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Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-21

If you musical critic, particularly want y0a to
come inspect these splendid instruments If ever you
expect to own fine piano this is your opportunity Remem-
ber every day that privileged to choose
from such an exceptionally choice collection OF fine pianos
as you'll find here morning, and when you may
have your pick such really sensational reductions as S0
S24 $780, and deep $3.50 from regular list
prices it is certainly chance you cannot afford miss
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-21

this special sale of Exposition honor instruments
we shall manufacturers sample p
values in slightly used and exchange
instruments Among a Stenwaya large size
unght in almost as good condition
si65 others excellent make
at equally prices another Senway at
bargains remain as the
limited and the prices low that quick
sales positively Purchasing Certhcateswo
vaueust the cash-as part
payment slightly used sample pano up TO
on instrument
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06
DRANK PINT OF ALCOHOL
AS DAILY EYE-0PENER
Mrs. Johanna Sehwocher Makes THIS
Charge Against Husband and Gets
Decree.

That her husband drank pint 90
alcohol every morning before goirs
70 work WAS the testimony OF Mrs
Johanna Schwocher IN Judge Mar.
dell's court saturday.
The Schwochers were married m
1854 and have seven children. the
eldest - and the Youngest lo wears ot
age The wife alleged thai her nus
band Was an habiiual drunkard called
her vile names and spent most o.
his earnings for liquor
Schwocher came 70 court with the
intention of contestins the suit. bur
he changed his mind and put in no
defense Mrs Schwocher was given
decree ~ separate maintenance,
with So week alimony Her hus.
bands interest in a land contract was
also awarded 20 her.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06
1900 SOLDIERS TO
STOP STRIKE RIOTS
Five Persons Are Hurt in Clashes Be
tween Strikers and Strikebresk-
ers at Tinplate Plant.

BRIDGEPORT. Ohio. De-. 4.-fif'
teen hundred soldiers i'm command OF
Brigadier-General Speaks viii arrive
here tonight 10 quell The disorders
IN the strike OF 1900 tin workers no
Bridgeport and at Martins Ferry.
Adjutant.General Woyheeht, at
noon today notified Col Nollrath 81
the Eighth regiment q y q 60 tioo'
lie his regiment at Alliance. ono.
anG proceed with all possible speed
10 Bridgeport The order rarrici In
structions TO carry equipment ncces'
sary for several week, stay iu camp
Col. Vollrath said that hc cNpccte@
10 be- able to have several ,ompau'e>
on their way 10 Bridgeport N rare
Afternoon lie sent such instructions
10 his Captains The rc-lm'a, IL
comprised OF companies az Akron
Canton Massillon Alliance lal>-
fold. Polk. Gallon and Rucyus
Gov. Harmon ordered the toO 20 go
he sent on the request today oi
sheriff Arminc Who declared fh'' hc
was unable 60 cope With th" disorders.
srd that disastrous trouble ll'-
minent Four men and ON woman
lie seriously wounded a. tN" Hesut
cf clashes with guns early today n'-
tween the strikers and The -b IKE
breaker and guards Tin" 't.'ih'S
are
chief Rose uu charge oi 'A' >i'- 'd'
nolice. shot three times
William Hley of P.t,sp1r@ -iai,
shot three times.
f,-- = = r y -----
tho 'eS.
Windsor Davis of Bridgeport H'fiN.
CT sho, i'm calf ~ les
Mrs. Harry Ehrgbt. wife %! Ntr''e'
struck on head hy otl"k
The disorders are The uN' ON. II
tho refusal Of the american SIa@t
ard Tinplatc CO whose tin workers
.tavc been on strike against an open
shop since last July 10 reopen thH
Aetna STANDARD mill here which nas
capacity for employment or -''''
raen
Tho Aetna.Standarl mill and mr.
Iaughlin mill al Martins VERY "ai.'
is ONLY mile away. and Is the SAM
size have been closed since tht Na
workers went ON strike Effort "'
the company 10 induce the men 4"
resume work under omen shop t'h.
ditions. and threats that th"Y "oU,
remove the mills II they did not 90
so have been unaVa,liag.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06
81 KILLED IN SKIRMISH.
Encounter Takes Place Between W q
Noros and Native Constabulary.

