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A. G. Morey was i'll Kalispell last Fri
day.
Shelf oil cloth for Sc yd. at The Cash
Store.
NJ. McGrevy was in Kalispell on
Monday.
Miss Viva Pickett has been quite i'll
this week.
Mrs. w. r. Benedict was in Rexford
last week.
Chas. Nordien of Spokane has been in
town this week
g. w. Avery spent several days in
RcXford last week.
Thos Dawson has been in town this
week from Milvale.
J. ii. McCabc was business visitor IN
Kalispell last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. 2. Baty are home
from a visit to Superior, Wis.
A. r. McKeen is erecting three-room
house in the Riverside addition.
Fred Pickett and Frank Weller fished
in the vicinity of Essex Sunday.
Ike l.. Prudential sojourned at the
county seat the first of the week.
Buy your fruit jars, jelly glasses, can
tops and rubbers at The Cash Store.
Mrs. T. f. King was in town the first
part of the week from Plumner Ida.
Attorney B. F. Maiden was a business
visitor to Kaispell the first of the week.
Meet me at Dodds' Soda Fountain
every time. They serve the best dope
in town.
Miss Lillian Alexander of Kalispcll l.
spending the week with Miss Cathern,
Duncan
II. O. Christensen returned Saturda,
from trip to kalispell and to his rancl
on the Saltwater.
Harry Smith returned to Spokane tn
first of the week, after having transactc
insurance business here.
Mr.. and Mrs. c, II. Ratchye spent Sat
urday and Sunday on the Ratchye {
Walcott ranch east of town.
Have you seen the Merry Widow an'
Foot Ball hand bags? They are strict,
down to date. Dodds' Drug Store.
Mrs. Chessman and daughter left We'd
nesday for Duluth, Mimi, where the,
will visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Albert L. Hill of Spokane an'
Miss Edith Schaficr of Orovillc, Wash.
are spending the week with Mrs. VIM
Parent.
Among the campers at Point of Pine
this week are Mesdames Dodds, Wm
Ferguson, Burns, F. NJ. Collins, Dav
and Jones.
Mrs. +. d. Reinking and daughter
Miss Matte, are at Browning, where Mr.
Rcinking is now employed on carpente
work for the railroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. O. Black celebrate
their twenty-seeond wedding annivcl
sary Tuesday, and received the congra
ulations of their many friends.
Nathan Lundy was in town Tnesda
from Columbia Falls and spent the ds
with DIR. J. A. Tillett, as he needed IL
services of first class dentist.
Micho brothers are getting ready to {
come development work on their copp,
prospects about five miles north
town. The first work to be done will
the making of a good trail from town
the prospective mines. Excellent surfa,
indications are shown in these prospect
and it is not Improbable that they wi
W developed into rich mines later.
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All persons knowing themselves in
dcbted to Chas. G. Hall of Halls pool
room please call and settle before August
|, as I have sold ont my business.
ClIAS. G.. HALL.
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FOR SALE-Five lots, two houses :;
splendid view; chicken houses and
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FOR SALE-Whitetish ronvenir post
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FOR RENT-Furnishe or unfurnished
rooms. Enquire j. S. Fisher, opposite
school.
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FOR RENT-Nice, clean furnished
rooms; S. per month and up. w. c,
Lindsey, next door to Valley house.
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FOR SALE-Steam Laundry outfit COM
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ROOMS FOR RENTS, $40 and $12 per
Month. Hotels Northern and Cadillac.
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FOR SALE-Three-room house and 90
foot lot, on Central avenue, opposite
new park. L. W. Elder.
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FOR RENT-Fivc-room house. Inquire
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LODGING Tho hest rooms in town
Furnace Heat. Baths in connection
Mrs. j. Duncan.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
TAFT AND SHERMAN.

