The Daily Missoulian. [volume], December 30, 1913, Morning, Page 2, Image 2

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IMPOSTORS WORRY
SALVATION
ARMY
TWO, A MAN AND A WOMAN, TRY
TO WORK DEAF AND DUMB
STUNT TO GET MONEY.
"Impostors? t't.1, yes, we kn.w
the meaning of the word. S'.~mtn('tl's
they get by, too. But wc can't help'
it once in a while and I think it is
better to make a mistake iand give
assistance to a nman who does nitI
need it than to have refused so.itI"
really needy one."
The speaker was Capt:inI ]Bryanit of
the Salvation Armn. Itie and a Bis
soulian reporter had just Ibeen dis
cussing some of the cases, which tl,
Army is calletd ol,n to handl nil
his remarks a\\nt to .shiw that the or-I
ganization is. , cielle.d to kee.ip
sharp lookout fior this' who apply. fr
help or money, becaiusei of alleg, ,i
physical intfirmities. tine strlhing
example of this was a case thait cami
up yesterday. Imade Imorile depltrabI
because the guilty persol \was a
woman.
Things were quiet about iti hall
on West Front stre.t, which ser\ts E
as the Army's headllqualrters, yesterday
afternoon and Dad IMcl\ers, who is
Captain Bryant's right-haud man, was
all alone, when a middle aged wioman
entered. She hesitated a momenit aind
then produced a pad and pencil and
wrote down a hard luck story about 1
being deaf and dullb, out ,f iwork
and in need of some money. Before t
he had finished reading the sad storu
Dad's attention was diverted by the
entrance of a stranger ill the city who
inquired about how he could reach
Orchard Homes.
Forgets Herself.
"Go across the bridge and turn
west on Third street and go straight
out that way, cross the Bitter---"
Realizing what she had done the
woman gave a little gasp anmd darted
from the room. She left Dad frozen
with astonishment and when he
reached the street she was nowhere
to be seen.
Another Case.
"That's the second deaf anod dunmb
case this week," said ('aptain lBryant.
A few days ago a mLan caen(' t t111,
and wrote out his story, wanting $5
to get to friends in Spokane. 1 queits
tioned him closely and he seemedtln
worthy. I told him to stick around
for a couple of days until I coulld
make requisition for a charity ticket
which the Northern Pacific furnishes
in such cases at half fare. lie said
he couldn't wait; that he would have
to beat his way, and left. Yeisterday
I imard that hle gave hit.nseltf away
withit hearing of a mant fromut i.Biort
he had begged monity tuln tirlt ih re
ceived a good, sound slapplilg at the
man's handls.
"No doubt these ptrofess;ional cr~oti ois
and beggars have been ra'dilg abut
the Army raising $1,000 fori chlrity
work and they at once set iatl llit de
Vising ways and Iticas (if gettintg
some easy coin."
FEDERAL COMMISSIONER
REMOVED BY BOURQUIN
Butte, Dec. 29.-Martin Vetles.m.
United States comminssinner ait ThrI' t
Forks, was this norlnilng removlled frl i
office by Federal Judge tGeorge M
Bourquin, who detided that the
charges made igainst Vetlesnll w\\c.r-.
true and could noit be .ildonltd
Vetleson is alleged to havne nitle final
land proofs and sworv'ln to th-Ian \ith
out being present when the(, harine
was held. lie was given a trial in this
city last month, and, while hie t;is il
sent on the dlay the plrf \\'were ta;lteii,
said he personally qlustio.ed the wit
nesses and, assuring hllinself thb-,y \n.r,.
correct, certified theml i the land ,,t
five as taken by, sutbscli,."d and ,.\~nr
to by the priooflinaker.s ifI're hli: i'nI
the day advertised ft.i r tih.i lhitilini.
The court says that bI his ;i t' i
Vetleson is guilty of ai sIlsnl"enniu- i
far-reaching onseii ucll 'l S., l-tv11 I Ilhi,
instance tile (Iiiy l' lishmlll t riIo
vided by law is remioval froim if i'-.
"The certificates anld I'.i.fs ti . tli.i
land proof were false, finds the i a tI
RETURN FROM HONEYMOON.
