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The Western news., 1909-12-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Alex Rob to Louisa E Beavers,
lor II. bio IS, R,verview addition; S272.
Maurice Dole 70 Theo. Truxler, 80
acres rear f nee; 81.
Sunset Orchard Co. 10 VIM H. Sui
fl W, of Hennepine county, Minn., lot
IA. block 2. Sunset Orchards; $4,000.
Sunset Orchards Co. to Edward T..
Young. of RamseG county, Mimi, lot
10, block ., Sunset Orchards; $4,000.
Sunset Orchards Co. to Emma Fuhr,
mann, of Ramsey county, Mimi, south
one.half lot 9, block 1, Sunset Or.
chards; $1,000.
IL. Humble to G. E Sullenger
lots 13 and IA, block 5, Riverview; ST.
B. R. v. 1. Co. to Nellie E. Storm, oi
Stock bridge, Wis, lot II, block 6, Sum
merdale Orchards; 81, 900.
District Judge to A. r. Zoske, lott
/ to 8, block Is, Darby; $195.
Marcellus Ray to A. c. M. Co., rig ht
of. way; 81
Louisa Beavers to G. W. Ward. right
of-way for ditch; ST..
Sarah w. Gavin to Chas. Craig, lot
d to "a, block 8, Victor; 81.
Jacob L. Read to N. b. Hotter, 4
acres north of Victor.
The Western news., 1909-12-29

All this is intensely real and posi-
tive to those who grasp the oppor-
tunitles. The valley is fortunate in
possessing no many progressive
citizens, men who are enjoying the
first fruit of the new era of general
development and who are keenly
familiar with those western traits OF
vigor and steadft stness, civic 10y
atty and communal advancement.
The Western news., 1909-12-29

assistance of man, to elaborate her
charms, and every corner of the
county is rapidly becomeing garden
like
In years past the valley has
claimed the states distinction 1t
has been the favored district for
development. Lately it has gone
beyond the confines of the state, and
step by has claimed the attention of
the northwest, the Mississippi valley
and the Atlantic seaboard. During
nineteen ten "Greater Bitter Root"
will claim national distinction. By
Judging from nineteen nine we can
easily affirm golden age for this
favored spot.
At this time of the year, when all
people are thlnkful, it is right that
the residents of Ravalli County
should realize the benefits and priv
ileges it has received. To the officers
of state and to those the surrounding
towns, to the press of the northwest,
and to men leading the development,
all thank are due. From every side
we have received exceptional treat
ment. And in making thanks we
, solicit a continuance of the many
kindnesses, for the Bitter Root is the
Land of Fulflllment aud our friends
condolences cannot go astray.
r Together with our thank fo'
/, setional benefits we wish to congratu
Q late our neighbors OF the state-th'
, Missoula district, the Kalispell Ooun
try, Spokane, The capital of the In
!. land Empire. the Sun River ant
+ Lower Yellowstone projects, tn
i. Judith Basin, and the Gallatin Val
J.. ley. All are uniting in building
: coming commonwealth The Trea
!. sure State"
n Nineteen ten, dawning with man,
v promises, will mark continuance o
Il unparalleled progress. Condition
, of business will be steadily bettereo
"a Our towns will grow, the countr
"a will yield increased crops. On ever
,r side, in every phase of business an
;r social life, the Bitter Root will strik
" the keynote of prosperity and prt
70 gress. It's multifold riches wi
,e bring it an envisble prominence.
The Western news., 1909-12-29
FRU|7GROWERS' MEETING

Through misunderstanding the
meeting of the Bitter Root Fruit
Growers association was unsuccessful.
However, another meeting will soon
be called, and it is hoped by the direc-
tors that full representation will be
present, for there are many important
subjects which should be considered.
The Western news., 1909-12-29

The Great Salt Lake is charming
reports for Knockers and Crouch
-peddlers. We can cheerfully re-
commend it to those afflicted with
blue funk, and would suggest that
they taken preliminary treatment
by going jumping in, with COM
plete and continued immersion of the
head.
The Western news., 1909-12-29
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER %, 1909.
THE NEW YEARINTHE EBITTERROOT

