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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-25
THEATRICAL MAN DIES.

ST. Louis. Oct. 2+.-Colonei John +.
Hopkins. father nf popular price the
atrical performances in the middle
west. died tonight He MAS II years
old and the founder of summer
garden business here, He drew many
actors from the legitimate stage tn
vaudeville Nat Goodwin. Francis
Wilson and manv other stars began
their stage careers with him. Two
daughters. Emma and Ethel Hopkins,
are now in vaudeville.
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CONGRESSMAN CHARLES N. FOW-
LER ISSUES CHALLENGE TO
SENATOR ALDRiCH.
MAKES A PROPOSITION
New Jersey Legislator Wishes to Ar
range for a Series of Meetings in
Our Leading Cities" on Theme of
Central institution-Opsn Letter Ex-
plains Motive.

Elizabeth. y. j.. Oct. 2i.-charlcS
y. Fowler congressman from the
Fifth New Jersey district and former
! chairman of the house committee Oh
banking and currency. today ad-
dressed an open letter to Senator
Nelson W. AIdrich of Rhode Island.
chairman Of the monetary commits
sion created by congress and also
chairman of the finance committee of
the senate. challenging him to IA
joint debate in one or more cities. on
the subject of central bank.
Mr.. Fowler writes that he Is np-
posed to the establishment of II CEN
tral bank. under the existing condi-
tionS. because he believes with it
would come most discouraging and
diSheartening favoritism and the uIti-
mat" destruction of our purely in
dividual and independent form of
banking. The letter follows:
The Challenge.
Just before you. started for Europe
in August. it was stated in the press
that as "A result of Il meeting Of the
monetary commission of which you
are chairman, Il central bank was to
he advocated by your commission and
that upon your return from Europe
your would proceed with n view Of in
structing tn" people upon our finan-
cial and currency needs and recom-
mend as 'cureall' Il central bank.
After your departure there was an
evidently inspired and WELL organized
propa ganda i'm favor of IA central bank
conceived and carried on for the pl1r-
pose Of preparing the way for your
home coming and your arrangements
to swing around the circle. and in
itiate the people of the United States
into the mysteries of our central
bank plan. Inasmuch as | am con-
Ninced that the one thing above all
others that this country does not
want is ii central bank. because 1t will
not effect nor accomplish the neces-
sary reforms. but in the end will make
Il bad condition immeasureahly worse.
therefore-in order that the American
people twho | know will decide this
most important question now pending
before them for consideration and de
termination. right as they did that of
the gold standard. If only they he
given an opportunity of having both
sides of ii fully presented and thor
oughly discussedo may be informed as
early rs possible now challenge you
To a joint debate upon the following
propositions:
'First-A central bank will not eff
feet nor accomplish the necessary re-
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DR.. Frederick \. Cook will arrive
in Missnula on the North Coast Linn
tied at 10 o'clock Wednesday night.
spend the night at the Savoy hotel
go To Hamilton and deliver lecture
in that city Thursday night, and. re-
turning to Missoula Friday. will de-
liver his lecture under the auspices
of the university lecture course in the
Harnois theatcr that same night. 4
telegram announcing that the doctor
will leave Minneapolis on the North
Coast Limited Tuesday night and ar
rive here the following night was re-
ceised yesterday by II. c. Mitchell. the
doctors confidential agent.
Mr.. Mitchell will go as far as Miles
City To meet the doctor and il Is
tfnnfinnnd Para
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Chief Distinction.

His chief distinction Was that nf Civ
ing his time exclusively t. the duties
Of the court He accepted no outside
appointments and undertook no work
not connected with the high tribunal!
He was in constant attendance ou thu,
court and hv gave the most careful al
tention t. all matters before il He
was married. but went little into so
cietr. lie accepted no invitations In
public funetlnns and mad. no public
addresses after taking his seat - 4
justice,
Cases involving the rights Of corpor-
ations received special consideration at
Justice r~cAham's hands aud he Mas
TIL" author nj some If the courts most
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To Defeat Tammany.

