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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-14
TELEPHONE SYSTEMS
FOR COtUR D'ALENES

Supervisor Elers Koch of the Lolo
national forest has started a crew of
men at work on the construction of a
government telephone line. which will
connect the Petty creek ranger sta
ton, in the Occur d'Alenes. with the
Bell telephone system at Lothrop. the
line TO be about four miles i'm length
When this is completed the men will
be put to work on the construction of
lines connecting Iron Mountain.
Quartz. St. Regis and Haugen. All of
these lines will be for the exclusive
use of government employees. and no
private persons will be allowed connec-
ton.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-14
LOCAL SOCIETY
Gleason Humeston Wedding.

The many friends of MIR. stephen
Humeston will be surprised and
pleased To hear of his marriage to
Miss Caroline French Gleason of Lam
sing, Mich. on September .. at the
brides home. Mr.. Humeston was con-
nected- with the forestry department
in Missoula for several months ana
made many friends while in this city.
He is now in the United States land
office in Helena. After October Is Mr..
and Mrs. Humeston will be at home
to their friends at 5SS Rodney street
i'll Helena.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-14
This Will Interest Mothers.

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for
Children. a certain relief for feverish-
ness. headache. bad stomach. teethins
disorders, move and regulate the bow
els and destroy worms. They break
up colds in "A hours. They are 81
pleasant to the taste and harmless as
milk. Children liket hem. over 10000
testimonials of cures. They never fail,
Sold by all druggists. csc, Ask today,
Don't accept any substitute.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-14
catarrh Cannot Be Cured.

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot
reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh IL a blood
or constitutional disease. and il order tn cure
it YOU must take internal remedies. Halls
Cafarrh Cure IL taken internally. and acts di-
rectly the blood and mucous surface
Halls Catarrh Cure is no, a quack medicine. II
was prescribed by one of the best physicians in
this country for years and is a regular presCiip-
tion. II is composed of the hest tones known.
com pined with The best blood purihers. acting
direcfiy the mucous surfaces The perfect
examination Of the two ingredients is what pro
docc~ such wonderful results ia curing catarrh
Send for test inoniais free.
p. J. CHIMNEY & Co. Props. Toledo, O.
Sold by druggist price fSc
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-14
GET MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Clerk of the Court Conlon yesterday
issued marriage licenses to Joel Ed
ward Culver of MissOula and Deborah
l.. Burrig of Missoula. and Martin
Staheim OF Missoula and Hilma Thorn
of Great Falls.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-14

There is only one soap
that can be compared
with Ivory Soap, and
that is genuine, unadnlfer-
afed, white CASTLE Soap.
Very little of it is for
sale in this country.
The. so called Gas
tile" soap sold by the
majority of drug stores
is not CASTLE" Soap at
all; it is a cheap and in
ferior imitation of a
meritorious article.
Ivory Soap
99+>1oo Per Cent. Pure.
q
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-14
Health and Beauty Aid.

Cosmetics and lotions viii not clear
your complexion of pimples AMI
blotches like Foley's Orino Laxative.
for Indigestion. stomach and liver
trouble and habitual constipation.
Cleanses the system and is pleasant
To take. aGrden City Drug Co. Geo.
Freisheimer. proprietor).
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-14
Personals.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. Bickford of Butte
and their daughter. Mrs. Will Murphy.
are guests in the city.
Mr.. and Airs. George Slack of Miles
City are guests at the home of Ir
and Mrs. ". III. III. Dickinson.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-14
EARIiNG HERE.

General Superintendent Earring of
the Puget Sound will pass through
Missoula today ON his way back to
Butte from the coast
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-14

ernoon by Airs. NJ. G. Rathbun at her
home in S:outh Missoula. The early
hours of the afternoon We're devoted
to neediework and ut O'Clock tea Was
served.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-14
Five O'clock Tea Club.

The Five O'Clock Tea club was
pleasantly entertained ON Monday aft
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-14
MIR. and Mrs. Reilly Will Entertain.

Mr. and Mrs U. NJ. Reilly Will en-
terrain Il number Of their friends at
their home III South Missoula on
Tuesday evening at Il whist party.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-20
Sile ltnO @eilc.
llnclc Sum lunrtct nuf CiuC GrtIG'
runa gticaragua'S.