MANILA. Dec. 4--Another bloody
encounter between rhe Wild Moros or
the Mindanao province and the native
constabulary in which a score OF
Moros. six members OF the constabul.
sry four porters and one policeman
were killed. was reported today by
l.ieut Flar,s. in command of the con.
stabulary The fight took place last
SUNDAY near Mount Milindang. but
owing 70 inaccessible nature Of the
country. the report OF II was delayed.
Further trouble is expected as sew
eral thousand No-os are still in q"
neigh borhood Gen PershinG has sent
company OF Philippine scouts TO re-
intorce the constabulary
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06

store and dwelling. W. corner her-
rhcVal and Fischer. Si1oo.
III I. Russel. s-storN brick hutNlhg
e2l Virginia. $40
Albert Nanstral : = story frame
dwelling 5ss Hllger. 81 sou
Tat 4 Iarrensou history 'ement
auto hatn. etol Jefferson, g"wner i. \
krllV. $500
Mildncr y Eiscn. -stotN br'ck store
and dwelling $3.50 Catherine. owner.
otto Himburg. $1,000
same, e-story hriek Ven. and shinsle
dwelling eN-1oo Rethune " owner.
t;aV Tlruhull. Si.0ee.
\ Grant s-stor. frame harm. ~
oakland owner Peter Wilson. 800.
ADDITIONS,
o. IT, W York ses Twelfth. $500
claus SO. campbell 5000
steve Rusitz add. to ic9 kirby cas-
si0o
kolb- Gotfredson Horse Co. add. io
1910 AleNaudriur east s.. 500
r Wit 4 son add 90 i' Mora 70
si1nO
Holder & Murray add 10 Trio Mfs
Co 81 900
Schmied- smsu CO.. iu error alter
ations 20 .e5-33 ,iriswoid. sl5,"oo.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06
Four Jailed For Extortion.

EDWARDSVILLE, HIS. Dec ! As
the result of an alleged Black Hand
effort 10 get 81. 800 from Louis Lumas'
hi. wealthy coal mine owner OF Col
insville, Ills, four Italians are ia Jah
here today. charged with cNtorlon.
The capture OF the band II due 10 q
trick. employed by an Italian detet-
tive from 81. Louis. who cot lin ON
the deal" When The band met ia a
room over saloon 20 divide the mon
ey placed at the designated For
sale" sign on I.umaghi's property, a
squad OF police were ready 20 arrest
them. The Italians gave The names
If Giuseppe Palazoio Frant ~lcr"io
Louis Blondi and Joe l.atrassa
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06
Real Estate
MANY HOMES SOLD.
Warren & Co.'S List Fer Week As'
gregstes About $4,000.

