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The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-19

making the most prosperous section in
the state out OF it.
Fifteen blocks. comprising the entire
townsite of Roman. on the Flathead
ton yesterday. The lots in many cases
brought almost fabulous prices. show
ing the great faith with which the
bidders regard the future development
Of the reservation.
Yesterdays sale. like those of the
previous days, opened under most aus
picious circumstances. There We're
prospective buyers from Michigan.
Wisconsin and several other easern
states. besides 4 strong delegation of
residents of the reservation. and they
We're all determined To land some of
tn. prizes. Register Dan Arms, who
is acting as auctioneer. continued in
that capacity yesterday and made an
unqualified success of his job. The
bidding was slow. but in no case SLOW
enough To give ft,e appearance of stag
nancy. The residents of the reserva-
tion. many of whom have Indian blood
IN their veins. show the characteristics
hesitancy Of their wild forefathers.
but once started bidding they would
never stop until they had purchased
the particular bit Of land they wanted.
Competition MAS lively throughout
the sale. one lot. which was appraised
at SIS. was knocked down at s333.
while another OF like valuation went
to the purchaser for ssei- II is a
conservative statement to say that the
entir. townsite sold for eight times its
appraised valuation. At IL O'clock this
morning lots in III. townsite of st. lg-
natius will be placed ON sale. This is
the last town To be placed on the block
and its sale promises 10 be one of
the best attended of the five town.
sites
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-19
Kills Her Foe Of 20 Years.

THE most merciless enemy I had for
20 years" declares Mrs. James Dun
can. of Haynesville. Me-. was Dys-
pepsia. l suffered intensely after eat
ing or drinking and could scarcely
sheep. After many remedies had failed
and several doctors ave me UP.
tried Electric Bitters. which cured me
completely. Now | can eat anything.
l am 20 years old and am overjoyed
10 get my health and strength back
again" For Indigestion, Loss of APP
petite. Kidney Trouble, Lame Back.
Female Complaints. it's uneaualed,
Only zoe at Missoula Drug 60.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-19
INQUEST POSTPONED.

Chicago, Nov. lS.-The inquest over
the body Of kreigh Collins. former
western tennis champion. who was
found dead near his home in this city
Tuesday. was continued. today by the
coroner until November 80. The pos
sibility that Collins MAS murdered will
be looked into.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-11-19
GENTLEMEN

Do YOU know that YOU can buy .
velour calf. sunmetai calf or box calf
welt sole shoe--the IS kind-for -. IL
THE SAMPLE SHOE STORE
800 higgins Avenue
The Holbrook news., 1909-09-17
Snowflake Items from our
 regular Correspondent

Mrs. Marie Riggs gave party last week.
 We had one of the heaviest rains of the season last Friday, But notwithstanding the mud there was a crowd et the dance in Flake Bros. Hall.
 Mrs. Fish's social the other, evening, was the heone.forfun.
 R. P. Jones oSMesa City, one of the teachers in the District School has arrived.
 Joe Ramsey, one of our old residents, came in today from Mexico.
 MT. and Mrs. James H. Frost, S son Jesse who met with an ac- cident last week is getting bet ter.
 The Y. L. A. celebrated their Annual Day last Saturday.
 Prof. Clothier has returned to Tucson.
 G. M. -Nyce returned from New York the other day where has been attending school.
 John R. Hulet was in town Sunday.
 L. H. Mortensen made flying trip to Pinedale Saturday in the interest of the s. s. A.
 Ed Brewer has been very i'll with Typhoid fever but is slowly recovering.
 Miss Laura Ballard has return ed from St. Joseph. The chase in melon patches" was incom- parably tame beside the Chase she has had since her return.
 Whats that the editor keeps saying about Holbrook growing? Guess he hasn't been to Snow lake and seen the new buildings on the hill.
 Joseph F. Smith left Monday for the Decker ranch on business.
The Holbrook news., 1909-09-17