The new year for the Bitter Root !!
What it will mean! How wonderful
will be the progress of the county
How greatly will our resources be
.magnifed!
All these exclamations are forcibly
real, for we have the past year from
which we may Judge th" Lew. 1909
has been a particularly grs tifying
season, rich in diverse blessings, to
those of town and country alike
The prospect is not visionary, but
strikingly positive. Our lmagina-
tions may fairly run amuck in an.
ticipation, that anticipation 80 en-
forced by past realization. The val
ley has received great advance il
nineteen nine, measuring not only
the financial gain, but also the socia
and moral uplift. While the re
sources are gaining, we may b.
thankful, too. that this county ls OH
of happiness and content. Neithe
pests nor strifes have shown thei
disastrous presence. Nature, alread
the donor of magnificent scensr
and climate, is endesyoring, with th
The Western news., 1909-12-29
BORN

Warren-To Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A.
Warren, of Grantsdale. Dec. %, girl.
McMurry-To Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
McMurry, Dec. "a, girl.
Overturf-To Mr.. and Mrs. Simon
Overturf, of Darby, on December %,
a daughter.
McMurrays,-To Mr.. and Mrs w. E.
McMurravs, of suburban Hamilton,
on December Is, doufhter.
The Western news., 1909-12-29

One New Resolution: I will be a
conscientious Booster, and do my
share in betterlng the Bitter Root"
The Western news., 1909-12-29

A man might complain if he had to
make living for family of six in
Death Valley, but in the Bitter Root
The Western news., 1909-12-29

The stranger must be rapidly
Bitter Rootized. A hearty and
neighborly welcome will help.
The Western news., 1909-12-29
THE COUNTY PAPER.
To Advertisers.

The Western News absolutely
guarantees it's advertisers an actual
bona fide paid circulation within
Ravalli county two times greater
than that of any other newspaper
published in the known world. Ad-
vertising contracts will be made
subject to this guarantee.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-10-12
Broadway.
For Rent.

8 roomed house on West Broadway.
9 roomed house West Okla. Ave.
G. ID. Driskell. The Land and
Loan Man. srd Door, West of Post.
office 3td
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-10-12
Broadway.


Miss Mildred harrington of Chick
asha, who has heen visiting friends
in the city the past week, returned
to her home Monday evening, accom-
panied by Miss Leta Steiner who VIII
visit friends few days.
Mr. and Mrs,C W Eccleston went
to Chickasha Tuesday to visit their
son and will remain there to attend
the reception to be given for the
sisters of st Patrick's Mission at
Anadarko.
Mrs. Jack Allison, o. Stecker was
in Anadarko Tue sday and took her
mother. Mrs A NJ Brown to the train
for her home in Chicago. Mrs Brown
has just completed a two months visit
in Oklahoma.
Mesdames Walter and Mark Leaz.
enby, accompanied by Mrs G w Leaz-
enby of Edmond, and d l. Frenzee,
of Butler, Mo-, who are visiting the
Leazenby families visited friends in
Stecker Monday.
John Pfaff, Jr. left Tuesday fol-
Westmoreland, Kan. where he will
visit friends and relatives and ae.
company his grandmother. Mrs Maria
Fable to Anadarko to spend the wint.
er. Mrs liable is the mother of Mrs
John Pfaff, Sr.
Ed F Feist, business manager OF
Dubihsky Bros. famous WallacE
Theatre Company. is in the city ar.
ranging for the coming of this attrac.
zion which will hold forth all next
week in their own big waterproof
canvass theatre to be located on the
Rohrer lots corner of Seventh and
Broadway A challenge band and or.
chestra, the latest line of poDular
successes and big company of fav-
orite players is the offering of this
organization at popular prices,
Broadway.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-10-12
PERSONALS
Broadway.

