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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-07-24
HOTEL MEN TO CONVENE.
7cial to The Daily Missoulian,

Special to The Daily Missoulian.
Butte, July 23.-Hotel men of Butte
are planning to attend the annual
meeting of the Montana State Hotel
mems association, which will convene
IN Livingston Monday. A tour through
the Yellowstone national park is one
OF the attractions promised. l.. A.
walker of this city is president. Will
i'ove wee president, and Jere Su,Ii-
van OF Fort Benton seoretary-treas-
urer
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-07-24
KING PETER ILL.

Vienna. July 23.-Pr.vate kilograms
from Belgrade, servia, say the condi
tion of King Peter is arousing great
anxiety. His majesty is suffering
from calcenation of the arteries, com
9plicated by inflammation of the veins.
At night he is almost sleepless, and his
sudden death would cause no surprise.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-07-24
SPEAKER FATALLY ATTACKED.

Melbourne. July 23.--An all night
sltlng of the commonwealth parlia-
ment ended tragically at o'clock this
morning, when Sir Frederick Holder
the speaker of the house of repre-
sentatives, was seized with a fatal i'll
ness. The house immediatelv ad-
)ourned. Sir Frederick was the first
speaker of the commonwealth parlia
ment
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-07-24
RENouNcEs KINGDOM FOR LOVE,

Lisbon July 23.-Prince Miguel of
Braganza. eldest son of Duke Michael,
the pretender to the Portuguese
throne, today renounced forever his
rights to the throne of Portugal in or
der to marry Miss Anita Stewart,
daughter of Mrs. James Henry Smith
Of New York The princes engage
ment to Miss Stewart was announced
on July ..
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-07-24
PAINTER FALLS TO DEATH.

Seattle, July 23-Earl C. Vail, aged
rs, painter of Caldwell, Idaho, fell
rs feet from a scaffold on the Ste
vens school house today and was killed
his neck being broken. The body was
shipped to Caldwell.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-07-24
MAKES GOOD TIME IN AIR.

Chalons, France. July 23.-Henry
Farman, the English aeroplanist, to-
day made a cross-country flight from
this city to Suippes, a distance of
about 40 miles, in hour, minutes
and 80 seconds.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-07-24
SHEEP sHEARiNG DELAYED.

Helena, July 23,-Cattle shipments
this year will be later than usual be-
cause the grass has not cured as early
as in an ordinary year
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-07-24
Rainfall Heavy at Cripple crsek.

Cripple Creek, Colo. July 2s.-Ac-
compan1ed by heavy downfall of rain
ana hail, the worst electrical storm in
the history of the Cripple Creek dis
trlet visited this city between 4 and
5 o'clock this evening The cutters on
bennett avenue overfloWed and the
mann floors or many Of the business
houses were flooded, resulting in much
damage. Bridges on Four Mile creek,
north and west of the city, are re-
ported washed away. The railroads
suffered Inconvenience. Telegraph
ana telephone communication for
time was interrupted.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-07-24

New York July 23--The views of
John S. Wise, Jr., as cabed from Paris
today on the possibility of former
President Roosevelt entering the New
York mayoralty campaign this fall are
an. line with a report circulated here
last spring and again within the past
few weeks. Colonel Roosevelts friends
In the local republican ranks have
long had him in mind as candidate.
provided he can be induced to lead
the fight against Tammany They be-
l1eye he possesses sufficient strength
among the Independent voters and
even in the ranks of Tammany Hall
itself to make him the most formida
bic nominee that could be put in the
field.
1t was said in influential circles in
the ranks of the opposition to the
present city administration today that
II Colonel Roosevelt wanted to run for
mayor it would be difficult to keep the
nomination away from him.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-07-24
# ROOSEVELT MAY Be
CANDIDATE FOR
MAYOR
HIS FRIENDS IN NEW YORK
HAVE LONG HAD HIM I'M
MIND FOR 1T.

