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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-06-06

What ls Essential for Their Upbuild.
ing and Permanently.


Cities and towns are built up where
there are certain natural advantages
that AFFORD economic means for man
ufacturing or for the distribution OF
products. Towns and cities may be
classified as manufacturing towns and
commercial towns Large cities are
built up by support from industries
that employ people. There are few
communities that can exist within
themselves and upon home resources
without the assistance OF other com
munitfes The city must draw from
large trade territory. All parts OF
the world contribute toward the sus-
tenance OF such great cities as New
York, Boston and Chicago. IL is the
support thus received that makes these
cities great The country town has
lts trade radius limited Unless the
proper effort be made 70 protect this
trade 10 care for a. to culti1ate it II
Is likely 10 drift elsewhere II re-
I qulres push, continual exercise Of en-
ergy 10 build up good trade center.
Competition Is constantly growing
keener II Is pulling together and
constant work. push and enterprise
hitched up with common sense that
always wins.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-06-06
unsound Cooperative Concerns.

"self.preservation Is one OF the first
laws OF nature. wrote some thinker
long ago. and time has failed 10 prove
IL untrue. Yet how many commit In
voluntary suicide by unwisely follow.
ing the instructions of some quack
doctor in their efforts 10 cure them.
selves OF some ailment? And how
many more bring 10 themselves finan.
cial ruin by wild speculation In
schemes that they know little about,
prompted by glIttering promises OF
great returns for little money. Lately
numerous alleged cooperative mercan.
tile establishments have sprung up In
large cities and are seeking the sup
port Of farmers throughout the coun-
try. Don't take the advice OF the
"quack doctor and commit financial
suicide by investing IN them and Civ
ing them your patronage instead Of
the business place ~ your own town
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-06-06

On her recent visit to New Orleans
Mrs Maude Darlington booth passed
Ali least one strenuous day. She
preached at a prison IN the morning.
held an informal reception Ia the mid.
afternoon. then preached at the house
OF detention. after this held another
reception, then addressed the IRA club.
which wound up with = third informal
reception.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-06-06

There is such a thing as carrying
principles OF economy I'm business 70
extremes, OF practicing the trimming
operations until harm results. Too
much cutting down OF expenses means
decreased business and loss. IL is
narrowness that should be avoided.
How many times do business men
seek cheap help rather than those
whose experience and aptness justi.
fies their asking for good wages3
Cheap help is generally expensive and
poor help. The clerk who receives
Eve dollars a week cannot be expected
10 be much moro than an automaton,
machine and he may be oil right
In certain capacities, but he viii never
prove a trade winner for the merchant
who employs HIM Many a merchant
falls IN business Just because OF hts
niFgardiy way OF running things. on
account OF his ideas that he can win
out with cheap help. and can do bust
ness without advertising.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-06-06
Christian Are You
Winning Souls?
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ch@roh. chiussn

Z II Is not enough
for the Christian
10 be evangelical.
He should be
evangelistic. Jesus
said: Go 20 into
all the world and
preach the gospel
10 every crea.
ture." An evan
gelical ch ur c n
may be a reser.
vcir OF pure water
without a pipe
running anywhere,
II you win take
the trouble 10 so
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-10-30
PHYSICIANS AND
!: !. LAWYERS CONTEST
I'M ~. HWE I'4N W. .fs#N## n 3s. q
BOWLING Observation-Disclosures.
eide CLAIMS VICTORY.

Ths lawyers and doctors dfasBill-
ingg win engage In q bowling contest
tonight and each have faith that they
Yin be the winners. The lawyerssal
1ege that they have men on their team
who have bowled for years and know
the game thoroughly.
The physicians state that they will
amputate the ideas Of the attorneys,
who are really suffering from an en-
largemant Of pride, due to q heated
argument. caused by sitting too long
in q draft Of extremely hot air. BY
annexing themselves to the extremi-
ties OF the ideas Of the attorneys, the
best talent that ever liked over the
Billings bowling pike, the men Of med
icine say they will show them things
that will make them see stars, hgura-
lively speaking.
The lawyers laugh at this. Insisting
that the doctors have diagnosed their
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-10-30
Last REPUBLICAN RALLY TO be
HELD MONDAY EVENING.
.TORCHLlGnT PARADE
County Central Committee Plans Tor
Best Rally Of the campaisn-Ralt
road Lantern Squad to Parads-Rs-
ception for Speaker At Taft Club.

