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DIVIDEND NOTICES OF THE
ASSOCIATED SAVINGS BANKS
OF SAN ERsNCISCn

THE GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY
tThe German Bank. 526 California St; Mis-
mond district branch 4s2 Clement St between
5fh ard 9th avs. For the half year ending
December 81 1909. dividend has been de
ciared al fhe rate OF four t41 per cent per an
mum on all deposits, free Of taxes. payable on
and after Monday. January 3. 1910 Dividends
not called for are added TO the deposit account
ana earn dlYioends from January l. 1910.
GEORGE ToURNY, Secretary
gomery ST. corner Sutter. For the half year
ending December 81, 1909 dividend has been
declared at the rate Of four "a per cent per
annnm on all deposits free OF taxes. psysble
on and after Monday. January 3. 1910 Divi-
dends not drawn become part of deposit ac-
counts aud earn dividends at the same RAT =
from January l. Money deposited On or be-
fore January 10 viii earn interest from Jsnu-
ary l. wM. A. BOSTON, Cashier.
MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK OF SAN FRAN
CISCO. 100 Market St. opposite Sd. For the
nalr year ending December 81. 1909. dividend
has been declared al the rate OF four "a per
cent per snDum sil deposits, free OF taxes,
payable on and after Monday. January g. 1910.
D4Vldends not called for added and
hear the same rate OF interest as the principal
from January l. 1910; Money deposited on or
before January 10 viii draw interest from Jan
uary / 1910. GEORGE A. STORY, Cashier
SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS ITNION NV cor
ner California and Montgomery sts.-For the
half year ending December 81 1909 dividends
have been declared at the rates per snnum Of
deposits and four CA per cent on ordinary de-
posits. free Of taxes, payable on and after
NtondaT, January B. 1910. A dividend not
drawn VIII be added the deposit account.
becomes part thereon and earns dividend
from January l. Money deposited on or be-
fore me 10th day Of January will receive divi-
dend from January l.
r. NJ. WEIGH. Cashier.
FRENCH SAVINGS BANK. JOS Suffer st.-F'or
ihe calf year ending December ~ 1900 a
dividend has been declared at the rate or four
81 per cent per aunTm all deposits free of
taxes. payable on and after Monday. January
., 1910 Dividends not called for are added 10
and bear the same rate of interest as the
principal from January /. 1910
CHAS. CARPY. President
HUMBOLDT SAYINGS BANK. 7s3 Market s..
nesr 4th--For the half year ending December
II. 1909. dividend has been declared at the
rate OF fagr A. ner cent per aunuTn on all
savings deposits. free OF taxes. parable on
ana after Monday. Janusry 3. 1910. Dividends
not called f5r ere added 20 and bear the sane
rate of interest the principal from January
/. 1910 II. c. KLEFESAHL. Cashier.
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BERkELEY REAL EsrArE

new room story house. reduced from
$500 to 81 SEQ, beamed ceiling. hardwood
1Oors. sleeping deck, everything the latest: lot
44xi3o: convenient TO college and Telegraph
av.. blocks east OF the Southern Parifc
buy In Berkeley. Apply on premises. east line
OF Dana ST.. $50 IT. north OF Prince Open
SUNDAYS Terms $500 cash. balance $40 mouth.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES

DIt tAOF1N-D NOAlt ES
BANK OF ITAIy-SE. corner Montgomery and
Clay SIS Mission branch 3343 Mission st
near 18th. For the bali year ending Deceni-
ber 81 1909. a dividend has been declared
az the rate of FOUR "a per cent per anuum
on all Savings Deposits. free OF taxes. payab' e
on and after Monday. January 3 1910 Divi-
dends not called Tor added to snd bear
the same rate of interest a the principal
from January /, 1910. Money deposited on or
before January 10 will earn interest from
January |. I. SCATENA.
A. PEDRINI. President.
Cashier.
THE regular annual meeting OF the stock hold
ers OF the PORTCGU UESE-AMERICAN BANK
OF SAN FRANCISCO viii be held at its
office, on the southwest corner Of Clay and
Front SITS. on the Sth day of January, 1910.
at the hour OF 10 O'Clock a. m. for the pur-
pose Of electiug board Of directors for the
other business as may come before the stock
holders meeting
Signed aud dated this sth day OF December.
A. d. 1909
V. l. De FIGUEIREDO, Secretary.
THE ITALIAN-AAfERICAN BANK. 46o Mont
gomery St, corner OF Sacramento st-Fer the
half year ending December 81. 1909. a divi-
dend has been declared at the rate Of four
OF taxes, payable on and after Monday Jan
uary 3. 1910 Dividends not called for, srs
added TO sud bear the same rate OF interest as
the principal from January 1. 1910. MoBeY
deposited on o. before January 10 will draw
interest from January /. 1910
ANDREA SBARB0RO President
A. K. SBARBORO. Cashier.
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CITY REAL ESTATE
A NEW aoME-PRICE $1,000.

