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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-12
ALL SORTS OF BILLS
MAY Be INTRODUCED

olympia. Wash. Aug 1.-THE Elev-
enth Legislature, called In special SEES
sion 10 consider charges of malfeasance
III office against State Insurance Com
missioner John {. Shlrely. reassemhled
inns afternoon. Governor NJ. l. HAY
IL preparing special message recon-
mending the investigation of an al
legged corrupt political society In Spo-
kane. known as the Order of Panta
Painters. To which three Spokane county
superior judges are said to belong. Tho
new message Of Governor Hay, who
has hitherto striscn To confine the
session Ia consideration Of Shitely's
case. Is expected tn open the gates for
bills of all kinds
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WANTED TO START
DISTRICT OF OWN

Los Angeles. Aug. 1.-The feature
nj the testimony given by Nick os~
NAld to-day at the trial Of former chief
at Police Rrnadhead for bribery Mas
the statement by the so-cIllrd king
of thu. tend"rlnin' that AT one time he.
paid Il private detective Ia induce
Wiley Il Phillips, ii noted r~f"rmer. /"
begin a crusade against the existing
red light district, in order that after
It's closing he might start "A red light
district of his nNn.
Earlier In In" day OSWALD had t"td
If ,h.. various amounts he paid Ia for
mvr city officials for projections os-
waid said h" paid a total at ss,2eo for
protection. divided Among the Officials
IL follows Mayer Harper. S5o":
Chief Of Police Kern. <4.oo: Captain
III Police Brnadh~Ad. sl.o0o.
Th. money paid Kern MAS tn be Iii
videJ With the other tWn officials
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THAW IS Confident
he WILL Be RELEASED

White Plains. \. Y. Aug. Ii
Neither Harry X. Thaw nor his mother
had anything to say today regarding
Mrs. Evelyn Eesbit Thaw's recent
statement that she has not regularly
received her allowance. Both declared
that. "on advice of counsel" they would
be silent until the announcement of
Justice Mills decision. which is eX-
peCted tomorrow.
When the decision is made known.
we may have several things to SAY"
said Mrs. ThaW.
Harry Thaw spends most Of his time
at the Jail in pounding away on his
typewriter. He continues confident
that Justice Mills will order his re
lease.
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PERMITTED TO SPEAK
BEFORE The PRINTERS

st. Joseph. Mo. Aug. l1.-At today's
session If the International Typo
graphical union the freedom of the
floor was extended @. l.. Berry Of Gin
cinnati. president of the International
pressmen and Assistants union. and
\. \. Kellogg of Chicago. commits
stnner of arbitration for the American
Newspaper Publishers association.
Berry pleaded for cooperation be-
tween the printers and pressmea's or
CARNATIONS.
Kellogg urged harmony between
printers and publishers for their mu-
tuai benefit
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-12
CONSOLIDATION PLAN
IS NOT SUCCESSFUL

Pittsburg. Aug. 11.-Today'S sessions
Of the joint conventions of the army
of the Philippine islands and the vet
Grams nt foreign service did not de-
relop the expected utilization between
the bodies as was predicted when the
delegates arrived here Tuesday On
account of objection by members of the
army Of the Philippine islands. who
did not wish their identity entirely lost
by the combination with the veterans
the question of affiliatioa was not
brought to vote.
A joint public session of the two
bodies Mas held tonight
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STRIKES BACKBONE
IS REPORTED BROKEN

Stockholm. Aug t1.-The belief Is
gaining ground that tn" backbone nt
thu general STRIKE has been hro~en,
Nnrkmen of various cla>S"S resumed
their duties to-day In Increasing mum
hers and It il expected that the print
trs soan Nil return !" work
All the newspapers iii Stockholm al g.
issuing hand printed sheets. While
thoss in the south are being printed
in Denmark
About l5.aao strikers attended u
meeting in thu. Woods south al stock
holm this afternoon There MAS a
strike riot at Nnrbers. as "a result al
which - persons Mere arrested,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-12

would not be contented 10 be kept in
the house and doing nothing by rheu-
matism. Neither are YOU. who are
always busy and active. Then don't
neglect the first twinge of an ache or
pain that You might hink is just
"crick," Rub well with Billiards. Snow
IIniment and no matter what the
trouble is, it will disappear at once.
George FreisheInS-
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Herring RENoMlsATED.

