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The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1907-07-31
Additional Local.

City Editor Kenneth Romney, OF
the Pasco, WASH, Express arrived
Sunday from across the range and
will spend the vacation at his old
home near Corvallis. Mr.. Ronney,
who was formerly connected with
The Western News, is making good
in his present field. Besides attend
ing to his newspaper work in most
capable manner he finds time to dis
charge the duties of city clerk of
Pasco and of secretary of the Franklin
county democratic central committee.
w. P. O'Brien has returned from a
trip to the Coeur d'Alene and Mon
tana Copper Mining company's pro-
perty near Trout creek, in Sanders
county, where he went to make an ex-
animation with a view to investing in
Mr.. O'Brien says he was well pleased
with what he saw and predicts that
the property will become one of the
big producers of the red metal with
development work. He was accom-
panied on the trip by Ed Brennan,
one of the owners of the property.
The following officers have been in
stalled by the Victor lodge of Odd Eel
lows: Noble grand, A. B. McGrew;
vice grand, Josper Evans; secretary,
John E. East; treasurer, George w.
Rowe; right supporter to the noble
gr and, William N. Ellis; left supporter
to the noble grand, J. S. Treece; con-
ductor, Ed Poindexter; warden, A. L.
Martin; right supporter to the vice
grand, r. w. Marsh; left supporter to
| the vice grand, p. S. Rennix; right
scene supporter, A. A. Keirns; left
scene supporter, Joseph Miner; inside
guardian, ]. E. Craddock.
| Frank Esmay, who was caught in
Seattle last week by Otto Shoenfeld
secretary of child and animal protec'
ton, has been placed IN the county
Jail here. Esmay, about year age
deserted his family, who were living
on a ranch near Florence and left fol
parts unknown with girl from Mis-
soula. The officers have been on {
hunt for him for some time. 1t wa:
thought he was in Seattle, but on &C
count of his Montana friends at tha
place shielding him, he was hard t'
find, but was finally landed by de
| h, hy ha
tary. He will be arraigned tomorrow
and will have TO answer to the charg
of deserting his wife and children
which was made a punishable Grim
at the last session of the Legislature.
J. L. Humble was i'll the city yester
day for the day. Mr.. Humble is muc
interested in the construction OF tn
proposed electric railway from Hami
ton to Missoula and has been givin
the matter some attention lately. H
says that the construction of the roa
seems sure now, though it will not b
built as quickly as was thong hit at frs
There are two parties, who ar
res ponsible and able to carry throug
the deal, who are willing TO take u
the proposition tor next year. If "
can not arrange for immediate wor
with some of the Others that are looh
ing into the matter, it is certain thu
g we can close with these people, eithf
one of them at any time" said NJ
Humble. Il am sure that the road wi
be built. ."-Missoulian.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1907-07-31
TALE THE POSTMASTER,S WORD FOR IT

Mr.. F. M. Hamilton, postmaster at
Cherryvale, Iud.. keeps ALSO stock OF
general merchandise and patent med
lcines. He says: chamberlain IS
Co,ic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy y
Is standard here in it's line. 1t never
fails to give satisfaction aud we could
hardly afford to be without it, For
sale by Corner Drug Store.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1907-07-31
Take Notice.

The residents of Hamilton and VII
cinitv are notified to not put any
manure or rubbish on the public high
waysot the county.
7. H. HANBIDGE, M. D.
Health Officer.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1907-07-31
In a Street Car.

Blodgett-You see that homely WON
an hanging to that strap? Foster
How do you know she is homely? You
can't see her face. Blodgett-I can sec
she is hanging to 4 straD. -
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1907-07-31
Born.

Browman-To MIR. and Mrs. An.
drew 8yowinan, July 20, a SON.
Swanson-To Mr.. and Mrs. Gust
Swanson, July 26. a son.
O'Brien-To Mr.. and Mrs w. p.
O'Brien, July 80, son.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1907-07-31
Results Shouh Satisfy.

