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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-07-22
Aberdeen, 6; Seattle, 0.

Batteries-Thompso and Shea; Pcr-
loll and o'Brlen.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-07-22
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

Spokane, S; Portland, 4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-09
BAD BREATH
FROM STOMACH
AND CATARRH
Many Persons Are Victims of This
Disagreeable Complaint.

1t is quite common to hear OF per-
sons being spoken of as thoroughly
agreeable companions, highly entei--
taining in conversation. fascinating
and attractive in manner, gifted, well
read, accomplished and possessing
all the attributes and qualifications
necessary to make them desirable
guests at parties and entertainments,
but for the single fact that, for
some cause or other, such as stom-
ach trouble, decay of teeth, or throat
and nasal catarrh, they are the un-
fortunate possessors of bad breath.
That one drawback is sufficient to
make them almost universally shun-
ned, and no matter how erudite or
scholarly they may be, how much
they have travelled. or how large
fund of interesting anecdote they
may have accumulated, and, while
they may be capable of relating In an
entertaining manner, the fact that
they are victims OF offensive breath
causes every other consideration to
be set aside by their friends.
This is indeed unfortunate, and Il
has been the means OF causing many
a person TO avoid society and social
Intercourse, because. realizing as
they do, how disagreeable IL must be
to others. and wishing at the same
time to avoid embarrassment ana
criticism, they are left with the only
alternative OF remaining on TO them
selves, and being deprived OF many
of the pleasures OF life.
Such a deprivation is, however,
wholly unnecessary. and persons who
have long been troubled with foul
breath from any cause, should know
that there is a remedy for its relief,
one which is n powerful absorber
and remover OF foul gases from the
stomach. and an efiicient oxidIzer and
purifier OF offensive breath. whether
from stomach or teeth--and that
Justly celebrated remedy is
STUART's CHARCOAL LozENGEs.
Thousands of persons testify to
the fact hat. though they were once
victims of bad breath, which COM
PEELED them to avoid the companion
ship OF others, they are now able TO
mingle freely with their friends, 10
attend entertainments, parties and
the theatre. and TO enjoy life gener-
ally, happy In the thought that
through the use of stuart's Antisep-
tic Charcoal Lozenges. their breath
is rendered sweet and pure. and can
not give offense to even the most
fastidious.
These wonderfully purifying loz-
enges. which are composed OF the
purest charcoal, and made from will
low wood, will sweeten the foulest
breath, purify the most impure stom-
ach and besides stopping the fermen-
tation and decomposition OF food,
will also remove the breath-odors
resulting from the use OF onions. to-
bacco, alcohol and German cheese.
Secure a package from your drug
glst today for 25 cents, and send us
your name and address for free sam
pie package. Address F. A. Stuart
Co., 200 Stuart Building, Marshall,
Michigan.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-09
BRYAN SAYS HIS
DAUGHTER WILL NOT RUN

Livingston. Mont, Oct. 9.-W. ].
Bryan. en- route for Portland. Ore.
today denied that his daughter. Mrs.
Ruth Bryan-Leavitt, intends to run
for congress on the Democratic ticket
I'm Colorado. He expressed great in
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-09

dlgnatien at the newspaper reports.
and said that the newspapers have
always misrepresented him. He TO
fused to discuss his controversy with
Senator Bailey.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-09

You cannot be n pioneer in any
movement II you walt to climb on
the band wagon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-09

A scientist tells us that metals get
tired-but whoever saw a lazy man
on his mettle.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-09
The Antityps Of This.


