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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-16

Prof. |. W. McAdory announces as a candidate for Superintendent of Educa- tion for Jefferson county, subject tc tn action Of the democratic primary.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-16

P. M McNeil is a candidate for county superintendent of education, for Jeffer. son county, subject to the action of the democratic primary.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-16

I hereby announce myself a candidate for the Board of Revenue of Jefferson county, subject to the action of the dem. ocratic primary. J. ED HAIGLER.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-16

Steven D.. Haley is a candidate for member of the Board of Revenue of Jeff ferson ccunty, subject to the action of the democratic primary.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-17
COURT OPENS TODAY
Jurors Ordered 70 Report This Morn
Ing for Jury Service Grove Trial
10 First on Docket.

District court will convene again
this morning Tor the January term and
It IL expected Hha4 the jurors who
have been summoned for the term
will report for jury serv1ce.
The first case to be tried L. that Of
the state against A. j. Grove, who il
charged with assault On the first de-
gree or the person Of Charles Moe.
Tomorrow Thomas De Witt and ]. 4.
Murphy will be tried for grand lar.
ceny. Criminal cases have been set
for hearing every day next week.
It Is every probable that Robert
vanella, IN Italian. will be tried this
term on a charge OF first degree muir
der, 1t being alleged that he killed
Rafael Orasio, a fellow countryman.
County Attorney Wilson fled a petit
ton yesterday begging leave to en-
dorse the name Of Vince Landry on
the information as a witness Of the at.
fair.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-17
MS SUIT IN
JUSTICE COURT
JUDGE MANN FINDS I'M FAVOR OF
LlNpsTRoM AND LARSON.

go. =sLa IT, ~ tA M h&g -EG AH
Judge Mann found in favor of the
defendants yesterday in justice court
in the case in which DR.. James Free
suing Frank Larson and e. Lind
strom, members OF the Scandinavian
society Of this city, to enforce pay
ment OF 1925 which he alleges the de
guaranteed him for medical
attendance rendered Minnie Carlson.
DR.. Free testified that Larson and
Lindstrom had promised to pay the
bill, or guaranteed that It would be
paid. In his Office during q visit made
by them, and that later at the home
Of Mrs. Rebecca Wolverton, where the
girl was staying, they again guaran-
teed that he would receive his fees
for attending the girl.
Both Larson and Lindstrom denied
that they had made such promises,
and Mrs. Wolverton stated that she
had never heard the defendants prom
Use to pay the bill at her house.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-17
PARK HOLLAND DIES
Al St. v'ncent's Hospital Of Typhoid
Fever-Has Relatives Living in Bon.
ner's Ferry, Idaho.

ENE%&GG&+BHSN HtNHsE&& %n&3RN &E CB7NF H%AHR ~
Park Holland, a we'll known young
man Of this city. died at st. Vincent's
hospital early yesterday Of typhoid
fever. He was taken to the hospital
several weeks ago and hopes for his
recovery were entertained up to early
this week.
The young man leaves q father and
brother living In Bonner's Ferry, ida
no. He came to this city with his
father. DR.. Holland. several years ago.
and was employed by the city and ct
the local wool house for some time. He
has q s~tep-sister residing Ii Billinxs.
Funeral arrangements have not
been made. awaiting word from rela-
tives.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-17
SAYS il WILL BE THE BEST EVER.
THIS YEAR.
WILL HAVE AIR SHIP
Automobile and Horse Races-Execu-
tive Board to Meet Horssmen-
sheepmen Have Possession Of Cap
itai City This Week.