The results of dry farming already
obtained in Colorado, Wyoming. the
Columbia basin and during the recent
drought in many parts of Montana.
should satisfy any person who is not a
determined Gisbeliever that very
large part Of Montana's non-irrig d BILE
lands will be sabdivided into homes
for a gseat populatson of farmers who
will successfully caltivate the soil un-
der methods adapted to semi-arid con-
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1907-07-31

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New-York tribune., 1907-05-14

its effect upon stream passing through the
Two states, makes matter for investigation and
determination by this court.
THE EFFECTS ON KANSAS.
AS to just what the court might decide Jus
tice Brewer said:
Colorado could not be upheld IN appropriating
the entire flow of the Arkansas River, on the
ground that it is willing TO give, and does give,
TO Kansas something else which might be con-
sidered of equal value That would be equiva-
the two states, and that 1t is not authorized TO
do. But justified in looking at the ques-
ton not narrowly and solely as to the amount
of the flow in the channel of the Arkansas
River, inquirng simply whether any portion
thereof Is appropriated by Colorado but we
many properly consider what, in por-
ton of that flow is appropriated by Colorado,
are the effects of such appropriation upon Kan
sas territory
AS Kansas thus recognizes the right OF appro-
pr1ating the waters Of a stream for the purposes
OF irrigation. subject to the condition of an
equitable division between the riparian pro-
prletors, she cannot complain II the same rule
is administered between herself and a sister
state And this is especially true when the
waters are. except for domestic purposes
practically useful only for purposes of irriga-
ton.
II the extreme rule of the common law were
enforced. Oklahoma having the same right to
insist that there should be diversion of
the stream in Kansas for the purpose of irriga-
tlon that Kansas has in respect to Colorado, the
New-York tribune., 1907-05-14
GEN. CASTRO ACCUSED.
MURDER CHARGE MADE.
Brother of Slain Leader Paroles Ap-
peaLs to Venezuelan Tribunal.

seeking the punishment of the persons re-
sponslDle for the killing of his brother, General
ANTONIO Paredes the Venezuelan insurgent
leader on February 15 Hector Luis Paroles,
acung under advice of counsel, has forwarded
to the High Federal Court and Court of Cas-
satlon at Caracas a petition accusing President
Cipriano Castro of murder and demanding that
ne he placed on trial The petitioner acting
Tor his family, is now in Berlin. and the pet
uoh and documents in the case We're forwarded
by Nlcanor Bolet, who represented General
Paredes in New York, the steamer Phiiadel-
phla' which sailed from this port on Saturday
Mr. Boiet also had first obtained the advice Of
one OF Nenezuela's foremost constitutional law
yers who assured him that the accusation be-
lore the courts was the proper mode of proceed
ure and that the family of General Paroles
had a good case to present
New-York tribune., 1907-05-14
FRENCH CABINET FIRM
N. BRAND Defines attitude Tozoard
Federation of Labor.

Paris. May 13.-When the Chamber Of Depu-
ties reassembled to-day NJ. BRAND. the Minister
OF Education, replied TO further interpretations
of the government tho Iatter's policy toward
labor. He said that the ministers had acted
in the true interests Of both the republic and
the working people in suppressing the violence
and tyranny Of the revolutionary General Fed
Grafton Of Labor, and expressed his deterrsina-
tton, with the fullest approval Of his colleagues
not to permit any attempt at characterization on
the part OF school teachers or other state Of
fciaIs.
NJ. BRAND said that the government cate
gorically refused TO authorize the school teach
ers and other state officials 10 form the unions
which the General Federation Of Labor desired
in order 10 provoke confusion and disorder
which would follow If the labor officials ap-
peared TO the country TO be above the Cabinet
The government desired TO overcome anarchy
by means of order and discipline, thus avoiding
certain reaction. If the Chamber did not sup
port the governments disciplinary measures
the ministers would not retain their portfolios
The debate was adjourned until tomorrow.
when the government will ask for vote Of con-
fidence.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-14
PREACHER USES CLUB.
Calls Himself Franciscap Vhen~4r-
rested IN The Bronr.

