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in Germany upon the theory that it is
stronger than aluminium, used in the
Zeppelin airshirS.
India produced NOR" than l2.ooh,0no
tons of coal last year. "a against
about II 600 eco tons the year before
More than 81 per cent If the output
came from Bengal.
Belgian scientists have tested and
found much merit in a Frenchman's
invention of an INSTRUMENT for locating
underground water supplies by means
of concentrated sound.
More than two-thirds of the land
Of Australia, or appoN, n,ately 1900
OO0, n0o acres, are arid or semi-arid,
having an average annual rainfall of
less than - inches.
In the modern steamship OF large
size liner. are over Loco tons af piping,
the boiler tubes alone having total
length at 10 miles and The condcasing
tuhes length II - miles.
In consequence III the part played
by gas equipments in train wrecks.
the PruSsian government will substi-
tute electricity for gas lighting on all
sleeping cars on its railroads.
Two circular knives. one within the
other and mounted upon a common
handle. form 4 new meat chopper in
vented by Colorado man.
4 railroad in California has begun
series of tests 81 concrete ties of var
ious forms and sizes which will eX-
tend over period Of II years.
The first time balloon WAS used
in warfare was at The hattie of Fleur-
is. June si, 1874. when the French sent
one W to height of over half Il mile
to observe the Austrians' position.
Luhrieating oil may be tested for
acidity by mixing it with an equal
quantity of a 81 per cent by weight
solution of sodium carbonate in water.
II acid be. present il will be- pracipi-
tated.
~ the first NJ the year Sweden had
one telephone fnr every Il persons in
that country. Germany 7anc tn every
II. Great Britain ono In every 4,
Spain an" for every aEI. and Russia
one for every l.3zz
The latest scisrn. for revising the
calendar calls fur thl addition of an
ether month and giving each Is DAYS
An old day would b. added AT the
end nf each year ami another inserted
in the middle "f leap wears.
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HOME INDUSTRY -

HOME INDUSTRY - The stirring
action taken by Columbus and Bill
lings last week gaze new impetus to
the discussion of the homeindustry
proposition: the newspapers Of the
/ stat. have rallied legally in their sup
port Of the position taken by the
eastern Montana towns regarding the
use of tile home sandstone in the con-
structian II the state capitol. As
Stunning that the Columbus stone Is
satisfactory as to quality. 1t is certain
that there should be some concession
made To the local material when the
hold this to be true in any public
work; tine home product should al
ways. quality being right. receive the
best OF all considerations. Billings
and Columbus have gone into the
campaign vigorously. and their pro-
test against the use of eastern stone
has been receiving recognition. and
that Is what Ii started out to do: If
the state capitol wings are not con-
structei of Montana stone il will not
be because the state officers did not
have sufficient suggestion. they can
not say that they didn't understand
what they We're doing. There are
many phases of the home industry
question. some of them The Missou-
Han has discussed more or less thor
oughly during past months. And i'm
this connection ii occurs to us that
we lave not noticed that there is one
Missoula merchant who is advertising
Nisssoula made trunks: perhaps there
Is a reason for this, but it seems
strange that there is not some effort
made To boost for this local factory:
we have not inquired into IL; it Is
matter that suggested itself while the
home-industry talk was going.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL
LESSON FOR TO-DAY

Paui's story Of Ills Ltfe,-II Cor. Xi:
II To xii:t0.
Golden Textile said unto me. My
grace is sufficient for the: for my
strength is made perfect in Weakness.
III Cor Nii:9.
Verse a1.-Do You know any person
in all history wins had a better right
To boldly tell of his suffer;nes than
Paul?
Verses 2a-aa3-Is there any ,ack of
modests. or good taste, in Paul. or amy
other true man. giving full account
of his qualifications and mis- suffer-
ings for Christ's cause"
What advantage is it 10 Re born Of
good stock?
What advantage Was it II Paul That
he WAS Hebrew. an Israelita. and at
the seed of Abraham?
Is there any higher privilege, or
greater honor than To have ttbored
and suffered for the cause If Christ
which is the cause of humanity
Does II true ministry, then and now.
always Imply much suffering and self
deniala
Verses 24-2.-What is the LAST word
picture Sou can give, of the noble
hero waa. at tn expense af lifelong
and unparalleled suffering. gave him
self up To the service of others CThis
question must be answered ia writing
by members of the club
Read lntil the story nj his bitter
and prolonged suffering is burned int ,
your memory. and then read the story
of Paul's great work ana the Won
derfHi laEe and grace OF q III III him.
and then think of The sumHtaaus lives
of the chief priests who wers. In great
measure. responsible for faufs suf-
fering. and then say. after al. which
got the more aggregate joy oat nj life,
Paul III they
How many of these cruel suEteriags.
Ia which Pau. here refers are men
toned elsewhere III the NeW Tesla
mente Give ciapt.r and verse. tSee
Acts ix - -; NV: -: Xxi: - - seIl
Verses -S-a3-is paul an exception.
ar H. ii the duty If alt uf ! Ia have
a great ear" for All the churches ANA
in- NJ II sympathy Win evssy n,dS.
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PASSING EVENTS