Would that all our Hebrew friends,
as well as an Christians. could under
stand The true antltype of that great
Day OF Atonement. which the Jews
celebrated annually in a typical man
ner. It's antitype is this Gospel Age
At the beginning OF this antitypical
AtOnement Day our Lord Jesus offered
up hlmself-the antitype OF the bullock
u.ev. xvii. When he ascended up on
high, he applied the merit of the saeri-
fee 10 the nntltypical Leyitical tribe
20 the household Of faith OF this Gospel
Age. for the Royal Priesthood. Since
PentecOst the second part OF the Day
OF AtOnement sacrifices has been Ia
process. The Lords goat" antityped
by the Church. has been IN process OF
sacrifice. The great High Priest has
been accepting consecrated believers
as members Of his Body ana has been
seeing 10 their sacrlhcial sufferings.
"NOw Is the acceptable time" for such
sacrificing.
This procedure has gone on for now
nearly nineteen centuries and, accord
lnB 10 huI uiihtiothHAlAH VI AAN '~A'f
lures, Is nearly complete. Soon the last
member Of the Body OF Christ" viii
have suffered with his Lord and
Head Soon the blood OF this second
airy sacrifice viii be sprinkled in the
Most Holy on the Mercy Seattle
blood OF the members Of Christ. Jesus
blood passed through them. Soon the
acceptance OF II as the pardon price
"for the sins OF the whole world" will
be acknowledged by the Father. Soon
the great High Priest. Head and mem
bers, will come forth. clothed In the
glory. honor. dignity and power rep
resented In the garments OF the typi-
cal high priest OF Israel, and Will bless
the world Soon will come the time
FOR the lifting OF the hands Of the
Priest, the display OF his power, Soon
as result the blessing VIII fall upon
al Of the peOple-upOn natural Israel
first. Soon will shouts OF rejoicing
arise from the people as conditions VI
sorrow aud pain shall pass away, Civ
ing place 10 praise. as men shall seek
10 glorify God and 20 lift up holy
hands in his service.
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-03
HEAVY RAINS REPORTED
GENERAL OVER STATE
SIX INCHES RAINFALL IN LESS
THAN TWELVE HOURS.
Washouts Reported. 6ut Nothing
Has Happened That Would
interfere With Travel.

The heavy rain which commence I'd
in this city at about IL o'clock on
Thursday night and continued un.
ceasingly until the noon hour of Fri
day was the hardest recorded In this
section for a number OF years
During the above time there was a
little over six inches OF rain fall. and
advices from all sections OF the cOun.
~ were to the effect that IL was gen
eral. having fallen at about the same
ratio.
There are a number OF washouts re
ported by the railway authorities In
various places OF the State, but moth.
ing serious has happened as known
Of. All trains have been running on
time. which shows that the railway
people are anticipating anu keeping
a sharp lookout for all irreCularities.
While the rain completely demOra.
lized the business interests all over
the sections affected. II has been OF
4 great benefit To the country, for u
will fill up a great many streams and
will again assist in filling the ponds
that sufficient water may be had foI
the cattle, this having become prob
lem In this county for the past few
months.
Even should this weather continue
I will require many days to MI up
I'll Of the places. for while the rain
iall has been great II IL scarcely
Noticeable i'm the fields, the ground
being so dry that II readily took al
Ill that has fallen.
The Record.
Following is the precipitation foI
this year. as taken by Weather OBJ
server Hovey =. Bell. OF this city:
Rainfall for
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-03
BODY FOUND in RIVER
MAY BE- LEON SINGS
Murderer Of Elsie Sigel May Have Committed Sui
eide Is Theory Of Police.

NEW YORK. July Although
complete Identification was impossible
last night. there appeared TO be a
strong probability that the body OF
l Chnaman. which was found floating
m the Hudson river. In the upper part
Of this city last evening. was that
Of Leon Ling or William l.. Leon, the
murderer of Elsie Sigel The mans
height. weight and general appearance
;allies with that OF Leon Ling. but
as the body was nude. except for a
silk undershirt, and had been In the
water for more than a week. a thor
jugh examination will be necessary
Coroner Mcdonald. who was the first
o inspect the body. believes that II
Icons. as do a number of police
men. but until measurements and IA
,ial characteristics are carefully gon,
Iver the naturalization will remain
u doubt.
II Il Is Leon, the cause OF his deatl
will be- another mystery, although on,
theory. that OF suicide. would appeal
reasonable.
In salient features the body bOr,
marked resemblance to Leon Ling
The teeth were good. as were Icons
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-03
One SENATOR BLOCKS
VOTE ON INCOME TAX
Efforts to Bring Income and Corporation Tax Amend
ment Up Next Tuesday Failed.

