WILSON WINS FIGHT
ON CONTROL BOARD
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spokesman, and earnestly insisted upon
one man food control and elimination
of the clause creating the cXpcndi-
lures committee. Within an hour
after rcconvening the senate confer
ccs yielded on the food administration
section. adopting the original house
provision for appointment by the
president of an individual administra- :
Bare Majority Of One.
The agreement was reached by n
bare ajority of one. Four senators
Chamberlain and Smith of Carolina.
Democrats, and Warren and Kenyon,
Republicans to rccede from the
senate provision for a three member
board. Senators Gore and Smith of
Georgia, Democrats, and Page. Re
publican, voted against rcceding. The
house confcrecs, Republicans and
Democrats alike. stood soldly for one
man control and all are united on
striking ont the congressional war
supervising committee.
The presidents personal interven-
ton, the conferees declared. was
largely instrumental in breaking their
deadlock on the food administration
dispute. His course was criticized by
some members and some sharp tlts
in the conference We're reported. SEN
ator Gore said tonight that the con
ferees had been denied a full and free
conference"
Veto Threatened?
Success of the food administration
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-31

Milwaukee, Wis. July 30.-The Wis
consin assembly having completed Il
session with the use of his electrical
voting machine. Bornett l.. Bobroff of
this city thinks he may he able now
to speed up Washington and take most
of the con out of congress.
With Bobroffs electrical voting APP
paratus, he SAYS q legislative body can
complete Il vote in % seconds. This
means casting the vote, counting it,
photographing it and announcing the
result. He says it never should take
more than one minute.
With the Bobroff machine the menu
bers vote by putting a Yale lock key
in an apparatus on their desks. The
key is turned one way for yes" and
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-31
The Western Charge.

The White SoX firmly believe they
have shaken loose their old lcthargy
They expect to hold their own this
trip. with Collins and jackson hitting
the ball harder than before and then,
back home again around the middle Of
August, to cut their way to a winning
lead
They are apparently in a much bet
ter mental frame than they We're in
1915 or 1916 ut this date.
They believe they have the pitching
and the punch to get there and "A
greatly improved team morale to help
carry things along.
They contend that only one game
upset their calculations last year. and
that the team Is n good many games
better this season than it has ever
been before.
There Is so little to pick between
these two clubs that the dope is in
mcnts.
1t is hard to forget the aggressive,
confident playing of the Red Sox
through the strickland the stretch
is now only a few laps on beyond. If
the White Sox could open up a healthy
gap the general outlook will be far
different, for the White Sox, once well
ahead. are likely to play with fan
better confidence than they have
shown for a long spell.
On form the two clubs should move
neck and neck into the final edges 81
the stretch. We can't see where one
club has any advantage over the othel
in playing strength. The draft might
make q big difference and increase th'
complexity Of things by good many
degrees.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-31
PATRIOTIC TENNIS
TOURNAMENT OPENS

Chicago. July 30.-Charlcs Garland,
the Pittsburgh star. won from Glen
..iorris. formerly OF Los Angeles. in a
first round match in the western pa
triotic tennis tournament today, go;
G-l. Samuel Hardy, national clay
court champion, with whom Garland
is paired in the doubles. had an easy
time beating +. l.. Day of this city
G-l: 60.
state Champion Walter Hayes won
from Otis Chatfield Taylor. 6-3: GO
and Ralph Burdick. Missouri valley
champion, beat Luke Williams OF
Pottstown. Pa, 6-l Is.
The doubles will open tomorrow.
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the other for mo-" The members own
vote shows on his own desk and on
Il big board at the front of the cham
ber
Each vote is photographed by a
camera that is part OF the voting ma
chine and at the end of the session
there is a photographic record of all
votes.
Bobroff says several states are con-
Sidering installation Of the machine
among them Ohio. The question also
is before congress.
Eight Years ago Bobroff was a clerk
in the bureau of efficiency and econ
omy in the city hall. Now he has n
half dozen inventions doing business
for him.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-31
STRIKE IN ARIZONA
SAID TO BE ENDED

Globe. Ariz., July 3o.-The strike OF
copper miners which has tied up pro-
duction IN the Globe Miami district
since July !, Is practically at an end"
according to statement issued by for
mer Governor G, w. r. Hunt tonight.
Mr.. Hunts statement was made In
connection with the announcement that
three conferences with the leaders
were today held by Federal Mediator
John Mcbride. Ct
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-31
Support Saves Demaree.