THE issue is the defeat of Tam
many hail. said the Rev. DR.. $. A.
Macarthur of the Calvary Baptist
church. in addressing his current
events class. "Tammany is the vilest
political organization the world has
ever known. There il not today in
any land such II band of political ri-
rates az that of Tammany hall. Its
present boss Is master Of our mayor
When our mayor WAS studying sci
ence and philosophy in Princeton, the
present boss of Tammany hall was
washing glasses behind Il bar in the
Gas house district This man is now
king of New York. II is amazing that
intellectual. patriotic Americans sub
nit To the rule Of the coarse, ignorant
tsrann:eal ear. Such a rule brings
contempt upon the city and upon II
democratic government. If Judge
Gaynor is elected. the same boss will
he his master"
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STATESMEN AND DIPLOMATS
GATHER FOR CONVENTION

ST. Louis. Oct. 9i--~Cnyernore. sana
lomats arrived here today and tonight
tn max" the "trip on the Mississippi
river To New Orleans Ia attend the
Lakes -to- the Gulf Deep Waterway as
soeiation convention. The first boats
Ia depart for New Orleans, where the
convention will open October 30. wert.
the four torpedo boats. which have
been here since October !. They got
away early today and will await the
fleet carrying the deep waterway dele
gates at Memphis.
Floating White House.
The 0leander. the government light
house tender. on which President Taft
viii travel WAS today made Il float ling
White House. Everything the presi-
dent will need after he emharks NJ :
o'clock tomorrow evening for fau~
and a half days trip Was placed OF
board. On the congressional boat I
Legislative hall was installed. 50 that
Speaker Cannon can hold mock sas-
sinns of congress. Speaker Cannon
arrived at East St, Louis tonight and
will remain there until he crosses she
river with President Taft tomorrow
He and Vice President Sherman
who arrives tomorrow. will be gr. sis
of honor ut the dedication exercfs. :
Of the new federal building in East
ST. Louis.
A Daily Paper.
\ daily paper will be used by the
reporters in gathering the news fran
the different boats in the fleet. The
paper will give the news as il de-
yelops. There will he - boats i'm the
fleet when il leaves Memphis, The
trip will he straight down the Mis-
sissippi with the exception of when
the fleet turns np tho Ohio IL stop
at Cairo.
The first governor In arrive was
Governor NJ. f. Hay of Washington
He Travelled the longest distance af
any of the visiting delegates, SEN
ator Smaot of Utah. also arrived today
a. did Senor Toledo Herrarte, minister
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noteworthy opinions of recent date
along this line. Among them may be
mentioned the case Of the Consolidated
Gas company af New York. in which
he held that. while rates fixed by tbs,
legislature must alloN IA fair return ON
investments. federal courts could not
Interfere Ia DECLARE them invalid I'M
less they We're SO unreasonably low As
to be confiscatofy.
One result of that decision was 10
cause the return Of several million dol
lars IL consumers of gas in New York
city.
Several Of Mr, Peckham's corporation
decisions dealt with the sherman anti
trust law. as applied by railroads
Thcs" included the joint traffic and
the transmissouri cases. in both -
which he held the law to be applicable
He also prepared and delivered the
opinion of the court in the case of
Attorney General Young of Minnesota.
in which he held that the federal courts
could interfere with the executive by
the state courts of an unconstitutional
state. Law.
When the news of Justice Pechham's
death was broken t. thc other MEM
bers ri the supreme court tonight all
Mere deeply affected Chief Justice
Fuller expressed his sorroA and said
that the passing Of Justl@@ Peckham
was severe loss to the American
bench.
A Tribute.
Justice Harlan vas overcome with
enotian when he heard the nexs. and
said: 1t Is 81 great tnss to the country.
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CHURCHES ARE GUARDED.

Rilhoa. Spain. Oct 24.-Ten thou
sand persons took part here to-day in
an anti-elerical demonstration and ex-
ira troops Mere drafted into service
The religious establishments have been
heavily guarded
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COLONEL ROOSEVELT STARTS
OUT TO GET BULL. COW
AND CALF ELEPHANT.
GOES TO kE|A DISTRICT
Wishes to Shoot Big Game in Cooler
Climate, So That Skins May e. Pre-
served in Good condi..or-Enthu
astc Correspondent Sends Hot
Hunting Story From Nairobi.

