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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-16

platform Of the party principles.
the delegates Of each political party
10 meet separately. iu state. district
county or municipal convention as
fue case may h", provided. that the
names Of candidates for delegates 10
such conventions shall Dee filed with
tine officer having in charge the prep
aratIou of the ballots as in case Of
candidates for nominations for office,
and provided. further that the names
of candidates for delegates shall be
printed on such ballots, and blank
lines provided Immediately thereun
der equal IN number 20 the number Of
delegates appOrtiOncd 10 each pre-
,iu,r by each political party upon
which voters may write the names of
persons for whom they may desire 10
vote for delegates.
SETTLING CONTESTS.
Section 40. All contests arising out
Of such primary elections shall be set
tIrd aud decided IN the same manner
as is now or may hereafter bee by law
provided for general elections, except
as herein otherwise provided.
ELECTION VIOLATIONS.
Section A.. Any person who shall
violate any OF the provisions OF this
act shall. upon conviction thereof, be
punished by imprisonment In the
county Jail for period Of not less
than six nor more than twelve
months. ~
aEPEALs CONFLICTING ACTS.
Section ~. Al acts ana isrts OF
ads ia conflict herewith are hereby
repealed
AN EMERGENCY LAW.
Section 43. An emergency is here
by declared by reason whereof Il f.
necessary for the immediate preserya-
uou OF the public health. peace and
safety that this act take eject from
and after It's passage aud app o,a.
GEO W. BELlNNlI.
President OF the Senate.
WM H. MURRAf
Speaker Of the House OF Repr'seata-
tiyes.
Approved May 29th, 1908
G. y HASKELL
Governor OF the state OF Oklahoma
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-16

FOR SALE-A genuine true and t-ied
Mad Stone. Has cured three mad
dog bites and one rattlesnake bite
that the doctors had given up i
cured a spider bite OF long standing
that the doctors said could not be
nured. Have received fees AZ large
as fifty dollars for one application.
For price see s, T. Thompson 81
Joe Basune's store. Ardmore. Okla
24-lm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-16

FOR sALE-All or half interest IN a
new well dril or will lease TO re-
sponslble parties. Write FOR par
tculars. W ~ Caple, Board Camp.
Ark. l5lm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-16
PENALTY FOR EXCEEDING LIMIT


hundred. nor NOR. than Two t.ou.4u4 /
dollar. and shall be confined ,n tba /
county au n Ola. county ,r ,h..L. .t.
U.. e.u,,rtef fy, tof ip.. u,, eIr /
uU.. lor moro than la1 var4 .
When any other thing OF value tblr /
mono. stgruIpd yr u-.d ,r .a.t...
.. 900. candidate. 30 .aaII b. ,gsc.saf F.
a. such candidate. and b. shall 10.
I.u..l.rsa ts money. 10 being reckon. .
eH at Jos fair cash yaIu.
WHEN CANDIDATE DISQUALIFIED
Section So ANY person u,or whom F.
a dul l Imposed los n. act or VINO .
4. required t9 a.0. a report. shall faith. .
uIs perform such duty. and i.. such .
report stating agcuIat.l. tho lnfor
nation required ANY one who mis- .
state. tho amount OF money or fails /
J nIs disclose the fact. as t0 an.
sr. promise. treat reward fayors
or any valuable thing given shall b.
deemed guilty of mIsdeme3Dor. and
upon conviction s.lI Dp fined NOT
less than nifty. nor more than one
thousand dollars. and confined lp the
county Jail not less than three nor
more than twelve months. and sbould
boz De- "a nominee Ie shall not bee nj.
lowed 90 have his name aDyear upou
OH. ballot and should Il Le pr,uted
before such conviction lac shall ID,
apn.od the right TO hold Office. III elect
ed. If ii. be a person elected to Am
,u.r. lu tae general election be sbaI.
not be- entitled Tn hold sucb office
ANY candidate who exyeuds NOR.
money. either In persou or tbrougb
AGENTS. committecs. or r. .uds than
the Limit ureseribed herein shall I'm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-16

