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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-08-28
MHEMsTHE SUITE AApERMEM

II iSNprOposadss.tO pass an ordnance
IL Battle prohibiting ! dentist from
advertising. sOf course. the propo-
sition comes from the dentists who
do not advertise, and tor purely phi
lanthropic reasons, We presume.
The idea that professional jealousy
enters INTO the matter, should be
5banished from ones mind.
The CITY council Of Butte has %
much right to prevent . dentist from
advertising as ~ has to prohibit =
dry goods merchant from DONG the
same thing--whether he lives IN
Butte q IN Tinbuctoo. There are
some things that even a Butte al
|derman must learn.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-08-28
snAReo FLAuNrs v

John Shargo, the Socialist, goes aft
er Bryan hammer and tongs. The
Peerless One has appealed for Soc
ialist votes, insisting that II the Dem
ocracy is successful at the polls the
people will rule.
Shargo is evidently from Missouri,
for, in endeavoring to ascertain just
what chance the people stand, under
Democratic government, he has taken
a jaunt into the Southland. where the
follower Of Jefferson lives IN all his
glory, and a Republican is a curios-
ity.
He finds there that more than one
half Of the voters are not permitted
to cast their ballots. that . system Of
peonage exists, the like Of which is
not tolerated in any other section OF
the world. Public abuses r nag
rant; in fact, are openly boosted by
the Democrats themselves. There the
employe has not a single right that the
employer will respect, and when the
courts are not swift enough to mere
out the peculiar brand Of justice de-
sired, the hangman's rope is resort
ed to by the mob. Sherins, chiefs Of
police, and officers of the law close
their eyes, and no attempt is made
to punish the men who strike terror
to half the citizens OF the commune
1ty.
In trying to form an estimate OF the
value Of Democratic, rule. We must,
of purse study the system where
the Democrats hold undisputed sway,
40 they do in the south. And this is
the condition we find.
Shargo, knowing these things,
flaunts them in Bryan's face. and
stamps as insincere the efforts Of the
party to ameliorate the condition Of
the workingmen, by unwilling the pit
liable state Of labor in the only sec
ton Of the country where the Democ.
a is absolute, and where their
theories are practiced, to the detri-
ment OF the poor and the manifest
advantage Of the wealthy class.
The people who rule do not intend
to pass the sceptre Of power to Mr..
Bryan and his followers.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-08-28

After all, what's the use? Paris
gave us first the decollette and then
the sheath.gown, and a Denver girl APP
iEeared on the streets without stock
ings-we near hose, but it has re-
manned for a dear creature at Coney
Island to shock 'em all out of exist
ence by appearing in q skirtless cos.
tune. This attire is 50 scanty, It Is
said, that II it is generally adopted, It
win ruin the cloth making industry
of the woria.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-08-28

Anthony Comstock Is authority for
the statement that Satan will educate
children, II the parents neglect to.
The man who held up the stage in
the Yellowstone park is one OF his
most brilliant pupils. and the boy and
girl who murdered their father In
Baltimore-the father who failed to
educate them-graduated from the
satanic school, where tuition is free.
and the teacher@works overtime.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-08-28

Having canned his eloQuence. 1rn-
pressed his image on the moving pic
ture screen, talked from the rear plat
forms of trains, haranged the crowd
on the street corners, and shouted
from the house tops. Mr.3Bryan, 1t is
said. has concluded to speak from a
balloon. In that case. we presume it
will he all up with him.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-08-28

The railways predict heavier trat-
fc this fall than ever before, and a
movement in colonist business that
will exceed the record OF former
years. all Of which makes the people
OF Eastern Montana smile.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-08-28
THE BRYAN SKELETON.

When Senator Napkins opened the
Bryan closet and dragged out the free.
trasde skeleton, he shocked the follow
ers OF the Peerless One. 4.
The public record Of Bryan is brief.
but we'll known, He served ! term,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-08-28

When w. R. Hearst wished the
members Of the San Francisco Demo
cratic club good luck, and hoped that
they would be able to keep up with
the mule. wonder II ne meant to be
sarcastic? s#5
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-08-28

Irene Hawley showed the police Of
Nevada 8 thing o. two. She picked
the pockets Of the man who arrested
her, and stole a diamond ring from
the copper who was holding her.
Now, when a policeman in the Sage
Brush state thinks Of the dear one,
he unconsciously searches himself.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-08-28

When Kern accepted the Democratic
nomination for vice president, Bryan
Johnny on lne spot to show MIN
how to do It. While It was Kern's
say 50, Bryan did most Of the talking.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-08-28

An exchange says there is charac.
ter in the eyebrows: SO? Now, then.
when a man lands a nomination with
both feet and loses the election by
being smothered up to his eyebrows
what does that indicate!
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-08-28
An exchange says that the Demo
Gratis have . chance of defeat. Not
chance. it's 9 cinch.