Baltimore. Aug. State Cnmptr"l-
Ter Joshua Herring Mas unanimously
renogninated tonight by thu Democratic
stat" convention, The platform Mas
devoted entirely /" state issues, It,
resolution had been prepared for sub
mission IL the platform committee in
dworsins United States Senator Ray
ner for reelection, hut ii Mas With
DRAIN at Senator Raynvr's request
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REiNSTATES EMPLOYEES.

Paris Aug I1.-In view OF the total
rejection by the French courts Of the
claims of the postal. telegraph and tel
trades union. NJ, Milleraad. minister Of
public works and posts and teiegraphs,
has deemed the time appropriate for
the government tn show its magnanim-
itv. Accordingly. lie has reinstated 81
at the postal employees dismissed for
participation in the strike last May.
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Among the Wise Ones
It's UP to You

There any question but that Missoua growing fast
and holding all advancement made This city headed for
the 100000 population mark, and will reach that figure much
quicker than you expect you enthusiastic booster
When Missoula city of 100000 will you have re-
ceved any benefit from that growth?
That's the question you ought ask yourself right
Study Are you position reap profits from Mis-
soula's expansion and upbuilding?
In other Words DO YOU OWN ANY LOTS?"
The best low-prced buy open you is in Car Line adj
don where for $50 $50 SOS you buy 3Ox 27oot
level lot right the line of the cs certain growth. Pay SIS
down and SIS month.
Don't be of the wise" people who think these lots
are out who had rather spend all of their
fooshness and who do buy any Mssoua lots,
for the growth the will benefit such people financially
ALL Be far sighted enough of these
cheap os and when Mssoua is 10000 strong, you will be
called wse man, for your lot will be worth several
that Already $4,000 worth has been sold
"wse' Mssoua people.
Let us show you these lots in
RHOADES g. RHOADES
HIGGINS AVENUE MlSSOULA, MONTANA
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

PttiSburg Aug. 1.-The most i'm
portant business before the American
Federation of Catholic Societies today
was The election of Officers. Great
impetus has been given movement
Ii erect bronez monument at Gettys-
burg Ia Rev. William Corhyn. chaplain
of the Irish brigade throughout the
civil war.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-12
FORMAL CALL ISSUED.

New York. Aug. 1.-THE formal call
for the democratic state conference,
10 be- held nj Saratoga ON September
and 10, VAS given out here today.
Thu call Ii signed by about No repre-
sentative democrats, |, is described as
for the purpose of inaugurating a
movement In unit. the democrats of
New York 80 that they may once
again reform an effective and militant
party based "n real democratic prin-
ciples"
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GET CONGRATULATIONS.

Guayaquil Ecuador. Aug 1.-THE
government ii Ecuador has received
topographic congratulations from all
i'arts "f the World "n the Iooth ami
Nt.rsary IT thu first movement un III"
Part "f the people Uf Ecuador IL swear
th~tr Undergraduate" uf Spain. II has
b"~u decided /" continue the ..Nposi
ti"u that Mas "is"n"d yesterday L. rufu
m~m"rtte this event until the vnd Of
december.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-12
ARAPAROE ANCHORED.

New York. Aug. l1.-WireleSs re
ports were picked up by the United
Wireless company at their station near
Manhattan beach tonight. telling of the
plight Of the steamship Arapahoe of
the clyde line near the Diamond
Shoals lightShip. The message said
that she Was anchored in - fathoms
nf Mater and that she would be towed
to Charleston,
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AWARDS CONTRACT. .

Seattle. Aug. 1.-THE Northern Pa
rific railroad has awarded tho contract
for double tracking the line between
Tacoma and kalama IL Winston Broth
ers of Minneapolis, The double track
ing is rendered necessary by the con
tract by which the Union Pacific is To
use the Northern Pacific tracks be
tween Portland and Tacoma. The
amount IF the contract is approximate
ly $1,000, 600,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-12
FRulTLESS SEARCH.

SimonstoNn. tap, colony. Aug. IL
The British cruiser Forte returned
here today, after an unsuccessful
search for III" steamer WaTatap. dur
ing which distance or l.3=9 miles
Mas covered.
The Waratap, British steamer. has
been missing since July. when she
sailed fran Port Natal ~he had -
ta ssengers and rrrM
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-12
CUSTOMS MUCH LARGER.

Washington. Aug. 11-Receipts from
customs today aggregate S1.e4l.5Ss. As
against si.0sa. 70S for thv corresponding
day Of last year. The excess is at
trihuted in great measure t. large inn
ports nf certain articles on which rates
were decreased by the new tariff law,
of today'S receipts San Francisco" paid
So .o56
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-12
Take kotice.