Nairohi. British East Africa. Sutur-
day, sept 25.-coloueI Roosevelt. ac-
cornpanied by his son. Kermit. Ed
m"nd Heller and H. ]. Cunninghame.
left for Ny"ri in the earlv DAYS Of
August with the intention Of getting
bull. cow and calf elephant AL
though better elephants are obtain
abl" in the Nile country of Uganda.
Colonel Roosevelt wanted to get an
elephant in the keia district. So that
Heller could have Il better chance in
the cooler climate there Of saving the
skin in good condition.
Major MearnS and Loring were to
60 to Nalrobi and send off their bird
and mammal collections to New York
and then fit out their caravan for
the expedition to the snow line oI
Mount kenia. 1920 feet high. They
started on the fourth Of Septem her
and made their first camp at kamitf
ranch. which belongs TO Hugh II.
Heatly. They were then to march by
easy stages over the Ruiro river, thu,
Ndarugu river (Which was the scene
of frutiess diamond rush in 1s0sp
over the fine concrete bridges at the
Thika and Chania rivers, where they
would see the beautiful falls at the
Junction Of those two rivers, thence
past Punda MiIa tZehra) where in
the fine farm of MeSsrs Swift and
Rutherford. and tn Fort Hall tnative
name Mairanga), Meanwhile. Colonel
Roosevelt was not idle and, as already
cabled. he has got n fine bull ele-
phant, with tuskS weighing about M
pounds each
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from Guatemala to Washington. Gov
ernor Hay tonight said he is inter
ested' in deep waterways because the
Pacific coast will profit by the deep
cning nj the Mississippi river when
the Panama canal is opened.
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HENRY c. LEA DIES.

Philadelphia. oct -i-H.nry Charles
Lea. widely knaMn as an author
banker. scientist and publisher. did
her, to-day. aged II.
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Jews in Danger.

Rabbi stephen :. Wise, at the FREQ
synagogue. declared the time Mas
fraught with danger to the multitude
of Jewish people in New York by rca-
son of the recent visit of II delegation
of l3 Jewish ministers, who called
upon Justice Gaynor and announced
their support. These men. he styled
as the ''self-appointed representatives
of Hebrew communities i'm this city
They are guilty If infamy." he
said. for from time To time it il said
in ignorance that the leaders of Tam
many hall are friendly To Jews |
deny such a friendship. 1t would he
dishonnring To the Jews"
The Rev. Charles F. Aked of the
Fifth Avenue Baptist church. nopu-
larry known as "Rockefeller's church, -
spoke On the Church and Politics. Sc
saying:
Americas one conspicuous failure
is in her cities; their misgovernment
~ her Feproach, Il scandal to our civil
ization. And all the world will be the
poorer If the genius of the American
people. the good. kind. brave people.
who are Americans. do not wrest the
government NJ the cities from the ham
dts who at "nce plunder. dehauch
and disgrace"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-25
JUSTICE PECKHAM is DEAD
AT SUMMER HOME IN Albany

Albany. \. Y. Oct. 4i.-Rufus Peck,
ham. justice of the United States su-
preIne court, died ut his summer hom.
al Altamont III Sis tonight
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Taft Leaves Texas.

Latle Rock. Ark. oct a4-presiaent
Taft left Texas this afternoon after
passing nine days in that state. and
is Speeding tonight towards ST. Louis,
where he will arrive at 1880 a. IT.. to-
morrow. NHh an Informal breakfast.
a speech in the ST. Louis auditorium.
luncheon and the DEDICATION of the
government building in East st Louis
before him, the president will have
every moment of his time occupied up
to . o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Then on the steamer 0ieander he
will lead a procession nf boats con-
tanning governors. senators and rep
resentatiyes down the Mississippi river
to New Orleans tn attend the CON
veation of the Lakes -to-rhe- Gulf Deep
Waterway association. When Mr.. Taft
reaches 81. Louis tomorrow morning
he will have covered a.106 of the u. .na0
miles i'm his itinerary. The river
when the president leaves New or
leans November l he will he within
easy striking distance of hon.e. being
scheduled ta arrive in Washington the
night Of November III. In realty how
ever. the presidents travels for 1909
will not and until November u for
he has engagements at hiddletawn.
Conn. November L.: at New Haven.
November II: at Na-faik. Va. No
vemher ~. and at Hampton. Ma. No
yaErhar "a
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Billings. oct. 24.~-When Governor
Norris touches the button that npens
the Dry Farmtng exposition tomorrow
morning, there will be present Loo
men interested in raising grain and
vegetables with little rainfall. Between
500 and 1000 more win arrive tomar-
row. SO that there will be an attend
ance of from GOO to 1000 delegates
when the fourth Dry Farming con-
greSs opens on Tuesday. The exposf-
ti"n and congress Jointly Is tho biggest
thing ever attempted at Billings.
Its History.
The Dry Farming congress was or
ganized In Denver four years ago and
was little meeting Of 15o men that
has grown until now il is attended by
several delegations nf that many men
and representatives uf at least II dozen
foreign countries. Its growth has been
aided by those Interested In the de
Eeinpment 0f the northwest. so that
nnW one of the features nf the coming
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No Chiio's Play.

