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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-10-30

s5i555ss ~. "a tsss .sf
Yellowstone county there is but one
for every $500 voters. Thisis trav.
esty on Justice.
Cascade county has iAye: repressn-
tatiFes, Missoula county has four;
Deer Lodge county has elk and there
are three counties with. three and
eight with two representatives, yet
there u are more people II Yellowstone
which has but one, than In any of
these counties.
TT g up to the people sof Yellow
stone county to meke an af1ort, "a be.
cure. 2 just apportionment Of srepresen.
tattonSinthe lower: house of the state
legislature. Il / am elected to the
state legislature ] shall make an EFFORT
to hare Yellowstone county given her
,just share Of Representatives 81 the
lower house, by introducing q biil Il,
reapportion the representation. And.
Il there = Republican governor
elected. who 10 friendly to Eastern
Montana, as Is Mr.. Donlan, this coun.
ty viii be given what aba ts entitled
to receive.
This is an important election,
especially from the standpoint Of Vel.
lowstone county residents. 1t will de-
eide whether or not they are to have
their proper place in the making Of
state laws and governing the people" !"
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Conservative Estimate of Next House.
Montana Republican.

NEW YORK, oct. %. eppresenta-
tive Henry G. Loudens1ager. New Jeii..
sey. Of the national committee; \ who
has been In charge Of the New York
headquarters OF the committee during
the campaign, today gave out his esti-
mates Of the complexion Of the nation
al house OF presentatives Id the 61st
congress. . a
8 From the several thousand letters
received, said Mr.. LoudensIager:,, and
from personal interviews with poll
#ticians and other observers from a:ll
sections Of the country, 4 am con
vinced that q conservative estimate Of
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DISTINCTION THAT BEFELL THEl
.sls NEW Work TOWN.
EACH HAD Big CROWDS
fheetinos Were Evenly Divided and
the Utmost Of Good Feeling Pre-
vailed Bryan Made Four and Taft
Two speeches. Mn - '-'ss 49,. ~

SYRACUSE. NY. Oct. 80. TO this
city fell tonight the distinction of en-
tertaining the tAao men most p,romi--
nent ii pubic interest. no applaud
Ing thousands William H. Taft and
william ]. Bryan expounded rssspec-
lively Republican and Democratic doc
trines. g
Mr.. Taft spoke at two meetings and
Mr.. Bryan at four. At each occasion
the warming standing room only" was
displayed longs before ttihe hour of
meeting. and before the 'fbig men"
arrived. many were turned away. Also
in each instance the presidential cam
didates were received with flattering
demonstrations and their speeches
were frequently interrupted by spon-
taneous applause.
The Taft and Bryan specials reached
the station at almost the same mo-
ment. shortly after o'clock, and to
the credit of the city's hospitality the
expressions Of welcome were pretty
evenly divided. Both candidates were
met by local, leaders and entertained
at dinner. Mr.. Bryan left his car and
shook hands with many on the plat
form. Mr.. Taft improved the oppor-
tunity to rest for q little while after
his car had come to . standstill.
Nh. Taft spoke ct the AIhambra
convention hall and In Turner hall.
Previous to the meeting there was .
Republican parade. ij8 81 81
Mr.. Bryan was accompanied nv
Judge Alton B. Parker and I. j.
Dunno. His first address was at the
city hall, this being followed by
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WHERE YOU WILL VOTE.
Location Of Every Polling Place
In Yellowstone County.

Location Of Every Polling Place
II Yellowstone County.
Following will be found the
location Of the polling places In
each precinct ii. Yellowstone
county. Cut It out. and paste
it in your hat.
No. Custer school house.
No. 2.North Real Estate
block. Billings. sss az
No. 3. stoddard's wagon
shop, 102 South Twenty-sev-
enth Street. Billings.
No. Canyon Creek school
house.. st
No. s. .1aurel town hall
s8s.ys No. Park City town hall. /.
No. Thomas' ranch. north
oe Park City. ~,
4, No. Columbus townahall,
mo. Big Coulee ranch at
the Upper Musselshell.
No. 10. r Rouqdup, Kle,n,s, 4
hall. \. ~
No. II Broadview. at Tenn
pleton's lumber ottice.
No. 12. Musselshell. at Han
del's hail.
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CHINESE GREET AMERICAN BAT
TLEsHiP souADRoN.
RECEPTIONS PLANNED
China lnterprets the Visit - Friend.
shp y ,.'' en !1 tie Part q the United al
States, as a Warning to the Powers
to Keep Hands on Of the Orient. A