2Imcrifoucr ouf 9cicbl 3cIogo'@.
9lQc GuBclnbeitcu mcrocu jc.
0oh flargcIcat mcroclL ebe mel
tcrc Shrittc criollcu. - lSl5mi.
ihcu ioQ cine uaHrc Shredena.
bcrrihaft in Der ccutrol.omcrifQ'
uiicbcn &cpubtif criitirCn.
O}oiienpcrbuihmacu mo &urid-
tlm0cn obnc Ero3ciic.
8oibinatou, :. s. 10. Non
- 9ia beltc llbeuo iin0 feline pcitc
rem 9}uDrihteu iiber Die mgcblidi
ouf 9cfcbl bcS Erdiioeuten 3elNo
IN gticora0uo uolljogenc Sinrid)hmQ
Der 5iuei 2Inlerituuer @eroD GuuloH
mo 2conuro Groce bier ciuaelauicn.
IU5 StootS0epurtemcnt luortet &c
0uI0iQ ouf einc 0icSbcjiiglihe GrtId-
Iu''A ott Nc9tCtl'l'B gt''ulu8"u ''I'o
ric SocbIN0e lit inocIlen cine iebr &c
lPai'llE'; SoIt% OId ole g'aWrlul oV.
'ul'NL ouB petoe "'ul'llct ttoIt t!,te@ !,. =
'VcH"HVr'WI'tWV'! "Fl9c'lH Il'I'''tt
lul'FoV'L locll !lC prrIlullt'L ll'''
Nrt'PPCH oV@ Frultoe''leH 3ttu9u W ut,
l'gtC erollHpotl'WlrIe ''l'l SVilo'l''l
tai o'e S'lIl ST Iprcll9e'L 10 iollroe ~
iN'e man ptet oll@'lholioerltBt i'oQ
llll'l!'r 'ra9ti9 leIL Oh Que ''nlltolloe
p't l''I''iiloFlIWe 9ll'r'ulllll4 trulIet'
n3le'' et'l Ai.H'lII ul'I SW'lr pl'tW
2's ",,''el ooVi Sptpcoo2 H"' "l' e',I
Htt IeqltlliIef 8tle9@I''nrl!l'9. lllto
lprlu H'Wl erlo'c!en w. ouB ''u ote
jlPel SlI!lerltol'et III %ett'elollll9 ooeF
al" Sp'olle III olc Sllllcll DER Negle'
rlllI99trilppen e'lllnltDeh % pilroeh
lle IIllllIer llon sur Vepollolllll8 olH
;rt,'''8'I"''7'"' ;I;,. ''''U,''9' 9e'''''"
l(ud in Der bieItaen 0Seionotidoit
9ticnroauos lino beute feine gtoh.
ribten iiber aic 9lfiaire cinaetroIien.
,(m StautS0eportement mciaert man
iih, 0ic N6qli6feit Der 9(nerfcnnlma
Der ,$niuraenten in gticurooua an be.
iprccbcll. obuobl cine iplcbe 2(nerfcl.
luu1u ais icbr mobrideinlih ailt. Ger
&rclBcr ,Ccs Woincs" ruO oos &o.
noucnboot ,,Gidsbllru," meld,e nod
Gcrinto, rcip. 4}ort Qimon ocihidt
lUor0cn limo, merocn iih iiirs GrIte
ollcr icin0icliacn W}abnobmel eni.
Aoltcn. bis Glarbcit in Die Sohe &c
bgudt morbeu it,
Die ,{niltroerlten bobcu ocuenn1r,
tin mfn0citens Die S1litc 6cs oIcbiet5
Don g}icarQouo. cinihlicblih DER aou.
5cn otlontild,cn QiiIte. nit 9lusnohme
uun @reutolpn, in ibrcnt Qclib. lnO
olIh @rcptolpu miro pon linen
blodirt
Qp(ono,a 1nrnpnci
IS Il III a. ~. gtooclllber--ElllH
'tICato9lla plet 0llAelul'9te Fal'd'
8lerc ll'cloe''' ooB Frolloellt 3elo9a
que pe3'eDlllael' mn Nole oe Alloo'
res re- opAcoronell pot illlo odB olc
NopillIIl0 oe@ SeeteteIl 5lI Wlallalld
So9 ltllo foOf oeloa1t miro. 3e'
lo9o, loelper lelnen SonoSlellteIl
'l'lBlroilt 0ot llD nllt Tu@lonocrll
l!lll9eoelI ltho lIocr lOlO Eerlonen
lIno III Der @alptltdot cllgetcrtert
ootoelL lpell lDre So0olltdt oerootb.
ll8l mlro, ooer neil lle 'Ib meldertclt
ole @rIe99lteiler 81 bc31blrn.
3il@ oiloerell A.llellcn mlro iI0cr
CilIe loo0re S9rcdcn9reAlerlIng III
yt.'c9foGi'o perl9tet. >'c0r %erloII
Que nj Seroont lleDt c" lllIt oel 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-20
Srbt 1T lie anfricoen.