A NEW HOME-PHICE IS, 600.
TERMS TO SUIT
Jost completed a northeast corner. with a
frontage of 80 feet: the exterie- is charmingly
picturesque. in the artistic California mission
style; cement walls. projecting hewed beams.
mission bells and tiled roof are characteristic
features. which result In a harmonious whole:
the interior is well studied and distinctly out OF
the ordinary: the spacious living room has an
unusual open fireplace with a large hood sup
ported BY wonderfully carved antique gargoyles
the walls are hung with soft brown cloth: tay
ern benches and beam ceiling; the dining room
is paneied high, surmounted 10y an imported
paper; kitchen has every latest convenience; on
the second floor the chambers a den and
bath; each room has been treated with newest
Of wall coverings; basement has laundry, wine
cellars, etc; there is also arrangement for a
garage. Key at office which is near above de
scribed dwelling. Designed and built by
Z. \ Fritz 14O1 Masonic az
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YuRA COUNTY LANDs

ALFALFA IS THE GREAT MONEY MAKE6-
Our lands are the hest and cheapest: close 70
railroads; we do farming. crops pay half cos.
Of land, easy terms, crops already planted
Call write for free booklet. HOBSOS. We
M0EE < MOZNETT. 433 1IOnadnock building.
So. or 7O4 St. Sacramento.
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CALIFORNIA land. 81 per acre cash payment
balance purchase 9oc per month per acre: ciese
San Francisco; no taxes. no interest; acre
tracts; level. rich. clear, ready to piow. frri-
gated; perpetual water right: immediate pos
session, particulars maps. photographs free
STEVENSON COLONY, I414 Market ST, s. =.
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THE san FRANCISCO CALL SATURDAY. DECEaIBER D. 1909
PATENT ATTORNEYS

PATENT ATTORNEYS
DEWEY, STRONG & Co.-Founded 1860: U. s.
and foreign patents; investors guides; 1000
mechanical movements free. 11o5 Merchants
Exchange building San Francisco
CARLOS p. GRIFFIN, late examiner u S. pat
ent office, 1902 Metropolis bank-Patents.
trademarks and copyrights; tel. Kearny 4Si5.
HARRY c. SCHROEDER, u s. and foreign pat
ents, AIS 1st NATL Bk.. Oak; Phone Oak. 275l
SONNTAG'S American and Foreign Patent Ag'cy.
established 1899. Balboa bldg. Market and %.
DENTISTS
ARTIFICIAL teeth; this thing do. DIR. c. E.
Wilson. S23 Geary. suite COS; tel Doug 1900
DR. EDw PERKINS Ss3 Market opp. Powell.
suite /. ID 1oor-Bridge work. PHI Doug. 5l3T.
,DR. c. q. BARTLETT. extracting specialist. re-
moved TO 323 Gegry cor. Powell: Douglas 1900
HILL DIR. LUDLUM. Muirhesd building, Mar
ket. Hayes and Larkin SIS; gas given
DR.. IRA C. LEEK-An kinds of dental work.
Jl5 Fillmore 81. near Oak
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LuMarR FoR SALE