New York, July 23.--J ohm S. Wise,
Jr, of New York, who is now in
fafls says that former President
Roosevelt, just prior to his departure
from New York, on his African hunt
ing expedition. promised him and other
republicans in New York that he
would return in time for the mayor
atty campaign. Mr. Wise says he
mas not given up the hope that Mr.
Roosevelt will head the mayoralty
campaign in New York2tiffs autumn.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-08-19
Some Tin Cup Mines

lrie and Hunsingrr. operating
rway up near tue head Of the parI.
ire tpkiu. ont some fine ore, and
It is said they have n lot Of it.
The usual amount of work is
Under way in the vicinity of Italian
nouniuin. Charles Hubbard, G
i. Wall and Adam Murdi. are
,cme OF TIE chirf operators und
.wners Of this section.
The Blisiercd Horn is still he
ng Developed. 1t is one OF the
isgesi propositions in the district
IN viii h vast amount OF work
has been done. but the results SO
ar have demonstrated that it has
not been done in vain.
The work ON the Enterprise mine
continues unabatcd, about sixty
men nuw b,irg empluved. The
arg liy ydro electric plant which is
icing inst1lle.l, will soon he com.
pleied aud IN working order which
Sill greatly lessen the cost of oper-
ating the mine anl mill, aud pat
the property in the payin;; class.
|. l.. johnson is still pounding
away in his tunnel which lr j.
running to intersect the Gold Cup
vein q, depth of something ike
200 frrt. We understand he has
only about 400 feet OF driving .tc
lido ~ accomplish this. The Gold
Cup las prodnced some very rich
ore aud the new tunuel viii greatly
facilitate the handling Of the pro-
duct
Matters have been straigh;en,d
out IN the Woods company and
ppr rgtious started again ON their
Plcplnni property. J. V. Compton
has recently come in and put "
lew u-n to work putting things in
shape for m active season. The
Pi-pIant property is said to be one
Of tie best in the district and the
news that much work is to be done
on it is welcomed by all as it is
the general belief that it will be Il
paying proposition.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-08-19

been for ychrs retariin4 the settle
menf The new Secretary of the
Interior, having taken coguizonce
uf that fact hus sfnrtel in to rem
edy the forestry cyil and it is hoped
he viii have ihr sympathy aud 90
Of the entire western
people iu his efforts to check what
ever IS wrong in laadliug Of the
unreau 9f forestry and put it back
10 the place originally intended.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-08-19
iega. Notice
Gnll-lc- Cnlu.. Nn.n-LI.

Guthlcs Colo, AUGUST l. inlt.
To the Slockhuider- of The Elk Mountain
Mountain Miuing and Milling Company,
Notice Is hereby giycn TINT uu Friday sept
rmbsr 10. isuy. tlia annual ucUl ing ct tile q u-G-
holders of the Els ApnntaIu Minine anu Mill
ana. Company will be- heli At tine oi4cr ut the
COMPANY IA tiuttiic Hotel. ut Gotht,, Colorado.
at ten cloci \. 81. for tine purpu-s' ~ Gle cttns
"a board OF Directors and iur the tidu-ueiion -
such other bus iue-- as may properly come be-
fore thc stocsuoidcrs.
EpwIS j. HARVEY.
Secretary
FIRST pub. Angus, Y. last pub., August u, iyJl
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-08-19

The Mountain kiug are driving
ahead with expectation of cutting
the main contact ON any SHIFT.
Good word comes from the Mon
mouth Leasing company opera.
,ions where two shifts are brenking
four feet of ground each on the
tunnel.
President J. j. Ferguson OF the
Goodwin Consolidated Mines com
pany, after having made full ex-
animation of his companys prop
critics, including the big tunnel
now driving, returned with his
family to ST. Louis this week. 1t
is reported that work will he prose
cuted with more visor from this
date ut the tunuel.
-.,A phone message from Snpt.
0lberly of the Mon;ezumn mine
states that he is finishing the new
mill which will lie mp.oied 10 n
short time when it is TO be started
up and II large fJrce of miners are
tp he put into the mine taking out
ore. There are said TO he many
thousand tons OF milling ore
Which wns left in the mine 10y The
original operators over twenty
years ago when the freight and
smelling charges were prohibitive
for ths shipment of ore which did
not carry more than one hundred
dollars in value per ton. The mill
is to he run by electric power gen
Grated from Castle Creek and from
the power plant there it is the cur
rent is cabled into the mill where
the dynamos are located. The
mill is Of modern structure and
equipped with the latest improv I'd
.oncen,rntors. Frue vauuers are
to he used in saving the shines.
1t is understood that very
favorable report was made by ex-
pert Max Boelman. who was here
xNast week examining the Augusta
3 properties. The gentleman is to
De consulting engineer for the com
pany and has recommended plan
for systematic operating of the
mines which will doubtless be of
great benefit TO the owners OF the
property and result in development
of great ore bodies Of waich there
is not the least question of eX-
isting ia the mines and that above
the level Of the big tunnel which
is nearly thousand feet below
the old workings OF the mine. The
matter of driving an intermediate
level, cutting the vein about four
hundred feet below the top work.
ing on the vein, is under consider.
alton. This was the original prop.
osition planned by the old com
pany and surveys were made FOL
projecting tunnel. starting 1T
lust above the little Au yusta lake
on this side of the mountain, The
distance required to reach the veir
from this point was something owe
thousand feet. 1t is expected
that vigorous working will be th'
order of the day upon the August'
properties from this time forward
Subscribe for the ELk Mountail
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-08-19