LOANS-Ou city and farm property.
Reasonable rates. Smith-Flgw Real
~ co. G-1m
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-16
FOR RENT

FOR kENT-3-roOm house cheap.
Cor. j and 9th avenue, northwest.
Asphalt walk entire way to town.
Adolph Louis. Cor D street and
9th avenue. northwest. l4.3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-16

WANTED Come ON boys with your
second hand sacks to the corn
shelter at the old iron store on
East Main street !. W. Holland
l5.7
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-16

FOR RHNT-3-room cottage on north
Washington. Phone 524 or 247. ].
NJ. Bibb. II,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-16

FOR SALE two-burncr Perfection
oil stove and oven almost rev.
bargain II taken a. once. Paous
COS blue. dht.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-16

WANTED Men To- learn barber
trade VIII equip shop for you or
furnish positions. rev weeks com
pIetcs constant practice, careful,
Instructions tools given Saturday
wages, diplomas granted Write
for catalogue Moler barber Col
icge. Dallas. Texas 1916
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-16

WANTED ITO loan money OF ci-v
or country property q. G per ceu.
interest " L Alexander. S-Iu
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-16

NANrEU-ro maze you loans Oh
farm lands ours is tus only CON
pany that can maze you loans
without delay. See us over Bankers
National bank BurweI d Dexter
-a.t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-16


WANTED 70 maze Won ,ogus OIL
farm, land, ,,,, d. 49,, a,f.
80 0i'- ''-
p'n> Una. can maze !ot ioauh
without delay. See ut over 5alEe-E
National hank Brrvlr A. -,av.a-
-a..
'ANIHu-Io loan money OF city
OF country properly O.. i'e' ceii
'n''.'',' NJ l. Alexander o--i-
loan money gr s1g-.
notice smi,u.FI9w Realty Cone
pony -+S
Fos sLLF
--.----,.----.-- ---------.
oil stove ppd oven ,,-,,,, ,sv :,
bargain II taken 4, os.s pm
COS blue. sA-.
- 80
Mad Stone. Has cured three mad
uos us o,'es anu o1e fa'tesnAke bic
cured a snider ME =, 49, s,sps,-r
that the doctors said could moi be
aured. Have received fees AZ large
For price see 6 T Ttn1nso1 ',,s,r =,
Joe Bastine's store. Ardmore. Okla.
-+4n
now u.,u a.u, 80 ,.,,, -.
s,,rsule rartes VII o. -.
tHcuIars " Y C,,,o Road g..
Ark l5.lm
rOR sAfr-, a. -. -.
rar,afp S,,,,h W.. ~. -
paLy l43
,og earn -,
s,..,,. - ',' D'e5y "nu
Rutherford 14.3
.ns org,
------~-~~------~~-~----------------------
'Ok ltENI-3-rOOm house CHEAP.
-. - luo' "oi III " eS :
49,, ,', 80 way u Town.
-, - s'iee' ana
'''' ~ west 1873
Washington pbone 69a or oa7 =
N. Bibb. 5tt
FoP RENT- T-u,,..ao., - =,
,n u,,, o,,u -. 1,Os'
be,mer o. n.uha =
FOR PDZT-N n,,n,no. -
rangi,g :, si,o ,ron, s.'
Smith Elow pooi., co 49,,
FOR RENT-Ona 7roou, -.
roo'h mousse close In Apply Mul
''u''on Hu
~ ''oAN-oh iarins ano
more Loan a Trust Co. ! w
Kemp. 17.1m
non n,,,,r - -, -
=,
-. -, ., -,
-. -, =, ooo - ',a
'"N WV -
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-16
SETTLING CONTESTS.