HINGLES. S1.5o. rustic, pine and red 80.
dooring. SIT. ilnin< and boards. $40 g 10tA-
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couNrRY REAI EsrArE

y q ITO v 7111'-' % y =
We are agents for one OF the best tracts
or Irrigated land In California. IEiS land is
especially suited for alfalfa dzirying sHd
fruit \ creamery station il on the prop
erty: 4 csnnsry IS established; hotel.
church. good schools and store sre all there.
IS families are now living in their own homes
bought Of this company. The climate ard
health Conditions are excellent Property is
On main line Of Southern Pacific railroad and
righr Of way Of interurhan electric Foaa
through the property. We also enjcy
benefits Of competitive cheap freight service
BY Sacramento river boats Land Is ali irri
gated with an abundance OF cheap wate-.
Soil is deep sediment losm- very fertile IRE
country Is covered with beautiful OAK trees
Very easy terms: sI25 TO $3.50 per acre; any
sized tracts few partly improved places
for sale. Call On country department for
Illustrated booklet sad information
We also have a good list of country prop
erty Of all descriptions fOr sale and exchange.
BALDWIN & HOWELL. Sfs-S2s KEARNY ST
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BuRLINGAME REAL ESTATE

FOR sale-An attractive home just completed, IN
Barlinxame district; artistic and modern; bread
sun p0rcheS. paneIed walls hreplaees. side
board. book cases; large garden plot; all city
convenienceS: close 10 stations. terms can be
arranged BURLINGAME BUILDING COM
PANY 225 Mills S8sfding.
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FRUITvALE REAL EsTATE

CHICKEN ranch. house. and chicken houses:
all fenced and ready for business: stock.
Apply to P. Fl. BLAKE. 53OS & i4ta 81.
Fruitvals. ?. o. box 81.
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PACIFIc HEIGHTS

| -. =. = - - - -'taeV-4O Az
PACIFIC HEIGHTS
New house. rooms: has large light ceneuted
/ basement with furnace. Ruud water heater toi-
| let: main floor is entered by square reception
! hall leading to living and dining room
both equipped with frepsees and art manteis :
kitchen buffers pantry and laundry complete
with sun porch hath. toilet. lsvatories; large at
tic has maids room. bath and toilet: ample space
in: lot PIG: 25oa Fiibert St near Scott: ownsr
at hand; price $500, third cash. THOS. l..
HILL.
ARMSTRONG < CO.. 7s7 Market St. room 134-
5000 cash--12 room house in Pine ST. near
| Franklin; income sl20 per month
Lot 3ex120 TO Austin av
flats on Alv3rado st. Guerrero: ;
rooms and bath each: small cash payment.
$500 cash-S2o acre improved ranch: :
houss. furnished; barns: 20 stalls or
ehard; grapes: fine water and timber
5 acre improved chicken ranch. house ont
horses; near city Of Sonoma: part cash; or
ARMSTRONG & CO.. 7s7 Market st
BUILDING up entire block. sth and 9th avs,
aud SITS.
8 room dwellings. 81. 100 and 500
room story dwellings. gs.....--............ 81 SEQ
room residence. hardwood doors. s., 80
Store and room fat. near.............. u, $50
park and EDDY cars pass tue block streets.
Basmss E NEos rs Easy ssGs Pp on
Geary. sntter and 9th av cars within 2 blocks.
APARTMENT site on Bush ST. close to Jones:
no grading; lot slopes 70 the sun: backs Suite
st.; immense lot S21i37:6: only 1925 per
front foot; price s27 .o0O cheapest lot On this
grand thoroughfsre. the best paved street in San
Francisco; fine view.
KANE & COMPANY,
215 Montgomery St
$50 down. half block from car line-5O foot lot
with partly finished 8 room house. nothing
added for the house: just pay the monthly in
sailments the lot. Take Ocean View car
in Guerrero St TO Lakeview ave.
RIVERS BROS. 461 Montgomery st.
CALI. for free car tickets to see the Scbwe-iu
Addition; 80 minutes ride; sc fare: all city
Improvements; easiest terms: low prices: free
refreshments every Sunday " f.. STANFORD
CO.. 2n9 Humboldt Bank building
Richmond for $500 $50 cash and s. monthly.
q small Investment that bound to double
in short time. G. ". MEDLER, 475 Pine st.
THOROUGHLY competent and experienced
searcher OF records, legal education, seeks
2025. CAN Office.
TWO new beautiful fats sc rooms just con-
pleted; everything up TO date must be sold.
lot 25xl3I:6- 1876 Carl st. near Stanyan.
81. 4.OOo-Good paying INCOME property on Web
ster ST. Inquire Mr.. MILLER, Cashier Ger
man Hospital, I4th and Noe sts-
3 FLATS. nearly finished on Golden Gate ay-.
fdr sale, cheap: viii take good building lot
part payment. See owner. 2o66 G. G.
BE sEcURE-Insure your title with the Stand
ard Title Insurance Company, Mills building.
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sINEss CHANCES