Mr.. Bulyley's constituents are very
strongly opposed to the corporation
provision and sharing in their feeling
he desires to make as strong a fight
as possible against the bill lie
therefore desires to be Oh hand up to
the last moment, and In view of the
fact he expects to be in Connecticut
with the President next Tuesday. he
found il quite impossible TO give his
attention to- the amendment on that
day. He did not, therefore, change
his mind but when the Senate ad-
journed many Of the Connecticut Sena-
tors colleagues were hopeful that he
might be found more yielding today.
II was evident when Senator Flint
made his proposition that the discus
sion OF the income tax question had
been almost IL no, quite exhaustive.
There were yesterday several
speeches for and against the meas
ure. MIR. Borah leading OF In favor
OF the income tax. but opposed "a
the corporation tax and Mr.. Root fol.
lowing on the other side and adVO.
eating the corporation tax. but Op-
posing the income tax. Other speak
rrs OF the day were Senator Clapp
and Senator Owen fayoring an income
tax. with incidental remarks by Sen
ator Flint and others.
Il was evident throughout the EN-
tire day that the corporation tax ques
ton had failed to arouse as mucn
interest In the Senate as had been
expected II would and some sugges
tiOns were heard In support of a
proposition looking to the postpone
ment of the entire income tax Ques'
ton. including corporation tax and
inheritance tax, until next session
The fact. however. that the President
is so strongly urging the tax on cor
porations stood I'm the way of tbs
acceptance of any suggestion Of thi'
Kind and Il was not seriously urged
The Senate at i:3O o'clock =. III
| adjourned
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-03
Reorganization Plans
OF the Old SeabOard

railway. Roanoke and Tar River Rail.
road Company. SeabOard and Roanoke
Railroad Company and the Tallahas-
see. Perry and Southeastern railway.
and OF all other railway companies.
substantially the entire capital stock
Of which Is owned by the Seaboard
Air Line railway: except the proper
ties OF such companies as after care
ful investigation II appears more ad-
yantageous to operate under their
separate organization. The chief is.
sue OF new securities authorized will
be per cent refunding bonds limited
to a total OF sI25. 200. 900 probably TO
be dated from January I. 1910.
|. The other issue OF new securities
authorized 10 20 consist OF adjust
ment mortgage S per cent bonds lin
ited 20 a total Of s25. 900 900. these u
be cumulative interest bonds probabl!
dated November 1. 1909. payable Il
! forty years.
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-03

NEW YORK. July "details of the
reorganization plan OF the Seaboard
Air Line railway placed in receivers
hands some time ago were formally
announced here last night.
The only securities that are to be
surrendered for new ones are the
general mortgage 5 per cent bonds OF
1907. for which adjustment bonds are
40 be exchanged. The FIRST mortgage
fours are TO be deposited SO that they
may be stamped at par later.
The road Is 20 continue liable for
its Just obligations including guaran-
ties OF the bonds OF subsidiary lines
and Il n intended 20 vest In the Sea-
board Air Line railway by sale.
merger or otherwise. the properties
OF the Birmingham Air Line railway
Atlantic. Suwannee River and Gull
Railway Company, Catawba Valley
railway, Plant City. Arcadia and Gull
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-03

WASHINGTON. July 2.-The Sen
ate came within one yesterday OF
agreeing to vote next Tuesday on the
entire income tax amendment to the
tariff bill, including the corporation
tax substitute. The compact was pre-
vented by the objection of Senator
Bulkley and his opposition reused NO
little feeling. The proposition took
the form OF a request from Senator
Flint In the absence or Senator Al.
drich. in charge of the tarin bill, for
unanimous consent TO vote on the
Bailey-Cummins income tax amend
ment and all of the amendments To
the amendment at IL o'clock next
Tuesday. with the understanding that
the Senate should remain In session
until all these questions should be dis
posed of. The suggestion created a
general furry in the Senate. There
VISA the usual animated gathering IN
the center aisle. A number OF Sen
ators asked to be heard. and the pro
ceeding for a brief time took on the
appearance OF general converse
ton at a sewing bee
One Senator after another eN'
pressed consent 10 the proposition un'
tiI for a few moments II looked as
IL all objections would be- brushed
away and all factions satisfied. Just
as the Vice.President was stating the
agreement for about the third time
Mr.. Bulkley loomed up and proceeded
10 say that he could not agree that
the vote should he taken at the time
specified. He did not then give his
reason, and he was Immediately be
set by a dozen or more Senators IN
the hope OF prevailing upon him to
desist from his opposition. II
turned out that while he was op
posed to the corporation tax amend
ment this was not his real reason
hut that he expected to be- absent
from the city next Tuesday and dic
not want the vote recorded while h,
was away. u seems that some o
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-03
Orv. Wright Successful
In AerOplane Flight