President Taft will travel se,ne- thing more than thirteen thou
 sand miles within the next six
 weeks. He has already made his start. He left Boston, Mass. last
 Wednesday. The President is
 after finding the ture pules of the great mass of the people concer- hing the tariff issue. We think he will find that after all, when ne sees the majority of the peo- ole that go to make up this great nation, that they are not of the opinion that Aldrich is the only shining light in the republican party. That the people as rule do not trust MT. Aldrich and Cannon. That the westerner is nore of a follower of Deliver the platform of iet tie re Tespaullcaa party meant a revision down. ward and not upward. Why was there a declaration for tariff re- yission in the republican plat form if it was not ment for a downward revision. MT. Taft will find the people so believe 1t that way and they will so insist. While the bill is concession of some slight sort and was made to satisfy the people. Aldrich and Cannon thought it would do. But the progressive republicans will insist for a better bill and they will get it.
The Holbrook news., 1909-09-17

There was a Mexican brought in fro,,o inc Railroad camp yesterday who bod received frightful gash on head bv the falling of stone. He was token to Dr. D. c. Browns ofnce HJhere the Dr. dressed the wound. We have not learned whether or not the man will recover
 The trains have all been running this moaI Last week they did not run of all this week from one to eight hours late.
 Tomas Flynn, Attorney from Flag staff was here yesterday attending to ! Ieqal matters in the District Court
The Holbrook news., 1909-09-17

Rev. E. Wright of Winslow. was here yesterday and preached very interesting sermon at the school house last night. We are al- ways glad to see MT. Wright, he is always pleasant and interesting. He is the evidence that goes to prove the goodness of our fellow man. We hope he will have charge of this charge next year.
The Holbrook news., 1909-09-17

John Divelbess is in town this week from Pinedale, shaking hands with his many. friends. John is always a welcome vIsrvvr in Holbrook.
 MT. and Mrs. John Murry arr contemplating a trip to Scotland to visit old home scenes. The young son of Frank Camp bell, was here from Sn owfiake, the first of the week. He had brought some horses from Snow flake for use in his fathers livery barn here.
 The Base Ball game Sunday by and between Uncle Sam, s regulars and the Holbrook Slabs was a hot one. The Slabs took the first stake and kept it throughout the entire game. The score was s to ] 5 infavor of the locals. This made two straights our boys made with the Regulars.
 1 HOW THE BATTLE SHIPS Grow.
 In Twenty Years the Size Has Increased Eleven Fold. 1 The American battle ship ls leleven times as big as it was twenty years ago according to J. HI. Marshall, chief machinist's
 mate on the gunboat Yorktown He was at the Union Depot las night. The Yorktown has a dis lplacement of a little more thar l2 900 tons he said. Itwas bull lin 1888. At that time, it was on of the biggest ships in the navy
 The warships built within thu
 last year, such as the Sout nlDakota, have a displacement c 2 22. 900 tons. The Yorktown wa s Admiral Robely Evans's ship i g 1894. It is still good vessel i it's class. The Oregon. which wa t the best ship in the American
 navy during the Spanish-Amel s ican War, has been out of comm t Iission four years. It is now l
 Bremerton Navy Yards nea r Seattle. "
 o K, Udall was in town Saturda
 from St. Johns.
The Holbrook news., 1909-09-17

F. Hanna travelling freight agent for the Santa Fe railroad, who lives at Los Angeles, was here yesterday in the interests of his road. MT. Hanna found time while here to make us a visit.
The Holbrook news., 1909-09-17
W. B. Cross is making some improvement at his home. ]

E. B. Newman shipped train load of fat lambs to the markets at Kansas City to day. MT. Newman is one of the large wool growers of the County.
The Holbrook news., 1909-09-17
If you need Doors, Windows, Q1rnber or Builders Hardware, Jall at A. & B. Schusters. i
For Windn1ills. Pumps and al kinds of repairs, see ,
 H: H. Seorse.