Elephant hunting Is no chIld's play
for one must creep to within 20 feet
or nearer to the animals and, of
course. ii they get wind or hear the
hunter, the chances of his escape
are small. There is something very fas-
cinating about an elphant hunt. for
the chances are about even for the
hunter and the hunted
After getting his elephant. Colonel
Roosevelt went towards Mwcru
where there Is good shooting. \ sports
man recently came into NAeri frnm
Mweru. which Is less than DAYS
march from Mweru. who had cnconnt-
cred charging man-eating lion. Il
charging rhino and an elephant all
within 20 PAGES of each other. lie
shot the lion dead with his first shot
and then the rhino charged and fell
dead tn good shot. Then Ia his
amazement a bull elephant appeared
and he shot ii dead
Many strange things happen on the
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Its History.

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Tonino Up Voice.

Mr. Faft's voice this morning had
shown no Improvement over yester-
day and after he had made few
short addresses in Texas and Arkan-
sas. Has almost completely gone, The
presidents physician is 1T work On
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THE WEATHER

Today-Fair.
ToDUrrow-Probahly fair.
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The newspaper., 1909-06-25
Notice Of Sheriff's Sale.

Notice is hereby given. that by virtue of a
writ of execution, issued out of the Office OF
the clerk of the county court of the county
of Delta In the state of Colorado, and
to me directed, whereby j am com
manded to make the sum OF two hundred
and nInety-one and ninety-two one-hund-
redth dollars, and costs Of suit, out
of the lands and tenements, goods and
chattles of the deiendents, the amount of a
certain Judgment recently obtnined In said
court against The Church Of Christ, of Pao-
mia, (a religious corporation or society,( W.
II. Upton, j. X. Hester, T.. u. Field and Il,
NJ. Moulton. d.fendants. and in favor OF
Bashabe Quackenbush, plaintiff, / have
levied up IN the following described real es-
tate, as the property OF defendant, j. h.
Hester, to wit:
Lots four a. and FIVE 90. In block four a.
in Haley's addition to the town OF Pnonih,
Colorado.
Now, therefore. notice II hereby given.
that In pursuance Of said command, |, /. II.
Williams, sheriff Of the county Of Delta In the
state of Colorado, will on Monday, the 18th
day OF July A. ID. 1909, Mt the hour of one
o'clock in the afternoon, Mt the south frCnt
door of the county court house, In the town
of Delta, in the county OF Delta and state Of
Colorado, expose for sale, Mt public vendue,
and sell to the highest and best bidder there
for for cash in hand, all the right, title and
interest OF the above named defendant, j. X:
Heater. in and to the above described real
estate, or so much thereof as may be neccs-
sary to pay said judgment. interest, costs
and expenses.
Dated at Delta, Colorado. this 22d day
of June, A ID. 1909. |. II. WILLIAM,
Sheriff OF Delta county, Colorado.
First publication, June %, 1909.
Last publication, July 10, 1909.
The newspaper., 1909-06-25
Notice Of Sheriff's Sale.

Notice Is hereby given, that by virtue of a
Writ of Execution, issued out of the office
Of Delta in the state of Colorado, and TO me
directed, whereby l am commanded to make
the sum OF four hundred and twenty nine
costs of suit, out Of the lands and tene-
ments. goods and chattels of the defendants
obtained in said Court against the Church
of Christ Of Paonia:, "a religious corporation
z b. Field, defendants. and In favor OF Fred
Lucas, plaintiff. have levied upon the fol-
loving de.eribed real e1tat.. r as y, dhe property
The North. half Of the Southwest quarter
of Block four 90, In Haley's addition TO the
lots eleven I'D and twelve 12l and the
north twenty, s2ol let OF lot thirteen II, y,
the southwest quarter of the southwest
quarter of Section twenty-nine t29b, In
Township thirteen (13) south. 9f Range
cepting therefrom the following described
ten acre tract, to wit: Commencing at the
south we 1T corner ofsnid section twenty-nine
f29,) and running thence north. along the
section line y6J feet. thence north oso east
16O feet: thence north 24e 80, east 225 feet
thence north 5Go east I2I feet. more or less.
to- sub-division line: thence east along
subdivision linei i3 ieet; thence south
less. to south line of said section; thence
west along said section lire 3f3 feet. more
upon containing thirty acres more or less,
together with all bitches, lateral-. water
and water rights thereunto belonging or IN
anywi-e appertaining.
Now. therefore, notice II hereby given,
that In pursuance Of said command, !, l. IL.
Williams. sheriff Of the county Of Delta, In
the state of Colorado, Will on Monday the
10th day of July A. ID. 1909. at the hour OF
two O'Clock In the afternoon at the south
front door Of the county court house, In the
town of Delta, In the county Of Delta and
state of Colorado, expose for sale, at public
vendue and sell TO the highest and bert bid
der therefor, for cash In hand, all the right,
title and interest of the above name defen-
dant, j. X. Hester, In and to the above de
scribed real estate. or 40 much thereof as
may be necessary to pay said Judgment, in
terert, costs and expenses
Dated at Delta, Colorado, this 22d day
OF June A. ID. 1909. |. H. WILLIAhs.
Sheriff OF Delta County, Colorado.
First publication, Juue 25th 1909.
Last publication, July 10th 1909.
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The
Start
to a
Salary