The last Republican rally Of the
campaign will be held Monday even.
ing ut the Babcock theater. Thomas
q. Marshall will be the orator OF the
evening. Mr.. Marshall Is known 81
! brilliant speaker. ne wa = = candi.
date for congress on the Republican
ticket some years ago. He has taken
an active interest In Republican at
fairs in this state for. many years and
is thoroughly conversant with political
conditions in Montana. Mr.. Marshall
has been speaking throughout the
state for several days and Monday
was his only open date.
Chris Yegen will he the chairman
Of the meeting. County Attorney
Harry L. Wilson and g. L. Harris will
address the audience. All the candi
dates will he seated upon the stage
Tne FAraoe.
Preceding the meeting at the thea,
ter there will be q torchlight process
sion through the principal streets Of
the city. It is expected that every
loyal Republican will be in line. The
railroad lantern brigade and the shot
gun squad will be features of the pa
geant. The Second Regiment band
will head the procession. Red fire and
Roman candles will be set on at DIFF
ferent points along the line Of march
After the meeting at the theater
a reception will be held for Mr.. Mar
shall at the Taft club. There viii
be a musical entertainment and re
freshments will be served. Every voter
in the city will he welcome to enjoy
the hospitality Of the club.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-10-30
@NIM W.H|H T88&lI #NNI8E8 1870 1900 #k#853
REPUBLICANS WILL
HAVE MAJORITY
Continued from First :PageD

well as the certain states for both par
ties. Mr.. Hitchcock is still Of the
opinion that Nevada will be close, but
he is still confident Of Montana.
Information from leaders in Ken
lucky and Tennessee is to the effect
that the Republican candidate has
more than 9 lighting chance there.
While he feels sure shout Maryland,
he thinks the tight will be close. NJ.
Hitchcock said lthat Mr.. Taft was feel.
ing unusually happy last night over
the result Of the meetings which he
had addressed here yesterday and par
ticularly the great one in Madison
Square garden
The following forecasts were made
at Republican National Headquarters
today:
Senator Lodge Of Massachusetts
New England will give its entire
electoral vote for Taft. Massachr.
sets will give about the same plural.
ity it gave Mckinley. $4,000. ! have
been upstate In New York, and am
confident that not only Judge Taft.
but Governor Hughes, will receive
large majorities IN: this state"
Secretary Stratus, Of the department
Of commerce and labor-"Judge Taft
will carry the state OF New York, and
II am confident that not only Judge
Taft, but Governor Hughes will carry
the state Of New York by majorities
ranging between that received by
Roosevelt in 1904 and Mckinley in
1900. Governor Hughes will receive
a larger plurality than has been sup
posed"
Former Governor Murphy, Of New
Jersey-st is a question Of majority
only for Taft and Sherman in New
Jersey"
Congressman Hawley, Of Oregon
Taft will carry every state west O.
the Mississippi with the possible ex
ception of Missouri, Oklahoma, Texas
and Arkansas. Taft will carry Ne
braska by from 5000 to 10000"
Chairman Woodruff, Of the Republi
can state committee@'From the can
vass made upstate, 1 predict tina
Taft's plurality will be over 1880.
and Hughes will not fall below Is,
900. III do not hesitate ITO say he will
poll AL higher vote in Greater New
York than his most sanguine friends
think
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-10-30
|%BALLANTlNE SHOWS
THE PROPER SPIRIT
WELCOMES REPUBLICAN, cANDi-
DATES AND SPEAKERS.

SF## -&& s4G8W@N& ..@E& %SE4&&S8 &8. 54
Republican candidates and speak.
ers who returned from Ballantine
speak in the highest terms of the
treatment they received there Wednes.
day evening. The hall was crowded
to hear the speakers ana after the
meeting q general good time was had
by everyone. The Boschert brothers
threw open the store and it was used
as q place for the candidates and
voters to get acquainted. M. f. Trask
helped to make the meeting successful
and w. B. DeGroat acted as chairman
and aided every one present in hav-
ing a good time. Harry Z. Wilson,
son, g. p. Smell and w. j, Allen were
the speakers.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-10-30
RUSSIAN IS TAKEN
BACK TO BOHEMIAN
ACCUSED OF STEALING ROLL
FROM eEpFELLoW IN LOGAN.