All persons are recommended To take
Foley's Kidney Remedy for hackache.
rheumatism and kidney and bladder
trouble 1t will quickly correct urinary
irregularities. which. if neglected, may
develop into IA serious illaeSS. II will
restore health and strength. DO not
neglect signs of kidney mr. bladder
trouble and risk Bright's disease or
diabetes Garden City Drug 90. George
ErH.sletmNr. nr.n
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Notice.

The board of county commissioners
of Mtssoula county will meet In extra
session Monday. August IL. at 10 a IN
and transact such business as may
come before them.
F, ". KUPHAL, County Clerk.
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VOTED OUT OF STATE.

Atlanta. Ga. Aug. l--Near- beet
uas voted uur at the state ~ Georgia
by the passage If high license bill
in the legislature. which prohibits the
ns. of near beer.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-12

For indigestion and all stomach
trouble take Foley's orino Laxative a.
IL stimpuates the stomach and liver
and regulates the bowels and will pos
ttiEely cure hahitual constipation. Gar
den City Drug 60 George FreisheImer.
nrnn
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-12

1t il natural that the man who Ii
No. 1000 should not feel the same de
gree Of citation that characterizes the
man who II No. l.
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There are not many sure things I'm
this world. but one of the absolute
cinches * the fact that MiSsoula is
going To he IA great city.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-12

Harry Thaw believes he knows him
self better than anybody else can. and
II ~ his unqualified opinion that him.
self II sane
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-12

King Edward has gone to Marienhad.
but lie won't find water as good or
scenery as fine as IL he had come to
the Loio springs.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-12

Better far II ranch in FIathead than
claim in Occur d'AIene, especially
as good Judge Witten made our Idaho
hopes vain.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-12
NEWS OF THE RAIL
FOR A DAY
RECENT HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL
INTEREST IN THE RAIL
ROAD WORLD.
PUGET SOUND TIME CARD.

Yesterday the first official an
nouncement was made regarding the
schedule OF the new trains which are
To be sent over the Puget Sound sun
day. Chief Dispatcher Stevens spent
Tuesday in Butte in conference with
the general officers and on his return
was able to announce the exact time
on which the trains will run. Just ex-
actly IL hours and 30 minutes will he
taken by til. trains in making "a trip
over tn. division from Butte to Avery,
making an average speed Of
little more than 20 miles an hour The
trains viii give local service all Of the
way from Butte to the coast and ii is
thought that they viii be- kept on here
until transcontinentai service is start
ed in July of next year.
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II appears at last that the old yell
lowstone railroad, the system which
has been stirring things up SO much
in the eastern part of the state of late
has been Strengthened out and that all
differences hav. been settled. Tn. Red
Lodge Picket gives the following story
Of the affair:
In accordance with tn" statement
of the Picket last week to the effect
that the differences between tn"
Stockholders Of the Yellowstone Park
railroad had been adjusted. announce
ment was made in Bridger today of
the complete reorganization nf the rail
road. including the new staff of Of
fiCers. The meeting Of the bondholders
of the road was held in New York and
reorganization was perfected by chang
ing the name of the road from the Vel
luwstone Park railroad to the Mon
tana. Wyoming Il Southern railway.
The following are thu new officers
of tn. road: +. =. Cannon. .presi-
dent; \. ". fennell, treasurer: c. W.
Langley. vice president: r. =, Cannon
Jr.. secretary. and NJ. W Mcguire.
general manager,
president Cannon and his son. Sec
Rotary Cannon. We're in Bridger today.
and in company with General Manager
Mcguire. went on up To Belfry. Gen
eral Manager Mcguire in still one of
the joint receivers of the road. acting
under appointment from the federal
court during the progress of one of
the suits instituted by +. 4. Hall. the
former president OF the road, Ii is un-
derstood that the court will vacate the
order appointing the receivers when
the matter comes up for hearing Au-
gust ~ as there viii he no opposition
To this procedure.
1T il definitely stated that MIR, Hall
has been eliminated from the affairs
Of the road. although the consideration
he received il not diVulgnd In COM
pany with his wife Mr., Hall has sailed
for Baden. Germany. where he will
spend some months in AN effort Ia re
gain his health"
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As We have remarked on previous
occasions. If you want the news you
have to get The Missouian
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The man who owns IA lot i'm Missouia
is we'll off. whether lie gets chance
on tho reservation or not
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he Ii treated right. And Missnuia al
ways treats them right
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You have Il better chance in the
Flathead drawing: thera are six thou
sand names to ne pulled there.
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Young Nj persch of New York IL
not the only man who got into trcu-
BILE over Heinzc stocks
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As In days Of old. the Grand Army
boys manage tn have IA lot Of fun
around their campfires
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General Superintendent Earring will
arrive here early this morning on his
way back TO Butte from ii short inspec-
ton of the west end Of the division.
The superintendent has been making a
thorough tour of his territory and lie
is now on his way back to the celtra.
offices. Just how long he will stay
here is not known. but IL is likely that
he will be here long enough To inspect
all of the company's local holdings.
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Whitley Watson has not as much hair
as the Sutherland sisters. but he has
great head.
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There IL yet chance. The Flat
head drawing starts today.
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Hope springs eternal; there are two
reservations more to lie drawn.
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WILL START THE CURE.