Half OF getting anywhere
is in making the start.
Ifyou want to be success
fulfil you want to better
your position-make the
start. We have made the
start easy, and we have
made the whole way to sue
cess easy. So easy, in fact,
that you will be surprised at
the insignificance of the bar
rier that has kept you back.
The start to success is to
simply fill in and mail to us
the coupon below.
Read over the list OF occu-
pations in the coupon, mark
x before the one you want to
enter, fill in and mail the
coupon to us. By return
mail we will tell you how
you can easily, inexpensively
and in your spare time quail
fly yourself for the position
you want, and we'll send
proof of 1t in the form OF
facts as to what we have
done for Others.
The newspaper., 1909-06-25

A reception was given by mem
bers of the M. Z. church at the A.
B. Mead residence on Main ave-
nue. last evening in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Grant rutland, prior to
their departure for Gunnison. The
commodious parlor and hall were
filed with friends, numbering al.
most two hundred. An excellent
musical program was rendered
and at late hour light refresh
ments we're served.
The newspaper., 1909-06-25

We understand that Prof. Grant
rutland has accepted a position
as city superintendent of schools
at Gunnison and he and his
estimable wife will leave this
week for that place. We regret
their departure.
The newspaper., 1909-06-25

Billie Hopkins. the Crawford
Chronicle editor was a business
visitor in our city last Monday.
He says everything looks good
at Crawford. -frf
The newspaper., 1909-06-25

The Paonia Band boys and
Base Ball team will celebrate July
4th at Crawford this year Con-
sequently most of our people will
be in attendance and participate
in the sports of the day.
The newspaper., 1909-06-25

Mrs. Fred Wyman and Mrs. {.
T. Rawalt were delegates from
the Paonia Circle to the District
convention of the Women Of
Woodcraft in session at Gunnison
this week.
The newspaper., 1909-06-25

FoUND:-Pocket book contain
ing sum of money. Owner can
receive same by furnishing this
Office with description of pocket
book and denomination OF con
tents.
The newspaper., 1909-06-25

Master Dewey Hill captured
the 81 prize from the local box
last Saturday. The boys are
making good money during vaea
tion months gathering items for
THE NEWSPAPER.
The newspaper., 1909-06-25

For SALE:-l6 acres alfalfa on
ground. Cheap if taken Monday.
II not will begin cutting Tuesday
morning. A. A. SMITH.
The newspaper., 1909-06-25

Everybody will not be seen
every night. so plan to attend the
Kirmess at least two nights.
Admission so cents including re
served seats.
The newspaper., 1909-06-25

WANTED:-Clean cotton rags at
THE NEWSPAPER office-woolen
goods not accepted. 2 cts. per
pound for first hundred.
The newspaper., 1909-06-25

V. P. Rawalt was passenger to
Denver Wednesday morning on
business connected with his ne W
automobile garage.
The newspaper., 1909-06-25

R. L. Stanford was up from
Delta the last of the week looking
after Coop telephone business.
The newspaper., 1909-06-25

Ten acres, all in cultivation, only
one mile from town. Cheap. See
C. G. HAWKINS.
The newspaper., 1909-06-25

Mrs. Milton Edwards was up
from Hotchkiss the last of the
week visiting friends.
The newspaper., 1909-06-25

]. E. Warnock. the sewing ma
chine man. made a trip to Cedar
edge Monday.
The newspaper., 1909-06-25

Rev. l. N. Parvin and wife were
over from Crawford today visiting.
The newspaper., 1909-06-25

]. v. McClenathan and wife
made trip to Cedaredge yester-
day.
The newspaper., 1909-06-25

For SALE:-Baby buggy-Good
repair. Inquire of WIN. SHouP.