Also, Mr.. Bryan does mot reconcile
the fect that simultaneously with the
aaoption Of the Wilson bill. the bot
Anm I'll ont Of the wool ma1hGk.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-08-28

AS though It was not enough to have
the Hearst papers turn on him, Nj.
Bryan Is now burdened with the sup
port OF the New York World. Trou-
bIes never come singly.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-08-28

Al exchange says that more sod
iers are needed In the park. Perhaps
a better distribution Of those already
there would not be out Of order.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-08-28

J The experience Of the New York
firm that involved itself in IN attempt
to run the earth the other day, lie
similar to that OF the moth with the
candle.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-08-28
a PRESS COMMENT.

4 4 Do the people rule? Well
rather, Billy. And the man who goes
about the country %insinuating that
they do not, (mentioning 40 names,
,Bily) Is doing himself a positive
harm, because they know they rule
and they are going to give some
pointed demonstrations Of the fact
this fall, II restraining the congress
sional ardor Of several congressman
who at the last session seemed pos
sessed with the idea that they were
the rulers and not the people; and.
they are more than likely to Impress
that fact on sly old Joe Cannon. among
Others, and II they don't keep him
at home theyaw will without doubt sue.
coed IN hobbling him SO that he can
be found when wanted. Ohsthe people
rule? Indeed they do, and they pun
ish too:-Miles city Journal.
A farmer ofSOregon went to Salem
one Sunday to see the ball game.
BY some mistake he took a seat In
the section reserved for the inmates
of the insane hospital.
When the game was over, he fol
lowed the crowd until outside the
grounds, when he turned to 60 to
ward the city. The gruff voice Of q
guard ordered him back into line.
Too much surprised to inquire into
the reason he told the guard to beat
II. and started OF. Two big guards at
once grabbed him, and, while he kick
ed and yelled and fought them, he
was dragged away and locked up in q
! violent cage. The point. of the story
which appears the most humorous is
that the sane man seemed to act much
more violently during the game than
did the insane visitors. It makes one
think that4if q visitor from some non.
baseball playing land should witness
q game in It's white heat 1t would re.
quire little argument to make him
believe the spectators were all insane,
Butte Evening News.
s# OH ses i tNa s : e#ss s-s5 aassss@ aa7s
DR.. Hamilton e. Wright, distin.
iguished sociologist, has been making
Investigations which not only sur.
prised him, but must also well nigh
stagger the entire well-behaved popu'
lation OF the United States. His re
searches have convinced him that the
United States has ar opium evil Of Its
own Of greater consequence to the
country than the evil Of the Orient
His preliminary reports, showing the
extent Of the opium habit in the larger
cities and among the educated people
instead Of among, the slums, are re
ceived by the people Of this country
with a shock; and the inquiry can be
said to have barely begun.-Anacon
da Standard.
With a complete ticket in Montana
labeled Independence the voters 81
this state will have q considerable va
riety of politics from (which to choose
when they cast their ballots In Noxem
Der. The Socialists will have a full
state ticket, the two old parties viii
wage an active campaign. and alto
gethll'esrr . Montana while 4 II will have be- /.
short. will l.S have q sharp campaign
Helena Record. !.
The hottest corner in hades is re
served for the man who knocks hill
own town. But he should receive pun
ishment before he reaches that place
Muscular.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-08-28

Now, II that bandit does not return
and steal the reward offered for him,
the amateur detectives may have
hopes.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-08-28

The hottest corner in hades is re-
served for the man who knocks his
own town. But he should receive pun
ishment before he reaches that place.
-Missoulian.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-08-06
Mrs. ". W. JamlsOH Entertalns.