DAVoNWays
Frank Barnes visited Chickasha
Tuesday.
Mrs M W Bailey visited friends in
Chickasha Tuesday.
Earl Grammer attended the show
in Chickasha Tuesday.
Mrs Doru V Hall made business
trip to Perry Tuesday.
S Hilton transacted business in
Oklahoma City Tuesday.
Inspector W 7 Melton made a
business trip to Binger Monday.
Miss Leona Hadley Of Lookoba is
visiting friends in the city this week.
W S Axlno's mother. Mrs. A.
Axlino Of Pratt, Kansas, is visiting
him and Die family.
Mr. and Mrs . C Edgars Of Anton
dale left Tuesday for their new home
in Harrington. Iowa.
CA Mundell ard daughter, Mrs Cd
Main. and Thira Main were Chick
asha visitors Tuesday.
Go 90 the John Ruzicka cash meat
market for good fresh meats. lie
will treat you right. 6xd
Miss Mary Beth Holding went to
Chiekarha Tuesday where she will
visit friends this week.
Dan w Peery. one of the leading
democrats of Carnegie, transacted
business in hnadarko Tuesday.
Cattle inspectors, Elmer Wsmsley
and Frank simors, Of Verden. were
in the city on business Monday.
j u Prince Of Fredrick returned to
his home Monday after few days
visit with bis son, L Prince.
WI Hill and NJ f Whitton. Of
Stecker were in the city Tuesday er-
route for the show in Chicknsha.
Misses Anna Burke and Lottie Bill
Kingsley and Mrs Geo Rutherford at.
tended the Ringing Bros shows in
Chickasha Tuesday.
Mayor and Mrs VIM Plum and son,
Charles. Mrs Webb and Miss Min.
ME England attended the Ringing
shows in Chickasha Tuesday.
Miss Grace Fike, who arrived in
Anadarko Monday, from Pratt. Kans
will visit her uncle and aunt, Mr. anc
Mrs W Axline. few weeks.
The Palace Bakery is now in gooC
shape and is selling the very besi
bread as before the fire. Get
Your fresh butter with your bread a
the Bakery. 2l2 2tc
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-09
NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.

Elections Tor governor. minor state
officers. and I'm some cases members of
the legislature, will Ice held in ten
states early i'm November. Both i'm
Maryland and Virginia the result will
be looked for with unusual interest,
being the first southern states to hold
elections since President Taft. in his
inaugural. first announced his policy
of Cancellation toward that section. In
the former state the chief issue is the
grandfather" constitutional amend
ment. the purpose of which is TO dis
franchise the bulk of the negro voters
by drastic property and educational
qualifications from which the ignorant
and propertylcss whites are exempt by
the cunningly devised grandfather
iniquitous provision which
President Taft has repeatedly de-
nounced. In Virginia national issues
are liable to be overshadCwcd by the
prohibition question. Kent the repub-
Iican gubernatorial nomlnce. being
pledged TO local option white Mann,
the Democratic candidate. stands for
state wide prohibition.
IN Sew York interest centers i'm the !
Election of members of the legislature. !
the chief issue being the so-called |
Hughes direct primary election meas
lrc proposed but defeated at the LAST
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-09
RU6BER.

's..- are up. Everything into
position rubber enters is
H. T.- ns material is advancing
.with startling rapidity.
a notable increase i'm the annual
supply of the raw gum is recorded.
but the consumption. especially i'm the
electric and automobile trades. is in
crcasing i'm greater proportion. Back
In 1905 and 1906 there was a similar
rise I'm price. Those who still per-
sisted i'm the bicycle fad I'm those
years viii remember its effects on hi
cycle tires.
But the high price didn't last long.
Perhaps there had been a manipula-
tion OF the market or a panic over a
predicted shortage that did not prove
as great as expected Possibly the
financial crash that took until 1907 to
develop was already foreshadowed
Anyway, from the spring Of 1896 to
1905 there was a steady decline in the
price OF rubber. the low level being
reached in February OF the latter year
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-09

Then the market began 10 advance.
For nearly eighteen months now
barring slisht fan q year aso this
month, rubber has been steadily go
ing up.
some of the great factories OF the
country that use rubber in their out
put are limiting sales by taking men
on OF the road on combining their work
10 an old established line. The raw
material required 10 meet prospective
demands is not in sight, and the fear
is that il can not be obtained except
after such period as may be required
to grow "A vastly increased supply. Be
fore that time prices that are prohi-
bitory may be reached.
Inventive genius is hard at work.
trying 10 find some satisfactory sub
stitute for rubber. some compound
that viii endure and have the resil-
iency 80 essential in motor tires. The
thus far have been failures
and there are those who declare that
the problem is an impossible one.
That is a bold statement for this age,
but at present there is no immediate
outlook 10 relief.
Rubber is rubber these days.
Detroit Free Press.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-09