Mr. and Mrs. larry L. .ahn., r,
turned last evening friom their hlii,- i
moon trip to tile Plavific coast., at, ,II
make their hotme ini Mis-",ula. IMri
Jameson was formllerty lMiss Mart I
Faulds of Stevclls\ill. Mr. .Iani m,,
is a mnachinist at the Northern n I' ifii
shops. The weddillg tool, placte inll Si
sensville recenltly.
WILLARD SCORES KNOCKOUT.
New Has"vn, 'Con., De,. ii.- .1,..
W illard of Katnsas ci'ty inikit.-d I',!
George Itodel oIf Siutiii .ifr':t ill 1
ninth rounld of at 'h.hluld -n.
bout here tonight. Thet lini.. kl - .i .t
was a right ulpplrcut ti thl jli\
ORIGINAL
GENUINE .
't ý niirtsati*' d'
The Food-Drink for all Ages
Rich milk. malted grain, in powder form.
For infants,invalids and growing children.
Purenutrition, upbuilding the wholebody.
Invigorates nursing mothers and the aged.
MVore healthful than tea or coffee.
Ta'Je .e ·ubtitut.. Ask for NORUC.K'
i'
SSA
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PLANS COMPLETED
FOR STATE ,,.
MEETING ,
EPWORTH LEAGUE CABINET FIX- (h
ES DATES FOR CONVENTION t '
AND CLOSES SESSION. ,i
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th t :titt, t '.L1i ,-t ! IIt,l Milntl ill i:"i tli J,
wrtih antt u. t .s terdal\ i'o lidt't'd theif
t g.lrtiall t II i lt ;iiVl'ii at ti ll tilt ti ll- Ht
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star l u ( h t are Hay ('. Smith of I :1
llutte, ilresid it, Fredi T. lt l .'in r i of Il
liliin gs,.' I t.' as rer, ilrlyi lAnl d r' of li
HIllena, set I i'.tar1 y; 1it s i I llise odds
of In ll, n, I sll' t v'i, prll'sidonlll; Alis
Il et hn 5i s i of iiii uli l , seconlid vivit
presihdent; H iss Fr;lcs (reen of Katl
isl, lll, third Vi". I '-i ,i nt: M iss iei th
H lend(I .rs. of ' 1 ,ore. f'it' l vi i'' pl re .si
dentt, It Ilss l' Jessie . 'assett I f _
yreat G lls, i-uiit eittr l ri t ieI' inteir- BI
dint. t f ti esi , till Iter ,reset but
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\vill o.ltline'd ill the siessi, Ins helhl es
terdii y, Ibutl it \i ill I ' still ill 11 fornulti
the Unillicia, lt spe kers, i'. t 1 a1 n w s WE . 1
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stru cti I i n ]~a'i ll l i e th o d s oi f /Isi g
It Id tillve- l ))ii tilhe tti l"nl s i f ll illI lIi ll- i
h e rs o f ti" leh:a i lk . It is e x ),e .I d to
hilhave tin lttl lndtUir if tEl y ' 111) dh~h.- B
gates at, the ]illings l1l(.ting.
iThe Rally.
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,t ts1 ,, the, f tilh 'l . .iit l l l l1di 11ion":
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,rib l , lda y b y in tro d ucing :1, K ey - h q
t ,J l l t tl l -.. '11 i lt'd \- Itla V.
Vaudeville. to
From iti 1 ve-ry uiitset till the drop the
lr t" fhirt half of the week, every
aIt wiS ciVii u s.tintel d atl)ltlautse, G
'T'lw high class acrobatic performance I1 the
1of ('hth ilhhe andl1 Miotrosl , so pleased I
th11e itc tlldt t Iiti'tlt that there was per- yo
si+.l t, :t lalause. The supple) Mr.