i 4 AMoY. ltl Oct, go Eight battleshfps
comprising the second squadron Of
the American Atlantic fieet under
command 81 Rear Admiral' ff,Willfam H.
Emery arrived here this morning, aft.
. ,er an uneeyentful voyage from Yoke
3homa. NJ.
The selection Of Annoy, as port Of
call is In accordance with the program
decided on at Washington. when 1t
was determined that the feet should
return to America ~ way ofs sthe suez
canal. The sixteen ships Of the. fleet
left Yokohoma together on Sunday
morning. but divided into two squad
'rons when two days out, the first un-
der command Of Rear Admiral sperry
on the flagship Connecticut, heading
for the Philippine islands. and the
second under Rear Admiral William
H. Emery on the Louisiana, bound for
Annoy. The two squadrons will Join
forces again at Manila, the second d.
vision being scheduled to leave this
port on November and to arrive at
Manila on November Z.
China will welcome her American
visitors with unbounded enthusiasm.
The preparations to this end are com
plete and Chinamen Of exalted rank
will take part in the festivities. China
today Il struggling to preserve the
territorial integrity Of Mongolia and
Manchuria from the encroachments Of
the Russians and Japanese. and the
presence of these American battley
ships at Annoy IL welcome to the Pc
kin government because Of the inter
probation that China has chosen to
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Republican Success I Contrastsd With
Democratic Failure.

\; SYRACUSE, New York, Oct. 30 --
Republican cheers have sounded in
the wake OF the Taft train which to-
day visited Lyons, Canandaigua, Gene
va, Seneca Falls and Auburn.
The climax was reached tonight In
this city with big parade, two meet
ings and an overflow, furnishing audi
ences Of thousands whom Jurge
Taft addressed. There has been no
lack Of auditors and demonstrations
wherever the Ohioan has tarried. @
Despite the heavy campaigning re-
quired Of him yesterday in Greater
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EIGHT PRisoNERs LEAVE With.
OUT SAYING aooDRYE.
ONE IS ECAPTURED
This ls the Second Break within the
Past TWO Weeks steel Doors Are
Unlocked in Some 'aaystersou. Man
ner ~ the Prisoners " County jail,

~ q. 4 d l. q -
Especial to The Gazette.)
MIssoULA. Oct. 29.-Eght pris-
oners, awaiting trial, charged with
various offenses, escaped from the
county jail this evening, about 7:3O
and at a-late hour tonight, with one
exception, had not been recaptured.
In some mysterious manner the men
unlocked the door Of steel cage
opening into corridor which led to
the bathroom. A hole was then made
in the brick wall with a large iron
spoon and one after another the pris-
oners made their getaway.
G. N. johnson. held on charge Of
grand larceny, was witness. al
though he failed to give the alarm.
R. Donnelly,, who is charged with
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DEMOCRATIC LEADER WILL PASS
THROUGH OHIO TODAY. @
HEADED E! FOR NEBR AS'KA
Addresses Delivered It Different
/ Points iin the Empire State Yester- /
/ day. by the Leader ofg the Demo-
cratic Itiosts Initiated lt1San order.

$ SYRACUSE z g I oct st Having a.
llixered in, this city tonight shis last
speech Of the campaign In the empire
state. William ]. Bryan is4now speed \
ing westward and IA ire morning hs !
viii make another invasion 81 Ohio
" feature III connection with Nj.
Bryan's arrival here was his initia- !,
tion, IN his private Il al. tto the Order
Of Mystique Krew 81 Kanooeina, ! syra-
'cuse Boosters club. According to the
rules he was given the Indian name Of
Heap Big Talk Papoose Of the
Platte 9 ! which interpreted. means
.aThe boy orator of the Platte" Before
boarding his car tonight the candidate
expressed himself -, well pleased
with his reception here as we'll as
with the other welcomes received dur
ing his FIVE days tour Of the state
The Bryan special arrived here
early this evening and found big
crOWd on nanu 70 welcome nlm -
response to the demand Of many pre-
sent, Mr.. Bryan stepped on the sta
tion platform long enough to shake
hands with several hundred persons
who crowded about him. He was then
hurried away for. the two addresses
scheduled for this evening. The prin-
cipal gathering was at the Wieting
opera house. where Judge Alton b
Parker also spoke Judge Parker
lauded Mr.. Bryan in speech which
contained also much Of criticism for
Mr.. Taft and Governor Hughes.
1T gives me pleasure. he aaid., ITO
come here tonight, especially because
j am permitted to advocate for little
time the cause Of one who has ideals.
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ouARANr,NE Ae1tNsr sovra DAKOTA MODIFIED.
Especial to The Gazette