WASHINGTON. July Calm. con.
fident and neryeless, Orvllle Wright
late yesterday encircled Fort Myer
drill grounds time after time In his
aeroplane In three successful flights
while a crowd OF thousands cheered
him for his success that attended his
consistency and pluck. While the
machine Oscillated at certain points
in its fights and dipped and rose
suddenly at other points, IL was evil
dent from the regularity with which
these things happened that they were
due 20 the condition OF the atmos-
phere and not TO any fault of the
machine. For the first flight the ma.
chine got away with a fine start
Down the field the aerOplane sailed
curved gracefully and came back ~
the east side OF the field along the
edge OF Arlington Cemetery. The
machine seemed to be behaving
beautifully. The first round was mad'
in fifty seconds. Five times the ma
chine circled the field. attaining 4
height which varied from fifteen tC
thirty feet.
On the sixth round Mr.. Wrigh
came TO earth within a few hundred
feet OF the starting point. completing
the fight In exactly fiye minutes. The
landing was perfect, the machins
swooping down IN successive Elias'
until within q few feet Of the cart
when Orville pulled the strin
which stops his motor and the aer
plane slided smoothly over the gra
. on It's skids until II came to ste
The machine was returned to I
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-03

the height about 5 feet inches.
which was Icons height, and the
weight l25 pounds. which was about
Icons. The age appeared to be
about 25 or 80 years. LeOn's age
vas given out by the police as 30. An
autopsy will be performed today. The
corOner's jury was unable to arrive
at any conclusion as 20 how the
Chinaman met his death last night.
Early yesterday morning ing Vow.
an inconspicuous. hard-working Chin
ese laundryman Of the East Side. was
found by his neIghbors strung be,
tween two wash tubs with his head
beneath the water OF one. and his feet
in che other. There were bloody
finger marks on his neck, bloody foot
prints on the floor and a knotted
cord about the mans neck. In the
cash drawer the police found I cent.
All Attempts to connect the murdes
OF ing Vow with the murder Of Elsie
Sigel by Leon Ling. have failed. In
yestigation soon showed that Cne
Vow was beaten over the head witt
fiat irons, probably by more than one
man. and then flung in the tubs. He
probably died by drowning while uEs
conscious,
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-03

starting apparatus and again wal
placed In position and another nigid
was esSayed. The start was as sd
cessful as the first. In the seeof
flight Orville made much wider tws&
and rose to a greater height. w
Wright watched every detail 0f
fight with care. M
Il was noticed that at times -M
motor skipped. but this. too. seens
TO have no effect on the progress N
the aeroplane. The starting rail rus4
downward into a little hollow In tN
field and when the aeroplane pass4
over this hollow Il dipped n0ticeahN
and whenever Il pasesd over q vacaN
space between. two OF the stable
It was seen 10 rise rs though on 1
billow os air. but these atm0sphef n
conditions were easily overcome \
clever manipulation OF the leve4
On his second flight orville MAJ
nine rounds OF the field In q few SO
onds less than eight minutes. In -
last attempt he remained aloft q
few seconds more than nine minute
and encircled the field nine and ON
half times. For one complete roua'
he few very close TO the ground. es'
IDENTIFY preparing to land. Thls
did within two hundred feet u
aeroplane shed. During thia M
flight Ne went higher than. o1 y
previous trials. reaching a hsl9pt
forty feet Just before making =
landing the lett wing scrapea .
; grounded and raised q cloud az ez
; but Mr.. Wright continued TO fy J
}. way around the neid before desc.
e Ing
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-03
NOTES FROM BELL.

BELL. July &c. c. Martin. our
genial postmaster. has just completed
a new cottage on Main street. A
.ood investment. as houses are I'm de-.
land.
The r. r. ID. routes start today
loute No. I. North OF the s. A. l..
railway. n. Startling carrier: Route
80. 2. South Of railway, Albert Martin
carrier
Mrs. Frank Newman of Lafayette
county Is under the professional treat
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-03

day. but the uncertain weather and
the delay in securing the brick has
caused them to be put out for another
week. With favorable conditions
they will commence the laying OF
brick then.
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-03

ment OF Dr. Philpot. II is hoped shs
will have a speedy recovery.
The continuous rains this week havs
been very disagreeable. accompanied
with heavy winds.
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-03

The habit Of answering ads. thae
appeal 90 you Is one that will keeu
you interested In the life you are iiyi
ing. and pr0sLsrusa
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-03

Some article that Is simply in the
way" at your house might II adver
Used. be sold 70 someone who is anx
lously looking for q
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-03
BRICK NOW ON GROUND.