Xxx
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OAKLAND REAL EsrArE

H. R. ROBINSON COMPANY.
+24 10th 81 Oakland. Cal.
Just east Of Broadway Tel Oak. ifaT.
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FOR sac or ExCHAyGE

BALDWIN & HOWELL. s1s-a24 KEARNY sT-
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SANTA CLARA co. REAL ESTATE

FOR sale or lease-Ssu Jose sanitarium: snap
for physicians. beautiful lots; Acc on
the dollar. :. T. ROLLER. 126 South 9th ST.
CaT
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BUSINESS CHAyCEs-con,,uuea

.,,lall.Ll,I By sINEss CHANCEs-Continued
SALooN--Near Kesrny and Jackson: rent s75:
years lease: good business; only 81, 250
Room 2ls. $50 Market St
CIGAR STAND. fruit. candy and laundry
agency: clears 800 a month; $40 rent; in
front Of good paying saloon prominent cor
ner; this is a bargain for $3.50 and viii sell
Quick: alwavs Something doing on this down
town corner. Room 21S. $50 Market st.
RESTA AURANT-D Doing over $50 day. down town;
cbeap rent oh lease; $3.50. r. 21s. $50 Market
RESTAURANT that is a hummer for business;
owner going away; win average $50 10 $40
rent So: price $1,000. WESTERN INVEST
MEAT CO. room 2ls. $50 Market St
CIGAR STAND, fruit, candy and laundry
agency; clears 500 month; $50 rent: cor
ner; oargain for $3.50 R. 21s. $50 Market st.
RESTAURANT-Doi over $50 day: down town;
eaeap rent on lease; $3.50 r. 2ls, $50 Market.
S4oo-Restaurant mr.. Folsom st.; SIS day trade !;
seats 80: VI. lease AZ SIS month. r. 21S
MILLINERY STORED Downtown: long lease; cheap
rent; ground foor; npe trads; must sell; 81 900
u taken quick r. 2ls, $50 Market 81
SALOON; reasonable rent; good lease; in fne
Grocery with living rooms; fine business;
Rooaing houses; We have 25 OF them in good
Apartment houses from > 10 20 apartments
Restaurants ia every psrt OF the city. rave
rot one hBe buy ia East l4th 81. paving well
We have anything you want Call and let
rs show Tou.
]. HAY SMITH CO. SD Broadway, Oakland.
INVEST II CALIFoRNIA-we have unlimited
opportunities for investors ard spectators IN
our lands, mines. factories, commercial enter
prises, corporations. etc; inform US what y0a
Nsns write for our bulletin. PACIFIC PRO
NOTION AND DEVELOPMENT Co. 57I Mo
nsdnoek building. San Francisco. Cal
sIi5 month-I9 room. modern house newly znd
completely furnished: church and Market stS.;
transfer point; every room light and sunny.
call ia chureh st
FOR sale-A good paying route on The Can in
Alameds couaty- Apply 20 J. -R.~LENHAkF,
Circulation Dept. $ + Csl. Sd and Market
FOR saIe-Tvo up 10 gate bowling alleys dong
good business: central locstion in best town n
he stste For particulars address " g
RoHRBACK. Watsonviue. Csl
FRUIT store for sale: good iocstion: esfablished
for OYER 10 years; long lease. PIG Shattuck
sv.. Berkeley.
HAVE some money 10 invest with services in
paying legitimate business; must stand inves-
tigstion: 10 agents Box 2o7s. Call office.
in hardware and paint busi-
ness established u years. Apply 10 p. 81.
BLAKE. 1906 East 14th St Box 6S. Fruitvale
pcstoffce.
COMMERCIAL. AUDIT co. Business Brokers
Investments thoroughly investigated and safely
placed We assist the seller and protect buyer.
Sls Metropolis Bank bldg; phone Sutter -.
HALF INTEREST in real estate and brokerage
business: finely furnished offices: clear
500 month Address box 1915. Call office
INVESTORS wanted at 500 Tth St Oakland.
with small amount Of capital. with or without
service; good income; investigate.
FOR sale-A good newspaper route in good
district in this city. Apply tc ]. r. LEN
.-AsL elrrn.s..on aenartmenr. 5. 3 EsI-
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LOTS

FLATS AT A BARGAIN.
S, ,500-Income SS5 per mo-: e. rooms and
bath each and large reception hall; lower
is vacant, you can inspect now: =. OK
log; only $3.50 cash required, balance
nat loan. t594j)
Al rr,rN- 2 unmEII Us coa 1-rArN-N- Sa-
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-01-05
Grains and Provisions.