Especial to The GaSete)
HELENA, 29-Dr H Treacy, federal inspector
charge 81 this district II the city yesterday consult
sanitary
against south state request
the sanitary their stating
the disease reasouAby
mobilization IT. permitting the hipment
properly certified
the further provision that all
properly dncted together with their certh
cation this fact be made cerncats issued.
board at this meeting issued order prohibiting
vaccine the Montana
certified chemical division Of
sanitary further ordered that
be used In Montana excepting when properly certified
This y necessated BY e act that the of
anthrax has followed
SUITS in producing the disease instead OF giving immunity
from it.
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the political complexion cf tlle new
house is that 1T will show 227 Repub-
licans and 64aDemocrats.@ n II ss IL.
.@I am confident that the election
results will give an increased number
of Republicans rather than . de-
Chairman Hitchcock, ofs the Repub-
lican national committees said todavs
that he would probably give. out his
forecast Of the electoral vote tomor-
row afternoon. He said that the state
ment would include the doubtful, as
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cratic governor to sign q bill giving
Yellowstone county proper representa-
ton in the state legislature!
Every seven hundred voters in
Lewis and Clark county have q mem
Der Of the legislature; every 1880 in
Silver Bow county have one, while in
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New York, he showed little effect Of
the. strain today. He has hit at the
roots Of what he considers Democratic
fallacy and in every speech, has been
free in expressing his optimism as to
what the result will be next Tuesday.
Governor Hughes has been commend
ed in strong language, likewise the
remand Of: the New York state tick
ct and the vice presidential candidate.
Il 81, Rival Attraction:
Here, tonight, Judge Taft had the
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MILITARY ORDERS AFFECTING FORT YELLOWSTONE.
CONTINUED .on. Fifth Page.)

MILITARY ORDERS AFFECTING FORT YELLOWSTONE.
WASHINGTON Oct 2An important assignment Of
made today the Hawaiian pursuance plan
mined by the months substantially
the garrison there
squadons Of the Fifth today
Companies and G. Fifth cavalry Apache Ariz
ordered the remaining
Duchesne
Troops and G Of the EIGHTH cavalry
ordered to Fort Huachuca with the
cavalry nov lort
Yellowstone, ordered to Fort Apache
The following assignments incident
ments Of troops: s sss ~ s%s ss
Captain Nsn Fifth cavalry from troop = 70 troop y Captain
Hall same regiment from troop troop H Captain capns
18th cavalry transferred 70 the Fifth directed
the appointment
Of the Yeowstone Bishop
transferred to the 18th cavalry.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-13
BY bold step Dr. Pierce has shown that his formulas Of
excellence that afraid subject them the fullest scrutiny

imitators and those who may be pratt
cally inclined,
Dr. John Fyfe, of saugatuck, Conn,
Editor Of the Department Of Therapeu-
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Unicorn root HeioHtas Diotca) one Of
the chief ingredients Of Dr. Pierce Fa-
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and always favnrs condition which
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"Helonias more fully answers the
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NTH which an acquainted. In tho
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1.-THE following are among the lead
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If more or less of the above symptoms
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MEN AND WOMEN
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Not only does the wrapper Of every
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loontm,t ,he place TO buy millinery
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OPEN SECRETS.

the wegrounded and reasonable objections Of the
intelligent the secret medicinal compounds DR. r. "
Pierce Buffalo, n y time ago decided make bold de-
parture from the usual pursued by the makers puup med
domestic and published broadcast and openly to the
whole world full and complete list Of the ingredients entering into
the composition widely celebrated medicines Thn he has
taken many his medicines his full confidence Thus
absolutely and completely removed his medicines from
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KNOWN COMPOSITION.
Or Pierces class all by themselves
The daily tribune., 1908-12-17
scsJp maY De aBoIlsnfD.