Yerrp, Gfln6, 70. gtopembcr -
D&ebt fam itb }uirie0en nod 0ouie
jnrilfebrclL nod0em i6 ben DtGroer
mcineS @atten balrmcln geieben
bnbe."
N}it obiacn Worten madjte ,Srnit
Nooc 1ea aus GdlomeQ. as., ihrem
0cr3en quit, nn6oem NcnrD 9lrm.
i,ron9 melt6cr ibren Gbelnann Dor
c!IiAcn Dtonatcn in Ecrrp aet0otct
bntte, our6 Den Strong binaeribtet
worocn mar. 6rnu sen clltiernte iid
uift ais Die &Ioppc gciaQtn lpnr.
irnoeru bcitonO Ouroui III bleibcu.
bis Die omucienoen 2Ier5tc Den Zoo
res Wionnes ofii}ieQ conitatirt batteit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-20

3cit pon @Iooitpnc inn ltntcrbouie
pCrtrctencn Ititrift3 Ocn &m. :. Is.
6nrocp ultfgcioroert bat, in Scr Be
unritcbcnbcn Muhl ais li6erulCr San.
0i0at oli3lltrctcn.
z Strtruactteu mcr0Cu I'M
unitGn0iQ.
2onOun, 10. 9(oucm6cr - 0ie
,GucninQ Nelu0" berihtct ol5 }uucr
lGiiiQcr Guellc, Dab Ole SuiiraqcttclL
Die iitnAIt pcQcn 6ricocnobrutD3 5lt
GeiGngniBltraicr uerlrtbeilt murocn.
cine ucuc ci1cnortigc W}ctboOc crQrii-
len bu6cu mu oent Erotcit Qc9cn
tire &crlIrtbeihrtn 2Iltaorud 81 &c.
ben. Sic Wci0crn lid @cfdngnibs
trodt }ll tro0clL 1no 0u mun ibncu
ihre iibri1cn &lciolttg9ltiictc bel 2lltl
b0uoiQuuA ser C5cinnacncltflci0u1A
obgcnonmlcn bot 10 libcn lie lpIitter-
nndt luic Der 0crrAott lie gcldlnficn
hat III ibren 3cucn lmo liuacu mit
beAeiItcrtcr StiuUIe Oic oSuIiru1ct-
tcusW|urlcIlollc".
&roQuicmiti h Dor @crih I.
@uOopcit t9 Noucmbcr. -
&or Dem 5titdnoiQcn @cridt bat oic
Ero5ciliumQ 0c2 ierbiirbCu Shlocr-
ten Spoio &roguicuitb beNouucn.
Gr iii, mic ictncr5rit gcntcIoct Opnlo-
icrucIcr &cr0cbcu, icrncr Der Grprci-
lung llntcridlaQlnA lmO 0cS Eicb,
itubI5 onactloat.
Sobolo oic Ncrbonohm0 ibr GnGC
crrcid)t bat miro @ragliclpitid)
mo6ridcinliG nod @erlm au3geIie-
icrt mcrOcn. Gr itcbt inn DriuQenocu
&crood)t. Den &dicbduoIcr GnQcl IN
Der 0eutihcn HcihSbotptitoOt ernor-
oct 81 bobcn.
0ic Grbcblm1Cn luclhc DDu ser
Roli3ci iibCr Ole Eeriou 0e5 &roNiI-
icuitid) ongcitcut mor0cn, ba6en
IdHAlt crQcbcu. onB cr elmer Der &c,
i0brIidltcn &crbrcdcr lit, uou ueI-
den Die GrinliuoI.G6ruuif ser urue
rem Belt bcri6tct bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-20
Salt in 9turfUlf.