t'loin ia is an11 t'xceptit tially icoitpl- an
Itnt :,' ','htt -one t tf tho.e c om e rlpI
lt trfentr:.l whose n t iffit'illt itd s it'r
Iimili i f' ii itit' hltfu''tlF -n-d with tuu bh
;lli' it ":o' - t iand with l il uch el ,orate' t
UnilipIy Ii lll ings i. thatt )tw-le want
. it- ofI thei . C('h'rtee Taylor coin- sor
itlW i i:.: oi,1 of the tUllletes ct t r eVPr n
-tI -l t I w t -thi-ri, entitled "(antlilp Rest," Ch
itIt, ,t,' , ,ng the latest Qu toniubile. It
ip h ,'ntitn otls laugh.h The. bill is sot
",tll blntued with three reels of pho
topl ,tit, a two-retl V'itagra{,h, Love's
nll.tn t, featulrilng ("lttra Kimball Yolulng he
ald 1 arite illians. The comedy tir
fimn it al. Edison, tlh Alaniculre (rirl- - u
oii, of thoue irresistible Edison
Screarlllý" -
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LOCAL SOCIETY eh
fit
Buswell-Johnson.
Friends in 7tissoula lhave received in
Inno1n11c'n.+lt of iht' to nuariatge of hiss in
IEdnat lHunsvt'll and It. 11. Johnson
\\h liiih t\as solcint izt'/dtl with a quiet of
cur'1olntily D1ecullllIr 17 in Spokane. in
I'll( brlide slent 15 years tof her girl- of
hotid hii Ais sotill tutun she thas a host
if friendis in this city. lMr'. lnd Mrs.
IJohnson arte t hirn iii lone, \W'ash., 1b
Su\\tv h t 1Mr. Jotllnston is establislhed i In
al
Buswell- Rowlands.
Miss itnttna Iltts.witvell and Will IT. a
I;.,l\m.lands were V mlrrield at 9 o'ctltck
I 'h'isillnns morning ins the church of -
St. Janl it in ý,,t tle. Mr. and Mrs,
I l;t , tltud hf i ititinedliatilty after the I
' l ott -o-1 . \rsoil. whtlire they tt
', ill \ isit \\ lilt M rs, It ilands' par- S
Sll t :1nd sist' er tbtfot returningll to
\'t'tria., tH. . re M r. towtvi nds
is list i, 'i iitd s it; I nct 11ist. M i's- n
i-i:hit- it -s r1 :i itt d rI ltm thit tuti
\ \s~ltk if \Illlinn t ii 1911 ma ld latter
t, ull t fur ,' ier. l ye, a s' in tlt ,.llis
l, ells l S. C'hI t ih Illtlniredtl
d111l l,'\ d h i i hosstof flriends whVto
Nurses Entertain.
S\le,,u 1 t I i \+M 'is i ssli.tso ri tiolt
!tL,+. I\"l ill:; aI(i ti' hotli t(- it ll r. l Iand
\ \-i ?' l" I t i -is onl 1 I ttliv 'r ity ii(, - i
U". The stutill tI ollminittto of the
' ,,tsiwiltion, \ltsses Mary E]. tlank,
11i rtil:t Rtst', t r 'llr Itronlple and Lo
l I'i',1i Ilillls, 11.1h tlt, elitol'talkilllnle lt in
_ :t' l'nl' d t 1tt ellnmltd most e'harming-
,,. I- th husit itali ly of t.e ottrgai nizi5 titn,
ri Tl , E'.,llHi \ l ere \ . p ic f t,'tl for the
.l.I .m iil i1n liti h t ilil ti ytitlot t' w ith
S . it t I '', I i llUfirI I i l iitd p;i-int . Ait
S Xei+t tfi ' citii" \\ ias Ielayed and rhered
11 tite I lils"itl I tlltlttr.r it haclding de
l Xlgltlil isinti tg l t i, i rs. ha' . 1n:. M oore.
IdA Family Party.
t. II is it' its\tl I I tl t ain enljIbyaeLe,
1~ : ii i tll tillll th a Iitlnll. r Stili c:rty.
I- ,slri . l :t t i t l11 i ptlltot ls i ht lithl y feast
iii 1tr '-nti Mrs. feyed. 'resitoel and
1. , to 'I dt", M r. and NI rs. .1 E. 1 ;t t :ani
'it 1 :1'10 rl.Hights \tl initfruin , Ed i
s i t. f I t : tit t 'ilt, I.i t s esr l
1,t E) piscopal Guild.
i't" '1! r, i- , U.. iti l ill' busini t, s liit' l
Sl a ,, i lh e 1. ad gil ' of 111 " i. 1pist,
I I,: iil t ill bi e i i hl at the il s11 ofi
lt: i' .\ I: ii, , 4 its l Iit er'silt y nt '
Si I il I1 1,1t ' \l 'tlritul ll. Oiff ller
\iill II 1-,,,t t li t hi, ilt fe tirng to s Vi
HOW'S THist
We offer one nulnard ,lollari reward
Sfor iany case otf catallrrh that cannot be
clur ed by hall's (':itarrh Coire.