His method Of emphasizing his religious ex-
hortations by pounding his hearers with a heavy
cane. according to the police. caused the i'm
prisonment in the Alexander avenue police sta
tion last evening OF a street preacher who called
himself Thomas ]. Donnelly. He said he was
a Franciscan. and addressed every one. even
those he dubbed with his cane. as Brother
He wore an ordinary sack suit. and his only
adornment of a religious character was an
ebony cross about ten inches long. trimmed
with silver He wore IL tied TO his breast He
not intoxicated, the police say
Emil Cassario. clerk. of No, $50 East 1884
street. caused Donnely's arrest He the
crowd which Donnelly was haranguing ar he
corner of ST. AIMS avenue and 136th street. and
stopped TO listen Donnelly. ne says, was asking
his hearers to forsake the worldliness and sins
of The Bronx, and struck home HIS point by
digging his cane Into Cassarillo's ribs. Preacher
and clerk were both arrested after fight
New-York tribune., 1907-05-14
TO TAKE BRY1N'S PLACE.
Patterson Has "Dmk Horse" for
Democratic Nomination
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune !

Louisville, May 13--A suggestion that he can
name an available dark horse to take Mr.
Bryan's place as a Presidential candidate next
year, if the Nebraskan withdraws, is made by
Henry Watterson in an editorial which will ap
pear in THE Courier Journal" tomorrow morn
ing. He takes Mr. Bryan To task for drawing
the line against Gold Democrats as possible
leaders saying that he is going out of his way
TO make distinctions where total Oblivion is
necessary to perfect union and perfect union es
sential to carrying the country" Mr.. Waiter
son continues
1t is frequently given out that Mr.. Bryan does
not want the nomination next year. Certainly,
unless he unite the party, 1t would do him
more harm than good. If he does not crave
the kingship. however. he may not be averse TO
playing the role of Warwick, and in that event
we tell him of a Democrat who, without
,entangling alliances with any of the money pow
ers, yet without any antecedents which could
drive away conservative Democrats, fills the
specification made by him exactly-a good or
gani2ation Democrat who supported the ticket in
1885, who in judgment could still the dis
cords and restore the harmonies yea. I'LL the
loose sails of the old ship of Zion with hopeful
gales. and perhaps prove an Abraham Lincoln
New-York tribune., 1907-05-14

result would be that the waters. except for the
meaEre amount required for domestic pur-
poses would flow through Eastern Colorado and
Kansas with comparatively little advantage TO
elther state. and both would lose the great
beneht which comes from the use os lne water
for irrigation
Further along he said:
1t cannot be denied. in view Of all the tes-
lllhohy, that the dimtnuuon Of the flow of
water in the river by the irrigatfon of colo
rado has worked some detriment to the south
western western part OF Kansas. and yet, when we
great benefit which has obviously resulted 70 tho
counties in Colorado, it would seem that equality
OF rght and equity between the two states
drawal Of water in Colorado for purposes Of ir-
New-York tribune., 1907-05-14
NIGHT AFFECT NEW YORK
TINS Catys Wdter Supply and Inter
state Streams

Professor William H. Burr, OF Columbia, who
was chairman OF the Commission on Additional
water supply that drew up the plans now being
followed by the city. said last night that the stl
PreHne court 8 decision In the Kansas Colorado
case would affect New York should the c,t, tal,o
water from any Of the streams that run into Con
necucut He said, however. that the only inter
state stream INCLUDED IN the water supply system,
is the 5yraIn River, and that the complaints of
some citizens OF Connecticut injury from
settlement. - -
Professor Burr said that when his commission
was az work hve years ago. George l.. Rives who
was the Corporation Counsel advised il to avoid
II possible, taking water from interstate streams
since such action might lead To litigation. The
commission 4; followed Mr. Rivess advice, with the
from the Byram. all OF New York CIfv's water is
found within the boundaries Of New York state
New-York tribune., 1907-05-14
L. T.. RYAN TO RETIRE.
Friend Says He Wants No Political
Office of Any Kind.
[nv relegraph % The Trlbune. ]