Froarunme 3ur ,Sctlrun9 0e2 Son'
oe9oberbollpta 0urh8ciilbrt, -
Gnpion1 inn oM}outiceQo.Sotcl,~
aroBer i5clBua, NcOct II. !. 10. --
}ln0rem Carnegie NOR oud oo6ci.
9torfuIf t, go, 10. Nuuem6Cr. -
9roii0ent 5nit fam nm $50 belte
iriib oitf Scr 9ncbt ,,OtoufIomer~ bier
oil, uno ein Sulltt Don 81 aanonen-
idliIicn mur6e abaeiellcrt, ais 0aS
6u68eug bel S1oipitolsEoint uor }ln.
let Qing. Iua fiir sic @cruillfomu.
nun9 oe@ &nnOcSobcrboupt9 nlige'
ItcQtcFrogramu mur0e 0lrhgciiibrt.
Sr. 5oft fam nui Dem 9iemorQueur
oO'obamt" nn'0 2on0 mo rUurOc 5llz
crit 6lrh 0en 9I0miroI &. ,. SotIz
iiQ 9cfcbI9bnbcr Der ,5lottenitotiorr,
iai0 Damn Olr6 Oic GmpiongS 60
nit'n Scr Stoot 9toriolf mo Der
y Iccpcr @ntcrluaDa .}liiociotion" be
luilltoun1nct. 9}nb cinCm i'm oWon'
ticello-6otcI" ltuttgcilnl0cnen Gms
piona bcaob cr iiCb uui cine no6e 0cm
Gcnfo0erirtcu Document crrid)tete
Iribiinc, no cr cine WiilitGr, mo
@iirQcrpnroOe 9leouc paiiircn licR
lnO oonn cine lGngerc 9tcOc bielt
2lti icincm &cAc nah Scr Sri6iinc
lUurOc cr uon 400 Sfulfinocrn be-
driiBt mclNc in Der 6ornl elmer ome-
ritolilhen tSlnagc Qruppirt morcn
in0 009 Nic0 ,9Imcrito" lungcn. TSn
icncr 9icOc trot Der QrGii0ent cncr-
g,ih iiir 0ic 3wcdc in sic ShronfcL
lUcIdC Die olecpcr Notcrmans 2(Iio-
citation" pcrfolAt. 9ln0rcm Carnegie
ldloB iih ihm bier on. tSrnu Ioit
mo ibrc SdmcIter, 6rol 5bonlaa g
&ougblin aus I}ittSburN, fomen nm
cruurtcter @ciic pnn Der ,,Utnp.
iiomer" ans 2ono lmo mudtcn cine
liutomobilinbrt 0urd 9toriolf, fcbr
ten ieooh OH Qoro Der 2oht 5lrif
obnc2lntbeil an irgen0 cincr scr bcutc
Bier ueronItoltctcn 5citlihfcitcll 3li
uCbmen.
0cltc 2lbcno ipciitc ser Gr1iioent
rcl Srn. }crgu9 91ciO rnO pielc Der,
norroaenoc 9epobuer ser Stoot wo.
ren 81 Oenr Gncr cinqelnoen. Spq.
ter bcgob er lid miebcr an 9orO Scr
cWoDIlomer, mclcbc morgeh iriib
iibcr Sompton &n, nod Noibinaton
GbAebcn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-20
8rebm's 8ier,
ONE GRADE OILY

Slaidrnbier, 6eites gier gebraut -
GuiGdft aeraoe aenua aitobol
GO dn eintm sefnnoheitiidlen 0ietrdnfe
so Madiem l3H. 4rp6rnti
Sd3He. iueribboue nno luiinihensluertbe Qrd
nlietl frei fir lSamlien, ,stltioidait
Sbre Neitcuunaen iiHo GeiH6t
Beibe Telephone. (ae9-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-20
Mlit mandtn Mbiihrnitieln lrIrh ner niiuiel