The Montana State fair which will
open next October will be not only
the greatest state fair ever held In
Montana, but will be one OF the finest
ever held in the northwest, according
to w. B. George, president Of the
Montana State Fair association, who
returned yesterday from attending q
meeting OF the executive board. which
was held at Helena this week.
zone Of the many features Of next
years fair will be an air ship" said
Mr.. George yesterday. Although
plans for having the airship at the
fair are still in their infancy, it is very
probable that the ship will make
flights each day.
There will be a number Of auto
mobile races, in fact several each
day, II the plans OF the board do not
miscarry. Instead Of but two entries
in these races as last year, there will
be several and 1t is expected that q
&1f| ~
number Of racing cars will be brought
to Montana from the east to be en-
tered in the races. s#4 %S#8
Good Horse Races.
"The horse races at the state fair
this year will be the best ever. An
other meeting Of the executive board
OF the fair association will be held in
Helena February 5, at which time
they will meet a number Of the prom
inent horsemen Of the country and
make arrangements for q race meet
ing during the fair.
The sheepmen have taken posses
sion Of the Capital city this week.
There are between 500 and 1000
members Of the W~oolgrowers' associa-
tion in Helena, and all Of the hotels
are full. There has been quite q spir-
tied race for the presidency Of the or
.ganization between the members who
oppose the policies Of the administra-
ton and those who n IN favor Of
them.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-17
DEMURs 70 COMPLAINT.
Papers Are Filed IN Suburban Drain
5 Case.

Case.
a demurrer to the complaint Of the
Billings Sugar company, j. NJ. v. Coch-
ran and ranchers owning property In.
the Suburban drain district, was fled
by County Attorney Wilson yesterday
with the clerk Of the district court.
The plaintiffs are seeking to recover
drain taxes paid under protest to the
county treasurer and to restrain the
county officers from paying warrants
from this fund and the county drain
commissioners from continuing work
on the drain.
The demurrer states that the facts
contained in the complaint are not
SUFFICIENT 70 constitute q cause for.
civil suit. and there IL q misjoinder
Of the parties named as plaintiffs and
that their interests are not identical.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-17
R 70 BOX FAILS.
Men viii Fight Ten-Round Exhibition
It Globe Theater.

Men Will Fight Ten-Round Exhibition
At Globe Theater.
Charles Berry. q well known boxer
OF this city, is scheduled to box q 10
round exhibition bout at the Globe
theater tomorrow night, with doc
irish Fails. q recent arrival from the
east. Both men! are welterweights Of
ability and have many victories to
their credit.
Two or three red hot preliminaries
have been arranged for between local
boxers and the bout between Berry
and Fails will start at 1880 sharp.
Berry and Fails fought 70 q draw
in 10 rounds in Wyoming recently.
Both have met Battling Nelson In
bouts in Michigan and are evenly
matched as to weight and height.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-17
BOTH WERE Boys.

TWO Little Ones Born During past
Two Days.
Births Of two baby boys have been
reported during the past two days.
A son was born to MI. and Mrs. Albert
Heath Of. Broadwater avenue on We'd
nesday, and yesterday a son was born
to Nj. and Mrs. Joseph Dering, who
reside on a ranch on the Billings
bench. Mr.. Heath Is an inspector Tor
the Billings Water Power company.
Dr.. James Chapple5 reported both
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-17
ITALIAN WANTED
IN COPPER CAMP
jim ALBUM IS ARRESTED FOR
BUTTE AUTHORITIES.

Jim Album, an Italian who Is want
ed at Butte on q grand larceny charge,
was arrested by Chief Of Police Talgo
and Of1cer Schneider yesterday, as he
was stepping on Of a Northern Pacific
train at the depot.
The oflcers received word Wednes-
day that Album was wanted at Butte,
and a very good description Of him
was given. All Of the trains were
watched and as the Italian stepped OF
the train yesterday he bumped into
Chief Talgo, who recognized him at
once from the description which had
been given.
It is thought that Album is wanted
for stealing $55 from another Italian.
with whom he was rooming in Butte,
as the message Chief Talgo received
stated that the man would probably
have S43 Of his own money and 355
besides.
The Italian protests his innocence
and stated yesterday that he would
pay Chief Talgo's expenses to Butte
IL the officer would take him there
SO that an investigation can be made
at n
Chief Of Police Talgo received "a
message last night from e. W. Wynne,
chief Of police at Butte. saying that
an oficer left last night for Billings
to take the man back to the copper
camp. Il
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-17