Sheriff Reynolds Of Bozeman took
first gave his name to the police, back
for trial for the alleged robbery Of $95
from q drunken man at Logan some
time ago. Two men named Kelly and
an Austrian were taken back to Boze-
man as witnesses. The men claim
that they saw Swansky go to bed
with the stranger In Logan and in the
morning he had left the town.
swansky would make no statement
to the police but maintained a rigid
silence concerning his movements for
.the past few days. !. st 4.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-10-30
as@S sSSi& tSs s
|MlNDl)EtR NOT GUILTY
RETURNS THE JURY
RESULT ON FIRST .BALLoT AND
SEALED VERDICT ii, GIVEN.

.$ fS39F69E& A@ gaA5.: 6&B$&@S
Not guilty was the sealed ssq le'ti verdict ye .'sIcat
returned wednesday n.ghthythe3ury
A the Scase.of 4. H. Minnder. charged
with Violation Of the wstthe room law
y, permitting females 4 remain q
room ,a.df,atopining his place of bus:ssyes
to procnre liquor. ....s
The jury was notspolsd. but Il Is
understood that II. steod.sgfor acquit-
tai and, |. FOR convicttons,sssF. x Pade
makersxas the foreman. The 5uryraen
newer. discussed TIE casessnot a word
about .thes,oase being zpoaken until af
ter the htst ballot. 4hach 100 iniorma,
and It w. found that aiAipder IN.
been acquitted. n s
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-10-30

own case wrong, but the medicos In
slst that when they get through with
the lawyers they Will have received
80 muchSof . good thing that they will
forget to move for . new trial, though
they might have the gall to ask for
q non-suit. n .3a
TO this the attorneys reply that they
were not brought up in the backwoods
and that they intend to give the physi-
clans an experience beside which an
autopsy will be ! laughable affair.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-10-30

they take the money and furnish
lodgings q t$nights for the hundreds Of
whom ! saw sleeping d the
benches in the parks?
II had occasion to ride down Broad
way two nights, one, time at 2 o'clock
and another time at 4. o'clock in tho
morning and there were not less thar
three hundred men sleeping in =
park on benches and they were prD-
tecting themselves from the cold 81
tying newspapers around their limbs
and while these men have not tho
money with which tosSbuy Lodgings.
the republican party Il spouring out it,
money from Ito campaign fund e rsd
fire inl order to prove that At IL the
party%Sof prosperity. !" VI
The meeting was held al the opera
house. and Mr.. Bryan was introduced
by Reverend Peabody Of the first
Baptist church. Mr.. BEyan's theme
was Justice and he said that the De-
mocratice party presented a larger
hope Of justice than xhesRepublicans.
The crowd filled the hall to overflow
ing, and after his speech Mr.. Bryan
was compelled to make d short YER
flow address outside. 'as
Paying a visit to Utica. the home
Of James s. Sherman,R Republican vice
presidential nominee, William ]. Bry-
an was accorded 4 great demonstra-
ton. s,;s
1T was one Of the. best meetings
Of the campaign" he said. returning
to his car.
The opera house was Inadequate 10
accommodate the crowd and he made
an Overflow speech outside. 4f.
Bryan discussed the issues 81 the can,-
paigns generally and put to Z vote sev
eral Of the questions embraced In the
Democratic PLATFORM These included
publicity before election of campaign
CONTRIBUTIONS, election Of senators BY
the people and : labor representative
ii the cabinet. No hand was raisel
when he, asked II there vas 4 one
present VINO believed thS proposition
laid down IN the Republican platform
was right.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-10-30
HANEY SAYS NOT GUILTY.

?. p. Haney pleaded not guilty to
petit larceny yesterday in police court
and Judge Mann set his: q > for hear
Ing November s. Haney Ii alleged
to have taken 81 from pockets OF men
standing at a bar . few nights ago.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-10-30
GRAND ARMY 10 SEE PLAY.

