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The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1909-10-28
BUSY WEEK
FOR THE POLICE

Steve VanCamp, a vag, was given
walking papers.
J. M. Grant and Fred Devalli,
two more vags, were put on the
hike. ~sA
Ray Strong who had been hang
ing around the redlight district paid
fine of $25.
Ed. Port, another vag was taken
in tow by the officer and given a
chance to work.
The past week has been particu-
larly busy in police circles and more
arrests were made than for some
time.
Geo. Allen and VIM. Bates were
taken up by Brooks for vagrancy
and shown the way out of town in
hurry.
VIM. Sllget got too much White
fish booze aud he was also made
to hit the high spots as soon as he
was able.
Patrick Martin and Sam Nelson,
two plain DRINKS, were picked up
and were given a chance to sober
up and get out.
Dave Roy got funny with Brooks
and hourished deadly weapon.
He made tracks out of town faster
than he came in.
Tom HennesSy, Roscoe Cornell
and Tom Bennett, more hoaters,
were kindly ordere to keep on
floating down the road.
J. Toyoshima, a Jap, was arrest
ed Monday for shooting inside the
city limits which is in violation of
the city ordinances. He was fined
So and costs.
There is an unusually large num-
Der Of boes" travelling just now
and the police are kept busy keep
ing them on the move. Most of
them seem to be west bound.
Special Agent Downie gathered
in j. E. Dishinger for throwing
rocks at a fireman who refused to
allow him to ride out on the pas
senger train. He is now serving
20 days in the county Jail.
James Barry had little more
than he could carry, and when
Brooks gathered him in, refused to
come and tried to land on Brook s
head with a whiskey bottle. He
drew 30 days in the county jail for
his bad behavior.
AL Porter who had been living
with a woman in the redlight dis
trict got into trouble with her Sat
urday night and was arrested by
Officer Parent. He was released
on $50 bail but did not show up for
trial Monday SO the bail was for
feited. He evidently thought
Whitefish was little too warm fol-
him and left town with the woman
on the same day.
Jack Mcneil was brought into
police court Saturday charged with
choking, striking, kicking and pull
ling the hair of certain Jean Ray
mond, who came into the Comb
nation saloon and used vulgar Ian
guage. After hearing the testi.
mony in the case and the court
being fully advised, it was ordered
that the defendent be fined IS and
costs. Fine suspended during gooC
behavior, and the woman Jean Ray
mond, was fined SO and costs fo1
causing a disturbance and using
obscene language.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1909-10-28
CARD OF THANKS

I desire to thank my neigh
bors and friends who so kindly
assisted during my late bereavement
and the firemen and engineers for
their floral contributions.
MRS. C. B. VANVATTA.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1909-10-28

A. T. Neuman returned from
Bolton yesterday where he went to
figure on a contract to do the
mason work on the new Bolton
hotel.
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Have you paid your taxes yet?
They are now due and must be
paid before Nov, 80.
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An employment office would
make good in Whitefish just now.
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Coming Events {

Tomorrow night Royal Neighbors'
dance in Skyles hall.
Grand X. of p. reception on
Thursday evening, November 4, for
members only and friends holding
invitations.
Mass at Catholic church Monday
at and 10 a. IN. and Tuesday at 8
a. NJ.
The Altar Society of the Catholic
church will give supper and a
sale of plain and fancy articles
/ about Nov. 81.
The Ladies' Society of the Pres
bytelian church and all others wish
ing to go will be entertained this
afternoon, Oct. %, by Mrs. Ben
Hotter, miles south of town.
Conveyances will leave the church
at 3 p. m.
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DO 1T NOW

For nourishing, healthtul, delicious
drink, try case of Best Beer. Our local
representative will supply YOU on short
notice. Do 1t now.
Kalispell Mating and Brewing Co.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-07-26
|CN0MN|0US DEFEAT
FOR READ
SQUAD CAPTAlNED BY POPULAR
BONIFAcE MEETS ITS
WATERLOO.