Mrs. Winchell Jamison gave a
delightful euchre party at her
beautifully appointed home in
the West End this morning con-
~pimentary to Miss Lois Tygard
OF Mangum, Okla Mrs. Harry
Marsh carried OF the honors.
refreshments we're served.
Those present;
Misses-Marie Klummp, Anna
krieger, Allene Beasley, Iona
Delamater, Mary Sieg. KITTY
Ferguson, Carrie Wilson, Sara
Wilson, Gertrude Marsh, Berry,
Booth, Zetta Walters, Lois Ty-
gard, Mangum; Eula Weeks,
Butler; Bertha Marshall. X. c.;
Laura Amborn, Fl Madison, Ia
Mesdames-J. w. Jamison, II.
b. Marsh, Henay Klumpp.-
Daily Review.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-08-06

within aud for the said Couuty. end
files her petition verid dby Affidavit
alleging, among other things IFS faI-
lows
PlaiutiH states that the parties
defendant designated as the Uu-
known heirs derI-ees. wife orwid0w
90 William Srerry aud ala persons
claiming boy. through or under such
unknown heirs deyi eswiie OF ai3og
and all persons claiming by through
OF under the said William Sperry
arr each and aN 20 her unknown
aud for that reason none 90 tae
names or places &C residence az such
unknown parties defendant "a De-
stated OF given iu this petition,
That she verify believes thar sach
unknown heirs, d~t,i-ees wife or
widow and ucrsous claiming ~.
through or un lrr them. uud persons
claiming hy, through or under tile
said defendant. William ~pcrTy. are
int uesued Ga the snDlct matter ol
this petition, eiE the deel &C trlsi.
the prommisory note scunei tiiene.
by and the lands hen.iuafter uausrd
and described That she has ao
knowledge 90 thc nature az descrp-
ton Of the iutensst ~ tbe said un.
known parties defendant Ca the said
property nor ol the ,ntcugst ut any
oi them. nor doFs She kB0W kaW ur
from whence such Interest or inter
ests % any 81 them have btca ,ieHv-
I ed: That she Is informed apdlelietes
that an % the defendants named m
u this petition are n-on-r,siients u
the state ui Missouri aud that nolf
of the said defendants can le served
hY personal service So ghls stsJe III
the manner p-nescFilei hy Chapter
No Eight % the wyisd susJaocs "a.
the state az Missouri 90 isl8 rhn.
none oi the attendants cau D. screoJ
Ia this state by lhc ordinary poasvs,
81 law.
HANNNHNM tH ~ NNH"HNA HN a-I
Cers ga Vacation tuat stii Iet.ud
ants he notidcd by Publication tba.
Flainuu has cuttme cgd Is sal.
against Jhem n this Court. Ia 49,
utions duly ytrossl ~ aMiayits
the obiect snd gerlal uatuns q
which Is as ioaows towlJ-
FOR cane sc sction plllntiH state.
that che b abe owner 81 tbe follow.
ing name8 and escalsd lauis b.
tnE and sitaate ia the c0aoiy q
states snd statCu s Mhsoufl. tauit-
Lots thre ami ioar 3 q Ga blocl
six l6l Ca sprrs ASdiIi0n O. ta.
lOy ofRlch uni That on uec "a
.tlSSi. che Nay g. NoWn,
was the oNper ofthe said laud az.
on the said date ue sai.
.tMaFy D. NoanE aad he.
husband John G. Young eygeuts.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-08-06

Down in the neighborhood Of
John Armstrong in Bates county,
No, farmers have been shred.
ding a good deal of their corn
lately, and find il by far the best
way to work up tho fodder 10 get
the best results all around.
The fact Of the matter is" said
Mr.. Armstrong 1T is the way to
handle corn fodder. Thh old
way Of hauling the fodder out
and scattering it about on the
ground would do in the days
when corn was cheap, and when
no value was placed on forage
feeds. When scattered on the
ground the old way, cattle would
strip of the blades, or a part OF
them, and leave the stalks, which
are a nuisance about the feedlots.
But when they are shredded,
there is nothing left, The cattle
seem TO relish it and We have
found by actual experience that
the shredded fodder is superior
to most hay. IL is a clean way
OF disposing OF the stake, and by
handling IL in that way IL pro.
duces an excellent for stock,
Shredding machines m becom.
ing numerous all over that coun
try. - Kansas City Droyer's
Telegram.
The Butler circus has come
and went" One OF the largest
crowds that was ever together
was there Monday afternoon
too many, in fact, for anybody 4
see the show. The seats wer,
crowded and the running traci
full. When the races were pull.
ed of the people were put in th'
center so the horses would hav,
room 10 run. IL is estimated
that 10000 people attended tat
afternoon performance.
John Krieger, Seymour VIII
hanson, WIN Ferguson and Geo
Doweu attended the circus,
Winchell Jamison and wifi
and Miss Kittie Ferguson attend
ed the Butler circus.
Misses Edith and Ethel DarI
visited friends a. HARDWOOD las
week,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-08-06