Dit mandlen Abitbrmittelu uirb Der aIuier
GnGefabrl beirogen. net! iie jn feiner Rairr.
RcGIdBen gtlUtpuug Der Sdrrie nerIeleu. fofs
ccrn eine gcmuItidme 6er6eifilbrcn. 1dtiirqr
mdb iyiricn st. 6erunro ardutcrpineu. Edbcr
III biciea lltbcmdbrie Aluireiniguuasmtiie ulle,
nal beilf1n nu0 icir C5ebrauch Bot nieinnls
uadibrtlpc 3olgen Noreirc q. Aeiiiideoier
a 50. FOR 1916 Gem port sin. um nnents
nctlih cine Brobe 81 beioanien. Die e.
Nerndro arditcrpiGcn lino TT Ouen 4potbeicu
5u 1lbell. @rels % Gents. (9lspSG MIXED
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-20
goc6'S yS6afc ltp."

Nlcbr GntlaIilmGeu i'm NciU-Dorfcr
3oaont - lluter Ocn obgeicBtet
cgamtcn beituOet iid 6iilis.Sur4
ueuor Somea i. Bail,
ytcm gort. t9. 9tooem6er. -
3oacinncbmer 8m. 2oGb tilnOigte
bcutc Die @ntloiiung pom 73 2lnge.
ittllten oc3 bieiigen 3ouamtS an.
Inter Sen Gntloiicucu bciinoeu lid:
,<oucS =. Bail iriibercr Siilis.Sura
ucucr in Der usage. GiUilion Geo. 6.
GcmeQ, cnn Snipeftor lmo irijbercr
Gbcf.Glcrf in Der @1gGsIiuiiiou;
Gas. B. opIano iHo 3Oiepb 3. Gara
roQ, iriibere &orrndmcr in Oer8dgca
Tiuiiion
NaibingtoL ,. g., 10. gtob.
SdJabumt5 Sctretdr Woc&cugD
ucrfinOet bcute 9lbcno OoB, mie ibm
3oQcinnebmer 2ocb gcmcloet bat,
ubt meniaer ol9 t04 2lnqeItellte 0e5
9}clu.Oorfer 3ollauts ieit Dem 4.
lpGrS 8. ). entloiien woroen iiu0.
Ter gerirbt erlpdbnt cine Uienge all.
ocrcr IN oem 3oaomt Uorgenomme'
ucr 0er1noertuaelt, einidIieBlih Der
Gntlolluug OeS frngIren0cn Stills
SupcruiiorS rSoneS i. Sail un0 Der
2ibiAofflmg bieieS 9Imtes.
Scrr OtocGeoGb gie6t feruer be.
fuunt ooB fiinftig bin feine 9Iuge'
itcllten oe5 3ollnmt$ mebr StrafIo.
iQtcit iiir ibr 3eugniB in Der Inter.
iudmg 5uqeiihert luerOen ioQ uno
OuB Niles erreibt moroen lit, mas
man ourb Die biSber 5ugeiidertc
Stroiloiiafeit 81 erreihcn erpurtete.
Die 0rei @1gebcontten luelde 0ieie
3uiihcrilng erbiclten, blieben irt
Iienite, inOeiien lit eS, rpic Der &C.
fretGr unoeutet, fragIib, mie longe
lie nod Dem Uncle Sam 0ienen iuer-
0cn. oerr &oil itono an Der Spite
Der gSGgebenmtcn, mGbreno Die
3uderibminoeIeien I'M @ange lpa.
rem, uno 0ieier llmItano iheint DER
ein5ige @rilno fiir ieinc glbiebrng 3t
iein. Gic 9iegierlmg begt iopeit feline
2lbiidt. i'm aeridtlid) 5lt belongeli.
Ger .Sbofc LIP" lit nit oen neuen
Gntloillnqeu nod niht beeu0et, ion-
bern ioa iortgeiebt merOer, bis 0oS
3ollamt grilnolih gcreiuigt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-20
n9lOnrmabol" mod immcr uermisf.