Hamilton, July 25-What fans of
this city did not go to the Garden
CITY today We're treated to- one of the
most exciting games of the season,
when the team representing the Hamil-
ton hotel went down to inglorious de-
feat before the huskies from the
annex, in a 10inning game, the final
score being 8 to s. j. @. Read, pro-
prietor OF the hotel and captain of the
losers yesterday, had long been brag-
gln2 as to what he would do to the
scrubs, when they came togetllar on
the diamond, but his silence after to-
days game is only surpassed by that
of the Sphynx He has nothing to
say, and, from all who have expressed
their opinion, he is right to initiate
the oyster and the clam. While the
farce required 10 innings, owing to the
kind heartedneSs of Deegan's squad
there was nothing doubtful about it's
final outcome, the only question being
how much and how high would the
score go. The one feature of the
game was a running catch of hot
fly made by Thompson of the hotel
crowd. The batteries We're, for the
hotel, w. A. Helman and Slippery
Ben and for the annex, Deegan and
Kies.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-07-26
MANY HOMESEEkERS
VISIT VALLEY
HAMILTON BUSINESS MEN AND
AUTOMOBILES FORM coMBlN-
ALTON HARD TO BEAT.

Hamilton, July 25-Wth the reserva-
tioh period not quite half over, there
belng 10 days more to come, the resi-
dents and business men of this city
are feeling in the best of spirits, owing.
10 the influx of many hundreds of
homeseekers who are crowding the CITY
each day. The running time of the
TWO daily trains makes it yery con-
Nenlent for the homeseekers to leave
Mlssoula on short jaunt up the
valley, and many of them are taking
advantage OF the opportunity to see
the far-famed valley and judge it for
themselves.
Immediately upon their arrival in
she city, the land buyers are taken in
hand by representatives of the yari-
Gus real estate firms and land com
panes and shown the beauties of the
surrounding country The many auto
mobiles of the city are requsitioned
Tor these trips and at that there are
not enough of the devil wagons. to
serve the purpose. In the machines.
accompanied by we'll informed guides,
the visitors are taken to the various
points of interest around the city and
shown the desirable lands The bust
ness men of the city feel confident
that the courtesies shown the visitors
will have their effects and are putting
forth their best efforts in showing
everyone a good time.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-07-26
GAME OF ERRORS WON
BY SOLDIERS
UNCLE SANS MEN WALLop
SOUTH SIDE FIREMEN TO THE
TUNE OF 9 TO S. ..

In game full of errors on the
part of the garden squad of the fire.
men and clean paying by the soldiers
the south side fireman went down to
deieat before the first team of Fort
MISSOURI yesterday afternoon at the
post the final score being 8 to s. The
game was watched and cheered by a
large crowd of fans, many of them
from the city The battery for the
flfenen was Fisher and Shoemaker.
ana for the soldiers, Latham and
McCroSsen.
a game has been arranged for next
sunday between the soldiers and
Corvallis, and an effort is being made
to get the south side grounds for the
occasion, II it is found impossible to
get the south side grounds the game
will be played at the post.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-07-26

Linen and muslin will not turn yell
low if packed away without being
starched.
Sweet olive oil. applied once or twice
day, viii greatly improve and invig-
crate salloW and dead looking COM
pleXions and will help to eradicate
blackheads and other defects of the
skin.
Japanned ware should be washed
with a sponge dampened In warm
water and dried immediately with a
soft cloth. Obstinate spots cam quickly
be removed by rubbing them with a
Woolen cloth dipped in little sweet
OIL
The union plumbers In Buffalo have
succeeded in signing up "a of the firms
that refused their increase of wages
and better working conditions PROPOSE
ton some few weeks ago They are
confident that before long nearly all
The other firms will follow this exam
pie.
New York city comprise those of the
bakers, boot and shoe workers. cigar
makers, garment workers. hatters.
1thographers, machinists, piano and
organ workers, stationary engineers,
stereotypers textile workers and typo
graphical unions.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-07-26
NOTES Of WALLACE