Two carIoaGs Delivered to the Site
This Week.
During thr present week the Eddins
Manufacturing Company have deliver,
ed two cars of brick on the site for
the new Tucker building on West Tn.
ion street.
II was the intention of these people
40 commence the work on last Mon
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-03

n you have lost or found anything
10 not fail to keep your eye on The
classified ADVERTISING coIuuIn
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-03

Making a total precipitation oi b.5'
for the first two days Of July. A few
more such rains and the ground will
be as thoroughly soaked as any old
ropcr In this section.
The Storm Elsewhere.
The rain storm seems to have had
some wind connected with II both
Al Cedar Key and Fort Myers. judging
from the numerous reports received
IN Gainesville.
At Cedar Key the rain was accompa.
nled by a great deal OF wind, which
shook up the houses generally, In
many instances blowing out the
glass windows. The glasses In the
windows OF the passenger coaches OF
the SeabOard train were all blown out
during Thursday night.
At Fort Myers. and all over the
southern part OF the State. the ralr
was heavy last week and the first
OF this week. Many rumors are cur
rent in reference TO Fort Myers. some
stating the town had been WASHED
away, but a call at the Coast Linz
offices In this city showed that the!
we're operating trains to that point
The frst one for the past two days
however. was run on Friday morning
AL OF the waterways have beef
stopped up during the dry weather
and In some places the water Is re
ported over the rails OF the roadway
but nothing is feared from thii
source. for IL viii quickly be absorbed
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31

One morninR aho appsafed basoRe
hoE missEua ara win glowin8 veA
annauncad that eh8 had pamqo ~
ear nnd wsnla become q via aa ~
end Of tie Wsek.
sArs pen spins back home, lAaaF
tha latg a1fed.
lsnoh. % ma'am; ~ "a ARell1aa
gentleman replied tha mal4
~fBut. rsuonsoEatod btf mis1o1a.
ussu'ss nnlr heua hsrs q fsEinlgei.-
'srhal'a - mafieF. le wants ths
uudtlae g 81 - tatardag
~y9ali. cant fon - Mn 81 Doetpone
shs aarriaEe - = little ~ I ean Sc
anufhEF mal4f-
~usa. uasn. ia liks p chil~a So.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31

remedy f0r employees FOF injuries ~
eelYsd ID the course Of thelF employ
mens Witch win be fair to employees
and their employers and just 10 the
state"
NJ AZ the federati0u'a annual meeting
there we're clearly brought out what q
being done abroad, modern Improve
smonts N the United States Ia the way
o. initial efforts. involving progress In
Ire last ave years. and what is lacking
Do lessen the hardship from the baGards
o. Industry.
The evils Of the present system Of
employers liability, its weakness and
the foreign substitutes for Il were dis
eussed. al agreeing that the present
Syatem 10 lntOlerable. Thus there was
furnished Information upon which 10
base the work of these three commit
tee toward securing sans and prac.
deal means ~ relief.
On 8 8alliaa Vessel.
lnstsad " thr usual rOuiine work on
2 stsamsr- paint washing aud ~ forth
1.-The wOrk on q sailing ship varies
widely. u may BE- making or shorten,
Ing saik beading Or unbendlng lins OF
haaVy weather. eanyaa. sQuaFing IN or
bFacinH up ihs yards, lacking % wear
ing ship aud. % pRttsr what the u,
boz. one always had che satisgeetion Of
seeing the result Tha speed AID san
inR qualities - a vessel we're things
that cOnid b. discussed with Interest
as well e. tha ienglh % pasaage. Ia
bad weather. When. excifenrpt ran
hleh and 0urslnE wag considered quite
IN order. nlrngEling 40 aloft with vet
% aroaen canvas-~one hand fog toe
ship an4 the othef for yourself-on 4
Dart. direy uight pat a mao % bis met
tlu. and sh1nld ths fDrpsail - handlsd
ortlzs main iepsail settled and TIE cgy
Of 'splica ehe main hsaeaF BE- bard
well. one esla as peace With the Wogla.
n In1tha aFopiaa catching sharba. aar-
Doonlng dolphins and poKpQisea. sing
ings odaaelna. telling. yarne and read
Ing oyok o11 lovo sgttera are divefaion9
DOT entity forgotlen By thoss who have
sxptls c11stneU. Being becalmed b
ths ttbie1 e. asheaulifal mooulighg
hifht hroht noms 80 enc ~ aeAu-
a.. nd ae1a - u1taFo kH4 the ox-
llfsnt q a,uoo with Wk0mibne fols
IA ioF to1Ch oa sUea g1galsas thOsS.
"A BfsshH E1elihs omsus IN atlantis.