The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-31
NOTES OF WALLACE
Special correspondence.

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wallace, Oct. 30. - The Occur
d'Alenes is TO be the scene Of speed
war in "A short time when the O. r. 4
y. cutoff Is completed and trains pur
on the new run, and residents of the
district will not have to spend so much
time making the trip between here
and Spokane AZ In the past The q.
X. g. \. win be able to cut down It's
running time substantially over the
cutoff. To offset this the Red Collar
system, which runs the boat line be-
tween Harrison and Occur d'Alene,
and the Inland Empire electric liue
system between Occur d'Alene and
Spokane have combined to lessen the
time of their run between Harrison
and Spokane. the route most generally
used for passenger traffic.
The Methodist revivals at Gem have
been abandoned owing to the spread of
diphtheria in the canyon town. The
meetings opened with a great show 81
interest, but as soon as the dfseasJ
had made itself felt the people re !.
manned away from the church. No
new cases of the disease have been
morning the Gem schools reopened.
Because there was no evidence to
show that James Davev and Heski
Soumla had stolen nine pairs Of
trousers from Herman Rngelrs stora
at Mnllan as charged. the two wer.
released after a trial I'm Judge Ken
nedy's court in Mullan.
the new smeiter at EnavIlle viii
blow in about November /. Ore con-
tracts with mines in the Murray dis
trict have been closed The present
capacity of the plant is 80 tons and
1t Is sn built as to permit of enlarge
ment as needed. The plant will USE
"A new reduction process invented hv
Maurice Blanchard of Portland.
Because her hnhand. Ewald psritz
of Spokane. would not work. though
positions We're frequently offered him.
and she was compelled to earn Il living
for herself and two little children. Mrs.
Ruth Psritz claims she Was right In
leaving him and she asia a divorce ana
ailmonE. Mrs. Pyritz alleges further
that her husband lived off her earnings
al laundry work until she abandoned
him.
orrin III. King of Chicago. repre-
sehtlng business men nj that city. is
IN the district arranging for the i'm
mediate construction of Il $4,000 plant
at the old Martin ranch. between Wal
lace and Mulian. tn handle the shines
OF the south fork Of the Occur d'AIeres,
These shines are rich with lead from
the Morning mine nj MulIan. \ spur
viii be run from the Northern Paciffc's
Atssoula branch and the station viii
be known as Trete
DR. Hugh France. who died i'm Seat
Tie Of cancer Of the liver will b., hurried
IN Portland Saturday Many floral
offerings have been ordered hv friend,
in the Occur d'Alenes.
Cut and stabbed in n dozen places
with knife held in the hands of n
fellow countryman. Louis Frascnna. nm
ttatian. is in local hospital When
the officers sought the name Of hfs
assatiani he steaifastlv refused To
give the information. his remarks
showing "A gltmmering of loyalty {,
his one time friend. i no tell on my
enuntrSinan." MAS his renfv to ouas-
lions Frank Sarveun Mas arrested
on suspicion nj being the assailant ana
the police say they have evidence Il
prove he Was the man, Frascona may
Recover
Wallace howlers have organized
city bowling league with r. Nj Withes
las president and Earl Bradley as sec
Rotary and treasurer. A COMMITTEES
has been appointed To formulate by
laws and report at a meeting later this
week At that time the. teams will be
selected,
Sam Sharpe. the man shot to death
i'll cold blood Al clarkia because h.
refused Tn pay a gambling debt of
S23, proves tn be member i'm gon;
standing OF the Western Federatio,
of Miners, Butte local. John Lock
hart,a gambler. is held IN tina charg.
nj being the murderer. aud thu evi-
dsnce against him is said IL be strung