Miss Rosa Scorse who has been visiting at Los Angeles, came in Wednesday on No. 2 Miss Scorse is much improved in health and says she enjoyed her visit very much.
The Holbrook news., 1909-09-17

R. M. Soper will have on hand 1t all times good wood and coal to be delivered to your home on short notice.
The Holbrook news., 1909-09-17

A. and B. Schuster received ear load of meats direct from Kansas City, yesterday.
The Holbrook news., 1909-09-17

S. B. Shumway has just completed a .erent walk for Julius Wetzler in front of the Navajo Co. Bank building.
The Holbrook news., 1909-09-17

Miss Estella Knowles of Webs ter, N. Y. was here last Saturday on her way to St. Johns.
The Holbrook news., 1909-09-17

Dr. Brown was suffering Wednesday with rheumatism in his left shoulder. The Dr. says he never allows anything eo little as that to worry him.
The Holbrook news., 1909-09-17
The Albuquerque Fair October
 II to 16


 out to advertise their Fair spent a few hours in Holbrook to day. If the Fair is as big and complete as the car it will be a dandy The people of Northern Arizona will join hands with their sister Terri tory in helping to advance the common interests by bringing ourselves to. the attention of the whole west and a large part of of the East.
 ~ Never before have we been honored by visit to festival by ! the President of the United States. All the great south west should gather in Albuquerque October the Il to 16 to give Presi- dent Taft the cordial welcome that is his.
 The Albuquerque Fair Associa- tion has arranged for many new events most of which have never been before in this section. Strobels great air ship will make daily and night flights over the : grounds. Stobles ship took first and second money at the St. Louis Exhibition. this sight is well worth any ones money to see. Push Ball on horse back will be played for the first time west of the Mississippi, except for the one tine at Pasa1enl w1ere it attracted thousands of people.
 Besides these new features there will be the old standard fair and carnival events. The Black well Tobacco Go. has offered a S1O00.O0 purse to be known as the B1ll Durham Stake Race. There are big base ball purses offered and many entries have been made for the fifteen mile marathon, the start and finish is to be in front of the grand stand. In order that every one might see the President and big air ship the Santa Fe will offer extremely low rates.
 Plans are now being made for a big military pageant in con necton with the visit of Presi- dent William Howard Taft to Albuquerque during the Twenty Ninth New Mexico Fair and Re- sources Exposition next month. The military escort to the Presi- dent will include two troops of United States Cavalry from Ft. Wingate: three companies of cadets from the New Mexico Military Institute at Roswell ITO strong: a detachment of cadets from the Agricultural College ! at Los Cr1ces and detach n nent . of the New Mexico National | Guard.
 The First Regiment Band and Roswell cadet band, the Duke City band. the Capital City band and the Boys band of Albu- querque will all take part in the big uniformed demonstration and spectacle which will be the most imposing thing of the kind ever attempted in the southwest.
 A feature of the days pro- pram will be a review of the military by the President and officers of the army. This to- geather with the guard honor of sixty automobiles brilliantly decorated and other spectacular features will add the final touch to the tremendous dem onstrations by the people of New Mexico in honor of Americas chief executive.
 Another feature of the day will be the presence of prac- tically all the newspaper men
The Holbrook news., 1909-09-17

Mrs. Frank A. Buck desires to announce to the public that she will again keep for sale bread and pies.
The Holbrook news., 1909-09-17

John Conner was in Woodruff Sunday combining business with pleasure.
The Holbrook news., 1909-09-17

Mrs. M. L. Vaughan of Wins low is here visiting her son larry one of the Santa Fe opera tors.
The Holbrook news., 1909-09-17

Senator w. H. Clark received 2 car load of famous ISchlitz beer today.
The Holbrook news., 1909-09-17

Mrs. Wesley Jones, of Taylor, was here last Saturday.
The Holbrook news., 1909-09-17

Captain and Mrs. Warren and their little son are here to day to take No. 8 for Albuquerque.
The Holbrook news., 1909-09-17