The Republican National Convention followed
well established precedent in giving New York
place on the national ticket. In nominating
James s Sherman for the NicePresidency the
Empire States vital Importance as factor III
national contests was again emphasized. Since
1874. when the face of politics had been altered
by the creation of a solid South and the detach-
ment from the Republican column of Northern
commemorative like New Jersey, Connecticut
Indiana and New York. this state has been rec
ocnized as debatable ground. and the capture
cf its vote in the Electoral College has been an
object of special solictude in Republican con-
ventions. New York furnished the Republican
Vice Presidential candidate in 1876. 1880, 1888,
1892 and 1900 and the Republican Presidential
candidate in 1904. In 1893 1t again supplies
the nominee for the Nice-Presidency.
There is. of course. solid logic behind this
consistent exhibition of preference New York
casts thirty-niue votes in the Electoral toiieSe'
and the gain or loss of those votes has usually
snclled victory or defeat for a national ticket
Haves is the only Republican President who
was elected without New Yorks support and
the conditions under which he WAS chosen nave
Ions: since vanished. 1t may be said that New
York is now on national issues only construc-
lively doubtful. 1t gave pluralities of 2"S.4o''
143.606 and .552 for Republican electors III
1896 1900 and 1904. Yet in 1905 Democratic
stale ticket. Win 1ne hAteplloh VI bp''iho''
MAS successful. and it is still sound policy for
n Republican National Convention TO CONSIDER
nlans for strengthening the national ticket IN
the most powerful and populous state IN the
Union.
The nomination of Mr.. Sherman viii plainly
have such an effect. He has served acceptably
for many years in the House of Representatives,
and is with the possible exception of Mr.
PAYNE. New York's most influential spokesman
in that body His nomination was greatly facl-
itafed bv the friendly co operation of Represen-
tatives from other states who knew him as a
useful and painstaking legislator. aud who gladly
assisted the New York delegation in pushing his
canvass The virtual unanimity with which he
was nominated shows that his availability as a
candidate was appreciated not alone in New
York brt in all sections Of the nlon
Mr. Sherman will aid materially in bringing
srlpport 10 the national ticket in that part OF the
state in which Republican ma ajorities are made
He has the friendship and respect of the great
mass of voters in the upstate Republlcan
stronCholds and there is no active Repupllcan
noIitician above or below The Bronx who VIII
not exert himself to the utmost TO ylndlcate MI
Sber1nan's choice as Mr.. Tafts running mate
on the national ticket. Victory in New York
this fall is cinched by the nominations made
at Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
At THE WHITE HOUSE.
rrrom The Tribune Bureau.l


ussbira,o, r,,ne 1e-The President to-day &C
cepted the resignation Of Mr. Taft as Secretary OF
War; to take effect June 80, and announced 'he
appointment of Luke E. Wright. Of Tennessee
former Ambassador to Japan and Governor OF tne
Philippines. his successor
The President sent to Representative James .
Sherman a message expressing his congratulations
and earnest good wishes for the success OF 'he
ticket of Taft and Sherman.
The President appointed James A fo"ier, OF
Knoxville, to be Assistant Attorney "eheia', y,
place of Edward T. Sanford. appointed Unteo
States judge for the middle and eastern ois'f'e''
of Tennessee.
A delegation representing 'he ce'i"t =,
Union invited the President TO make iare"eh
address to organized labor In washington OH iapo'
Day The President will probably be at oyster bay
that day. -,
by Secretary Taft and MonsGnor AVersa' Apos'o"O
DeIegate to Cuba and Porto Rico. for the purchase
by Cuba of lands in Oriente province no" occupieu
by Cuban troops. . 4, =.
Late In the afternoon the President engaged In
final game of tennis -.
Representative Smith. of Michigan was ui- '".
~ the Congressional contingent to oid the riesi-
dent goodby. .,,,s-
The Cabinet meeting, she last Tor the summer
was devoted principally to congratuiatins oec.e'aiy
Taft on his nomination Secretaries "aIheiu anu
MetcaIf were the only absentees
Among the other callers were the Comfhlsslohoi
~ Education and Judge W L. Buchanan OF iowa
The President and Mrs. Roosevelt VIII led'e
washington at e15 a. m. tomorrow for their nome
at Sycamore Hill. Oyster Bay
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20

acations' for the Office with Mr.. Bryan as
Mr. Taft's opponent it predicts, the campaign
can end only in a Republican victory Inc
Springfield Republican independent, with rad
ical Democratic leanngs. says that mis- personai
fitness is universally conceded. and IT thinks
that he will make a strong appeal to indepen-
dent voters 1.-THE Brooklyn Eagle" puts the
prevailing impression regarding Mr.. Taft with
great felicity:
AT the outset Of Presidential nomination the
Republican party never named a candidate ap-
parently we'll equipped by great duties Tor the
greatest duty as Mr.. Taft has been His
antecedent record suggests the Presidency itself
as but the natural climax Of career Of pro-
gressive tutelage toward ii.
OF course it us too for the Democratic
and independent newspapers TO indicate their
preference of Mr. Taft over the Democratic can
didate for President. They will await the re-
suit of the Denver convention. If it turns out
TO be what is now universally expected, it will
be easy for them TO give their support TO Mr..
favor. There are indications that the newspa-
per bolt from Bryan will reach almost the pro-
portions which il attained in bis two previous
campaigns. In this city. for instance. ii Is
probable that he will not have the support OF
single newspaper. And, TO judge from the salts
faction with which Mr.. Taft's nomination has
been received. most of the boilers from Bryan
will come out fatty for the Republican candi-
date .
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
CONTENTION ORATORY