July u, 1909
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance Of
the act Of Congress. approved May ~, isI2. {, +
Mock whose po-toilcc l. Marhlu- Colorado. has
made application for a patent Tor bi.i acres uu
tine iiiacA siutc. No. Placer, bearing -latc.
situate IN Rock Geek Mining Distrct. Gunni-
-On tounty. state OF Noiorado, ana DESCRIBED
a follows, va: The y. . of \ ! = OF ). W. . !.
the =. p of :. = of =. \. = ul \. Va the i. q
OF 5. ". a oi \. W. =. the l. q OF n. W. s Of
\. ". u an Sec. /, I. u =. r. . V; also thg =.
:, OF Il. - OF =. W a Of :. W. u and the ". q
ol :. L. 4 uf >. w "a i sec. .j I. II, $, x, hs W.
Containing an arca of aq.a acres after eN-
cluding ali conflict with sur. No GGg A., Ban
ner, Eagle. Falcon, F4ag and Curbstonc lode.
sur. No. u.-ig -, fiag. Mili-sitc. Sur. No. allo
Limo lode. sur. No. lii.i torwin Placsr, Sur.
No. 44lI l5lu. Marble and White Marble lodes
and sur, No. StsSJ isict Placer.
Nsi area ia Garfield Land District III ncrcs
Net area n Montru-o Land District. 80 acres
and forming portion OF the S W. 4 OF Soc.
% T. IL >. Il, - ". aud ". "a OF Sec \. ~ >. X.
>, W. of the 9Th 4. NJ.
SAID location being recorded in Vol. lt0. page
2ji ufthe Records OF Gunnison County, CoiorU-
do.
adjoining claimants owners of the above
named claims.
B.p.BLAlR
Register
First pub, August ., last October Il 1909.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-08-19

Subscribe for the Elk Mountain
Pilot. the best mining paper in
. the county for 81 o year.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-08-19
NOTICE OF APPLICATION For
UNITED STATES PATENT

Survey No. O3sl5. L. 3 Land O.iicc,
ioutrO-e, Colorado,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-13
DEATH COMES TO PEDESTRIAN
Unidentified Man Suddenly Topples
over on sidewalk-End Comes
in Police station,

Death came suddenly Tuesday morning
to an unidentified laborer between 40 and
50 years old, who fell unconscious to the
dewal on Sixteenth street near Center
street about SIS O'Clock, while on his way
to work. He was put on a southbound
South Omaha street car by DR.. Simanek,
who saw him fall. and taken to the saloon
at Sixteenth and Vinton streets by the
car crew, Conductor =. S. Roberts and
Motorman C. Martin. He died without re-
gaining consciousness a short time later
at the police station, whence he was re-
moved in the patrol wagon and attended
by Police Surgeons Newell and Barbour.
Coroner Heafey took charge of the body
n will hold a post norton examination
and inquest. An effort is being made to
identify the man, but his name and ad-
dress probably will not be learned until
this evening, when he does not come home
from work.
The man was carrying a dinner pail and
had nothing In his pockets that would lead
to his Identification. A pocketbook con-
tanning 8 cents, two keys and a cheap watch
were all that was found in his clothing. A
mark on the chin is the only mark on the
body, and is supposed to have been caused
by his chin striking the pavement. Apo
plexy is thought to have caused death, but
nothing definite as to this will be known
until after the post mortem and inquest.
The mar is described as being slightly bald,
with grayish hair and mustache.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-13
Catarrh Cured,
Gained 40 Pounds.