For all kinds of Cement Work see s. B. Shumway, Holbrook,
 Arizona.
The Holbrook news., 1909-09-17

| " WASHlGNGION, U. C., July 20, 1909,
 NOTICE OF RESTORATION lOF PUBLIC LANDS TO SETTLEMENT AND ENTRY. ( Notice is hereby given that the Acting Secretary of the Interior has vacated departmental order |9f withdrawal in so far as the same affects the withdrawal for-
 irrigation purpose under the act
 of June IT, 1902 s2 Stat, 38s
 for use in connection with the
 Little Colorado River Project
 Arizona, of the following descri-
 bed land in the Territory of Ari-
 zona, and by his authority snch of said tracts as have not been heretofore finally restored and are not otherwise withdrawn, reserved, or appropriated, will be subject to settlement under the public land laws of the United States on and after October Is, 1889, but shall not be subject to :! entry, fling, or selection unti | 15, 1909, at the l United States land office at l Phoenix, Arizona, warning being 1 expressly given that no person | will be permitted to gain or exercise any right whatever under any settlement or occupa- tion begun after July Is, 1909, and prior to October 16, 1909, all such settlement or occupationI being forbidden:
 Gila and Salt River Meridian. !. IT. N. 21 E., all sections 6, '. and g.
 s. V. Proudfit, Acting Comm ssionea of the General Land )ffce. I
 Frank Pierce, First Assistant iecretary of the Interior.
 First publication Aug 13, 1909,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-01-08
Telegramy krajowe.

Washington, D. c., 8 stycznia.
- Senator Culberson Texas
przediozyl senatowi rezolucye po-
lecajaca komitetowi sprawiedli-
wosci doniesc senatowi jak mai
predzej ,czyli prezydent wedle zda
MIA konitetu mial prawo przystac
ma ,,absorbowanie' Tennessee
Coal and Iron Co." przez trust
stalowy, Culberson w dluzszej
przemowie ostro krytykowal czyn
nosci prezydenta Roosevelta, kto-
ry, jak mowil, domaga sic cd oby-
wateli stosowania sic do ustaw, a
sam postepuje samowolnie. Ro-
wniez utrzymywal, re kongres
ma prawo posr6d pewnych okoli-
cznisci robic przepisy prezydento-
wi. - Senator Hopkins bronil
prezydenta, utrzyrnujac, re Roo
sevelt ME zatwierdzil postapienia
trustu stalowego tylko ME uwa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-01-08
Dwaj wsp6lpracownicy W Springfield, Ill

kotez i przez Sir Eldon Gorst,
brytyjskiego ajenta dyplomatycz-
nego W Kairo.
Toledo, Hiszpania, s stycznia.
-Komisya budowlana uznala ka-
tedre W Toledo, jeden najwiek-
szych i najsiawniejszych koScio-
low W Europe, "a chylaca sic do
npadku, re jej zawalenia nalezy
sic obawiac.
Berlin, s stycznia. - w stanie
zdrowia operowanego powodu
choroby merck Sonora Castro da-
je sic zauwazyc nag}e polepszenie.
Operator, DIR. Israel, jest zdania,
re pacyent po dwoch tygodniach
bedzie nogl szpital opuscic.
Londyn, 8 stycznia. - Zbiegiy
z Rzymu ,,hrabia" Louis Hamon
zostal tu przez pewnego sprawo-
zdawce dziennikarskiego wysle-
dony. Hamon przeczy stanowczo,
azeby kogokolwiek oszukal O.
swiadcza, re kazdego czasu 60
tow jest wyrownac prawne zada-
MIA swych wierzycieli.
Port Said, 8 stycznia. - Anne
rykanskie okrety wojenne ,,Geor-
gia", New Jersey" .Nebras-
ca" przybyiy tn wczoraj. Okrety
Virginia" Louisiana" odjecha-
ly do Bajrutu W Syryi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-01-08