"The Evening SUM- rightly complains that the
spectators who flock to national conventions un-
duly interfere with the deliberations of the dele
gates. The mob in the galleries has always been
an unruly factor at those gatherings, and mas
often tried-though vainly-to direct the pro-
ceedings ON the floor.
Yet we think that neighbor goes too far
when it says that convention audiences actually
deprive the proposers of candidates OF the op-
'portunity to place the names Of their men De-
fore the convention with decency 1t is try
ing task to make a speech in vast auditorium
to listeners impatient because they can hear only
with a great effort. But a convention orator
should consider the conditions under which ne
appears He must have something to say ana
know how to say it criSply and attractively- NO
convention will long tolerate q tedious speaker.
But on the other hand even hostile audience
will listen with appreciation to genuine ana Ell
fective oratory. Convention crowds will smother
one speaker with ironical applause, but they VIII
also clamor for more from men who put tact,
force and substance into what they say and are
sufficiently adept in saying it. The convention
orator is Lorn not made. and convention audi
ences discriminate quickly, and often harshly,
between the real and the spurious article.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
THE TUXEDO HORSE SHOW.

IBy Telegraph The Tribune
Tuxedo Park. y. Y, June 19-IdsdI weather Ia
vored the Tuxedo coIoniSJs for the opening deS
of their horse show. Society turned out IN 'ar-'
numbers. and considering the keen con1peuuo''
with the large entry in all classes, the snow "d'
of the best horse shows Tuxedo has YET gwen
Besides the local entries there we're represen'eo I"
nearly every class horses from all NEARBY to"ns
OF the seventeen classes judged to-d3y' j. "
Hartman. of the Avoudale Farm, in the berAslH'
Hills. together with Richard Delaield 81 the bleVA
Farm Tuxedo Park took majority OF the Ul''
ribbons. In the ladies' driving competition. i''
the best driving by A lady OF horse ana "s7
through obstacles. Miss Eleanor Mortimer VIC
Hatasu was first; Miss CaryI Hartman seeonu
with Farmer Boy. In the ladies pairs ana Va
carriages Miss Mary Hartman. driving hCna'I h
DeIaheld's Sunny Jim and Buster Brown oOA -
blue. and Mrs. Henry 5 Redmond driving r7L
ton and Adonis took the red. Miss Mortimer .
ing third For the best saddle horse owned an
raised in Tuxedo Park by a member, ? Lo'lia
won first prize with Blue Corners. ana riei-'--
Vogel was second with Saxon
Tomorrow there will De trotting classes ~ JUN
the morning and afternoon. and at 8 p III NV
will be an exhibition OF the Orange county - -
Club hounds on the track. The judges OF nai -.
horses trotters and roadsters were r. n S'1i1 -,
and r. A. Fairbairn: saddle horses. j. O. AarSAa- ~
speed competition Frank r. Walker lun%en % J.
for the committee was given at the Iu&edo N'
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
THE NEXT SECRETARY OF WAR.

Mr. Taft has resigned the Secretaryship or
War his resignation to take effect ten days
hence This action has been expected and was
of course inevitable. But consolation for the
loss of his services at the War Department Is
found in the full assurance of good service
which the personality of his successor affords.
The appointment of General Wright is no sur
prise That it will be regarded with general
favor. and will Justify that sentiment, is not to
be doubted. 1t is of happy augury that General
Wright has been associated with Mr.. Taft in
some important features of his work and has
been his successor in another important place
before the present. We may confidently expect
him to maintain in the War Office the high
standard of administration which is there es-
tablished and to which he himself as a subor-
dnate has already contributed
The fact that General Wright is a Democrat
in politics will not lessen the approval which
will he given to his well earned promotion. The
appointment is fine and exceptional example
of the application of the merit system to the
public service in the highest grades The Presi-
dent is President of the whole country and the
War Department likewise serves the whole cOun
try. Democrats and Republicans alike, and if Il
partisan. or perhaps extra partisan. selec
tion for office promises ;he best service for the
country. that selection is to be commended and
npplauded
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.
rrror, The Tribune Bureau. J