F. J. I'lll;NIY & CO., Toledo, O.,
ru i ,1·, t 'lh unlHlrsigned, have known F. J.
itt' itt ' fIr the last 16 years and believe
i, i Ilt i fetitietly hlt. rat ible In all businessr
Ir alls.i.ti ins an t finalnially able to carry
j iut aIll" obllligations made by ills firm.
' INA'I'tiNAI. BANKIC OF1' COMMIIERCE.
Toledo, O.
n :iall's ('atlrrh ('lre is t laken internally,
";in'g t dih't.ly uplont the blood and mu
i ' lls n ll fceliLt.. of the systeLm. Testimonials
ill sRent free. - ri, ce, 75 cents per bottle.
i ihl , y a, b 1)ruggitts.
'l'ake lall's Famnlly Pills for conlttta
b,- FEDERAL BIRD LAW INVALID.
h ,' ti!,,I,,! , l It ' (' lm ( Spo i:/ l -: State
!11- €, \\.11,[t!ll .! I HaC I qh rt stated to
il- d ti' th't b-o i a11" s his del partmi ent is
Itt tlr · lT I , IIIIn lss eli t re t eives n1lter
otds tIlh fledlrI:l nul i rilatory H"llirdl law is ai
e ,ty h ' hltt!r, ;lld nL aittmll t will be.
!Im- AdV..
LOCAL BREVIIES
8% money to loan. J. M. Price Co.
Adv.
Ed Riberdy of St. Regis had busi
ness in Missoula yesterday.
C. C. Willis came into the city on
business yesterday from Plains.
Magazines. Smoke House. E. Cedar.
-Adv.
W. H. Meglasson of St. Ignatius had
business in Missoula yesterday.
Joseph Gagnon of St. IRgis had
business in Missoula yesterday.
Hell Gate coal, $4.25 ton. Bell 19.
-Adv.
Miss Grace Waltemate is spending a
few days with friends at St. Ignatius.
Joe Laderoute and Will Itartz mo
tored into Missoula yesterday from
Arlee.
Money to loan. Houston Realty Co.
-Adv.
A son was born last Friday night to
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heard at their
home in (Clinton.
A daughter was born Saturday night
to Mr. and Mrs. George Finnegan at
their home in Arlee.
Skates sharpened at Shoemaker's
garage.-Ad v.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
George HI. Belshaw Sunday evening at
their home at Clinton.
Beautiful party slippers from New
York---Mapes & Mapes.-Adv.
Mrs. II. J. Riley under.lnt a long
and serious operation yesterda:y morn
ing at St. Patrick's hospital.
Dr. Anna James, osteopath. Hliggins
block. Phone 834 black.-Adv.
George F. Wade and awife of Pol
son, who spent Sunday in this city,
left on the Milwaukee yesterday for
Chicago.
Dr. Louise Smith, osteopath. Ma
sonic temple. -Phone 618; res. 533 red.
-Adv.
Attorney Charles H. Hall was able to
be at his office yesterday f(r the first
time after an illness of three weeks'
duration.
Attorney John Campbell returned
yesterday from Philipsburg, where lie
tis been for several days on legal
huslnens.
Handy scratch pads and waiter
checks for sale at The Missoulian of
fice.-Adv.
E. M. ]loss returns this morning to
his business at Trout Creek after hav
ing slent the holidays with his family
In Missoula.
Dr. T. T. Rider has returned to his
office in the Higgins block after spend
ing a few days in Helena at the home
of Dr. Spaulding.
Annual New Year's ave ball, given
by Daughters of Hermann at Elite
hall, Dec. 31.-Adv.
Mlons Olson yesterday made final
application to Clerk of the Court (:on
ion for citizenship papers. Olson is
a native of Norway.
Stenongrapher. Dawson, Montana Blk.