&ing tom Sdmaicu, 10. 9top.--
Oberlt ,Sobn Sacoh gEltor's gadt
09}ollrnIobol" ging dm 5. Nopember
pon bier nad Bonce, Eorto 9lico. ub.
Sic nobm bier teine aobIeu nn 9oro.
Nicr on9clnngte ISob3eugc bobeu
gtidtS uon ibr SIT bcrihtcn. Ser bria
tildc arcl5er nScplo" gtng geltern
zen bier ob, INN nod ibr 81 ilrhen.
Na btnqton, ,. g., 10. gtou.
- Nei'm Shluiie Der bertigen @e.
ichditSIhmoen oe0 SduBomts muroe
ertI0rt. OoB nod feline 9lahri6teu
non Dem 3Dlloanpfer o9Ilgonqiliu"
e,ngcIolfcn ino, DeIder abgeitift
mllroc, lm in wcitinoiihen @eiu1i4
fern nod Der Doht o9tourmobur 5lt
nlden
,D}oH Gegt au1 9eIorgniiie INN 0en
2anpIcr Oiaracuibo" BON Der ,He0
C-|inie," Ionic nm oen Sodiee.Gc.
nlorquclr yS. y. Sltdenbod)," peIbc
lcit ncbrcrcn Eagen uerntiBt meroen.
NcItc gind)mittag lpur0c nod ser
3olloompicr o2amacrolu" obgeibidt,
nm an Der Suhe nod oeu uermiBten
tSabrjeugcn tbeil5lmebmen.
9tem Oort 10. Hppember. -
Die 9eiorgniB INN ooS Shidial ser
yo6t Dgtolrmubal. nelhe Den
SterIicn Sobn ,Socob g(itor no iei.
rrn Sobn 8incent an 9oro bat, itei.
CERT iid) bon Gag 5u 5og, inoeIien
miro oorgcIc8t, 0oB tie pobricbeinlih
oIrd oen peitinoiihen 5trrm aus
lbrem aurS ueriblagen moroen lit
uno 3uillht in ir9eno einem Soien
8ellnoen bot Dcldler nod pom tele.
grupbiid)cn 0ertebr abaci6nitten lit.
lie 2)aht bat teincn gIpparat fiir
6robtl0len 8ertcbr. lie gcitriae
Nohridlt 6nB iic Don einem porii6er
fobrcnoeu 1anpier an Der aiiite Der
sSnIel Sm SoIUoOor geiihtet poroen
leL bat lid lolucit niht bcitdtigt.
(Spoter.) - Ter uerniBte Gam.
pier oWorocnibo" bat bellte 9lbeno
oen llntcren 6aien crreiht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-20
Sbe WarblanO SauinGs Sanf,
sHSWcitsGae Baltimore. Huo Commerce. strahe,
Baltimore, Uio.

SlomcitsOae Baltimore. uno SUTtmCrccsS Straie.
Baltimore, Nib.
Ser iunqe Diam bon bcIrc miro in Surb
ibnltt pcrnmenberlth mo ertruuagant, lnbdlo
er CSeo ueroient. Gr gluubt. oGb CT, nbne
hiidliht Cuf icinCn Sobn. CheuO Oiel neripells
ben mus, luie anocre innge Selttc, ooer er hI,'
oct lid Gin, nbt uunich p6ne sic BON tbm
tdalb oeridlcuoertcn ., 10 ooer 10 Genis
cine hCiubare NciHalcit mCnu gcipnrt, IL,
neutaCn tIdbrru Elm ,SIluGdment fir elne ipntert
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-07
STANDARD OIL CASE
IS ARGUED
EFFORT TO DISSOLVE STAND,
ARD OIL co. IN MISSOURI
SUBMITTED TO COURT.

ST. LOUIS, April 6.-John C. Nil.
burn, the chief counsel Of the Stand
ard Oil Co, commenced today 10
present the side Of the defense in the
government suit to dissolve the Stand
ard Oil Co, Of New Jersey. for an
alleged violation Of the Sherman law.
Although Milburne addressed the
court but 40 minutes he found time to
tell much Of the early history of the
company. The principle points made
by MilbuFne were that the company
had done much for American indus.
tries and commerce, and that the oil
business Of early days was of a non
descript type, Federal Attorney +. r..
Kellogg concluded his opening ad-
dress for the government this after.
noon and c. B. Morrison. Kelloggs
chief deputy finished the governments
opening argument In a two hours dis
cussion Of alleged unfair competition,
scoring the Standard Oil Co. heavily,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-07