Section 40. All contests arising out
of such primary elections shall be set
tlrd aud decided IN the same manner
as IL now or may hereafter bee by law
provided for general elections except
.s I.r,iu ,tH4tui-a ur,yid4t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-16

81 ieas Admofeife Ad each good
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-06-16
WAITED

WANTED Experienced hay men
with hay outnJs TO cut ale and put
ON Dosu cars grass from 3.OOO-acre
meadow located on the NJ. f. d
n and Rock Island near Kiuwa.
Okla Loading places u no III
stan Sc more than lla miles and In
some places not over y mile from
meadow aud Jess VIII pay for
hay cut Ualod and placed on cars
>a.2J per ton. Write Wall Grain
Co. ManusWue. Okla. 2Ouw.tf
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-18
cRDRoS CLUB ANNUAL
E3.a Great Festivities 80 the National
Capital

Washington. Dee. 14-Pr@ident
s-e.. and lis oas-tne friend, I'd
s Hartman, net Saturday night.
F-- .--= hours they faced each other
viii g table between then-sui
who beheld the meeting sat spell
-s ~ the sane time President
==. Tai. ard Speaker Cannon looked
Gzzs-:y into eaeh Others eyes; Frank
+ Hitchcock. Chairman Of the repub-
-:-s- national committee. ard Norman
Z Mack. commander IN chief q the
E--a- waterloo. came together, while
-z--.z-s and insurgents from
congress we're srrayei against I az
c.1=- II TIE offerings.
Il re midst OF this dramatic stu
s.--. when 70 man knew what the
-=1. moment was TO bring forth. .
--r-s Of thunder broke upon the
-.z-i.1. air. and the steam roller sP-
rsz-=i q .he scene. Il was the real
-.-y 4 steam rollers. for it bore the
name q Taft il large gilt letters Oh its
c5wcz-eLer-or WHARF the e~owcatcher
c-.5: 20 be-and the additional symbol
q TIE Gridirou club and the date, De
es-b=r y, 1905, proved it was being
rolled Il OF one OF the mos; enjoyable
s...z, occasions Of the year.
I. vas the annual fall dinner Of this
famous organization Of newspaper cor
RESPONDENTS and big men from every
va,z q life from every corner Of the
wcr.5.
Taft. Taft, Taft, steam roller,
steam roller, steam roller, whOo-oo-.''
This vas the song the merry Grdiron-
e-s sang and as each guest had a
bronze steam roller souvenir in the
form Of q paper weight at his plate,
The yell was voted q success. ven by
those whom the historical ju~ggernaut
had crushed.
There was no b~looished at the meet
ing between the president and Mr..
Hartman, and when the other old
political opponents met at the friendly
board they ehatted and laughed and
exchanged condolences as though they
had been the warmest friends through
life.
P~resident-eleet Taft was eheered TO
the echo; so were President Roosevelt,
Vice President Fairbanks, Vice Presi-
dent-elect Sherman and all the other
uotables who took part in the pro-
eeedings by making speeches that were
not reported.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-18
OREGON NEWS.

Representative Ellis Of Oregon has
appointed Chester ". Frazier Of Nil
ton as cadet TO West Point military
academy. Representative Hawley has
offered to S. B. Eakin Of Eugene the
appointment as disbursing officer for
the new public building to be erected
in that city, at a salary Of $1,000.
Fire Wednesday destroyed John
Hunters planning mill in Roseburg,
entailing a probable loss Of $1,000. The
mill has been idle the past two months.
and the owner is absent. The theory
IS that the Ere was started by tramps.
T. Z. Judd Of Pendlet0u has fallen
heir to 100000 by the death Of Z. D.
Judd Of Hartford, Conn. The estate
is valued az 100000.
Matt Johnson. slayer Of T. J. Holock,
was found guilty at Portland Of
der in the second degree and his son,
John was acquitted.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-18
MONTANA soUIss-