1t is reported that the O. F. and /.
company is considering plan where
by the ira ding in scrip will be done
away with. At the company's offices
none Of the officials seemed to have
any information about the matter. but
the runner has gained ground and
seems to be generally accepte1 as hav-
ing authenticity.
The plan which will be adopted. 1t
10 stated. would be that scrip would
be good ut the company store when
presented by the person to whom 1t
was issued and would not be transfer.
able ~ is the case at present. The
plan would practically do away with
the issuauce of scrip and written or
ders would be used. The person pre-.
senting the order would be entitled to
The daily tribune., 1908-12-17
The amoun. specified in trade at the

the amount specified in trade at the
company store but no scrip would be
issued or II issued would be in such
form that it would not be transfer
able. 1t Ia said that the new order
regarding scrip will probably be put
into effect January 1, after which
date no scrip Of the form now in cir
oulation will be issued. This will
put an end to the business of the deal.
ers. So far there is no settlement
near In the war among the scrip brok-
ers Of Bay State street Scrip is still
being bought and sold at 90 cents and
the dealers seem unable to reach an
agreement through which they could
derive profit from the business. The
business usually is profitable at
Christmas time hut this year the deal.
ers will probably be doing business
for nothing.
The daily tribune., 1908-12-17

entered : pocket carly yssterday
morning to repair damages caused by
q fall Of rock. The rockfall had evi.
IDENTIFY opened small pocket of nat
ural gas, which exploded when the
miners's lamps came in contact with
Il.
A final decision on the case Of Max
Goldberger. who is being held In the
county jail. at Pueblo. under convic-
tion Of arson is expected by the su-
preme court by the first Of the year.
It is said that the final arguments
have been made and that 1t IL now
only question of making the deci
sion. Goldbereer has been sentenced
to the penitent ary. but is held In jail
owing to an order of the supreme
court II the supreme court decides
III 1OluDoEBoi AofoA ho hAuoe e's-H-N
trial again. II 1t is against him, he
will he taken at once to the peni.
tentiary.
The engineer of the F. and O, O
train was forced to throw on the
brakes and reverse his engine on Mon
day evening to avoid running into
band of twelve mountain sheep stand
ng ON the track. The sheep wer
this side Of Ora Junta and quite un
afraid.
For four years the Denver Git.
Tramway company and the Dsnve
Gas and Electric company have beel
robbed right and left by one of tn
b oldest gang of copper wire thieve
that ever operated in Denver. Hun
dreds of hundreds Of tons OF coppe
wire has been stolen and at ever,
turn city detectives and police wer
baffied in trying to discover the iden
tity of the thieves.
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State News

A raid was made at Cripple Greek
upop the different establishments IN
the city for the purpose OF confiscat'
iup all slot machines. The raid WAS
mt very successful, however, as only
three machines were found.
Articles of incorporation we're filed
with the secretary Of state yesterday
incorporating the Kansas Colorado
railroad, the object Of which is to
construct An electric line from Canon
CITY to Dodge Oity, Kan. The capi'
tai stock of the road is $5. 600. 600. IL
cost 81, ,OlO to file the papers. The in
corporators of the road are: s. ID.
Atyater, J. A. Lockhart. Robert W.
Paterson, A. H. Warner, Andrew
Russell.
Three men were badly burned, one
or two seriously, by an explosion OF
gas in the mine Of the Victor Fuel
company at Hastings carly yesterday.
The injured are Frank McDermott.
superintendent, burned about the face
and arms. Pete Kraskodos. miner. 4.
years of age, badly burned about the
face and back and arm badly lacerated
by falling against jagged piece o'
rock. Nicholas Bardis. miner, u
wears Of age, burned about the lace
hands and shoulders. MoDermott
WAS not seriously hurt. but the two
Greeks who were brought in are IN
critical condition. The three mer
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1t Is a Wonder.

Chamberlain Liniment is one of
the most remarkable preparations yet
produced for the relief of rheumatic
pains. and for lamebaok, sprains and
bruises. The quick relief from pain
which it affords in case Of rheuma-
tism is alone worth many times its
cost. Price 20 cents large size 80
cents. For sale by Daniels Drug
Store. it's
The daily tribune., 1908-12-17

Xmas Cigars, from 81. 90 box up.
P. o News Stand. 9O.97
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THE TEMPTATION TO BUY

needlessly will be greatly reduced if you
have to draw q check every time you
make purchase. Don't keep your
cash in your pocket where it is likely to
burn a hole. Open an account with the
STATE BANK. Experience proves
that a man thinks twice before he
spends once when he has an account at
the bank. We pay per cent on time de.
posts.
FLORENCE STATE BANK
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r~H
IL Had'eys s
III this than before Toys the children load of them
~ Dainty useful gifts Mother Father Brother
Him Her" The wholesk with good things
of the family Do Christmas