Homer Warren a Co report the
following sales aggregating about $50
600 House and lot. No. 90 Illinois
81. lot 36Nl30 feet, for Alice l..
Wright 10 VIM T. Cooley. for sl.5oo;
vacant lot east side OF Helen'avea
between Charlevoix and Berlin, 35xlno
tor the Whitney Realty Co. Letd.,
for the Whitney Realty Co. Ltd.
walk.st between Jos Campau and
Whitney.aye. lot 30Xl00 feet, for the
Whitney Realty Co Ltd. 10 Anthony
ZenesN for sl.350. house and LOT on
Congrcss-st. east. near Jos Campau-
ave. lot S0x130 tor Kate J SoWter
to Iohn \ Wilson. FOR s2.S50. house
and lot ON south side OF east Grand
Boulevard hetwen McDougall ana CO..
Nns.aves lot 30xlSO feet. for Mathil
do V Campau L. Bessie kndkin. 10
g. e5n: house and lot on the south
side ut l.ehmann-aNe. Jusi east OF
los Campau. lot SDNl0o feet Tor Inc
Ch"ne-St. Land Co. 70 Andrew Opakl.
for 81 100 house aud lot on South
side of .ehmanu-aN lust east o.
los Campau. lot 30Xl0o feet Tor the
Cheno.st Land co. 20 Anthony CNnal'
ski. ior 81 400. house and lot on south
side ~ NorWalk-aye.. between Jos.
Campsl and Whitney-aves.. lot "0Nl0o
feet for the Whitney Realty Co Ltd"
tr Bolaslau BaTascwski. for Sl.lI5.
house anu lot on east side OF May
bury Grand-ave. between Warren and
P,tuam-aves lot $0Nl3o feet. Tor
Louis n. Paddock 10 John Rossiter
vacant lot on north side Of Farms
worth ra2Y Peaubien. 35Xl20 feet, for
Frederick g Austin 20 Conrad Henzs
nn nriyate terms valued al $500,
,acant lof m the Indian Village on
the northeast corner of Seminole and
- paul. for Edward Bland 10 Paul
z. Gray. for s4.50o: northeast corner
6f Nichisan-ave and Eishth-st..
itA---stt4Fe -nlth--hat- a box e
AMI cottage IN the rear. LOT 4oNl2o
feet for Mary y Bourke 10 u. ".
Neworo FOR s9,50o
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06
RISKS nc rc stop RunaMay.

Deputy sheriff Jam Gardner mar
,oWIy escaped serious injury h"t
lcath. when he captured runa as
,orse belonging To- the Detroit Cream
,ry Co. Saturday morning a@
1orsc was dashing along manly |h.tl
GARDNER spranS from bis bictci' ASA
,rasped the bride. lie received I"
.iolent blow behind the ear from th'
wagon tongue. but he cluns 10 inc
lridIc and saved himself from berg
knocked beneath the nors' feet ti@
Was dragged several yards Hcior t1"
luimal stopped.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06

Bu.Inrss-IIke Printing. NJ i.ss ara
NO feathers. Tho plain neat kind that
looks right Times Printing co. -
fohp R-st. Phone i49S
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06
RIII-nIN. PERMIIs.