TFron The Tribune Bursaul
Washington June 19.-The French Counselor ana
Nine des Portes and Mile dss Portes. VINO nave
been spending the spring season in France are
exneCted here tomorrow. NJ. des Portes VIII ne
charge d'affaires for several months
The Russian Embassy will be estaotshed on the
North Shore this summer The members OF 'he
staff started to-day for Manchester where t'eS
will be Joined on Tuesday by the charge af1aires
who is now Chicago.
The Swiss Minister returned to Washington tlls
morning from a Western trip Al the end OF tHe
month he will sail for Europe. and Henri Marun
the first secretary as charge d afaires. will make
his headquarters at Newport for the season
The Swedish charge d'afaires will 20 10 Bar
Harbor by July !.
The Chinese Minister returned to-day from Chi-
cago He will he Joined here on "Wednesday or
Thursday 6f next week by Mime. WI, who is eX-
pected to land in San Francisco to-day Nine WI
is accompa MED by their son. WI Chao Chu, and his
wife The ministers son. after a short Visit 10
Washington will go to Oxford. England, wnere ne
will become a student leaving his wife in Wash
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
THE CABINET.

TFrom The Tribune Bureau
Washington June 19-The centre oil attraction - 20.
dav for Washington society folk was the IdI.
home in K street The Secretary and MIS- laII
ba5 many messages and callers with congra'uId-
,:rs and the house was filed with the floral
tributes from admring friends
In the afternoon Mrs. Taft drove OUT 10 lne
Chevy Chase Club for tea with Mrs horace west
colt and there held impromptu reception
Miss Helen Taft left Washington thls nlorhiiS
for East Greenwich. Conn, where she VIII DC 'H7
guest OF Miss Rocker for a week or So
Secretary Taft started for Cincinnati at o CLOCK
this afternoon Mrs Taft will remain in Wasnlhs-
ton over Sunday. and Monday will go 70 Ne"
Haven where the Secretary will attend the t"eh-
tieth reunion of his class Robert A idi',
elder son of the family, will join his parents az
Neu. Haven coming direct from Chicago Inc
family will return to Washington on THURSDAY
To-day was the twenty-second anniversary Vi
tho wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Taft.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20

fore as much voting power as the nunui GU,
in the third class In this years eiectioh h.'
q single Cabinet minister was In the nrse ciass'
and Prince Biilow himself was the only prom
inent minister who was ranked as hlgh rs 'ne
second class. while in the very same ois,riel'
in which those statesmen voted the keepe,'
of several dsorderly houses were e.nioneu "
the first class. The spectacle Oh
exercising ten or twenty tmes as ii'uon he
,,n,,or os Cabinet minister must surely be
roearded as edifying! The increase which the
cno,., Democrats have this year shown III Yo'-
ing mower is doubtless largely due TO the iact
that many of them have become so wei, ~ w
as 10 be enrolled high up on the TAX is's' ol
that many rich men have been converted ITO 10
SOCIAL Democratic theories. and II IS 'h''
which makes this election of haif dozen
Deputies of that party to the Aogeorohe'en-
baus so significant.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
IN THE BERKSHIREs.
IBy TeleErarh to The Tribune. !


Lenox. Mass. June 19-Nsny Of the cottszsrs
n1cro1ed over to Pfttsfeld to-day 70 witness tha
ascension Of Charles J. Glidden's balloon az the
Aero Park.
Among the motorists were Nr and Mrs r.
lamar Washington. who ar the Hotel As7in-
wall.
Mr.. and Mrs. J Donald CesseHs. Of Washington:
Mr.. and Mrs Enos s T Richardson Of Brooklyn
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert s Woodward. Of New
York. arrived at the Hotel AspinwaN TO-DAY.
Mrs George Griswold Haven came up today TO
Sunny Croft for the season.
Mr. and Mrs Forsythe WiCkes viii spend the
summer with Mrs Haven
Mrs. William Postethwait. Of Washington. has
taken a lease of the Bishop house. in Walker
street
Mr.. ard Mrs William B o. Field departed TO-
day for town 10 meet Mr. and Mrs. William Doug
las Sloane. who have sailed from Southampton
Mr.. and Mrs. Giraud Foster opened BeEefontans
to-day.
Mrs Angel. Of England grandmother Of Mrs
Archibald Mackay. has arrived at the EglssoA
cottage.
Mrs. William KingsIsnd, Of New York. has ar
rived.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
THE PAN-ANGLICAN C0NFERENCh'
Great Crowds at Meetings-Ten ThouSaau
Persons at Albert Hall.