Temsamem szaprzeStza sic podanej
poprzednio wiadomosci, jakoby
W owym hotelu zgineli jacyS A
merykanie.
. Lizbona, 8 stycznia. = Podczas
bankietu, wydanego przez tutel-
szych oficerow, ma ktorym byi o.
becny krol Manuel;a ostrzegl pu-
blicznie jeden oficerow krola, re
istnieje sprzysiezenie, zmierzaja-
ce do jego zdetronizowania. Ow
officer powiedziai jeszcze kr6lowi,
ze otaczaja go szpiegowie zdraj-
cy. Paiacu krolewskiego strzeze
obecnie pomnozona warta.
Petersburg, 8 stycznia. - Spe-
cyalne depesze Teheranu dono-
sza, re szach wydal dalszy mani
fest znoszacy konstytucye.
w Shiras wydarzyly sic podo-
bne rozruchy jak W Ispahanie.
Zachodzi Ottawa, re wiesci o roz-
ruchach pladrowaniu tego osta-
tniego miasta wpiyna niepokoja-
CO ma nizsze warstwy ludnosci W
innych miastach miejscowo-
Sciach.
Londyn, 8 stycznia. - 5000 lu-
dzi wojsk posi}kowych, miedzy
mimi kompania artyleryi irlandz-
XII pulk strzelcow, odeszio Al
dershot do Indyi, azeby tam po-
magac do tlumienia rewolucyjne-
go ruchu.
Port au Prince, 8 stycznia. -
Rad haitijski prowadzi wielka
stanowczoscia sledztwo W spra-
vie dokonanych Is marca z. r.
egzekucyi, kiedy to kilkunastu
rzekomych rewolucyonistow wy
wleczono nocy lozek surna-
rycznie ich rozstrzelano. Wielka
liczbe urzednik6w bylego rzadu
obwiniaja tu udzial w sprzysie-
zeniu, wskutek ktorego owl ME
winni zycie postradali. Miedzy OBJ
winiony1ni znajduje sic tez gene
raj Montreuil Quillaume. Ukry-
wal sic on chwilowo ma niemiec-
kim parowcu ,,Alaai", ale go are
sztoWano.
Kair, 8 stycznia. - Kontrad-
mirai William P. Potter, komen-
dant 4tej dywizyi floty atlantyc-
kiej pewna liczba oficerow tel
dywizyi ziozyli chedywowi egip-
skiemu swoja wizyte j zostali
przyjeci przez sniego samego ja-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-01-08

aai "a swoj obowiazek przeciw
niemu wystapie.
Senatowi przedlozono obecnie
ma jego zadanie rome dokumenta,
tyczace sic dzialalnosci zwiazko-
wei tajnej sluzby. Tresc ich jesz-
cze ME jest znana, bo przedtem
rozpatrzy je komitet celem zioze-
MIA raportu; dowiedziano sic je-
dnak, re z jednego mich wynika,
IL w swoim czasie rozporzadze-
MIA prezydenta Roosevelta sena-
tor Tilman ze South Sarolina stall
pod nadzorem tajnej sluzby po-
wodu, IL byl podejrzany o wspol-
udziai w wyzysku gruntow zwiaz-
kowych W Oregonie.
Washington, D. c., s stycznia.
- Komitet Perkinsa, wyznaczo-
ny przez izbe poslow celem opra-
cowania rezolucyi w sprawie kon-
trowersyi tyczacej sic tajnej sluz-
by, poleci dzisiaj izbie, by specyal-
ne oredzie prezydenta Roosevelta
tyczace sic tel sprawy, jake lekce-
wazaca odpowiedz ma zapytanie
izby po}ozyc ma stol. Nadto poleci
komitet, by tax samo postapie
owym ustepem rocznego oredzia,
ktory tyczy sic tajnej sluzby, a
izbe obraza. Odczytanie tego ra-
portu moze wywolac sensacye,
gdyz po raz pierwszy wydarzyio-
by sic, re izba ignoruje oredzie
prezydenta dlatego, re ono jej sic
wydaje lekcewazacem.
Washington, D. c., 8 stycznia.
- w senacie wniesiono poprawke
do noweli budzetowej, przediozo-
nej przez komitet finansowy, ma
mocy ktorej pensya prezydenta
Stanow Zjednoczonych podnosi
sic $4,000 ma 100000 roeznie,
W czem jut wliczono $4,000 wy
znaczonych corocznie prezyden-
towi ma koszta podr6zy. Nadto
komitet finansowy polecil pod
niesc pensye wiceprezyd. i mowcy
izby $4,000 ma $4,000 rocznie.
Wnioski te zfozyi senat w rece
komitetu budzetoweo.
Detroit, Mich, 8 stycznia. -
Sledztwo W sprawie porabanych
zwlok znalezionych W piecach me
todyskiego zboru W poblizu Co.
lumbus jeszcze ME tylko ME do
prowadzilo do wykrycia Shadow
n1ordercy, ale nadto wzbudzilo
watpliwose, czyli pastor carmi-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-01-08
PRZEGLAD
POuTfN MIEDzYNARODOWEJ.
Chicago 8 stycznia.
(Rosya ! Austrya).