their prUmisoTE note Co The amount
20 cone Hundred ana Tweutr-are
si e9l Dollars payable 10 william
sperry defendant. and Tor the pur-
pose % scoring the payment q said
note the saIi Mary T. Young and
husband Juo e. Young executed
tleir deed % trust 90 date last afore
said by whleh deed oI trust they
conveyed the said lands 70 defend
amt Il a Farmer. as trustee and
naming in the -aid deed % trust the
said William Sperry as heneaciary
aud holder 90 said note. thr said
deed 20 trust ueiHg og irecoud IA the
Recorders oa wlthla aud Tor the
county uf nases and state ~ Mls-
souri, ia book az page sis tha
Same having bvn recorded on Jan.
IS. isSz
That the note ard tebt 50 = d
81 by uhe said deaI % tFrst has loux
since bzes paid and fully satisfied
but by iaadyertanw or oversight
the esid lerd of trust has not bsea
Satisfied aad nleased CA tine uucord
taeneoi
Plaiuiid theulore prays thr court
ior judgement. decre aud order.
d~eciAriag aud holdIug the said aezi
90 trust ialiy satls8cd.yold aud ofuo
eldest agd that such Jced q trust L.
ny the court sdiuagcd aud dacred
satisfied and rylcaad from the ue
ord uaeR0f ana for All FARTHER aud
othcr phef ana orders 20 the court
deemed stung aud Just To tbs prelu.
~ ans that unless the
said dafendantH De and
apIsar - thls court al the next
tc-m thereof to be begun aud hold,
eu ar { court houm Ga the city a.
baues. Ga said couuu. oa the anst
Moaday in October 1865 and on or
before She Ursr day 81 said term. an.
sWgr or plead to tbe Petition IN said
csnso ue4 sanr VIA be taken as
coahst. aud ia3surut rsudened
a-eeou3Iugly.
Apd Sc h lagtllcr Orlenal that q
cogy henut b. pnhlist al. arrnnaina
Ia ta0 Ga the Rich rim rrlunne. a
NEWSPAPER published 60 said Couuty
20 Bates Tor haUy weeks suecessively.
pu0lehed at etst ohce a week. tss
hast mstrtloR 90 Do az seast thlrtv
days Wiore the drt 9ay q sediment
ocg0ber teFn 20 this Court
a. D. EApnES,
oreait Clerk
A frue Copy FROM the Record.
Mitness my hand and sesi a. ths
Drcuit Cangs oi Bates Coanty. -,
@th day u luly. 1875,
I'D ENu4rE.
uNult Cara
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-08-06

Q LOCAL NEWS
Happenings of Interest in and About
Rich Hin

nnoooooooooooo
NIL Fry was at Butler Tues
day.
See Loeb's big ad on another
page,
All kinds Of Bicycle Goods.
Joe Anderson. VI
The primary election passed
of qui, tly in Rich Hill
Tom Hutchinson, Of the coun
try west, was at Kansas City
Saturday.
The Nevada G. A.. r. reunion
will begin next Monday and con-
tinue all week. Numerous Rich
Hill people will attend.
Everybody, except the defeat
ed candidates, will feel better
when the returns from the pri-
mary are all in.
]. J. Richardson has traded
his residence property here for
the Gench property, owned by
j. w. Chambers at Rich Hill,
says the Butler Dem.
The residence Of Thos. A.
Black at Butler was robbed Sun
day night and much good cloth
ing was stolen. It is supposed
10 have been the work of hang
ers-on Of the circus.
A dog, supposed 10 have been
mad" created some excitement
on East Park Ave Monday even
ing. 1t was finally killed by the
officers, but not until it had bit
ten several other dogs.
Editor G. r. Walters, Of the
Review, left Saturday for Colo.
RADIO, where he goes for the bene-
fit of his healt. We hope Bro.
Walters will be greatly benefited
and soon be back at his old post,
at the head of the Review.
A last the post Office depart
ment has taken steps to bar GER
tain papers from the mails. Not
anarchistic papers alone but any
that are a menace TO morals and
government. The United States
in ITS effort to grant the greatest
freedom Of speech and press has
permitted insults and threats and
instigation to riots and murders
which no other government I'm.
der heaven would tolerate for al
day. With few exceptions these
foul moutbed alligators have had
10 Zee from their own land and
they in no sense represent their
countrymen either at home or
abroad. The department has
doubtless made some poor ruliug
but this one should, and surely
will be, endorsed by all good citi
aens, regardless Of party or
nationality Printers Ink.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-08-06