Veterans Have Been invited 70 soc
con Parole"
The local post Grand Army Of the
Republic will attend the performance
Of ION Parole next Tuesday evening
at the Babcock theater on tAe1nvita-
tton OF the management. The old sol.
diers will go In q body to the theatsr4-
"A meeting has been called for that
evening by the commander Of the local
post to go ii = body to the theater.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-10-30
MEET
IN SYRACUSE
Continued from First Page.)

speeches at the wieting Opera house,
Empire hall and before the Modern
}'Woodmen Of America, VINO enter.
tanned him Just before his departure
Tor the west. late tonight. Nj. TAFT
remained in town tonight. While here,
as an added compliment both Of the
distinguished guests were initiated
into the Mystique Krewe OF Ramona.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-10-30
MINER DIES At 20.
ytf.. "
Especial, to The Gaxette.l

Old Time Pro.pector Dies % Missoula
~ (specialst ia The Gaxette.)
HELENA, Oct, 2s.-William Wilson,
aged nearly 80 years, died ct the Mis-.
soila poor farm after q ten months
illness Of Bright's disease. For so
years he has been mining Ia the vicin-
|ity of Missoula and had claims he CON
sidered valuable but could not sell
them
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-10-30
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage license was issued yester.
day by the clerk OF the district court
to Phillias Richard. aged %. and Miss
Cecil Stevens, age. 20. both. Of sh.ri-
dan. II.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-10-30
JUDGE MANN %oFFlclATEs.

Marries Young People from Wyoming
In His Office.
Phillias Edwards and Miss Cecil
Stevens, both OF Sheridan. wyo., were
married yesterday by Judge Mann in
the city hell.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-10-30
GRAHAM HAS RI8yBRokEN.

Thrown From Buggy While Driving
Near Osborn Sunday Afternoon.
j. 7. Graham, a h~omeateader on the
Huntley project, was brought to Bill
inggs yesterday suffering with a broken.
rib. thlch~~he sustained by being
thrown from his buggy. while driving
near Osborn Sunday afternoon.
The seat In Mr.. Graham's buggy be
came loose and slipped, throwing him
out Of the buggy. He was taken: to
his ranch home and yesterday was
brought here for medical attention.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-10-30
JAIL BREAK
AT MlsSOULA|
Continued from First Page.)

robbery, was captured tonight near
Desmet.
This is the second break in the
course OF three weeks, the first at
tempt being made in a similar man
ner. One OF the prisoners who es-
capped at that time is still at large.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-10-30

.vvVNA1O0N0y . Oil I.M E4E--N
q. q. Smith is here from Miles City.
g. o. Marcy Of Forsyth is in town.
8. D. Mcdonald is here from Colum-
bus.
o. Callahan is in the city from
Joliet.
G. McAllister went to Red Lodge
yesterday.
Judge James r. Goss went to Laurel
yesterday.
j. B. Nelson is a Bozeman visitor
in Billings.
Miss Eva Hyde is in town from
Miles City.
F. W. Merrill Of Helena is a Bill
ings visitor.
4. a. Nutting was in Billings from
Laurel yesterday.
Miss Alice Walk visited friends in
Bridger yesterday.
J.xW. scally Of the Grow Agency is
a visitor in Billings.
H. G. Allen, a business man Of Mis-.
soula, is in Billings.
Miss Jeanette Berg Of Miles City
spent yesterday in Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Shay of Bridger
were in Billings yesterday.
+. G. stuffy of Sheridan is a bust
ness visitor in the Sugar City.
G. G. Huyck, Appointment business
man Of Red Lodge. is in. the city.
Willis Todd was down from Coal.
vile yesterday looking after business
In Billings.
j.. 6. Orrick. candidate on the Repnb-
lican ticket for sheriff, came up from
Custer last night.
Peter ]. Fromholz has returned from
Big Timber where he has spent some
time on business.
Edna. Wilhelm, Roy McGume and G.
q. Dewey are q party OF Miles City
people in Billings.
George Lamport, q prominent coal
mine operator of Bear Greek, returned
to that place yesterday.
H. D. Drum Of Upper Musselshell
was ID the city yesterday and will re.
turn to his home this morning.
Mayor Fred H. Foster left yesterday
on " business trip to Thompson Falls
in the western section Of Montana.
George w. Farr, q prominent at
torney OF Miles City. is in Billings at
tending sessions Of the district court
g. G. Sanderson, candidate for pub.
lie administrator on the Republican
ticket. is in the city from Canyon
Greek.
"A. Morris has gone to Roundup to
look after work in the coal mine he
Is opening tAersT tor = party Of wyo
lining, Montana and eastern capital
lists. si35TSs, ssss's. + .s8 as .4s. Z ~ n
Nv. B. Martz and u. q. Martz swht
havessbeens looking over land In. thii
locality returned to- their homes II
stevensville yesterday. They win re
turn here insasshort time. =. i;
JIG. Joy; q prominent business ma
OF LaurelAand q well known yellow
no~..hrsnn - a.. i. 49, na<S,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-10-30