Phil Colon, . young business man
Of Big Timber, was IN the city yester.
day visiting Herbert Harris and 3. L.
Erickson. WEI
n. u. Hough returned last night from
Broadview. where he went to locate
1 party Of new settlers on govern-
ment land.
@. H. Stein left yesterday for his
home in North Yakima, Wash, after
spending several weeks here looking
after his property interests.
Miss Lottie Clark Of Garland, Wyo.,
is a recent arrival in Billings and
will take a position as English teach
er in the Billings high school.
Miss Floy Barbour, daughter Of the
county attorney Of Sweet Grass coun-
ty, is a recent arrival In Billings and
will attend business college here this
year.
l.. M, Hatch, assistant engineer Of
&NTE HLSE@HH 49, IHEj NEsi9NH NNhG
the Huntley reclamation service, re-
turned yesterday from a six-weeks'
visit with relatives on the Pacific
coast.
Mrs. Alta 3. Braley of Madison,
Wis, arrived in Billings yesterday on
No. 4. She will spend the winter with
her son Berton Braley Of The Ga
zette r%eportorial stan.
Mrs. 3. G. .Relling Of Baker City,
Ore, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. j.
M. Conway. This is the first time
that mother and daughter have seen
each other for Is years.
Miss Alice Siebeu Of Geneseo, ILL.,,
arrived in Billings yesterday and will
take q position in the public schools
here as teacher OF the fourth and
nth grades In the Garfield building.
+. Q. Wheeler left yesterday for
Great Falls, whore he has decided to.
locate. He is q recent arrival In this
state from the east, and has been In
Billings about q month, during which
time he made many friends among
the young 9
Mrs. 3. q. Riggs Of Black River.
Mo, is in the city visiting her sisters,
Mrs. W. w. Beeman and Miss Ida
Riggs. After spending a few days Wis
ting here Mrs. Riggs expects to con
tinue her Journey to Whitehall, where
she Will visit her brothers.
R1x. r. H. Groom. state evangelist
Of the Christian church, left yesterday
for his home in Helena, after spend
ing several days here. Rev. Groom
has resigned his position as state
evangelist to take effect next month.
on account Of sickness in his family
requiring his presence at home more
than he is able to be present in his 20
sitlon. n
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-17
SAY WILSON
IS NOT INSANE
WAS SUFFERING FROM ATTACK
OF DELlRluM TREMENs.

a3NSS. Esfazs .5.SEL H. aE-ERI H#5rg44H3
w. s. Wilson was tried for insanity
yesterday by q lunacy commission
composed tof.C. H. Newman, chairman
Of the board Of county commissioners,
and Doctors Mahoney and Gerhart and
was discharged from custody, as 1t
was found, that the man was sane and
had been suffering from delirium ire
mems.
Wilson stated that he was vaude-
vile performer and had been in Bill
ings about five months. He says that
during his stay here he has consumed
on an an average about a quart OF
whisky a day and that before his ar
rest he decidedto quit drinking, and
It is believed that the carrying out
Of this resolve 50 soon, was the cause
Of his having delirium tremens. He
said that he had a similar attack in
Decatur, Ill. some time ago.
He has been employed as a piano
player in n Of the saloons on lower
Minnesota avenue for some time past
and has been arrested for drunken
ness twice by the police. The first
time he was sentenced to I'VE days
work on the streets and the first day
he worked had o. At during which he
tore his cltahing OF and IN other
ways showed Tat he was violent. He
was released the next day and was
arrested about two months later and
turned over to the county authorities.
He said that Wednesday night was
the first night he had slept since his
arrest.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-17
DEMURs 70 COMPLAINT.