Richmond. Va. May 13.-It was said here to-
day by close personal friend of Thomas F.
Ryan that the fnancier. in a recent converse
ton in Nelson County. had said positively that
he would not only not accept nomination for
the Presidency. but that he seeking any
political preferment whatever On the other
hand. 1t is the intention of Mr.. Ryan to retire
entirely from active public affairs and to settle
upon his fine Virginia estate. where he will sur
round himself with his family and raise fine
cattle and horses.
This statement would seem 10 set at rest the
rumors that Ryan is seeking every thing in the
political category from a state Senatorship TO
the Presidency. The most persistent of these
rumors that he coveted Senator Daniels
place
New-York tribune., 1907-05-14
OLD PROMOTER KILLS HIMSELF

Charles NJ Martini seventy-ive years old. a pro-
moter lately operating in Texas oil lands, suffer
ing from incurabe disease. ended his life in the
early hours OF yesterday morning by taking
bolic acid He died In terrible agony.
The dead man boarded with Mrs. May j. Hills In
apartment the top floor OF No s21 West
1l6th About O'Clock Mrs. Hills was awakened
by groans coming from Martins room, ands going
in. found him In agony, and beside him bottle
which had contained carboc acid. He was then
unconscious His physician Dr. Wallace B. House,
of No $40 West 15th street. called, but his aid
came too late. and Martin died In . short time.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-14
GERMAN FLEET SOCIETY MEETS.
Message to Emperor Urges Strong Navy as
Surest Guarantee of Peace

Cologne May 13.-The German Fleet Society
which is holding It's national convention here to-
day sent dispatch to Emperor William, saying
that the aims Of the society TO create strong
navy for the fatherand. which in The hands OF
your majesty will be the surest guarantee OF
peace"
Major General Keim. president of the society. ere,
ated amusement by saying that the British Naval
League had applied to the society for Information
regarding the methods by which the latter had at
tained such phenomenal growth General keIm
added: with our usual amiability, we sent them
our bylaws and gave them advice and Instructions
The society is urging haste IN carrying out the
German naval construction plans, in view OF the IN
cessant increase in the military and naval equip
ment of other powers. which the society regards as
a serious menace 10 Germany.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-14
JOHN MORLEY SPEAKS ON INDIA.
Confirms Reports of Grave Unrest, and JUS
tifes Action of officials

London, May 13-The Secretary for India, Mr..
Morley, in the House of Commons to-day con-
frmed the press reports Of the grave condition
Of unrest in India, and justified the arrest and
deportation Of agitators against whom there
were not sufficient grounds to place them on trial
before the courts The Secretary auueu tIlat ne
6isIi,ad IN adopt such measures. bur they must
be Judged from the point Of view of the emer-
gency and the risk existing. Therefore the gov
ernment had refused to strip me lhulah eAeIu- u
tj,ya of a weapon which the law placed in its
hands for the suppression Of dangerous agita-
tionS'
New-York tribune., 1907-05-14
Broadway & Nineteenth Street

Coroner's Physician O'Hanlon decided that tt was
plainly case OF suicide. The body was taken 70
the Merritt Burial Companys rooms
New-York tribune., 1907-05-14
HECTOR LUIS PAREDEs.

The brother Of General Paredes and his friends
here declare that the judges who constitute the
court before which the proceedings brought
will be held to a strict accountability in the
future for any evasion of their duty in con-
nection with the charge against President Cas-
tro. However with the latter's power wan
ing they say that they have no reason to be-
lleve that fun justice will not now be done.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-14

to the lost sheep of the house of Jefferson and
jackson and Tilden. He does not live east or
the Alleghenies, either or south of the Potomac
and the Ohio
New-York tribune., 1907-05-14

said:
Mnen the states OF Kansas and Colorado were
1oinltteo into the Union they were admitted
ttd %lsi es lull powers OF local sovereignty which
belonged TO other states and Colorado by its
~ a~eglsiatlon mas recognized the right Of appro-
pILaune ehe moving waters TO the purposes Of
iIIlsauoh NOW the question arises between
.Mo e states, 5, one recognizing generally the com
rercI5;, rd% RUE & % riparian rights and the other
f an,-J me 1Ie uoclElne OF the public ownership
Ior or impose Its own policy upon the other
stream nows through the two and contro.
Kefsy Is presented as TO the flow OF thai etraa,o
II does not follow. however, that because Co.
gress cannot determine the rule which ehau
'oiltFoI DeIWeeh the TWO states or because
the other that the controversy ceases To he one
Of . Justihabie nature, or that there is no ro,,a
Nhlcn can take cognizance Of the controversy
and determine the relative rights OF The t,. Icy
states Indeed. the disagreement. coupled with
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-31