Joseph Cameron, the s year old son
OF NJ. and Mrs.. J. Cameron, who re-
side on q ranch about FIVE miles south
Of S~rsvensville, recently was shot and
instantly killed while playing with =
rife.
John z. Whitaker, a Fort Benton
ranch hand, was convicted in the dis
trict court Of Choteau county OF a fell
ony involving a 10 year old girl, Mar
tha Klowtz. which was committed more
than a year ago, and his sentence was
left TO be fixed later by the court.
The trial Of Arthur Bryan, formerly
Of Cincinnati, On the charge Of hay-
ing murdered George Morhard Of Butte,
September 70 last, vas begun last
week.
Sammy Williams, a cook, who has
been employed in Bozemsn for a nun
Der Of years, died a few days ago.
when il was discovered that she was a
woman who had been incorporating
as a man for the most Of her life. She
was so years Of age and had acquired
considerable property.
G. ". Draper, a prominent mining
man and the ~discoverer Of the North
Moccasin, which is netting John ".
Gates a tidy fortune annually in the
form Of dividends, has been found
wandering in the hills near Kendall
lie was taken to a hospital, but is no;
expected 70 recover. He Is a resident
Of Helena and had quite a competency.
Robert Smith did not die when be
attempted suicide at Plains, after hsv-
ing shot Clarence Clark at Victor,
where the two were employed upon an
irrigation ditch. In a note found on
his body Smith admitted the killing Of
CLARK.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-18


C---:y Bar Ess-cI-a- - s=rt -
lectures g =g- Ea=Sts r=gS
@s-2-eT 2tts- re -1-
Tz-s --Ez-E +o- Co-Es- JosE =
Lee a-,Ts E-zv-s recently jean
Ga los: c5-:r-l q 8 ---5e- e kezv
-.zss q. -z5s- ~--s- s~=2: 55Ez tas
hillside. z-i-E liz instantly. az
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q Ts.-o Agricultural eo.-
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Ss-ssT
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The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-18
BRIEF NEWS T

Governor-eIect Cosgrove Of the state
of Washington is reported to be improv
ing in health and will take the oath Of
governor at Olympia and then return
70 California for his health.
General Weston has left Manila TO
take command Of the department Of
California.
Judge John L. Nolan, grand sire Of
the Independent Order Of Odd Fellows
Of World. died at Nashville, Tenn,
Monday night.
Public school teachers in the Seattle
have ben forbidden from accepting
presents from the scholars al Christ
mas time.
State Senator Walter J. Reed Of
North Yakima died there on Monday
afternoon after an illness Of more than
a year.
The latest battleships built by this
country are vastly superior 10 Englsnd's
Dresdnought. is emphstically STATED
by Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans in
a ecent magazine article written by
himself.
a dying Moscow. (Russia) million
sire named Pet-rhotf had his fortune
withdrawn from the bank and the
banknotes brought to the sickroom
where be was dying. They were then
piled before him and set on fire. He
then called bis relatives and showed
them what he had done, co-ngratulsting
them on escaping the evils of wealth.
President Roosevelt has applied to
the Belgian government for q hunting
permit IN Belgian territory in Africa.
This will be granted. 1t will cover
1909 and include both big and small
game.
Senator Foraker has introduced an
amendment to the bill providing for
the Teenlistment Of the 2 troops dis
charged without honor because Of al
legged participation in the ARRAY at
Brownville and addressed the senate
committee concerning the amendment.
He proposes in bis new measure 10 es.
tablish a tribunal consisting of retired
army officers before whom evidence
may be submitted as to the guilt Of the
defendants and before whom the defen.
dants themselves might appear to an.
swer to the charges The measure is
so drawn as to practically take out Of
the hands Of the executive, and TO give
a tribunal appointed by congress, full
authority to consider the Brownville
question and BY its findings provide for
the reenlistment of the disgcharged
negroes.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-18
Lumber Production

AS in the two previous years WASH
ington ranked first n lumber qrodue'
tion in 1907 with 3.-77, 505.o.a feet ac'
eording to . bulletin Of the department
Of commerce and labor i1s- issued I'D.
der the caption of "The Lumber Cut Of
the United States for 1907.
Although leading the nation "S'-
ington s cut was a decrease n 1913 PEI
cent from the production in 1900 ous'
according TO the departmea- : e'n'll,
sions. to a eare shortage. tie 2al'' alI
the attempt by the tra7s'e1iiasI''
railroads to increase fre;gt. rates.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-18
wAsHINGToN's APPLE TREES
Every County in Washington Has Com
mercial Orchards-Yakima Leads
in Eastern Washington.