Frances TFrWill4 ser. ShlVt ~
frame dwellings. sSs-si BelNidere'
san san satoysky 9-story frame dwell
ing. .7s High r.. owner. Man Sp1ndler
wm H1 7. Bar. STORY brick yeneer
dp-eflinE es7-9 commonwealth. owner
~ Vaite, Dohany. $4,000.
same FL r.story frame dwellings.
5" =, IS Sc - So -. - rs
500. lso2, s. ). j., it -. ~. %
sam. i've .-stor, frame dwellings
I5s--3 lj35-l54o. 1919. loss Holconio
a. IA. Frederick s-stor! brick ycnecr
aweiiiuE it46--o Twenty-fourth, s.. 300.
snyder 4 Ssppel. --stors frame dwell
Inc. ll5a canton. owner Ern"st >ny-
on f.. zoeuer is-story frame dwell.
ing w = Gilman. bctN cen Fort and
NJ. e. Il r. sl.ooo.
int II ! ciSo,tc S'Srs $500. BOB ''''"s
r. r. ~ x st+tt = - fra me
dwelling Scotteu. bet. SCgFelI
and Wireman owner. Henry j. Rich
sam sane story pr,ek dwelling 1se
Theodorc owner. rhss. l. Hoyt. $500.
nlay 90 2-siory Or oT'Gk = an and or',, con
~ r. q She'll. 5000.
a. \ Gibson a son. Il s-story dwell
.ug. fi3 Cav airy owner, same 81 500.
,,,.a,i',ss e5S-3o Green owner Ere
nnrt WnodruT. s2.so6
same three story fram" dHc'iinss
,.-a,. ,-.,-' g. aod .,rr '"'S''
II. Il.rnSan sSi'' pittmer. 2-story franz
dw"liing, log la Mothe owner, Jas r.
p X Il t'rton two 4-story frame dwell
sa'S6o
B. Mcttin. 10 4-storv frame DWELL
ms Se,b1ru between Mack AMI
-'7,,.stsT. owner Hugo scherer 81 500
John WHITAKER & 10. l-story brick
-,''S :, t1rotn@. oSner. t-nited Realty Co. Co
: ,..,
Frederick otto. Ils- story frame
1870 ov.ner' FrsA Kulow ), 900
Same story frame dweiling
Baldwin. bet Gratio' aud KIRBY own
o. Nd, one -. -. .-,,,,o 80,
ma ..ingle dwelins a. Rosedale.
S-.,5e, i.-sto,' r,9no barn
SO ,.o',en, SO see, g.. -.
.ivdl,Ir. '41.' &C.. ;. De, 30, and ~
IasE 4. Il s. .Go.
Tr,roI., i-.f..r,. tame snop .,o5
e,.,.,, ",-,.ar t.du.s-I t,vix -
Ra~r1rt Vl,yzhVrger trteo st..r.
crauie d9veiliues Frederick b"t
Va, Nam = Ws.ib,,Scr u,rv ,rame
oleu = ed' .l;a IeTersou esst: oUnet.
nam q, r-rrke Sfso
fssaoro Nalier 2-sforv frame dwell
.ra EfR bet IT,stfugs ard H.
"a 8 500
fF.rr, Moo .s.,r, brt.k en- dwell
r. o. gasg~str her tort ard Il
f.-,tta. ru-uer tIa,r, I[.r,r a. 2o0
~ ,:ezteTskt a@-or fsat-s au.slitns
..y Esodcra ana rlfopoirr nu,ner
Nrfor Werre- g. 900
tvr, g,ss. s,cro rrar.a 1y.siilrs
. .or ctDtop sgi - pa. owne-
Es.aair,1 prtr s. son
-afn. srnr, frame dw.iItrg
49, r,-...--'.-
g. oe.
SAM. sf.s, ,, =, drei't,r
,. N.rrsfla- hos tcNe-.,r srd Ag
zoe nunu.~ ~ 1pne--,ar g. 500
-a... 4,.r, era,.e fat.rr,
p,e.f-r, ic, n e. r.,-,t - y,-..o.,r
.v.-., re,rc. r'.,t. 80, a. ooc ~
" KaItvks f.st6ry fran,e dwelling
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06
One, Sub" Near New Plant.

.Iohn Winter * Co. Nos. l20s-9
Chamber OF Commerce. have placed
on the market 100 lots on Joseph
Campau Mitchell and McDougal-aves.
running north from Canif-ave within
easy reaching distance of the pro
iected s2.500.000 plant Of the Gen
eral Motors Co and the Brush Motor
CO. : plant 4 car line runs past all
the lots. and improvements. such as
water stone walks fire hvdrants. etc
are in The lots are 30 by 100 feet.
With 14-foot alleys, and the prices
range from $3.50 10 $3.50. Inc corn-
panv offers them on easy terms, 81
down and 81 per week and Will also
furnish money 10 build
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06

TO CT HE toib ~ w wv
Take LAXATIVE BROMO ouuine Fub-
lets Druggists refund Woucy = 70 fsis
70 cure. r. w GROVES signature -
on each box. 9Jc
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06
HUDSON BOY TERRIBLY HURT.