F. E. Story ts In the city from Booze
man.
.A. N. Peabody Of Spokane is in the
city.
j. q. link has returned from . trip
to Butte.
Mrs. H. s.. Hepner Of Helena is IN
the city.
William Rea. Jr., is in Billings from
Forsyth.
8. g. Reynolds is here from the
Crow Agency.
". p. Martin arrived from Glendiye
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Hall Of Belfry
are In the city.
w. II. stenem Of Harlowtown is q
Billings visitor.
s. /. James came over from Boze-
man yesterday.
William Cochran Of Harl,n is in the
city on business.
w. H. Baker arrived in the city from
Silesia last evening.
Mrs. G. S. Bell Of this city is i'll in
a st. Paul hospital.
Mrs. T. G. Runyon Of Forsyth was
in Billings yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Glidden and child,
of Bridger are in town.
George F. Gould is in the city from
the Gallatin valley metropolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lobdell Of st
Xavier we're in Billings yesterday.
George Mccain is IN the city from
his home at Hunters Hot Springs
Walter r. Peterson has returned
from 9 weeks visit in Miles City.
Rev. John G. Clark of Fromberg
came in on last nights Red Lodge
train.
GIN. Fletcher has returned from a
business trip through Colorado and
Wyoming. j.
o. w. Clark and A. NJ. Huntley came
In from Park City last night to attend
the meeting ct the Taft club.
Mrs. George p. Mushback was in the
city yesterday on her way homo To
Red Lodge from Butte where she has
beensvisiting.
W. q. Keil went to Hunters Hot
Springs yesterday to take the baths
for rheumatism. He was accompanied
by Mrs. Keil.
Mrs. j. A. Macdonald who has been
visiting her parents in this city for
some time, left yesterday to join he1
husband in Wyoming.
Judge M. Brown, accompanied by
Mrs. Brown, left yesterday for Big
Rapids, Mich. their home. About De
ceanber 1 they will return to Billings
to live. They are parents OF Mrs. w
Lee Mains Of Columbus and Mrs. s. G
Reynolds Of Grow Agency.
From Thursdays Daily.
j. B. Nelson Of Bozeman Is here or
business. #$#1
Mrs. w. A. Francis of Bear Creel
is In Billings.
MI. and Mrs. L. p. Hyde are In the
city from Brdger.
r. A. Day was q Butte visitor II
Billings yesterday. !.
Mrs. George H. Tow Of .Bridger ].
e visitor in tn. city, II. /
g. g. Huyck = business nan, Of. Re,
Lodge, Is II. the city
~. B. Furieyiswasran, arrival iron
Big Timber lAskksnight. ~. n, n
j. s. Haleyf ~ y Bozemm man Il
Billings on business. 4 I sSs~
Mrs. q: H: fowne Of Bridgeri IL. II,
guest Of BilltnEs friends.
County Surveyor -Gerharx went Il
Custer yesterday morning:
George H. Webster. Of Raleigh. N
D., vas In the city yesterday.
Mira. B. g. Lee OF Sheridan, Wyo.
is visiting friends In Billings.
Judge Sydney FOX went to Rel
Lodge yesterday morning to visit hi
family.
n. @. Ganson. head Of the Burlins
ton eating houses. Is n the city iron
Toluca.
s. b. Mcdonald OF Columbus wa
In the city on business yesterda,
morning.
D. Glen Deaver. industrial agent Q
the land department Of the Burlington
railroad 10 in the city.
E. r. Price was In Billings yestel
day on his way home from Mexico