Chicago, Jan. Aside from the
weather bureau forecast, the wheat
market lacked any news of sufficient
Importance to inspire any great ef-
feet of either buying or selling, and
consequently trading was quiet nearly
all day. The election of officers of
the board of trade. which occurred
today, also detracted materially from
interest in the prices. Apprehension
regarding the fall-sown crop caused
fairly active buying during the final
hour of the day, which carried prices
to the highest point of the session.
During the early part of the day
sentiment was bearsh, owing to a
decline of sd to Md in the Liverpool
market, resulting from increased Of
ferings of wheat from Argentine. The
market closed strong at the top, with
May at $1.0s% and July at 991sc.
An improved demand for grain by
eastern shippers caused flrmness In
oats. At the close prices were NC to
sc higher. compared with the pre-
vious close. Final quotations on May
We're 515sc and on July 46&@461ac.
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PieceGOOdS
Cut to the Bone

All-wool dress fabrics, in
plain and fancy weaves, have
never been offered for sale at
such prices as these. Read
carefully every price conces-
sion.
85c black and colored Dress Goods
for yard ......... ............S .S6c
$1.00 black and colored Dress Goods,
for, yard .................. .7OG
$3.50 black and colored Dress Goods,
for, yard ...................$ .16
31.75 black and colored Dress Goods.
1oE, ydIu -. p soO
$2.25 and $500 black and colored
Dress Goods, for, yard ......$ SO
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-01-05
DECISION CREATES
A PANIC
OUTCOME OF CONSOLIDATED GAS
SUIT CAUSES DISTURBANCE
IN MARKET.

A very heavy speculation miscar-
ried through the failure of the Consoli-
dated Gas suit to overthrow the New
York state law limiting the charge
allowed to be made fer Illuminating
gas in New York city to so cents per
1000 cubic feet. How excessive has
been the speculation. based on an ex-
pected decision woud require review
of the course Of the stock for many
months past to decide. Whenever the
supreme court was in session it has
been the regular thing, as Monday ap-
preached, to run up the price of Con-
solidated Gas, on the assumption that
the court was now about to hand
down it's decision in favor of the COM
pany The abrupt announcement that
the company had lost its suit threw
the holders of stock into a panic, and
an almost perpendicular drop of 26A
points by intervals, as much as five
points at time. SO violent a move
ment in single stock could not be
expected to leave the general market
unaffected by sympathy. The ap-
approach of frenzy, however, in some
of the selling that accompanied the
slump in the gas stock must be at
tributed to state of uncertainty over
the general position into which the
stock market was coming. The move
ment throughout the morning had
been feverish and unsettled, marked
| by spasmOdic advances in selected
stocks accompanied by heavy realizing
under cover of the sustaining in
| fluences of these advances. The meth
| DDS followed to incite some of these
advances and the inspiration for the
| allegation on which they were based
had a disquieting effect on speculative
confidence and gave an impression
of unstable forces working for the ad-
vance. OF deeper significance was
the news, less attended to on the
floor of the stock exchange, of the
lessening activity in various indus
| trial lines and in railroad traffic. The
number of idle cars in the country,
increasing for several weeks, is now
back to figure not touched since
early in September Railroad traffic
| managers admit a continuance of this
| tendency up to the current returns of
| traffic. There was seasonable easing
| of the money markets following the
yearly settlements. except at Berlin
where discount rates hardened. The
enormous exchanges in the various
items of the weekly statement of the
Imperial Bank of Germany revealed
how great was the strain of the an
tnual settlements at that point.
| Bonds were irregular Total sales
| $6,S70,000.
United States bonds were unchanged
| on call.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-01-05
Metal Market.