An apple map, prepared from approx
innate figures submitted By F. A. Hunt
ley, state commissioner Of horticulture,
shows that apples are grown com
nercia.ly in every county Of the state.
Yakima leads the state with 1~,24s,OOO
trees and 1850 acres Of orchard. Che
Ian county is next with 622,s SIS trees.
Spokane county has third place with
i9j,g73 trees. Orchards are smaller on
the Pacific slope and King county leads
with 1872 SIS trees.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-18

z-s 5-Es ast beEAr il szUsst.
- .zszs reported BY ia department
attorney general numbered 1ss,
-..ez q EsS toE criminal ProSs-
al ss for AID eSzde1-
4 Il Of tie criminal eases
-zs-5e3 had 70 pay fines ranging
8: . s-J0 besides eostL and a
re seizure eases resulted II for
q ire gods May eases are
lending Il tie courts, and not 8
" ease hss yet beez decided i'd
~ . :ke government
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-18
ROOSEVELT REsESTs pr,
Has Material for Retaliation 3,
gress Ceasors the Xsl
sage.

Congress, in eontempls.rg
70 President Roosevelt "a, .sOsNs
used il his annual uessa-a .,ass
the operation Of the seers. sa-ag
holding a frebrand over
magazine. P'"asf
President Roosevelt now d.
With Characteristic emphasis 80.
4ttemPt is made TO put him in "a
light before the country le yin s
q special message 70 eory-as, '
ing specific instances Of inr,a,s.
Rection Of certain ue-ba,.
'tvenal influence" WIN
The president is content q.
70 rest on his Official ut,ersreas =.
tive 70 the bad judgme-, Of son,,-.
in cutting down the appropriation -
the secret service and Ieyf.,ati,,
limit its operation, but Il bis 80
Is brought into question be B-o,o...
10 show the country tia. VIA, he ss5
was fully justified.
The president contends tia. es,,.;-
members OF congress have 1-iva,a :.
hiiations inimieal TO the spin, Of ,oas
government and be .5sav i-forn.s
some Of his visi.-r7 l,as be Is in =.
session Of records tina; viii by tbs
bare recital, fully establish lis cb.,,.
that the reason congress limited Il.
operations Of the secret service "a,
because Of the fear OF members tho,
they might be investigate.
The present instance Is s9newbs,
analogous TO the furry in eongra..
over the confidential rzror. Of forme,
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General
Bristow on the posts frauds. UotKitb.
standing an iutimation from a source
that It contained matters reasetipg
upon the Official coniuc, q members
Of congress, a resolution demanding
its production was passed. Tie result
Of the explosion viii long be renen.
bere5 BY those directly interested.
No Personal Gudgs.
President Roosevelt: makes #. eIes,
that he has no persona. grulge 10
work out. but be feels ,ha. tie country
Is entitled to have tie r=s-5-sibility
for unwise legislation placed where It
justly belongs. He Is not. taking the
incident too seriously, b1, SHOWS bis
ground and is determined 10 aequaint
congress with the facts .-a. have gov.
erned him if it shows g desire to see
them.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-18
Gar slays Suspects Galore.

Vienna-Priyate letters t-on n"
sian Poland and southern Russia
that executions Of political suspects
have been going on literally By ne I've
ems. Wholesale rePresSiva Hsas
are going on and the whole '-'5-,.
Of the country is in a state q en-
The comparative quiet OF the '''U
tionary agitators has given ne
opportunity to carry the w'rk io'"
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-18
GOT s24Io IN NEWSPAPER
Ogden Man Receives Money From Un-
known Source.