-Adl.
Mrs. D. A. Barker has come from
her hllm. In Boston to visit lier daugll
ter, Mrs. John Keach, at her houie, 431
South Second street.
Attorney lien Chaffin -is spending a
few days in Missoula, prelparing to
lmove to Hlaiilton, where he will open
ia law office on January 1.
Marsh, the undertaker. Phone 321.
Adv.
Miss Clara Symington and Miss
i-lorence ('offin have. returned to Mis
S(ioula after being for a few days at
their ranch hoines inll Camas.
A. A. 1howard and wife left yester
Sday ion the C'olumiiun for a trip to
i St. Paul. Mr. Holward is the man
ages of the l'lorncen litundry.
Dr. Willard, osteupath. First Na
tional bank.-Adv.
A. J. lHillnan, divislon freight and
t passenger agenlt for the Milwaukee
ILtilway comiipany, ilme into the city
on business yesterday from Butte.
S Miss Irene Teagarduen, Edna Chad
\vick anld Lonor,it Il - lll nick are in Ste
vens\ville for a f-w ida\s, guests of Miss
Elsie Kain and MHiss G(ertrude Baker.
1 lancing pumlps and slippers from
New Yolrk.-Mapes & Mapes.-Adv.
'Valentlne liaey returned to his
le home oni South S,-rinmd street yster
v dvay from St. Patrick's hospital, where
is he undeltrwienit in Itperation 10 days
1 It . It. l t i -r, i: emp1uloye of tihe
Norlh-lUe lvacifir !iilway ciompany,, is
,l leiving this wu ,.I fr i 'alifurnia, where
1- ie \till lie fr.l- i ii nth or six weeks on
Multony ti laia on ranch and city
pi ~eiity. 11. 1). Fisher, 113 E. Main.
'itliss Iii I'ltrk ,f Lake Park, Minn.,
is I'-xlted'hl t, arrive here totday to
e liit, gueist of iher irother, (ieorge
('. c'lark, assistant ticket agent of
lthi MHilwaukee.
Attirnmuy \V. t. oituiore left last ev\en
ilg fr thlie eaist. lie will visit his oldt
rd iinie it mu llhufin0laiue, ()hio, and then
bego n tiio \V'ashiigton, i). C., to look
after matturs of business.
J. IDr. Ward, veterinarian Both phones.
ry lrs. WV. F-. Ii-adley, who has been
visiting Iher tdaughter, Mrs. A. M.
Aviryv. at Stlv--nsvxille, was in Missoula
y. yetsterlliay oil litie way to her home at
Close in Suburban Home
Ten t'rerS on Third street, one
andtl one-t'ourtlh miles from the pav
ing; nice fi\'ve-roomln house; lights,
telephone, etc.; good barn, fruit
cellar, chick'll houses, store house,
etc.; all iimprovements are first
class; t.00 Iaring fruit trees; we
will give ytou a fine bargain on this
property; further, we will take city
property in tart payment; if you
want a nice home, so close in that
you can attend to your city business,
and at a bargain, and where you
will make money instead of being
at the expense of a city home, let
us show this to you and quote you
price (Just about one-half cost).
W. H. Smead Company
Higgins Block.
Phine 212 Missoula, Montana.
A emin gto.n
Typewriter ==
Plus
Here is the machine which will do everything that any
typewriter has ever done; which will write straightaway or
tabulate, in one or many columns; which will do any tabular.
work, however intricate, with the speed of ordinary writing;
Which will' write and add, and add when it writes, in
one column or as many columns as the paper will hold;
Which will subtract as easily as it adds, in all or any
columns where adding is done;
Which is a complete billing, tabulating, adding and sub
tracting machine-all in one;
Which is also a complete auditing machine-accurate
itself and exacting accuracy from those who use it, which
will detect errors and prevent errors as well;
Which establishes a new standard of time and labor
saving in every variety of combined writing and adding work.
Remington
Adding and Subtracting Typewriter
(Wahl Adding Mechanism)
Remington Typewriter Company
(Incorporated)
E. L KING iso Hotel,
iE. L. KING Missoula, Mont.
Thlompson Falls. Sin was neoln
panitd by Mrs. Avery and ilhy, iwhoi
will visit for i. time at Thoms. l .