HUDSON. Mich. Dec. 4-While eK-
perimenting with a small steam oo.l'
or. which he mad constructed himselt.
l5.vear.old linford Mcqueen. son CT
Edgar Mcqueen. a carpenter OF 'hls
place. was terribly injured when the
boiler exploded YESTERDAY. one 'Ee
was torn out. hole cut in his check
ana his right side badly burned by me
scalding water. Though he may S"f
vive his injuries. he viii be disisaFed
for life
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06
Accused Of Beino Fugitive

defective VI j. Lorditch Of .lohus.
town, Pa. swore ont % warrant he-
fore Justice Stein SATURDAY charging
~ Michlin with being q fugitive from
Justice. After his arrest. here. for ths
Pennsylvania authorities. Nicalin !
rcalcd to Judge Phelan Tor a Wit ui
hahcas corpus claiming b. "2~ he'd
without warrant Tho hearing "1s
st for Monday Meanwhile. Drtec
tive Lordtch arrived. and states that
be holds warrant charging Mic -
VITA receiving $500 worth oi stolen
brnss. He says that NichlW was
on on bail. awaiting trial. and jumped
no bail bond
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06
Wousn's Handbao Stolen

Mrs Gusta Barlsndt. of No. 80
Ninewood ave. reported 70 the police
that Friday evening as she was walk.
ing along the West Grand Boulevard
near Michigan-sve.. man rushed up
10 her. grabbed her handbag contain.
ing s450. and made his escape
The Detroit times., 1909-12-06
A Clear Back Platform

The rear platform ayEnter is wholly for the o
passengers getting on and off the therefore:
Smoking is not allowed Passengers go inside
Packages body the OF the
platform for storage purposes strictly forbidden interfering
with the passengers.
Conductors making change will passengers FULL
amount which passcgcrs will deposit the fare
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-17
HITCHCOCK DEMANDS.
INVESTIGATION
WANTS SWEEPING INQUIRY MADE
INTO THE AFFAIRS OF THE
LAND OFFICE.

Washington. Dec. 16-~ferforming the
functions of municipal legislative
body. the house today devoted nearly
five hours tn consideration of tn. Dis
trict of Columbia bill. The measure
carries an appropriation of $40 ls6. ara
for the expenses of the district for the
fiscal year 1911. General aehat. was
concluded but the reading Of the meas
IRE proceeded slowly. Several MEM
bers made points Of order against Ger
tain sections in the interest Of econ
omy and the reading had not been
concluded when the house adjourned
At t:a5 =. III.
Mr.. Macon of Arkansas had the
paragraph apnroprlatins sa.ino for an
automobile for the engineer com
missioner of the district stricken out
in spite III the protests of Rcpresen-
tatiFe Tawnes of Minnesota. chair
man If the appropriations committee.
and Representative Gardner of Mich
igan. in charge of the bill.
Democratic anplans. greeted an al
tack by Representative Hitchcock nf
Nebraska, ON the conduct Of Secretary
satfinger in connection with the Cum
ningham coal land cases Mr. Hitch
cock demanded IA congressional inves~
tigation Of the general land office.
representative shepard nf Texas ad-
dressed the house during general de
bate. urging the house IL receive the
committees on expenditures far the
various departments IN order that
sweeping Investigations II the depart
ments might he made
In brief session Of the senate to-
day resolution by Senator ruIIom
Was adopted calling an the s"cre-
tarr of TIL. interior for information
respecting mining disasters aud ia
filties If the federal government fur
rendering aid in such cases
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-17
BURNS IS IDENTIFIED
AS ROBBER
ONE OF MEN BLOWN TO PIECES
ON RIVER BANK RECOG-
NIZED BY POLICE.

Tulsa. Okla. Dec. ia man known
as Jimmy Burns, who had served
terms at the p.nitentiarics at coium-
bus. Ohio. Lansing, Kan. and Attain
la. Ga. for bank robbery and crack
ing safes was one OF the two men
who's. bodies Mere blown 10 pieces
here last night. according 10 testi-
nons given today To the .oTuuer's
jury by Chief Of Police ii. 4. Thomp-
son.
Chief Thompson stated that he had
known Burns personally and that
sears on the dead body. the size
complexion. etc. correspond with the
description of the man.
Torn to shreds by some high rx-
plosive. probably dynamite. the bodies
OF two unidentified men were found on
the bank of the Arkansas river, near
here last night
The appearance. of the mems cloth
Ing. together with the fact that the
Tulsa banks have II large supply of
money on hand. led the authorities
to believe that the men were bank
robbers. 1t Ii thought they may have
been killed by the accidental cxplos-
ion of dynamite they carried with
them To blow the banks safes. The
men may have been members at a
gang who robbed the. Paoii state
bank yesterday the officers believe.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-17
USUALLY ONE DOSE
RELIEVES
INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA. HEART.
BURN, GAS AND ALL STOMACH
DISTRESS vANIsHEs.