| WASHINGTON, D. c., April o.
The fixing Of rates for the new tariff
bill was begun today BY the tariff
committee on finance. 1t has been
decided to hold night sessions by the
committee beginning today. Sena-
TORS Elkins and Scott Of West Vir-
ginia brought number Of their con-
stituents to Washington whom ap-
peared before the committee Their
purpose was to have the reciprocity
clause Of the Payne bill stricken out
because Of the effect upon the market
for their coal which goes to the sea-
board and to some extent to New
England. Representative Mondell
urged that the reciprocity clause be
abandoned, he having been associat-
ed with the coal producers Of West
ern and Eastern Ohio and had thor
ough knowledge Of the question.
Senator Fletcher favored protection
for lumber and other Florida poduc.s
and expects to bring strong South
ern deleagtion to vote against any re-
duction of the tariff on lumber.
Messrs. Norris, Ridder and Seitz, rep
resenting the association Of newspa-
pers appeared before the committee
and presented arguments favoring
free wood pulp fo paper manufacture.
They held a consultation with Chair
man Aldrich tonight and will have
further conference tomorrow.
The house. today overwhelmingly
adopted the Fordney amendment to
the Payne bill striking out the pro-
vision for countervailing duty on
lumber. 1t is practically agreed that |
there viii be no change on the duty |
on lumber. This action was brought |
about by concerted action on the
part of the west and southern repre-
The amendment to the oil schedule
will be put to the committee of the
whole by the chairman. 1t provides
that the countervailing duty clause
shall be stricken out and duty Of
IS per cent ad valorem on crude and |
,efned petroleum be substituted.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-07
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS

CONCORD. N, c., April 6.--T'he
Sunday school workers Of North
Carolina rallied here in force today
for the opening Of the twenty.sixth
annual convention Of their State a.
soeiatioh Every arriving train
brought delegates and visitors from
cities and towns throughout the State.
The formal opening takes place in the
Presbyterian church tonight with
President c. Brown Cox Of Burlins-
ton. presiding Several Sunday
school workers Of national reputation
have been engaged to address the con.
yention. which will continue in ses.
sion until Friday
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-07
Report That President Taft win
Not Appoint Senator Fulton
to the Position
HAS MADE AN INVESTIGATION
After Consulting With Prominent
Judges as to Fulton's Qualifications
and Ability, Finds 4 Strong Oppcsi-
ton and win Select Someone Else.

WASHINGTON, D. G.. April On.
While no authoritative statement has
been made by President Taft. it III
authoritatively stated, that he has d.
cided not to appoint Senator Charles
M Fulton to the district iudgeship of
Oregon. that was created at the last
session Of Congress. Senator Fulton
stated that he had heard ofuo intima-
ton Of the Presidents decision. but
was confident that after the investiga-
ton he would be appointed. II is star
ed, that in the event Fulton is not
appointed, President Taft has an
opening for him. but the nature Of
which is not known.
The decision was made after thor
ough and painstaking independent in
vestigation Of Fulton's qualifications
and Of his position in his party iii
Oregon.
United States Senators Bourne and
Chamberlain were not asked for ad-
vice by the President, who. il is said,
was firm in his determination to con
suit none Of the Senators.
On hearing Of the Presidents de-
cision both Bourne and Chamberlain
consistently refused TO make state
ment.
It is understood here that when
Taft requested the opinion Of the
other federal judges as to the possibIs
appointment Of the ex-senator, the re-
plies returned were unanimous in
their disapproval.
Thus far there has been dropped no
hint as to the identity Of the success
full candidates for the new positions
on the federal bench in Oregon and
Washington.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-07
HOT TIME IN CON
GRESS ON TARIFF
CaptiOus Objections on the BiII---M Members Pre-
pared to Put Up Hot Fight

WASHINGTON, D. c, April 8. :
Wrangling, confusion, captious obiec-
tions, personalities and language bor-
dering on vituperation marked the
first days discussion Of the Payne
tariff bill for amendment in the house.
Practically the full attendance Of the
members were wrought up to high
tension and prepared to fight to the
last ditch for the things there consti-
tuents demand Nearly the entire day
was consumed in discussing lumber
and hides schedules, advocated Of free
lumber went down to defeat by mar
row margin Of six votes, following the
striking out Of the counterveiling IL
duty on lumber. An overwhelming
majority mustered against the amend