Mrs. L. A. t'arlver a.dl chihlrln have
returllned to theti Wintilr resitleltce on
Edith street, aifttr spending the
Chr'istlmasu vacationi \with Mr. t'arver at
their country home near Florence.
M'rs. hlorge A1`. Diikinson, who re
tiuritnt a f\% tla.as ago frou it isit of
severt;tl months i Sealttle and other
la'cius coast cities, expects to go to
day t, her hiome inll Stevensville.
The Missoulian has the best du
plicatnig second sheets for letters.
$1.ii00 per 1,000.-Adv.
M.1 I. . (oen of the (i'oenl-isher coil
iuny left last night for New York tind
other eastern cities. Mr. Coein will be
x\:y for a:bout two Weeks ibuyin.g anew
gt ois for the Golden Iiulh store of this
city.
(' A. WVeber of S(tevensville spent
sitae tille in Missoula yesterday ion his
w:t.y to St. Regis, where he will be for
a week or mnore with his brotlhers en
gagedt in a logging business ini that
vicinity.
ir. Itiesland, the eyesight speci:alist,
who grinds all glasses whilt here,
will be at the P'alaee hotel Jan. 12 to
2I.-Atdv.
I). 1). Fowler, repair matin and in
staller for the Moulntain Status Tole
phone & Telegraph compannt, leaves
this morning for Thompson falls.
where a number of pieces of work are
to libe done.
Frank E. Winters of Iron *Mountain
filed application yesterdlay for home
stead entry on 161.21 acres, including
tie east half of the southwest iquarter
and lots 3 and 4 of section 130, town
ship 17 north, range 26 west.
Piatriel Casey of 13utte alpiled -es
terday for hoimestead entry on 40 acres
including unit "C," the northeast qtuar
ter of the northwest quarter of see
tion 25, township 19 north, range 21
west. The applicationu was suspended.
UPON GAMBLING DEBT
RESTS CIVIL ACTION
If a man gives his check for a
gambling debt and the check is casied
by a third party, can the man who
'ashed the chetcks recover his 0money
when paym(ent of the check is stopped
at the bank upon which it is drawn?
This is the question which .a. to he
se.ttled in a case comnituellced yestler
day before Justice 1I. M. Small-
Henry Poitras against Hay Ilolliis
wvorth. The plaintiff alleges that HIol
lingsworth owes hint $125 be':ause i'f
his cashing two chtlcks; , one fo:" $7';
and one for $50, which Htollingsworth
gave to paY a gambling debt which, it
is said, was played at O\vanldo ab ilt
tie: middle of octibl er last. The
checks were not given directly to Poi
tins, but were cashed by him for the
man who was in tlhe ga .e with Ilol
lingswVortih.
After the ca:se was opened yesterday
it was agretd that the matter shoutld
,be submittcli by briefs aitld a reiason
able length of time wias given for these
to be prepared.
CLAN MAY SURRENDER.
Pineville, Ky.. Dec. 2.--The plea of
the wife of "lappy" Jack Hendrick
son, leader of the Hlendrickson elan of
ilountaineers who are besieged illn an
abandoned mine near here, may cause
the fugitives to surrender tomorrow.
Mrs. Hendrickson learned that Drc
parations .ere being made to smoke
out the clan and asked that she be
tlrst given a chance to talk to her
husband and beg him and his follow
ers to surrender. Additional guards
were thruown about the mine today.
PLEASING IS WORD
OF BURT'S ADVANCE
Pleasing to his many Missoula
'friends was the official announce
ment that reached here yesterday tiAat
A. M. Burt, division superintendent of
the Idaho division, formerly having
been at the head of the Rocky Moun
tain division here, had been promoted
to chief engineer of maintenance of
way for the Northern Pacific system.
Mr Burt is to assume his new duties
January 1. His headquarters is to
be in St. Paul.
J. L. DeP'orce will succeed Mr. Burt
as superintendent of the Idaho dl
vision and T. E. Coyle, assistant su
perintendent of the Tacoma division
has been made chief of the Parso
division.
FIRST SPRING FORD.
Floyd J. Logan delivered a fite
passenger Ford automobile to E. .
Rowan, a station agent for the North
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