Ii your meals don't fit comfortably.
or you feel bIcated after eating and
you believe II is the food which fills
you: If What little you eat lies like a
lump of lead on your stomach: IL there
is difficulty i'm breathing after eating.
eructations of sour. undigestcd food
and acid, heartburn. brash or a helch-
ing Of gas. you can make up your
mind that you need something to stop
food fermentation and cure indigcs-
tion.
To make every bite of food YOU eat
aid in the nourishmcnt and strength
of your hodss You must rid your Stom-
ach of poisuns, excessive acid and
stomach gas which sours your entire
meal-interferes with digestion and
causes So many sufferers Of Dyspep-
STA. Sick Headache. Bilipusness. Con
stipation. Gripping. etc. Your case liz
no different-you are IA stomach SUI
ferer, though you may call II by some
other name: your real and only
trouble in that which you eat does not
digest. but quickly fcrmcnts and
sours. producing almost any un-
healthy condition.
\ ease Of pape's Diapepsin will cost
fifty cents ut any Pharmacy here. and
viii convince any stomach sufferer
five minutes after taking single
dos. that Fermentation and Sour
stomach Is causing the misery of In
digestion.
No matt.r II YOU call your trouble
Catarrah Of the stomach, Nervousness
or Gastrltis. or by any other name
always remember that a certain cure
is waiting mt any drug store the mo-
ment you decide to begin It's use
Papc's Diapepsin will regulate any
ont Of order Stomach within five
and digest promptly. without
any fuss or discomfort all of any
kind of food you cat.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-17
LICENSED TO WE'D.

Hamilton, Dec. 10 Amarriage H.
c"hsc was issued yesterday by Clerk
Of the Court \. &. Baker to Roland
Emerson and Dorcas Thompson. both
Of Hamilton.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-17
JO|N
IN EXTENSION
NORTHERN PACIFIC AND BIG
LUMBER COMPANY TO Ex-
TEND RAILROAD.

Hamilton, Dec. 1s--John Il. Toole.
president of the Big Blackfoot Milling
company. and +. j. Taylor Of Living
ston, division engineer Of the Northern
Pacific, arrived in Hamilton last even
ing and, in company with J. f. Tot-
man, manager of TIL" Anaconda Copp #
Mining company's lumber mill here,
left this morning for Darby. whore they
viii inspect the proposed extension OF
the line south frrm that town
\. e. Wailbridgc. a local engineer,
and IA party of surveyors have been
ou tn" extension all of the week. max
ing the survey for til" line. The extern
sion. as proposed. viii extend ten miles
south from Darby and will reach a rich
lumber district. in which the lumber
company In planning immediate oper-
ations. TIL" grading for the line will
be- done by the Anaconda Copper Min
Ing company, while the steel will he
laid by tho Northern Pacific.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-17
MILL At HAMILTON
WILL RUN
STEAM HEATED POND PERMITS
OF OPERATION OF BIG CON-
Germ ALL WINTER.