over the stream and disappeared into
the blackness beyond.
1t was Merrihew who woke the sleep
ing cabby. pushed IIillard into seat
and gave the final orders which were
to take them out of the Villa Ariadne
forever. He was genuinely moved over
the visible misery of his friend. When
they arrived ut the white hotel i'm the
Borgognissanti Merrihew was glad.
At . I'm the morning Hillard heard a
fist banging on the panels of the door
"Opcn. Jack! Hurry" cried Merrl-
hew outside.
Hillard opened the door. whats
the trouble. DanT he asked.
Merrihew whispered, "Deadw
"Who?" Iillard's heart contracted.
The prince. They found him and
his horse at the bottom OF the gorge.
The concierge says that there has been
foul play-tracks in the dust, n strange
cut in the neck of the horse and q
scabbard minus its saber. Now. what
the devil shall l do with the blamed
sword?"
Dead! Hillard sat down on the
edge of the bed. Dead! Then she
was free, free!
What shall ! do with the sword?'
demanded Merrihew second time
Put il in the bottom of the trunk
and leave it there till you land In New
York. But the prince dead? You are
surc?"
FLORENCE rings with the story"
And then Merrihew noticed. Hillard
still wore his evening clothes and the
bed was untouched.
That's very foolish"
To be Continued.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-09
This DATE IN HISTORY"

1642-First commencement held at
Harvard college.
1852 La Barre appointed governor
of Canada
l7Sl-Allied French and American
forces attacked the British ut York
town.
l7S2-Lewis Cass. second territorial
governor OF Michigan, born in Exeter,
y. IL. Died in Detroit, June Il, 1866
lSl3-The British evacuated Fort
George.
1S5S-First overland mail arrived in
st. Louis from san Francisco.
1S67-Russia transferred Alaska 10
the United states.
1S99-Thc president laid the corner
stone OF the new Federal building in
Chicago.
19OS-Great historical pageant i'm
i'm celebration of the city's
925th anniversary.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-09
This is MY Nth BIRTHDAY"

Sir r. j. Campbell, the noted blind
scholar and educator who recently has
been visiting in the United states was
born near Winchester. Franklin coun-
~ Tennesscc. October 9, 1882. He was
educated at the school for the blind in
Tennessee and at the University of
Leipsic. From 1858 to 1869 he was as
ISOLATED with DIR. :. G. Howe as resi-
dent superintendent and musical dircc-
tor at the Perkins institution for the
blind, in Boston. Together with the
late DIR. r. r. Armitage and the late
Duke of Manchester he founded the
Normal college and Academy of Music
for the Blind i'm London and he has
since been principal of the institution.
I'm recognition of his work there he
received the order of knighthood on
the occasion of the kings birthday
celebration last June.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-09
hall write. or very soon"

shall write, or very soon"
"You will send for meY with eager
ness and hope.
"Why not? There is nothing wrong
In our friendship, aud l prize 1t
| Promise"
III promise. Goodby. For little
while | have lived In paradise. Wber.
ever / may be. mt the worlds end
you have but to call me. In a month,
I'm year, decade, shall come
Goodby" Without looking at her
again he rushed away.
She remained standing there as mo-
tlOnless as a statue. lie had not asked
her If she loved him. and that was
well. But there was not at that mo-
ment in all the length and breadth OF
Italy lonelier woman than her high.
ness the Principessa di Monte Blanca.
Meanwhile the prince raging,
mounted his horse. Eth. well! This
time tomorrow night the American
should pay dearly for II all
And. the woman-he could never
understand her. But for her fools
conscience he would net have been
riding the beggar's horse today. She
was now too self reliant, too intelli
gent. She was her father over again,
soldier and diplomat.
lie was riding past the confines of the
villa when man darted out suddenly
from the shadows and seized the bride.
AT last. my prince
"Giovanni?'
Instinctively the prince reached for
his sabeI knowing that he had need
of it, but the scabbard was empty.
him lose it. oddly enough, his thought
ran swiftly back TO the little casa in
the Sabine hills. Bah! Full of cour-
age. knowing that one or the other
would not leave this spot alive, he
struck his horse, with purpose this
time, to run his man down. But Clio
vanni did not lose his hold. Hate and
the nearness of revenge made him
strong.
"No, nO"' he laughed. "She is dead,
my prince. And IL was not going to
seek you. Twas going to let hell claim
you in its own time, But you rode by
me tonight. This is the end"
The prince unlocked his scabbard
and swung it aloft. But Giovanni was
fully prepared. He released the bri-
die, his arm went back, and his knife
spun through the air. Yet in that in
slant in which Giovanni's arm was
poised for the cast the prince lifted
his horse on its launches. The knife
gashed the animal deeply in the neck
Still on its launches. it backed, wild
with the unaccustomed pain. The lip
of the road. at this spot rotten and
gave way. The prince
tried to urge the horse forward. The
hind quarters sank, and the prince
tried in vain to slip from the saddle.
There came crash, cry. and horse
and rider went pounding down the
gorge
Giovanni trembled, and the sweat on
his body grew cold. For several min
ltes he waited. drcadng, but there
was no further sound. He searched
mechanically for his knife, recovered
[ and then crept down the abrupt !
side of the gorge till he found them. /
They We're both dead.
Holy Father, thou hast waited sew
IN years too long" Giovanni crossed |
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-09
.TheLure Of
the Mask
BY HAROLD MAC GRATH
Copyright. 1908. by the Bobbs.
Merrill Co.