Wallace, July 25.-The SnoWstorm
Mining company is required to pay ST.
900 damages TO Jacob Thompson by
order OF the district Court The Snow
storm sued Thompson to quiet title to
land adjoining the INNING conpany's
ground and which was in dispute
thompson asserted the Snowstorm
people We're infringing ON his rights
and asked damages, which he received.
ore carrying rich values in galena,
SILVER and gray copper is coming in the
lace of the drift on the Big Chief
group, The vein is true fissure with
perfect walls. The claims are in the
Osburn district.
II the mass of republican voters in
Idaho are in favor of holding a conven-
tlon prior to the direct primary election
IN view of the trouble that has been
experienced in the Oregon and Wash
lngton primary elections I will aid
the movement remarked B. f. ONeil,
chairman of the state republican CEN
tfal committee. mo steps toward this
end have been taken. though party
leaders have suggested such action.
development will be resumed at
once at the Edna group of claims near
Grand Forks. Near the surface is Il
flne showing in lead and silver A 65-
loot crosscut tunnel has been run and
this will be continued So feet to tap
the vein which will be crifted on.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-07-26

LABOR NOTES

Laundry workers at Ogden, Utah
have formed a union
The union egg inspectors at Chicago
demand a half holiday on Saturday.
The Woman's Trade Union league
will hold it's national convention in
Chicago in September.
The Manitoba government will ap-
point a committee to investigate the
compensation of workingmen.
The st, Paul Typographical union
has decided to affiliate with the child
labor committee of Minnesota.
The annual convention of the Master
House Painters and Decorators Assoc
cation OF Canada will meet at Peter
borough, Ont, July 27.
Cincinnati manufacturer was fined
500 for nnlaWfully using the label of
.lie 1lsafmakefs' union. He paid the
flne under protest.
Clgarmakers in Boston are taking
measures against the bill, now before
the senate finance committee in con-
gfess, increasing the internal revenue
tax on cigars.
Ia Maine the working hours of
women and children employed in man
ufacturlng industries have been re-
duced by legislative acts from so to is
hours a week
4sIhe cotton mill at Huntsville, Ala.
suspended operations on July s. for n
period Of eight weeks to enable the
operatives subject to the compulsory
education clause of the child labor law
to attend school in compliance with
the law.
The state supreme court of Iowa has
decided that when a city advertises for
bids 1t must not take into account the
union label and must not discriminate
against any bidder because he operates
a non-union shop. This is considered
a hard blow for unionisn
The Kansas City (Mo) hodcarrers
strike is over. 1t was called about
three weeks ago to support demand
tor an increase of wages from Soc to
40c an hour. At the suggestion of the
state bureau of arbitration compro-
mise of 37l5c was offered.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-07-26
BY Works and Words He Boosts

Any man who helps his fellow men
Gunon Of Hamilton is one Of those
fortunate men to whom it is given to
benefit his fellows in that he clears
their vision and makes the world look
brighter to them. Ordinarily, this
would be glory sufficient for a man,
but Dr. GuiIon does not let his good
work stop there; he is on the boosting
job all the time; he boosts unceasng-
ly and with great vigor for the re-
gion which is his home. He has as
sociated with j. O. Read so long that
ne adrnires the Read method Of boost
ing and he is SO adaptable that he
has easily acquired it In all it's intri-
cacies He is the real booster; he has
a good word all the time for his home
and good word for his neighbor.
When the roll of the Bitter Root
boosters is called, the name of this
doctor man will be found we'll up to-
ward the head of the list. That is
ample evidence that he is all right and
II there We're any reason wanted for
the doctors popularity at h1me and
abroad, it would be found in this as
Wen as in his attractive personality,
which is of the friend making quail
lty. In the series of boosters stories
that are told in the valley there is none
1hats1s more consistent narrative of
dutNWell performed than the tale of
the subject Of this sketch. DR.. Cuinon
is an optemetrist of Is years' expert
enGe. Five years of this time he has
spent in Montana, coming to this state
from Michigan. where he acquired his
technical skill under the best teachers
and practical instructors. FTe has been
SO long IN the Bitter Root valley that
ne mas become one of its people and
hls exceptional skill in his profession
Is recognized everywhere He has won
me hearts OF the valley people by his
reasonable charges ami by the hor-
asty Oh his methods. To know him is
70 like him and in his professional re-
atoms his experience has been mono
ne less pleasant. There are MANY
people IN the valley who see better for
having known Or. Guinon and the
'ralltuds of these people and their
'rilse OF his work are the best adj
'efslsement he could have To he af,- ~
erased by ones friends is tc get the t
est KIND on adVertisam ona ~ j,
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-07-26
HAM|L TON YOUNG MEN
Cross THE MOUNTAINS