Frank Koontz, Miss Dorothy
koontE and Edwin KoOn 2 attend.
ed the circus Monday.
The Tribune is THERE
when il comes 20 turning out job
work. Try as.
Miss Ida Kirby Of Harwood,
Mo, is visiting Mrs. JAS Dark
Jesse Miller was in Laaven-
worth, Kansas Saturday.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-08-06

oupoouoonopo
IL has been estimated that the
food damage in Missouri is 20.
million dollars. Henry county
furnished her share. II Grand
River is ever Strengthened thous-
ands Of acres OF the best land in
the state will be reclaimed.
Bates county is digging her
ditch and was highly pleased
with its work this spring Those
having the matter in charge in
this county ought to push a lit
tie. Zurich Herald.
DR.. q. o. Deputy will preach at
the Walnut st. NJ. f. Church
next Sunday morning at 100
O'Clock. All are cordially invited
to attend.
w. w. Cheverton and John
Armstrong returned a few days
ago from Chicago where they
marketed a large herd Of fat cat
tie.
Mrs. w. r. VanVoorhis and
little daughter. Miss Iva. visited
Butler relatives the first Of the
week.
The Golden City Reunion be-
gun yesterday, and several Rich
Hill people are in attendance.
Three automobiles went from
Rich Hill to Butler Monday car
rying circus visitors.
The union services in the park
are becoming quite popular and
are drawing large crowds.
Revs. A. G. Keast, W. H. Har-
grove and J. c. West we're But
Ter visitors Tuesday.
AgOod, soaking rain would be
most acceptable thing in this
section right now.
Rich Hill, as usual, furnished
ler share Of the crowd at the
circus.
Butler has a new banking in.
stitutiou, known as the Peoples
The new elevator of the Peo-
,les Elevator Co. is about COM
DR.. A. f Billings Of Kansas
Jity was in Rich Hill last Fri
7. II. McElroy and family Wis
ted Butler friends Sunday and
Monday.
Homegrown watermelons are
low on the local markets.
c. c. McGennis was a Kansas
City visitor Saturday.
All the candidates attended the
Butler circus Monday.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-08-06

r. a. Farmer. William SpeFry and
the unknown heirs. devlsees, wife or
widow Oi William Sperry and all
persons claiming by. through or
under toe said William Sperry aud
an persOns claiming by, through OF
under the the unknown heirs. dcVi-
sees, wife or widow 81 the said VA.
lain Sporry uTlendants
Now az this day comes the Plaintiu
IA bcpeln. by her Attorneys
rcmplctoR aud HNies. al vacation.
.beioW the undersigned. r. d. En-
gnr, clerk q the oRnit CoaFb
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-08-06
order Of Public tlOn
A OF MISSuURIl
County oi Bates 4,

In the Circuit Court, 20 October
term. 1915, ia vacation july =. t0S
Mary s TeAiar. Plaintiff.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-12-07
SHOOTING AT WALDO.

Waldo, Dec. 5.-Marskal Hen drix, of this place shot Nnd kill ed Carey Cole a negro hol se-thief yesterday afternoon, aft&r the officers command to halt had been ignored by the fleeing neg TO. Cole had stolen a horse near Hope and was said to have been on his way to meet another neg TO, who was to have stolen a horse at Stamps.
 Cole has a long crim :nal record. He was sentenced to a term of two years in the state pen:tea- tiary for larceny and had been confined but a short time when he scaled the yard wal and es- caped. Two days later he re- turned and gave himself up and was sent to the convict farm. At the first opportunity he dis apps ared and on the same l.ght team Of mules was taken from a nearby farm.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-12-07
DISMISSED FOR
 WANT OE EQUITY
Judge Shaver Holds that His Court Has No Jurisdiction in News
 Contest Case.

The December term of the Ne- vada Chancery Court convened this morning at the court house with Judge J. D. Shaver of Mena presiding. The morning was talk en up in motions, answers, etc. and this afternoon a few prelim- mary questions are being consid- cred. Tomorrow the court will 20 into the trial of the docket
 The News contest came up this afternoon and Judge Shaver rul- ed that ''this court has no juris- diction in the case" which means that the suit brought by Mrs. Mcdaniel against the News Print ing Co.,, was not brought in the proper court, and the bill was dismSs.ed on demurrer for want or equity, and the demurrer sus- tained.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-12-07

Christmas holiday recess, in order that preparations for the numbering of the people tn 1910 shall be begun as speedily as possible.
 It is the expectation of MT. Tawney, chairman of the Com mittee on Appropriations, that his committee will be prepared to report the bill making approp r!at.on for the executive, iegis- lative and judicial branches of the government before the end of the week.