Jeszcze przed kilkoma tygodnia-
mi, zwlaszcza zas W pierwszych
chwilach po ogioszeniu aneksyi
Bosni i Hercogowiny, nastroju
rosyjskiej Opinii publicznej, ma
dziei, zywionych W Serbii Car
nog6rzu, wnosi6by mona, ze po-
miedzy Rosya Austrya rozwarla
sic nagle przepas6, kt6ra poch1o-
ne}a niedawne poprawne stosunki
sasiedzkie dw6ch panstw. Zdawalo
sic w6wozas, zs ma tie rywalizacyi
wplywy ma pOlwyspie balkan
skim wynikna6 moze pomiedzy o.
bydwoma psnstwami pOwazny "a
targ, kt6ry doprOwadzi6 moze ma
wet do rozprawy Oreznej. DIS
powody do niepokoiu mine}y. Ja-
snem jest dzisiaj, ze jakiekolwiek
uczucia budzi krok Austryi W ro-
syjskich sferach pOlitycznych W
szerokich ko1ach opinii publicznej,
uczucia te ME dOprowadza do zad-
nych krok6w ryzykOwnych, gdyz
jasnem jest dzisiaj zar6wno dla
rzadu, jak dla spoleczenstwa ro-
syjskiego, ie Rosya obecnie pro-
wadzie wojny ME chce ME moze.
Sytuacya zas polityczna Austryi
ME Jest tegO rodzaju, aby panstwo
to, pomimo wOjowniczych giOs6w,
jake rozlega}y sic z austryackich
ka wojskowych, wazyc sic moglo
na prowokOwanie wojny Rosya.
Jest przeto pewnem, re ma przysz-
lose najblizsza stosunki pomiedzy
Rosya j Austrya uloza sic wed}ug
Enanego przyslowia rosyjskiegO, ze
Itchy pok6j lepszy jest cd dObrej
zwady.
Wobec wzrastajecego nastroju
pokojowego opinii rosyjskiej
wzgledem Austryi, ME bez znacze-
MIA 50 giosy, kt6re potrzebe u
kszta}towania sic stosunk6w WA
jemnych pomiedzy Austrya Ro-
sya wysuwaja W spos6b dyame-
tralnie przeciwlegly tym sferom,
kt6re rOzprawe Orezna pomiedzy
dwoma paGstwami uwazaja "a ko-
nieczna W bizszej lub dalszej
przyszlosci. M6wimy o tyeh gio-
sach prasy rosyjskiej, kt6re wska-
zuja ma potrzebe i pOzytek sojuszu
pomiedzy ROsya Austrya. Prof.
Pogodin wskazywai na potrzebe
sojuszu Rosyi z Austrya, wycho-
dzac z zadaG polityki s}owianskiej
Rosyi, wskazujac na potrzebe wy
emancypowania zar6wno ROsyi
jak i Austryi z pod wp}ywu
Niemiec.
'ROsya = pisal prof. Pogodin
= zarniast marzy6 o zniszczeniu
hub oslabieniu Austryi, pOwinna
da4y6 do Scislego sojuszu Austryi
dazyc do scisiego sOjuszu z pan
stwem, W kt6rem S}owianie posia-
daia powazne stanowisko wp}yw.
Znaleze dla naszej polityki "a
granicznej = pisze autor = pod
pore wsr6d begatej, dobrze zorga-
nizowanej, sympatyzujacej z nami
pokrewnej ludposci, byloby RE
CA pierwszorzednej wagi. =. Ia
miast tego, posuwamy sie pokor-
ME pod kierunkiem Niemiec ku
przepasci, do kt6rej pahstwo to
zepchnae mas pragnie. Wyrwae
Rosye Z rak uismieckch, zwr6cie