Local Insurance Company Demands
ltemized Bill.
The InterMountain Mutual Life In
surance company filed demurrer yes
terday to the complaint in the case in
which 8. AZ. Goetschius is suing the
company for an accounting. The com
pany demurs to the complaint on the
ground that It does not state facts to
constitute q Of action. "A de-
mand for an itemized bill Of Goet-
schius' expenditures was also filed.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-17
WILL GATHER IN HELENA NEXT
WEDNESDAY.
SEND DELEGATE;
Program Includes Papers on Cures
and Preventatlves Of Various Dis
eases-Wm Enter Into Discussion
and PROFOUND Queries.

Physicians in this city have re
ceived q call for a meeting Of all the
health officers and physicians in the
state. to be held January 1928 al
Helena. The call Tor the meeting Il
issued BY the state board OF health
and a program for the meeting 90
companies the call.
During the meeting It Is expected
that arrangements will be made to
send a delegation to the international
Tubercular congress to be held IN
Washington, d. c., next September.
The program for the meeting Is as
fellows:
Address Of welcome, Hon. Albert J,
Galen, attorney general.
Address, Hon. W. l.. Holloway, as.
sociate Justice supreme court.
%potted or Tick Fever" DR.. T. H.
Hanbridge, Victor, Mont.
THE Most Prevalent Disease; How
Can It Be Restricted?" DR.. G. g. Wal.
lin, White Sulphur Springs, Mont.
''The tuberculosis Problem in Mon.
tana," Or. G. 7. Pigot, Butte, Mont.
THE Diagnosis Of Diphtheria," DR..
F. D. Pease, Missoula, Mont.
"Antitoxine as a Preventive for
Diphtheria Paralysis" DR.. 8. E. Leard,
Livingston, Mont.
Some Doubtful Questions in the
Board Of Public Health Law" Dr.. L.
G. Bruning, Miles City, Mont.
The Registration Act in Relation to
the Undertaken" q. Z. Maherty, Hell.
ena.
How to Fumigate," DR.. Emil Starr,
Helena. IS
Infection Of Waters by Cesspools
and Water Closets" Or. 8. A. Cooney,
Helena.
Pollution Of Public Water Supplies,
Or. Thomas D. futile, Helena.
General discussion; subjects from
the Question Box"
In the latter subject the board In
vites any one who so desires to send
queries to the board addressed to the
Question Box" At the meeting Of
the health officers these queries will
be considered and discussed. Any
one present will be permitted to en-
ter into the discussion OF to pro
pound questions to the oflcers.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-17

I ~ NHntNlA ~
From thursdays Daily.
Chief Talgo 10 Ill at his home with
an attack of the grippe.
NJ. W. Cramer. a prominent stock
man Of Laurel, Is IN the city on bust-
ness.
Miss Minnie Gotlob OF Big Timber ID
visiting girl friends in Billings this
week. s5sSs@
Edgar B. Merrill, a prominent lum-
herman Of Bridger. was q Billings Wis
itor yesterday.
D. e. Jones left yesterday for
Boone, Ia, to visit relatives and
friends in that section.
Senator Donlan OF Missoula stopped
over In Billings between trains yes
terday while enronte east.
A. L. spaeth. q rancher Of silesia.
Is in the city visiting friends. He 10
accompanied BY Mrs. spAeth.
R. 8. Garrett. assessor Of Sweet
Grass county, e II the city. the guest
Of Judge and Mrs. 8. n. Mendenhall.
I'll fZE FH 49, VI q
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-17
susiNEss MEMS LUNCH.

Young Ladies 10 Serve Noon Meal III
etapleton Block.
The young ladies Of st. Luke's
Episcopal curch will serve q business
mans lunch Saturday noon, in the Of
ices Of AZ @. Logan, located In the
stapleton block. The proceeds 81
the affair will be used for the promo
ton Of the church work In this city.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-17
new OFFICERS
R ELECTED
ANNUAL MEETING 81 MEMBERS
Of CHRISTIAN CHURCH HELD.
IN MEMBERSHIP
Report Of Treasurer 10 Gratifying
McHarous Makes Statement On
New Membsrs-PayEm,,eunt Made 81
Church Extension Debt.