days il was your conscience. The s,ill
YOU" turning suggestivcly 10 Ilillard.
You are stopping ut the Hotel ltalie?'
Il am. You will lind me there" re-
turned Hlllari with good understand
ing
Good Your highness. tomorrow
night shall have the extreme pleas
ure of running your lover through the
throat" He picked up his cap and
took his princcly presence out of their
immediate vicinity.
"It will do my soul good 10 stand
before that scoundrcl." said HilIard,
stretching out his hands ana closing
Them with crushing force.
La Signorina laid a protesting hand
on his arm.
II love YOU" he murmured as he
bent TO kiss her hand. and it is not
dishonorable for you to hear me say
So"
II forbid you TO say that" But the
longing of the world was i'm her eyes
as she looked down ut his head
This is what comes of American
girls marrying these blamed foreign
ers." growled the tender hearted
O'Mally. why did you do it?'
II am almost Italian. Mr.. O'Mally. l
had no choice in the matter. The af-
fair was prcarraugcd by our parents.
after the continental fashion"
When IIillard and Ia Signorina were
ut length alone he asked, when shall
see you againf'
WHO knows? Some day, perhaps,
when time has sOrtcncd the sharp
edges of this moment. Tomorrow
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-09

session. In Massachusetts the contest
has been made more interesting hS
the nomination by the democrats Tor
lieutenant governor OF Eugene Foss.
long republican member of congress
but now strongly antagonlEing the
Payne tarin. AS the republicans gave
Draper Tor governor $1,000 majority
in 1908 and Tart 10000, there seems
little likelihood OF any substantial
change i'm next months results. In
Rhode Island the vote is always close
enough 20 make the election uncertain.
TAFT carried the state by near 10000.
hut Pothicr for governor by only about
a third OF that
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-09

When glasses stick after being plac-
cd one i'm another there is often dan
ger OF breaking. If a little cold water
is poured in the top one at the same
time the lower is immersed i'm very
warm water they will slip apart easily.
TO freshen bread pour cold water
over the loaf, drain and place i'm a hot
oven. Whonitthe outside is dry it can
hardly be distinguished from fresh
loaf Rolls freshened in this way will
deceive the most critical .af
For drawn linen-Always rub linen
that is TO I've drawn with damp cloth
a little soap is good also 10 Facilitate
he drawing bf the threads.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-09
OUR CHALLENGE
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by authority of DR. J. S. Lconhardt,
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DR.. Leonhardt is the celebrated spec
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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-09

The University OF Michigan has un-
dertakcn TO suppress hazing which is
worthy OF attentisn al Madison. COM
ments thg Evening Wisconsin. stu
dents appointed by the Michigan fac
ulty 10 act as advisors 10 each group
OF twenty freshmen have been notified
by the deans OF their departments 10
Instruct each Of their last years groups
who are now sophomorcs that there
must be- no hazing of freshmen this
year Any sophomore caught molesting
first year men will be dismissed. ac-
cording 20 the new rule. A dispatch
from Ann Arbor notes that the student
council is trying to devise something
TO take the place Of last years rush
some contest between the two classes
which will be confined 10 one day or
evening. when these plans are COM
plcted they win be- submitted 10 the
university senate FOR approval
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-09

Inasmuch as James VI. Barrie is SUI
ing for divorce. it is possible that me-
isn't any more familiar with What
Every Woman Know IMAM are some OF
the rest OF as.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-09

might probably he used as targets an
big gun practice. A few record scores
might convert them.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-09

ono knot in the Tigers TAIL but it is
stIl wagsing joyously.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-09

That broad grin of tho Pirates is
just a little biz broader now.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-09

Those who insist that the American
navy doesn't amount to anything