my wife has been a sufferer from
catarrh for the past 10 years. Being
a physician myself, I tried many rem
edies recommended for the trouble. 1
exhausted my own knowledge of rem
edies, yet nothing proved effective
until five years g this summer,
when my wife vas run down to almost
a skeleton, weighing about 100 pounds.
August of that year l got a bottle Of
your Malt Whiskey; in connection with
It l gave lao gr. nitrate strychnia,
three times a day, discarded all other
remedies, gave only the malt whiskey
as recommended with the strychnia as
above. In less than n yea she
weighed 140 pounds and was compar-
atively a well woman. 1 cannot think
too highly of Duffy's Pure Malt Whis-
key, for l believe 1t saved my wife's
life. Since giving 1t the trial with my
wife l have had many other ladies use
it in III down cases. usually getting
excellent results. DIR. ]. w. Saun-
ders, Unadilla, Ga.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-13

most improper for US to levy assessments
said Mr.. Gompers today. I'VE should
either make an appeal to all labor and our
friends for such financial contributions as
they can make TO the enormous expense of
the legal defense OF our case. or we
should authorize the abandonment OF any
attempt at defense and appeal. Whichever
course you may determine is the wisest or
most practical or Inevitable is entirely
agreeable to me and l shall willingly abide
by It,"
This declaration was made known by Mr..
Gompers to the executive council of the
American Federation of Labor which as
sembled here to consider the subject. Mr..
Gompers declared the federation had prac-
tically exhausted all its available funds.
President Gompers said counsel for the
Bucks Stove and Range company. in an
address before the Citizens Alliance, one
Of Van Cleave's organizations, some months
ago, boosted OF his achievements, that the
legal expense of the Federation In these
suits had already amounted to $4,000 and
yet more TO come.
Mr.. Gompers said that Justice Wright re-
fused on several occasions the request OF
John Mitchell for a postponement In rem
dering his decision. Mr.. Mitchell based his
desire for a delay on the fact that he had
never before been away from home on
Christmas and that It was his desire to
be with his family at that time.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-13
Son of Revolutionary War
Veteran Says Best for
Nervous Depression

For many years, like an old land
mark, l have seen your familiar trade
mark In the papers. It attracted my
attention finally, and 1 wish to say
that made a test OF your product and
find 1t an extremely fine article. 1t is
really pure, as o say, not over
stimulant and very pleasant to take.
1t produces no unpleasant after eff
fects. Because of its excellent quail
ties you ought to have a large sale of
It. 1t is an invaluable remedy in these
days when our mode of living is so
constituted hat the nervous system
is continually under a strain, due to
various causes, such Is business de-
preston and excitement. Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey is just the right thing
to help out under such conditions.
ut may be of interest to you to
know that my experience as a practis-
ing physician covers a great many
years, and l am the last living son of
a soldier in service even years in the
Revolutionary ."-Chas. l.. More
house, NJ. D., New York City.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-13
BACK IN PLUTARCH'S TIME
Mr.. Lycurgus Said Something That
Omaha Endorses.
ADD BEAUTY TO NEBRASKA FACES
An Addition to the Toilet which DIR. HOst
Mas Sent Forth On . Great Kair-
Saving Mission and II HAS
Made Good.

"A large head OF hair adds beauty to
a good face" This is what Lycurgus said
away back 500 b. c. Lycurgus was a
Spartan law giver. Plutarch tells about
him. IL Lycurgus were alive. he'd be
greatly interested today in the splendid
results or DR.. Motifs research for some
remedy that would prevent hair from fall
ing and cure badness. Lycurgus couldn't
have secured the formula for DR.. Motifs
Hair Tonic even II he desired to go into
the hair-growing business. 1t was the
wide-awake Memphis house OF The Hessig-
Ellis Drug Co.. which. hearing of the re-
Inarkable results which followed the use
OF this prescription for hair culture. Sc
eured the exclusive rights to market II
for the benefit OF women whose hair may
be thinning, and men who are bald or
rapidly getting there.
Dr.. Motifs Hair Tonic Is a most delight
full hair dressing among the hundred and
one or more preparations that are sold as
hair restorers or hair tonics. 1t Is a
valued addition to the toilet of any man,
woman or child who wants an aseptic
that will surely drive out all dandruff-
making microbes. In 80 per cent OF the
cases of badness. there's always a chance
to grow more hair and DR.. Motifs Hair
Tonic has made many a man who belongs
to that big majority, very happy. 1t has
succeeded in many cases where failure
has metNthe application of other prepare
tions.
Or Motifs Hair Tonic assures to women
a thick growth of hair and is calculated
to promote the-Iength. You can get this
Tome here In Omaha at Myers-Dillon
drug storel Ask about 1t.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-13
NEW TREATY WITH CANADA
Agreement Settles Questions
and Creates Permanent joint
High Commission

WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.-After a long
period Of hard. patient work, that in some
features Of which ran into years.
Secretary Root and Ambassador Bryce OF
Great Britain. tonight signed a treaty for
the settlement OF international differences
between the United States and canad
This is the agreement which has been
popularity alluded to as the waterways
treaty" but its scope is broader than that
designation implies and II contemplates
a disposition of everything In the nature
Of differences between the two countries
and machinery for questions that may arise
along certain lines in the future.
Provision is made for a joint high com
mission to be made permanent In char
acter.
Dependent upon the final ratification OF
the treaty by the United States and Great
Britain rests the settlement OF numerous
complex questions connected with the water
boundaries along the northern border, which
have been a source OF more or less an
noyance at different times. Included in
these are the regulations Of the use OF
the waters OF the great lakes, with the
secondary but none the less important
question OF the diversion OF the waters
OF these boundaries, including Niagara
Falls. which involve that OF the amount
of water to be taken out for power pur-
poses. the navigation OF the St. Johns
river. between Maine and New Brunswick
and the use OF the MIX river in the north
west.
The operations OF the treaty will partially
supersede the work OF the International
waters commission. made up OF representa-
tives OF the United States and Canada,
whose duty includes among other things
the entertainment and re-establishment OF
the location OF that portion OF the interna-
tional boundary between the United States
ana Canada, passing through the great
lakes.
Although no official statement h OBJ
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-13
EMIL RUSER GETS DIVORCE
Decree Awarded Man Whose Wife
COnspired with Hired Man
to XIII Him.

Emil Ruser was given an absolute d.
vorce and the custody of his year old son
by a decree handed down by Judge Estelle
Tuesday at Papinion. No defense was made
by Mrs. Ruser. who is in the penitentiary
in company with John Slayer with whom
she conspired last November to kill her
husband. Attorney A. E. Langdon ap-
peared in behalf of the defense, but II was
only a formal appearance and here WAS
no contest. Mrs. Ruser was not present.
of course.
There could lave been no contest even
had the defense 50 desired. 1t is matter
Of record in the same court that Mrs.
Ruser is In the penitentiary which alone
Is sufficient ground for divorce in this
state. Attorney Edward Bradley OF Omaha
appeared for Ruser. Ruser came from La
Platte where he is spending the winter
with his father and brothers TO attend the
trial.
Mrs. Ruser, who fell in love with Slayer,
a hired man, raised the window, OF her led
room one night and. Slayer by agreement,
came and fired at Ruser. who was lying
beside his wife. The murdsrous attempt
failed and the man and wonne were sent
TO the pen.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-13

tainable 1t is the understanding that the
contracting powers have agreed upon a
certain line OF principles. which are to
guide the commission in its work, leav-
ing TO them the Interpretation Of those
principles applicable TO the questions that
may require settlement from time to time.
This takes from the joint high commission
any functions OF a treaty-making body.
OTTAWA, Ont, Jan. n.-One effect of
the treaty signed at Washington will be
to limit the operations OF power companies
at Niagara Falls 10 those now in existence
and will confine the amount Of water they
may divert to $500 cubic feet per second.
h Chicago Drainage canal will be al
lowed to take 5000 cubic feet OF water
per second.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-13
One Raw Egg and a

I'm speaking Of Duffy's Malt Whis-
key, l find some people do not distin-
guish between a medicine and an in
toxicant. l was called to see an old
real estate broker who was very much
run down. no appetite, etc. 1 advised
five days preliminary treatment to
prepare his stomach for food; I assur-
ed him that he would have a good APP
petite then, and to commence with a
raw egg and a teaspoonful Of Duffy's
Malt Whiskey every four hours.
l told him l did not recommend II
as a beverage, l recommended 1t only
as a medicine. He took 1t as such and
is rapidly improving. Many other
cases could be mentioned, but time
forbids. 1 am a very busy man or
would go into further details. &c. w.
Reynolds, NJ. D., Chicago, Ill.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-13
THE WHITE PLAQUES RAVAeES
A Surprise that Came 20 One who
Was FASTING on Red Cross
stamps.

II never actually realized the extent OF
the white plague" said one who has been
buying and using the Red Cross Christmas
stamps. 'til l came to do up my Christmas
packages.
Then It struck me all at once that /
mustn't put the stamps on bundles sent 10
anybody suffering from this malady or into
any family with a member thus afflicted or
that perhaps had lost one. And do you
know that when l came to think I was
surprised at the number OF those I could
recall from right among my own close
acquaintances and friends to whom these
stamps would be a far from pleasant re-
hinder.
And so I withheld stamps from some
packages. but I put double stamps on all
the rest; and I am going to buy more
stamps to give what help l can to the light
against this dread disease"