Joyousness Is the keynote of the
week. joyousness and gratitude. II Is
the season of thanksgiving and each
OF us should be In harmony with the
occasion; especially in western Mon
tana should the spirit of thankfnlness
be strong. for here We have been ana
are now favored to degree that
makes us conspicuousiy fortunate
community. The week brought the
annual proclamations from national
and state executives. setting aside
the Thursday which is coming as the
day for the formal giving Of thanks
The document which bears the White
House date IL characteristic of the
president: II Is couched in plain Ian
guage. II is direct and tn the point,
IL sets forth abundant reasons for
gratitude. and il is terse with the
the people of Montana, which is con
tanned in the proclamation issuing
from Helena is gracefully expressed
a characteristic OF all of the utter
ances OF Governor Norris-and IL is
convincing in it's argument that Mon
tana has special reason to feel thank
ful for blessings received We have
been a favored state in a favored ma
ton: we enter Thanksgiving week
under conditions that are pleasant
and that are calculated to inspire in
each one OF us the true sentiment OF
the time. And we Of Missoula may
be pardoned II we feel that we have
a bit the best of the situation as
compared with the rest Of the state:
we are not conceited. but We are
proud Of our home. and we think our
turkey will taste some better than
the birds of our ncghbors. But,
withal. we are willing they should
entertain the same belief as TO them
selves. And they wili-that's the
Montana of it.
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THE BRiDGE-Dcspite threatening
weather. excellent progress was made
all the week on the Higgins avenue
bridge. At last the end of the work
of building this structure is i'm sight
and the universal verdict is that Mis-
sorla has a bridge which is crcditablc.
For Il week the fuotway has been in
use; the south side people have ap-
preciated il. and those who have made
the trip across merely out of curiosity
have been satisfied. The booster club
has taken up the proposition To have
81 formal celebration of the opening
of the bridge, and there seems to he
no doubt that the plan Of the club
VIII be carried out. The completion
of the bridge is an event in the city's
history that calls for special recogni-
ton, and the suggestion that il be
properly observed finds general APP
prevail The city has reason To feel
proud of the bridge. and there is no
reason why we should not crafty our
feeling Of satisfaction IN the compile
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Chicago, Nov. -n,-The first great
American merchant To invEds. England
is Henry q. Seifridgc lie has just
completed and gotten nicely under Way
the largest store in London He is
spending few days in Chicago. In
an interview he said today.
American merchants have much to
learn from their British rivals. not
understanding the general impression
that British msthncs are Anticipated
In spite of many customs which Oh
vl"usiy deserve that adjective. there
is nne thing In which Erltons sug;..ss
Americans That j. Ia til. identity
IF representation with fact. I"nG..,1
merchants as r4lr are ScrapI.ouS
I'm never mtsrepr"sentina tile quality
,f thstr &,..rls- anal ll,, F.ublt.. ms
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IN COLD FIGURES So

IN COLD FIGURES - The week
brought this publication If the state
rent of the condition Of the banks Of
the city; this statement is II cold.
matter-of-fact proposition: IL sets
forth the financial condition Of the
city more satisfactorily than anything
else could do The statements of the
banks show "A healthy condition in the
city's business circles; the amount of
money on deros!t in the banks II in
dicatIve of lively business and of
strong institutions. For tn" banks.
themselves. and for the city the show-
ing made In the statements liz highly
creiitable and Is something IN which
M.ssoula people shopld take pride.
The diminution In the volume Of de-
posits which has followed the compile
tion Of the railway construction In
western Montana has not been rs
great as was anticipated: the deposits
in the banks at present represent nor
mai conditions. they are eminently
satisfactory.
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come Ia RELY as wholly ON the word
of u merchant as on that Of judg &c.
Il Il" NOT mean In say that this
feature Is not characteristic Of Amer
lean merchants, but il is virtually uni
Versal iii London.
But We Americans can teach tn"
British merchant many things IT, his
advantage oue thing l have learned
Since | have been abroad il that hu-
man nature is the same cSerNN here
Local conditions are different in Lon
don fran What they are in Chicago.
but the human animal is just the sam.
IN both cities, What appeals Ia an
AuericRa-I speak al merchandising.
II C"urss-N-ill a. surely appeal IT, u
Erit"n If it is skii!fullS brought To his
attention
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WEATHER. the matter