Upon tearing the wrapper from a
salt Lake newspaper received BY him
recently as second class mail. Charles
Price, a Plasterer of Ogden, found
s24lo in currency concealed in the
folds Of the paper. He reported the
ease TO the police authorities here and
the money was deposited in a bank,
pending an investigation. There were
two $500 bills, II 600 bills and 10 81
bills. The origin Of the money is a
complete mystery TO the police and
postal authorities OF Ogden and Salt
Lake.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-18
War Paint for Fleet

As the battleships Of the Atlantic
feet proceed to the navy yards for the
target practice Iext spring they viii
be painted a slate color. which is being
done with the vessels Of the third squad
,0n II the feet now in Atlantic waters
With the color Of slate the ships are
less visible and in the maneuvers they
thus able 70 better simulate war
conditions
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-18
Murphy Not Guilty.

San Franeiseo.-"Not E1'tE, :
the verdict returned by the .-' -
the Ease Of Frank J. Murphy. oIs
the attorneys for Abraham
charged with completely in the arg
attempt to bride John >. N'.
venireman drawn upon the JlI!
in Ruet's recent trial.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-18

A New York paper says the cost to
New York county Of the prosecution of
Harry K. Thav for the shooting of
Stanford White has been s54.s37, ac-
eOrding to papers submitted by District
Attorney Jerome to Justice Mills at
NeWhurgh.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-18
BLAST KILLS FOURTEEN MEN.
Explosion in Panama Canal Workings
a. Bas O5ispo Injuries 50
WorkLen

Colon, Isthmus Of Panama Dec. a..
A giant blast Of dynamite was pre-
maturely exploded in the canal work.
ings at Bias Obispo Saturday. Fourteen
men were killed and 50 injured. It may
be that others were xii 81, for the
debris is piled up in al directions.
Bias Obispo cut is shg1: 30 miles
from Colon and the shoes Of the ez.
plosion was distinctly fe,; 5sre.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-18
Ruef Not Yet Sentenced

San Franeiseo.-Abraham Ruef, con-
vieted Thursday Of offering a bride,
has been granted a delay Of one week
before receiving sentence. The %eontin-
nance of the case until next Saturday,
December 1e, was with the assent Of
the district attorneys Office, repre-
scented only by Assistant John O'Gara.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-18
PARIS CRIME MAY BE YELLED
influence at Work TO Stop Probable
Sensational Political Exposure.

Paris, Dee. 14.-Another startling
political crime is being covered up 70
prevent the exposure Of influential eiti-
Gems. This is the opinion today Of a
majority OF those who have followed
the investigation Of Nine. Steinheil,
who is suspected Of being involved in
the plot that resulted in the murder
Of her husband and mother on the
night Of May 81.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-18
HONOR So DEAD MISSIONARIES
Beatifcation DEGREES Conferred On
Martyrs in China

Rome.-There was an impressive
ceremony at the Vatican sunday upon
the occasion Of the reading Of the
beatifcation DEGREES conferr=i l1o1 80
French missionaries who ne. Tie DEAN
Of martyrs in China. and t7a1 joan
i Arc. The reading II the DEGREES zoos
place in the presence Of til f7E7.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-18
TAFT TO VISIT PANAMA DISTRICT
Desires Personal Contact With Wozk
Before Inauguration.

President-elect Taft contemplate a
visit 10 Panama before lis inaug1ra'
ton. This visit Is approved IS Presi-
dent Roosevelt and Secretary Root
While il has not been f-aly deter
mined upon Mr.. Taft announced that
it was his inclination to =. Should
this be his final decision Ire w. depart
the last week in January FIR a trip
which viii cover approximately 20
days.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1908-12-18
Economic Cooperation.

Economic cooperation by farmers has
developed enormously during the last
y years and it is safe to say that at
present more than one-half Of the
100000 farms are represented in this
cooperation; the fraction is much larger
if based on the total number Of medium
and better sorts Of farmers, to which
the cooPerators mostly belong. Il is
announced in this report that the nun.
Der Of farmers cooperative economic
associations must be fully $4,000 and
may easily be many more. with a men,
bershiP rising about 100000 without
counting duplicates.