]. +. Tctman. general manager of
the a. c. N. Co lumber interests here.
Is jubilant-his steam heating plant
has stood the test. which assures
that the big mill may run all winter
without interruption. unless il be from
yards for a few hours uHtii the roads
could be cleared.
The logs to feed the mill. as every
body knows. are brought from near
Darby By rail and dumped into the
min pond This pond freezes over IT, "A
considerable depth each winter. Ac~
cordingis. Mr.. Totman had an inner
pond. 2nsx4oa feet in dimensions. con-
structed. which Is kept heated by steam.
During the recent cold snap. when
all the surrounding water had been
concealed into a glare Of ice seven
inches thick and more. and the mercury
stood at ) degreas below zero. this
pond was open and. according to the
thermometer. registered - degrees
above zero.
This pond has n capacity Of iao. 600
feet OF iogs-a four days run. Since
the cold snaps here are Of short dura-
ti0n and deep snow seldom lies very
long. Mr.. Totman feels positive that IL
has already been demonstrated that
this Is winter mill and can be kept
In successful operation throughout the
.car whenever the trade justiffes II.
This innovation means much for
Hamilton. The mill. instead of closing
down In the early winter. enforcing
idlcncss upon many employees, viii
keep grinding all winter. affording en-
pioyment for 200 men at the plant and
15U in the woods--a payroll amounting
to $4,000 per month
And all this has been accomplished
with but little additional cxpense--th.
pond being Kept open by Chief Engi-
neer How1ey and his regular staff. by
the use of exhaust steam. which has
gone to waste-West.rn
News.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-17
KILLED UNDER AUTO.

Honolulu, Dec. li.-Harriet Smith ~
Hyannis. Mass. was instantly killed
last night by the nSertnrning of an
automobile. She was making tour
of the world
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-17
APPOINTS DELEGATES
TO REPRESENT STATE

Helena. n,t. Special 1.-The
following Delegates ~ere named today
by Governor Norris 10 represent Mon
tana at tn" conference" on uniform lcg-
islation called by the National civic
federation, 10 la held in Washington
january II:
Albert J, Gai"n. Helena: Ira ru3e.
Forsyth: Sydney Sanncr. Miles City:
William Boil. Great Falls: ]. ii. bur
ston. Anaconda; W f. Meyer He'd
Lodge: Thomas L. Long kallspeH:
nr- Donald Campbell Butte. 4 J.
ston", Aissuuia: J n. Hamilton. Hnxc-
imam; n. "A. duncan. Virginia city: \
L. Ston". Missoula: } II. Hamilton.
Bozeman; Il. II. duncan. Virginia tYtS
\. L. Stone. nLIIun
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-17
DESIRES TO HANDLE
THE LIQUOR PROBLEM

Washington. Dee. ii.-~"Hands off
Hawaii i'll liquor matters il sub
stantialls the protest received hs eon-
srsss today from the Hawaiian leg
islature.
The secretary nj Hawaii transmitted
I" congress resolution adopted 10y
LII" general assembly III Honolulu de-
ciarlng that any legislation IL pro
hthit the sale of intoxicating liquor in
that territory as proposed in II pend
ing bin, would brand Hawaii as in
capable of self government
II sounds note of warning against
congress. taking from the Hawaiian
neortc thu right t. prohibit or regulate
the liquor traffic there, 'nr amy either
matter exclusively affecting thu wrl-
fare al the territory"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-17
RANCHER HAS HEARING
BEFORE JUSTICE WHITE

Hamilton, Dec i6.-Martin johnson.
rancher and trapper, who lives on
tho east fork of the Bitter Root river.
above Darby. Was given IL preliminary
hearing In the iustie. court last even
Ing before Justice IF the Peace 4 j
White and Mas released. johnson WAS
arrested the latter part nf November
on "A warrant sworn out by G.orea
Reynolds. il being alleged In the COM
plant that Johnson had threatened
the life of Reynolds and a party If
traprers who had visited the vicinity
of Johnson's home.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-17
MOST SEVERE STORM.

headWood. :. u. Dee. t6.-nrc 81
til" worst storms this section has ~
rrrienced In years has been in prog
rcss for - hours. Snow is still falling
and Is seriously impeding traffic. 'fhr
snow Is from tHn t. six feet dee,.
around Deadwood.