Hamilton, July 25-Charles Bean and
Barry Nash returned yesterday from a
tWo-W weeks trip through the mountains
to Butte and Anaconda, the journey
having been made on horse back, and
they say they had a most enjoyable
Time. The trip was made along the
east fork of the Bitter Root river
through Frog Pond basin, across the
headWaters of Rock creek past George
town lake and into the Copper city.
On the way over they killed large
black bear, which they took with them
70 Butte They visited friends in
Anaconda and Butte and had the time
of their lives and returned to Hamil-
ton by the same route by which they
left r
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-07-26

: " -" " VHV TfTEndS' is tc get the
Fest kind OF advertisement and the
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-07-26
TAFT'S HER-iN-LAW
BECOMES SERIOUSLY ILL

Cincinnati. July 25-John W. Her.
ron, father Law of President Taft,
became seriously i'll tonight following
a mild stroke of paralysis. owing to
MIR. Herron's advanced age, 81 years,
he is in a critical condition.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-07-26
Meat should dhnot be pierced while it

Meat should not be pierced while it
is cooking.
San Francisco is said to have a
larger percentage of people employed
than any of the IA other largest cities
IN the United States-56.1 per cent
the nearest to which is Boston, with
55-S per cent, The wage earners in san
Francisco and Los Angeles also earn
larger annual wages than those in any
other city in the United States-$654
and S6S9, respectively-exce Den
Yer, with 1894.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-21
MEN FORM ALUMNI
 ASSOCIATION

The University of Michigan Alum
 nj association of Arizona was insti,
 tuted on July 8, 1908, with about if, teen graduates and former students Of the institution enrolled as mem.
 bers. The members, their wives and families were very pleasantly enter tained and banqueted on the evening Of said date at the Den" at Phoenix. During March, 1909, the second meet ing of the Association was held at the Ford Hotel, Phoenix, with an en- lGrged membership and an entertain ment and banquet that could not be surpassed. The third annual meet ing of the association is to be held at Phoenix, during the territorial fair on or about November 12, 1909. It is the desire of the officers of the association to have enrolled as mem bers and present at the entertain ment and banquet on said date each and every graduate or former stu dent of the University of Michigan, new residing within the Territory of Arizona, and that this may be sue cessfully accomplished, each and ev- cry graduate or former student should immediately send their names and addresses to Dr., J. NJ. Swetman, pres ident. or Albert D. Leyhe, Phoenix,
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-21
GLOBE ELKSS ID ERECT \ FINE
 HOME