OF the far northwest and announces
the discovery of new race living
along the koskokwill river in Alaska.
He brings back strange tales Of this
new race which had never been before
seen by white man and which differs
from all other tribes of Alaskan In.
dians.
New York. Oct. 3O.-Eloping lovers
who seek hasty or secret marriages
no longer find Gretna Green in the
Little Church Around the Corner. ia
nous throughout the country for the
romantic unions effected there. This
Is the decision OF the Rev DR.. Geo
c. Houghton. rector, who declares that
the sanctuary will not be place fol
the performance of ill-advised mar
riages, nor any kind. that cannot be
considered regular In the fullest sense
OF the term.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-31
The Farmers Wife

r. very careful about her churn. She
scalds IL thoroughly after using, and gives
IL sun bath to sweeten 1t. She knows
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batter that Is made in IL. The stomach ID
n churn. In the stomach and digestive
and nntritiva tracts are performed pro-
ccsses which are almost exactly like the
churning OF butter. Is It not apparent
then that II this stomach-churn is foul 1t
makes foul all which is put into IT?
The evil OF foul stomach is not alone
the bad taste in the mouth and the foul
breath caused by IT. but the corruption on
the pure current OF blood and the dissem-
inatlon of disease throughout the body
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
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ach. constipated or Irregular bowels, sour
or bitter rlslnRs hItef eatihg anu poor
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Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-31

thng balances today by the certificate
plan and were highly gratifed at the
way they were received by the nublic
ont OF 100000 savings bank depositors
III this city only 1.500 have presented
their books withdrawing their .c.
counts. Reports from variou, o;,i.s
in the west report financial situat,on
good.
New York. Oct. 29.-It is stated IN.
day that most of the banks that wero
compelled to suspend payment last
week are arranging to resume bust.
ness This will greatly relieve the sit.
Hation.
London Oct. 29-The increasing of
the discount rate of the Bank of Ger.
hahy' announced Yesterday has mad
depressing effect in this city. It is
expected the Bank of England will
Increase its discount rate.
New York. Oct. 29.-The gold beIne
'rranged to be imported from abroad
VII greatly relieve the money market
rms. along with money coming from
'xports which are heavy at this time
u the year. will ease the situation
ma oring about normal conditions.
New York, Oct. 30.-Opening prices
,. stocks showed sharp declines
throughout the list. Many prominent
lctive stocks falling as much Is thre.
points.
New York. Oct 3O.-Bankipg condl.
ions appear normal in this CITY to
lay' The situation is now so well In
Iand that no further conferences of
bankers are anticipated The run,
ire over and Wall street expressed
iratification that the storm has been
"eathered. The banks improved their
position by calling in loans. This
process of adjustment may be contin.
'eu until the liquidation of this char
'cter are well absorbed considering
the TACT that many stock exchange
aouses are discouraging new commit
ments on the margin basis and m.L
hg purchases only for cash Bank.
Is declare the clearing house cerl If
ate plan is working out smoothly and
rapidly bringing about normal con
| litons.
san Francisco. Oct. 30.-The saw
rigs banks of San Francisco decided
70 place their depositors on the notice
basis. They will not pay out funds
ihiess notice is given ranging from
Ten to ninety days according to the
sums withdrawn.
Chicago, H.. Oct. SO-That the pres
,ht disturbed financial condition NAV
BRING in its wake a general and sub
5tantial reduction in the cost of liy.
'ng is the talk among jobbers whole.
'aiers and retailers of meats. eggs and
other food products. Some of them ex.
press belief that n reduction of IN
Der cent in the price of meats will he
made in few days should the present
money stringency continue.