Chicago, July 30.-Chicago defeated
Boston in the first game of the series.
Demaree was hit hard, but was given
fine support, the visitors spelling most
Of their chances by poor base running.
They saved themselves from a shut
out however by punching u single and
a double for one run In the ninth.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-31
FoOTBALLlSTS JOIN COLORS.

San Francisco, July 3O.-Twenty-
eight members of last years football
team at the University of California
have joined the colors, according to
Graduate Manager John Stroud.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-31
GREB WINS FROM DILLON.

Pittsburgh, July 30.-At the local
National league ball park, Harry Greh
of Pittsburgh won a l0-ruund battle
from Jack Dillon of Indianapolis to-
night Greb forced the fighting all
the way ana had the best OF each
round.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-31
STRICTER CENSORSHIP
RULES PROMULGATED
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seen together at the formers office
today by the representative of the
Associated Press. In reply to ques-
lion as to whether he subscribed to the
language in the paragraph discussing
alleged violations. Mr.. Baker said he
had approved the whole statement al
though he had not written it. Mr..
creel said that Secretary Daniels, who
could not be seen tonight, had also APP
proved the statement before it was is
sued.
Is Meant to "Scold."
Mr.. Baker authorized the statement
that he had in mind in relation to the
strong language employed by Mr.
Creel, no specific newspaper Oh press
association. In the harsh language
used, he insisted the purpose had been
to do what many press representatives
asked be done. to "seold' offenders
The secretary said he had received a
report from the war college Showing
nine separate items published in Amer
lean papers of recent date, which the
officers at the college regarded as
furnishing valuable information 10
the enemy.
Mr. Creel declared that the purpose
of the paragraph referred to was gen
eral, not directed at any specific case
or cases.
The whole purpose Of the new fegu-
lations. both MIR. Baker and Mr.. Cree
insisted. was to make impossible any
further misunderstanding OF what wa.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-31
MICHIGAN MINES TIED UP.

Bessemer, Mich. July 30.-A strike
of iron miners on the Gogebic range
today curtailed operations of many
mines. Industrial Workers of the
World pickets are said to have threat :
ened violence today. A detachment
of Michigan constabulary is on guard.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-31
PhiiIies Defeat Cardinals.

st. Louis, July 3o.-Phladclphia hit
Doak hard the first innings and beat
st. Louis.
Fans in the hlcachers threw pop bot
ties on the field in the seventh in
ming when they disagreed with Inn
pire Byron's decision on u doubtful
third strike. The game was suspended
for q few minutes while the field was
being cleared.
Score X. TT. T..
Philadelphia .......,.......-........... 3 l
4 ~. l/VlAIS J
Rixey and killifcr: Doak, Watson.
Packard and Gonzales.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-31
Tigers on Warpath.

Washington. July 30.--Detroit ham,
mered a quartette of Washington
pitchers for II hits and won. Cobb.
Witt and Eeach each got five hits and
Cobb made five runs in six times at
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-31
One Run on Eleven Hits.

Philadelphia, July 30.--Baghy kept
the home teams hits Well scattered
and Cleveland won. Myers was driven
off the rubber in the ninth and II.
Johnson went in and stopped the rally.
Jameson and Roth each made three
singles and a double in five times at
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-31
Marquard Effective With
Men on Bases-Chicago
Beats Boston, 7 to 3.
staadins Of the Clubs.
.RirAtes aaat Giants.

Pittsburgh, July 30.-New York lost
TO Pittsburgh. Carlson was hit hard
throughout the game, but four double
plays kept the visitors from scoring
while the Pittsburgh hits came at OPP
perfume times.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-31

Tesreau. Anderson, Perritt and Rari
den; Carlson, Cooper and Fischer
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Maruuard Holds Reds.

Cincinnati. July 30.-Marquard was
effective when hits meant runs and
brooklyn had little trouble in defeat
ing Cincinnati here. Both Ring and
Pillett were hit hard.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-31
Toll of u Hits Yields Is
Err'e. Ty Cobb Crossing
Plate Five Times.
Standing Of the Clubs.
heLpless With Stick.

Boston. July Ruth allowed Chi
cago only four hits in tho opening
game Of the series between Boston and
Chicago. The victory places Boston
within one game Of tying Chicago for
tho lead.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-31
Two homers in First.