Marivnhad. Aug. liking Edward
arrived here to-day and exchanged cor
dial kilograms "f greeting with En-
Iwrr Francis Joseph King Edward
Atl3 start tbss 3ar,. rtatbrrssA
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There II no chance connected with
the purchase of MissouIa real estate
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-12

II YOU are In hurry. you might get
Bitter Root farm. They're fine.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-12

And. after all. what would you do
with IA farm If you got ~
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Cheer up. There's another chance.
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Street Cars
City Water
Electric Lights
telephones
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-04

con drug store now stands. This was
one OF the largest stores in the city
In 1875. and one upon which the citi-
Zens pride themselves to no small eX-
tent. The firm name was Peery.
Wright, Pritchett G. Co.. and the rear
half OF the building was occupied by
a bar Druggist Driver had a store
several lots to the south Tor left) of
the drug store, which was afterwards
occupied by w. H. Wright as a dry
goods store.
The 1rst building TO the right of the
Pioneer Drug Co. was w. G Child's
general merchandise store and the
next, with the small gable front, was
the u c, NJ l. The telegraph pole
marks the corner of Twenty-fourth
street where the Eccles building now
stands Twcnty-fourth street was at
that time residence street, and a
number of homes of we'll known Og-
den families were located upon It, In
cluding that Of President l. W.
Shurtliff
The building seen in the right of
the picture was the old tithlng Office,
which occupied the present site OF
Wright's store. II was one OF the
largest buildings In town and was
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-04
VISITED THE
NEW SCHOOL
BUILDING
BOARD OF EDUCATION MAKES
THOROUGH INSPECTION. O.
Members Well Pleased With Work
and Progress Thus Far Made
Hope for Early Completion.

The city board Of education yeSter-
day morning visited the new High
school building. which is now la course
of construction, and made thorough
inspection Of the building operations
They were shown the structure In all
Of It's parts, the contractors and arcnl-
tects taking pains to show the board
the work chat had been done and eN-
planning the plans of operation under
consideration.
The matter OF a shortage OF brick.
which is just now threatening an OBJ
stacle in the progress of the building,
was duly considered by the board ana
IL was unanimously determined that
certain brick that is now on hand but
which seems 10 be a little of color,
otherwise being as good brick as Is
contemplated for use in the building,
should be used so as not TO delay the
progress Of the building
The entire board was VOL pleased
with the building so far and expressed
themselves as being satisfied with the
work Of tho architects and contrac-
tors who have the building operations
in hand. The hope and ardent desire
both OF the board and the contractors
and architects engaged upon the
work. is that the building may be COM
pleted In time for use AT the beginning
OF tho next school year. about Sep
tember lst While the building may
not be completed at that time, II Is
thought that II may be so nearly com
pleted that the building may be occu-
pied at that dine.
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bank and Mr.. Harris has a fine fruit
orchard adjoining his residence. The
posto1ice was located about where
McBeth's plumbing shop stands now.
across from Drivers drug store, and
the postmaster was Joseph Hall.
The Boyle Furniture company was
then on the ground floor, occupied
now by the Boyle block and the first
big fire In Ogden's history was the
destruction Of their establishment In
1876 The Broom Hotel corner was
occupied by Billy Cooks saloon and
Buckmiller's beer was the fayorlte
beverage OF many. Years before, the
Broom corner was n swamp, as was
a large portion OF Ogden In the carly
days. and the property was traded at
one time for a barrel or syrup
The huge mud puddle seen In the
right of the picture was probably the
result of conference rain, although
Washington avenue was for many
years inclined to be bosgy and any.
thing but inviting for a promenade In
the center Of the picture. directly in
front of the drug store will be seen
the city flag pole from which for many
years waved the Stars and Stripes OF
the nation