WEATHER-In the matter of
another hit While our conditions in
this line were not much to brag about
from local standpoint. yet they
werc 50 infinitely superior to those
which prevailed east and west of US
that we have good reason to feel sat
isfed, and we can point with pride
TO the record Of the past week. There
have been storms of unprecedented
severity on both sides of us. there
haze been snow biockades and there
have been floods; but we have logged
along with nothing worse than little
mud Those who have come to call
upon us. 40 matter from what drec-
ton. have marrelsd ut the weather
.hey found in Missoula and have lin
gered in our midst If only the
heather liar who operates from Hell
ena would cease the dispatch of his
stories about the severity of the
Weather in Montana. We would he all
right: every time there is blast of
wind down Last Chance gulch. this
fieud assumes that there is state
wide storm. and forthwith there goes
forth IA ,iur.l tale that Montana is in
the grasp of n blizzard.
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the office of the county treasurer; it
will not be voluntary dash to leave
money on the counter: rather il VIII
he inspired by the desire to escape
the penalty for failure to place the
money there. The wish to avoid the
payment of taxes is either an inhsri-
lance from the days when taxes were
imposed BY u conquering lord upon a
vassal nation. or else ii comes from
the belief that the public is not get
ting its moneys worth i'm the dis
bursernent Of its funds. Locally. the
financial condition Of city and county
is encouraging: there is much i'm the
situation I" make US feel that we are
getting run for our money. and we
should be glad to pay our taxes
when things come that way. There
are some leaks here-some bad ones;
leaks that might be stopped; but in
the main our financial condition is
improving and we are arriving at the
point where w. tAsaI haze cash in the
till all the while. Under these contii-
tions the payment of taxes is not an
operation to be dreaded or Stunned
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TIAIIEY,S C0MET
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sensitive to the action Of light. Some
think that there is an actual bonn
bardment of these particles by cor
puseles proceeding from the sun with
enormous speed. Hence they are
swept back into space in the form OF
a tail whose light is chiefly. if not
wholly. reflected sunlight. while that
of the head is partly reflected and
partly the outcome of energies set
into action by the suns Influence.
.Comcts sometimes run So close to
the. sun that they are torn tn pieces
by the tidal influence of its tremen-
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ter of its head, and shows more
brightly than tbs rest. \ large part
Of the head is nearly as unsuhstantiul
as the tail. and may he likened to
Steaming rapors. Because of the ma
ture Of these it is difficult In secure
an accurate measurement of the nu-
clcus. as il would tie to judge of the
size of PadereWski's skull beneath its
corona of waving hair But, when
Professor Charles \. Young says that
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NEW NElGH6oRS