The annual meeting OF the members
OF the Christian church ID this city
held at the church parlors last
night and was attended BY most Of
the members Of the church.
The annual reports Of the various
officers Of the church as well AZ Of
the former pastor were heard and 81.
fcers to serve the ensuing year were
elected.
The report Of the treasurer, W. W.
Beeman, was particularly gratifying
to the members present. The report
showed that the receipts Of the church
amounted to $1,871.23 and that the
disbursements, including payments ia
principal and interest for. the church
extension, amounted to but $1,s53.65.
leaving 9 balance In the treasury De.
cember 81 OF 317.5S.
The receipts consisted OF donations
from members, Ladies, Aid society
and 7. P. 8. G. r., offerings, donar
tions to the church extension fund,
from Fromberg meetin@.
Roscoe church, refund from taxes. do.
nation Of lots BY Austin North and
moneys received from tho Montana
'1'''S''i :. .,' e es..,A ~,
The Disbursements inclndad mas.
tors salary, miscellaneous expenses,
payment Of $201.s0 on principal and
interest Of money borrowed for the
church extension and contribution to
foreign missions.
The report Of Rev. o. +. McHargue,
the former pastor. showed that q net
gain Of 81 members had been made
since October. 1906. and that. ) total
OF 100 members of which 10 were lost
BY removal. had Joined the church ~
letter and baptism.
His report showed that from !
membership Of 80 persons whom the
church started in this city in April,
1904, 1t has grown to q membership
Of 1872 people, Of which q large per
centage Joined during the past year.
Rev. McHargue's report also shows
that he oficiated It ~ funerals during
the past year and delivered IL ad-
dresses ON special occasions at other
The following were elected ofncers
to serve during the ensuing yeer: r.
X. Terrill, w. w. Long and q. g.
Beeman, elders; J.. G. Thomas, u ".
Ellickson. W. w. Beeman. q. u. Wet
eel, F. A. Hedges, 3. n. Piper. Mr..
Cohagen and w. II. Hawley, deacons;
J.. w. Ellickson, p. r. Piper and w.
W. Clarke. trustees; Mesdames A. q.
W. ". Long. W. w. Beemaa
and Miss Fannie Cetfman. deacon
esses.
At the conclusion Of the business
meeting refreshments were served By
the Ladies' Aid society Of the church.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-17
MAKE FINAL PROOF.

on Two Homesteads Located Near
Laurel.
Eugene L. and George L. Woolver-
ton made final proof on their home
steads, on which they made entry in
1901. in the local land once yester.
day. The mems homesteads are 10.
Gated near Laurel.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-17
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Charles Schmidt, a business man Of
Bridger, YVES In Billings yesterday.
Edward Peck, 4 rancher Of Park
City, was 9 Billings visitor yesterday.
City Treasurer Waiter Watkins Is
confined to his home with an attack
OF neuralgia.
]. w. Corwin, a former business
q nan Of Park City, is visiting old
friends here.
G. r. Grant, a merchant and hotel
4 LII Of Shields, ID in the city looking
for . location.
A. 1. Goodkind, a travelling man Of
Helena, 10 in the city calling on his
many friends here.
DR.. w. x. sudduth was in the city
Yesterday on business from his
Broadview experimental station.
Judge Sydney Fox arrived in the
city from Red Lodge last night and
will open court here this morning.
y. w. Richardson, a prominent
stockman Of Lavina, is visiting
friends in Billings and looking after
his property interests here.
Deputy Sheriff Terrill left yesterday
morning for Warm Springs with
Frank Smith and "A. j. Thompson,
who were committed to the state in
sane asylum BY 2 lunacy commission
last week.
Mrs. e. G. Sampson and children Of
North Twenty-sixth street, left yes
terday morning for Monet, Mo-. to
visit friends and relatives. After a
short visit in Missouri Mrs. Samp-
son will visit relatives In Arkansas.
Fred Hayhurst, a cloak and suit
man Of this city, left Wednesday night
for . months trip to the east. during
which he will purchase new stock for
his store, which will be located in the
Babcock block as soon as 1t Is COM
pleted.
Herbert Stevens, a former resident
of this city, stopped over in Billings
yesterday for q short visit with
friends, while enroute to Seattle from
Minneapolis. Mr.. Stevens has been
in partnership with a brother In Min
neapolis for several years past and is
going to the coast to engage In bust
ness with another brother.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-17
RUSSIANS WOULD WED.