New York, Jan. 4.-The London tin
market was higher today, with spot
closing at f132 5s and futures at f133
12s 3D.. The local market was dull
but higher, in sympathy with spot,
quoted at $29.0002925.
Copper advanced to f63 lis Cd for
spot and f64 12s Cd for futures in Lon
don. Locally the market was firm
and higher. with Lake quoted at
2R@14.6214, electrolytic at s14121s
d614.37h and casting at $140001425.
Lead advanced TO E13 Is Cd in Lon
don and was higher in the local mar
ket closing firm at $412k@4.22h.
Spelter was higher in both markets,
also closing at f21 Is Cd in London and
at $5.12hM5.171s locally.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-01-05
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago, Jan. 4.-Cattle-Receipts
$4,000. Market 15c to zoe lower. Beeves,
SO. 3.90@5.90; Texans, $3.75m4.50; west
erns, $3.75@5.60 stockers and feeders
$2.S0@4.95; cows and heifers $1.7505.00
calves, $7.50@9.25
Hogs-Receipts, estimated at $4,000
Market steady to strong. Light, S.
@5.95; mixed, s5.75@6.15 heavy, $3.50
$40; rough, s565@5SO; good to choice
heavy, $5.S006.20; pigs, $4.25@53O; bulk
of sales $5.75@6.10.
Sheep-Receipts, estimated at 26,o0O
Market steady to 1Oc lower. Native
$2.75@5.2o; westerns, $2.90@4.25; year
lings, $5.4o@6.75; lambs, native. $450@
775; westerns, S4.75@7.75.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-01-05
GLEND|VE MAN LIKES
M|SSOULA
EDITOR J. A. METCALF OF THE
DAWSON COUNTY REVIEW
COMMENTS ON TRIP.

Editor j. A. Metcalf of the Dawson
County Review, published at Glendive
paid Missoula a visit last week. He
comments as follows in his paper:
1T Is decided pleasure to travel
across Montana at the present time; to
witness everywhere the evidences of
rapid development and to come In
touch with the spirit Of progress that
prevails in all parts of the state to-
day.
THE editor Of The Review enjoyed
that pleasure in trip to the beau
tiful city of Missoula, begun on Christ
mas day. One does not have to walk
far after alighting in Missoula in order
to become aware of the great develop
ment experienced in that city during
the past year. improvements are In
progress everywhere. Some elegant
business blocks-one of five stories
have been completed; others are in
process of construction, and still 9TH
ers are in prospect. 1t is reliably
stated that buildings worth a million
dollars are under construction or con-
tracted for at the present time.
Is a Fine City.
"Missoula is certainly a beautiful
city Since comparisons are odious,
this article will not offend the
sensitive feelings of boosters in other
places by saying anything except tina,
Missoula is certain to make one Of the
most populous and delightful residence
places in Montana. This Is very evil
dent from its present progress and its
surroundings. 1t has a desirable trib-
utary mining territory, togethe =, with
the rich fruit lands Of the Bitter Root
that are near at hand. And next year
probably early in the summer-the
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-01-05
The "GIendive Colony"
Pushing a Razor.

William Riebe, who managed the
Jordan hotel barber shop for a couple
Of years, is holding down chair in
Hollingsworth's finely equipped shop
in Missoula. He purchased a five
acre orchard Homes tract just out
side the city limits, where his family
soula is growing out to him so rapidly
that his home will be in the city lim-
it's before he knows 1t.
"One Of the Misses Nash, who for
merly resided here, and were among
the most popular in the younger So
cial set Of Glendive, is employed In
the business office of The Daily Mis-
soulian.
There are several other Glendive
and Dawson county people living in
Missoula at present, but the writer
did not happen to meet them on this
trip.
In the Capital City.
"On the way back to Glendive a
brief visit was paid to Helena. The
capital is just as prosperous and pro-
gressive as the rest of the state. It's
continued growth is every year more
apparent.
Helena hotels are preparing for the
meeting Of the legislature next week,
but otherwise there does not seem to
be the usual anticipation and interest
aroused by the coming OF the state
| solons. 1t Is evident that the coming
session, without a United States SEN
ator to elect, will be tame show
THE greatest interest will probably
gather about the anticipated direct
primary legislation, to which both
parties are pledged. At present there
seems to be almost hopeless confusion
and disagreement as to the form of a
bill desired for Montana, and some
profess to doubt whether any measure
will be passed"