London, June 19-The Pau-Anglcan Conle.7.s. -.
continues to maintain the interest oo'h 0l =,
public and the press by It's astonishing suoos
addition 10 the largely attended daily S00rS.
meetings for the fourth night in successor ~
Hall was occupied tonight by an suaisHN
rsarlv "a, thousand persons The discussion VS.
Race Problems IN Christendom-' The b'sHOP
Missouri presided and expressed his suIpiS'
the wonderful gatherings during the wees q,
Sectional meetings at Albert Hall to-day S..+ 20
the morning and the afternoon. were on -"
.,d notewortbv address was delivered os
Charles Frederick Gurney Masterman. the -, -
tlan Socialist member OF Mr. Asduiths govern =,
who holds the office OF parliamentary secr''''
the local government board.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
NEWPORT SOCIAL NOTES.
Lsy Telegraph % The Tribuns- !


Newport r 7. June I9-Nrs sISras r.
Vanderbilt has presented a new brass chsncsl -,r
70 St Mary's Church. in Portsmouth. near OsE
land Farm. Mrs. William r. Hunter is aiso -
contribute toward the Improvements at TIA
church.
The list Of officers for the Newport Golf Gin,
season has been completed and Is as roIIox,.
Nathaniel Thayer; secretary and treasurer. II n
Havemeyer ir; house committee George l. Rfv.,
and Royal Phelps Carroll: greens COMMITTEES. Vic.
tor Sorchan. n Mortimer Brooks William Gam
NELL: ladies' committee, Maude Wetmore Mrs.
r P Carroll and Mrs Nathaniel Thayer
The Rev Roderfck Terry, Charles IT. Gil
bert. G. L. Rives and Robert W. Goelet returned
from New York to-day
Mrs Hugh K Norman is the guest OF Mr. ard
Mrs William r Hunter at their Niddletov,
home.
Miss L. E Humbert. OF New York. is the xu.ss
OF Mrs J. r. Busk-
Mr. and Mrs William PAYNE Thompson are sx-
pected on Sunday and Mrs. Robert Sedgwick will
arrive for the season next week
Mrs Joseph r Dflworth and Philip vymsn
were registered at the Newport Casino to-day
Mr. and Mrs Benjamin Thaw arrived for the
season this afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. J. G Beresford. Of New Rochelle.
returned with Colonel and Mrs Delaney Kama
to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. Egerton l. Winthrop tr. arrived
for the season this evening.
Mrs Edward J. Berwind arrived IN Newport
this evening for the purpose Of inspecting TIE
Elms.
Captain Philip NJ Lydig has returned to New
port from New York.
Mr.. and Mrs Brsddin Hamilton arrived To-
night to he the guests Of Colonel and Mrs How
ard Stevenson.
There were four dinners given in the summer
colony this evening Those who entertained were
Mr.. and Mrs Elisha Dyer. Atherton Blight Mrs
Samuel Z. Huntington and Surgeon and Mrs
Lewis Morris, the last named entertaining in
honor Of Lieutenont Commander and Mrs Mark
L. Bristol
James J. Van Allen is expected from Canada TO-
morrow TO visit his son and dauzhter-in-lav Mr.
and Mrs J Laurens Van Alien
Mrs Walter E1drtdge has gone TO East Green
wich to be the guest Of Mr. and Mrs T Shaw
Safe
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
ONLY Az OTERSLGHT.

1t now appears that the banging, sizzling,
popping and burning which have been delight
ing children and harryng everybody else and
will continue to do 50 for three weeks more
due to small piece of official forgetfuness.
The Police and Fire departments simply failed
TO put their heads together: hence about l.
000001 small boys are daily touching off the
firecrackers which 1OG1 dealers in this city are
selling permits issued by the Bureau of
Comhustibles. Fire Commissioner Hayes says
he is very sorry that his attention not
called to the matter until too late. ON June
II Police Commissioner Bingham wrote Il let
ter advising Mr.. Hayes to limit the sale of
fireworks TO a short period before Independence
Day. But the Bureau of Combustibles had al
ready been issuing permits for five days under
the law allowing the offensive toys to be sold
during the month beginning June 10. So. al
though Mr.. Hayes believes fireworks should he
sold only for few days before and after the
Fourth. New Workers must suffer the noise,
stencil and risk of cSUnon crackers and toy
pistols until July To- With a little extra eau
tion the accident list for these thirty days may
be kept down to four or five dead and hun
dred wounded: but this fine showing will be
largely offset by the wear and tear on the sur
viyOrS' nerves.
In the mean time will not the repentant Fire
Commissioner please request the Board Of
Aldermen to pass a rational fireworks ordi-
nance which will make it impossible for a sim
pie oversight or a little deep silence to cause
a months annoyance TO large and nervous
population: Similar legislation against over
sight is also wanted in many other cases. But
let us pray for one thing at time.