New York, July 30.--NcW York won
the opening game of its series from
st. Louis. Both Shotton and Sisler
hit home runs for st. Louis In the
first inning.
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lit, fiibrt Die iiinf aiaiieH i'm giiBels
uen ali. IN meIde Die ResiitraHten
eingetbeilt peroen.
Ger arojeb Der StIaiiiii3ieruns
,pirS bon ben geboroen iingeiabr am
10. 9e5eniber begonnen iueroet. uno
man glaitbt. oaB er unsefdbr 60
Sase in aniprud HebuDeH miro. Tus
Der ertpartet man. bab alaiie l uidt
Dor Sebruar Su ben 5abnen berufen
lper0en ipir6.
Ter syraeeboeen piro an RGnner
geianSt perben, ole in Der eriten
ansbebiIns beireit wuroeu. Die aeilc
&iniiififation miro jebodJ niat Die
Yianncr betreifeu Die iih isst in Der
WationnlarInee befiHoen.
alaife i entbdlt hie 9sameu Der
MGnner, Die Sii foiortigem Oenite
beranse5osen trorben iino; sslaiie III,
III uno Nv iino snriidseieate aiais
fen un0 3faiie v III Gseusption ooer
GntIaiiams aus Der slusbebiHs se'
mdbYf.
Die stlaiien iperben hermit nod
5raacbogen wieoersegeben
RIaffe /.
al Observation-Disclosures WannH obne obs
bdnsise 8eriuanote.
b. 8erbeiratbeter WaHn (ooer @it.
iper nit ainbern), Der es getuobna
beitsmdBie periduut, ieine 5aMilie
81 ueriorgen.
q Berbeiratbeter gaarrn, Der mi
Die llrneritiisiIng ietner Grau dnges
tuieien lit.
D. g,erbeiraibefer Mann (ooer Bitts
iuer nit sfinbern) obne nusbrmgenoc
gei&ditiouno, G0Hiiie iptro erbnIs
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ten hu6 Ginfommen unabbdneie
Don ieiuer arbeit.
q W1nner, Die nid,t in iraenl
elmer auoeren gei6reibung in oieier
ooer ben anoeren 4laiien eingej6Ioi,
len iino.
d llHgciibte 9lrbeiter.
aIaiie III.
a) 8erbeiratbeter NGnn ODER gas
ter nnitterloier ain6er nusbringenO
beid;aiiigt aber camille bat geHiis
gen6 einfonlrnen neben oem ieiHer
tdglid)en glrbeit, I'M leioIi6 angemei,
iene llnteritiisuns in ieiner gb,
ipeienbeit 5u baben.
b. Terbeiratbeter Raun, feline Sim
Der = 6rGi Tam ii6 aHitdnbia un6
obne geihperoe erbaIten.
q @eiibte sSarmnrbeiter, beidtiis
tigt IN notbpenoiseu lanowirtbit,aIts
lifer llntcrnebInen.
b. @eiibte inoidtrieae arbeiter.
beihdftigt in notbipenotsen inbl,itris
ellen llnterneHneh.
RIaffe III.
q, Raun NIT pflesstinbern, obs
'hdngis Don Der tdsli9en 4rbeit rar
unterbalt.
b Wann nit abbdnsissu aItsn ooer
iHpalioeh Gltsrn.
q Wann nit abbdngissn biIfloisa
9riibern unb G9lpeiiern.
D. Gountp> Obsr itdotifde 9enIrts.
q Geueripebrleuts ODER poIiSii.sn.
q Rotbpenbi9s Sdnbperier oeet
arbeit.r in arisnaIsu, Dafenbau'n
obsr flottsniDerftsn.
81 glotbpsnbiss GtGeiber in ben
3cldmttrn.
b perioneu. bic notbig iinb, I'm
Die 8In6espoft 5u beforbern.
j. ROtbpenbise NngefieIlte in bsia
Disnit Der 3srsinisisn Staaien.
d Rotbpsnbise GehiIfen, ahOciss
oper dngeifeufe Seffer tihes HpI1mrHs
bism lanbDirtBdaftIi8en llnisrnsbs
mems.
o Gilfss o6er oiIoeiirtsr letter :is
nss notbpenbigsu inbuitrisa<n llnisr'
nsbmens.
. 6ilfsa obsr nfoeiirtsr aeiisr el'
mes notbtpsnoign pirtfi4afili4en
llntsrnsbmeHs.
&Iaffe Nv.
a) Rann, beIisn gram ober ainber
abbdnsis iiuo Don isinsr 4rbeit gun
llnttrbalt.
81 6eeIeuis TN 6sebitnf bon Haufs
Isut,n posr giirssrn in ben Dersiniss
ten Gtaaten.
q Roihptnbiss aIlsius kiitnos,
tonirpairenbe obsr birigirsnbe asi'sr
bon nptbpenbissn inbuftrieneu linz
ternebmeu.
b. Rotbiptnbise alitins Ieitsnos,
sontrcnirenSe ooer eirieirsnss 2ttfsr