Marriage License Issued to Phillip
Neibauer.
License permitting Phillip Neibauer
OF Laurel toImarry Elizabeth Kemexch
Of this city, was issued by the clerk
of the district court yesterday. The
parties are both natives OF Russia and
the prospective groom is a member Of
the Russian settlement at Laurel.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-17

Grove had q letter from Chief Of
Police Connors Of ST. Paul, introduc-
Ing him to Chief Talgo and asking
the Billings chief to extend courtesy
to Nj. Grove.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-17
Joy Q WORKERS.

Baltimore, Jan. 16.-The Baltimore
Steel company will again put in oper.
alton rolling mills and blast furnaces
on Monday giving employment to
5000 men.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-17

3s For SALE.
HAY-300 tons, ear stock yards; fine
place for sheep. Address John Klee-
man, Billings, Mont.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-17

The largest quill toothpick factory
is in Paris. Il vas originally started
- ! manufactory Of auill Deus.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-17

A Philadelphia builder has sold Is
touring cars to customers In Cuba. to
be delivered BY January 4.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-17
From Wednesdays Daily.
Rev. Joseph Pope OF Park City IL
visiting Billings friends this week.

r. +. Hanley, a business man Of
Bridger, was a business visitor yester-
day.
+. B. Mitchell, a prominent rancher
and stockman Of Laurel, is in the city
on business.
Harry Lobdell, an Indian trader OF
st. Xavier mission, Is in the city, &C
companied by Mrs. Lobdell.
F. E. Weymouth, project engineer
of the q. s. reclamation project on
the lower Yellowstone, is in the city
ON business.
Oficer John Soy Of. the local police
force returned Monday night from an
extended visit with friends and rela-
tivee in Iowa.
A. B. Brown, an inspector on the
Lower Yellowstone reclamation pro-
jet, Is in the city from Glendive,
calling on old friends.
H. N. Savage. supervising engineer
Of the q. 8. reclamation service, was
in the city yesterday from Huntley.
attending to business atrairs.
/C. G. Anderson, superintendent OF
the Northwestern Improvement COM
paGy's coal mines at Red Lodge, va
Ybusiness visitor here yesterday.
J. B. Arnold. vice president Of the
First National bank. spent yesterday
at Hardin, paying q visit to the bank
at that place. Of which he is presi-
dent. n
William Mcdonald, a barber OF this
city, expects to leave this morning
for Thermopolis Hot Springs, where
he hopes to obtain relief from an at
tack Of rheumatism.
A. q. Run, postmaster at Worland,
Wyo.. is spending . few days in Bill
ings looking up old friends. This is
MT. Ruff's first visit to this city for
ia years. and he Is surprised and
pleased with the wonderful growth
and the outlook for the future OF the
city.
L. N. Hatch is expected to return
this morning from a western trip,
taken to recuperate from an attack Of
typhoid fever, which he recently re-
covered from. Mr.. Hatch is an as
sistant engineer In the u. 8. recla-
nation service and has been sta
toned at Huntley and Corbett, Wyo.,
during the past summer and fall.
From Thursdays Daily.
Chief Talgo is Ill at his home with