NEW NEi6HeoRS - Speaking Of
neighbors. we have some new ones
this week-five bright. lively towns
have been added To the map of west
ern Montana since last Sunday by the
filing of the plats of the townsites on
the reservation. The sale of the lots
in these toNnsites h" the local agents
of Uncle sam furnished one nj tn"
principal events of the Meek thai has
just passed. Ariec, Rasalli. DiNon. 81.
Ignatius and Roman are no LONGER the
them out entirely, and they have be
come the possession Of Tom and Dick
and Harry. with Jane and Tess own
ing a. much Of some nj the towns a.
their brothers. IL was lively sale:
there were none of the lots lett. ald
the prices at which they were sold
We're far in excess of the appraised
valuation. fixed h. the government
Tuesday mar"inR the sale ,.agca. and.
voice of the auctiuneer in the land
office toll Of the progress of the sale.
which was accomplished without de-
day and in IA manner that reflected
credit upon the administration of the
local land office. All of the lots sold
At reasonable figures. and their value
viii certainly increase with the de-
ye!opment of the reservation lands.
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deus gravitation. Riela's comet is on.
Of these, gone beyond recovery. and
now snpplanted by the stream OF Bic
lid meteors following its former
course. The great comet of 1882 ran
50 near the sun IS To- brush its core
nal streamers. and it SO felt the force
Of the suns attraction when SO close
that it went to pieces before our eyes,
breaking into no less than five sepa-
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rate comets. each throwing out its
tail after the pattern of the original.
1t is thus that. I'm IA number OF in
stances. mcteoric streams are recog-
ni2ea as the remnants of old comets,
fecbly pursuing the old paths by self
immelation in the carth's atmosphere.
DR.. oding graphically demonstrated
the relation of mcteors Ia comets
When. On one occasion, hc extracted
cometary gases from meteoEites that
had fallen to earth, and with them
Illuminated the theater nj the Royal
institution. ra
S<.~.~-. (sS.-za~a.s~C
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BY the time Collector Loeb gets his
weighing force squared up. the treas
ury balance should make better
showing.
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In the advertising columns of The
Muscular this morning there are
many announcements which will cause
thanksgiving.
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In all the audience which is watch
ing the investigation into the Gun
ningham coal lands there's none so
much interested as CLAWS.
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Ed Cooney and Doe LaRstrum are
hereby nominated for the positions of
census -enumeratas.- -.f- Great Falls
and Helena. respectively.
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Flathead reservation townsites are
now ready for the popping of the
agricultural lands, and each one is
potentially metropolis.
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The Aberdeen newspaper that ran
its typesetting machines by attach
ing bicycles. when the electric power
failed. illustrates the rcsourcefulness
of the press.
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Too bad those Mcintosh Reds can
not reach the Inikado i'm time for
Thanksgiving: but it's cinch that he
will he thankful when he does receive
the Bitter Root fruit.
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A LOCAL lSSUE-For Missouia the
week started out with something do
ing. The question of the license fee
of saloons in Missouia. temporarily
disposed Of by the city council Mon
day night. has become live issue
and it's final disposition is not Yet.
Mayor Logan tool, a decided stand in
favor of high license: in his position
he was supported by only three alder
men. with the full membership of the
council voting. The roll call placed
each member Of the council On record.
and there has not been in a long time
in Missaula municipal matter that
has awakened the interest that fol-
lowed the announcement of the vote
Monday night. Since Tuesday morn
ing Mayor Logan has received many
assurances nf warm approval: all If
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Between his own speeches and those
of his cabinet officers. We are getting
Il pretty good forecast of the presi-
dents message.
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1t will be difficult to keep the mi
kado away from the Bitter Root
whent he gets a bite of Mcintosh Red.
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The dissolution Of the Standard Oil
company is hard blow To the muck
rakers. They will now be compelled
to scatter their fire
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As far as Missoula is concerned
she is willing that both Great Falls
and Helena should grow. There's
room enough in Montana for several
big cities.
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IMPROVEMENT woRk-onc thin,

I"VH "OnN-Cnc J1lflG
there is that should afford occupa-
ton for Misso,ia folks during the
winter months; that is the prepara-
ton of plans for the improvement
work to be done next season: every
detail that can be arranged before the
construction season begins should be
taken care of during the winter. and
things should be ready for flying
start in the early spring During the
week there was further work done on
the rreiiminaries for the sewer sys-
tenn. and this promises to be brought
into good shape for an early begin
ming. But there are other matters
that should be discussed and for
which plans should be made: this can
be done in the winter and three
months of good weather will be saved
next season.
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Ii We have navy il must he
w"rthily mentioned: we all agree
with President TAFT on that score.
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The booster club has the right idea
in passing resolutions and then max
Ing them effective by united action
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The Irish leaders are striking while
the iron is hot and their friends i'll
America are sustaining the heat.
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The 10000 Booster club is lining up
lot of good work: If it is followed
UP. there will he things doing.
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The death of William Laffan of the
New York sun is IA mol pros To an
other of the canal label suits.
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Just because it has dissolved. We
should not assume that the standard
oil is going out IF business.
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When Missnula's advantages and re-
sources are counted, the city banks
should not be overlooked
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Comparative sizes Of Neptune and the
earth. To Neptune is given the hon
or of having captured Haliey's
comet.
Drawn by the suthor.)
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ton Of the structure for which we
have waited so long
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Although not in the regular season.
the New York custom house cleaning
is remarkably thorough
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PAYING OUR WAY-Ths week
viii witness the rush of taxpayers to
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susscR,sERs. PAPERS

The Muscular Is anxious to give
the best carrier service: therefore sub
scribers are requested to report faulty
delivery at once In ordering paper
changed to new address please give
old address also. Money orders and
checks should be made payable to
The Muscular Publishing Company.
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 81. 1909.
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Half NJ the participants in Nester-
days football games are satisfied
with the results
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fher" is LAM enough in western
sugar factories.
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Eetter than anybody eise's best il
THE verdict as I" Bitter Root land.
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The rain L. Mt as much Of damp
en.r on California racing as the law
against betting.
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Ne should also be thankful that the
football season is no longer than
il is
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The ousted customs officers in New
York have ellow-feeling for Tam
many.
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II y"u d"nt read The Missnulian
LASS ads. Ven miss "A good thing.