GLOBE. Ariz.. Oct. 19.-By a reso- lution adopted at last nights session of the Elk's lodge, the building com mittee of that order was authorized to proceed with the work of erecting new three-story lodge building.
 The board of directors was also au- thorized to negotiate for a loan of $25,OOO to finance the building plan.
 As the result, it is probable that active work on the new building, which is to be erected on the Elk's lot opposite the Kinney house. will begin within a month.
 Preliminary plans have already been submitted to the building com mittee. Whether these plans will be adopted Sor whether other plans will be secured, is a matter which has not been decided on as yet.
 It is expected that within a week, the loan necessary to finance the building scheme will have been plac- ed. The building together with its furnishings, will cost about S35,00O, of which about s3O,OOO will be expend- ed on the building. The necessary money. above the loan of S25,OOO, will be furnished out of the lodge treasury.
 As has been previously stated, by the Silver Belt, the first floor of the building will be used as a theatre, for which Ed. Kieth and associates are negotiating. It is probable that a five-year lease on this part of the building will be granted to Kieth, on condition that he furnish and equip the theatre complete, putting in an inclined floor. installing the neces' sary seats and fitting up the stage, The second and third floors will be used for the club and lodge rooms and according to the plans which have already been outlined by the members of the building committee the order will have one of the hand, somest and best equipped lodges in the territory.
 The lodge members are highly en. thusiastic over the prospect of secur. ing a new building and the necessary resolutions were accepted without a dissenting vote at last nights meet ing.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-21
CUB MAN
 GIVES DIRECTIONS

DOUGLAS, Oct. 2O.-(Special. )-
 That H. T. Cuthbert, secretary of the Country club, is a booster for his home city, for his pet club and for the ancient and honorable Scottish game of golf, wherever he may go and whenever the occasion may of fer is evidenced by the following ar ticle from the Tucson Star:
 H. T .Cuthbert, secretary, treas urer and one of the chief organizers Of the Country club of Douglas, spent the week in Tucson and before .ieav- ing for his home consented to an interview with a representative of the Star on the subject of golf, in which game Mir. Cuthbert is very proficient besides being an enthusi- ast of the most pronounced type. It must be said that MT. Cuthbert's talk on gUlf was good, sportsman-like, logical and from business view, was something that should take well here. MT. Cuthbert said:
 T have been associated with the game in Douglas since it was started. The Douglas enthusiasts have gone about it in the right way and the benefits derived have even surpass- ed our expectations Golf is acknowI- edged by every business man in Douglas to be a valuable asset to the city and to trade. am surprised that town the size of Tucson has not got a $10,000 club house and am satisfied that if properly adVer- tised by the chamber of commerce and other commercial interests of Tucson among the leading golf clubs of the east, it would increase the number of winter visitors to your city 75 per cent. With the proper golf course and country club main ta!ned in Tucson, visitors would come in great numbers to take advantage Of them in a delightful winter eli mate, such as this, when the golf links in the east are covered with snow. The Douglas golf course and country club have served to build up the Shelter City wonderfully"
 Mir. Cuthbert also gave the Star an idea of the schedule of events arranged for the Douglas course throughout the winter. The sched- ule includes events on every Sunday and every holiday from now until the close of the year and many interest ing events are promised.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-21
MAYOR ACCUSED IF DISOROERLY
 CONDUCT

TUCSON, Oct. 2O.-Charges were filed tonight against Mayor Ben Heney, alleging disorderly conduct as mayor of the city by breaking down a door and raiding a private Chinese club with the assistance of a six shooter on July 25. A hearing is to be conducted by the city council No vember 1. Other charges will likely follow against the chief executive of the city. Sensational developments are promised. Thte accusations were tonight filed by Yee Ram, China man.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-21
Cochise County and Territorial News
NEW CASES FILED
 AT COUNTY SEAT

TOMBSTONE, Oct. 19.-The fol lowing cases have been filed in the district court during the past few days:
 Ida E. Page asks the court to grant her a divorce from Wm O. Page. She Is a resident of Bisbee.
 Chris. V. Vuokovich vs. Chas. E. Trotmann, as assignee of Chris. c. Dabovich is the title of an appeal case that was placed on the docket.
 Isaac Fiander vs. Fanny Fiander is the title of divorce suit from Doug las.
 B Maier & Co. vs. L. R. White is an appeal case placed on file from Benson.