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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-10
LUMBERJACK ASSA|LS
TOM N CULL0UCH
ALBERT WESLEY, IN QUARREL.
SOME MOOD, USES KNIFE
ON BARTENDER.

In cutting scrape in the Windsor
O'Clock this morning the bartender,
Tom Mccullough, was injured by a
knife in the hands of Albert Wesley. IL
lumherjaok. and sustained badly
slashed scalp and other minor hurts.
According to the story of eye wit
nesses. Wesley was partly drunk and
was In Il .quarreisome mood. He be-
came involved in controversy with
Mccullough, who was behind the bar.
and went to where Mccullough was
standing. Before the bartender knew
what was doing he had been severely
cut in the back part of the head. His
scalp was laid open for several inches
and hung over his head. Besides cut
ting the man on the head Wesley at
tempted To stab him i'm the body, but
did not succeed i'm his purpose. al
though Mccullough's shirt was cut To
ribbons. Wesley fled and the officers
We're notified. Search was instituted
for the assailant as soon as Mecui-
Tough had been taken to the office of
DIR. Charles PiSley i'm the Hammond
block. where his Scalp was stitched.
After few minutes search Night
Chief Pete Mcdonald located his man
hiding In the weeds in the vacant lot
back of the Higgins residence on Pat
tee street and took him to the county
Jail 1t is not thought that the injury
10 Mccullough will prove serious. al
though he had narrow escape.
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CONTEST
IS OUTCLASSED
SOLOMON oETTiNGER ARGUMENT
is OF MUCH MORE ABSORB
ING INTEREST.

Editor of The Missoulian-I do not
DIR. Oettinger, as l can employ my
time to better advantage in my bust
ness, but in justice to myself and
to the citizens OF Missoula who have
complained against the doctor time
and again. / will with your permis
sion answer to some of his misstate
mcnts. I notice in your paper of
Thursday, the sth, that the doctor is
trying 10 prove an aIibi about his
machine being in the repair shop. OF
course this liz an old trick OF his to
deny his misdecds but he will have
a hard time 10 convince the people Of
Missaula of his last freak. For Mr..
chovigny, who was with me at that
tir1e in I'll, buggy and VIII" has still
got II bruised knee will corroborate my
st .t:rarts and da'es. | would recall
AN incident ri about three ears ago
when the doctor was arrested for run
ming his old machine above the speed
limit; he brought some Of his friends
as Witnesses and they sMore that his
machine cannot make more than eight
miles an hour and he lad 10 trouble
to convince jury composed of his
friends that he WAS innocent. The
next day | happened to meet him in
a store Of one Of his friends and we
commented about his trial: he
laughed and boosted that he cannot
be convicted at any time. SO / will
leave 1T To tn. people of Missoula to
draw their own conclusion as To how
much the doctors statement Is worth
and how much reliance. one can. have
on his witnesses. There is one thing
in his statement that is correct: he
says he did not know that he fright
ened my horse: this is true for the
doctor never knows what he Is doing:
for If he did realize what he was do
ing. he would not do what he is
doing. In conclusion. will say that
this matter is In the hands of the
mayor and the city council and they
can do as they like and / will not
answer any more of the doctors mis-
statements. Yours truly.
NJ. SOLOMON.
Missoula, Sept. 3, 1909
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-10
GUESTS ARE Toll
OF ENGAGEMENT
MISS THuLA TooLE WILL MARRY
GEORGE WEisAL IN NovEM-
BER-sociETY.

Mrs. John II. Toole entertained at Il
progressive luncheon yesterday after
noon at 3 o'clock in honor of her
daughter, Thula, whose engagement
to George Weisal of Henderson, Mont,
was announced. The manner Of the
announcement was unique. The APP
parently unadorned place cards, on
being turned over, We're discovered to
be artisticalls finished kodak pictures
caught by happy chance-of Miss
Toole and MIR. Weisal, bearing the in
scription November, 1909
This announcement came as de-
lightful surprise and both of the prin-
cipals In what will be one of the inn
portant events of the fall in Missoula
society are being showercd with con-
gratulations. Miss Toole is "A leader
In the activities of the younger set
and has been prominent in university
society, She is member of the local
chapter of the Kappa Kappa Gamma
sorority, MIR. Weisal liz manager of
the Mann Lumber company at Hen
derson and is well known in this city.
The luncheon itself was an elaborate
affair. The dining room was made tn
look like n bower of beauty with its
nrodigal decking of exquisite flowers.
Covers were laid for 26.
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SHOT FIRED TO STOP
FLEEING HOBO
MlScREANT ALLEGED TO HAVE
SHOT AT BRAKEMAN AT
GARRISON ARRESTED.

Police Officers Be.son and White.
man, stationed ut the Northern Pacific
depot. had a lively time last night
when the North Coast Limited pulled
into the station. They had been
warned by a telegram from Garrison
to lock out for a man on the train
who had shot at brakeman ut that
place. When the train pulled into
the station Whiteman was on the
north side of it. with his partner on
the side nearest the depot. one man
attempted to leave the train on the
north side and was nabhed by White
man. but the other man left the train
on the south side when Beeson was
busy calling the train. However, Bee
son was on the job and saw his man
beating it, for town and yelled to
him to stop, but there was nothing
doing 4 shot from the officers re
volver sufficed to arrest the fugitive
i'm his flight. and the pair was taken
to the city Jail. where their names
were given as Joe Heating and John
keeleven.
1t is claimed that tho brakeman
had tried to eject man from the
rods at Garrison. and the man re-
at the brakeman. only one man was
wanted in connection with the affair,
and il il not yet known which of the
two men arrested last night Is the
desired person. 1t Is possible that
neither was concerned, as neither one
had gun.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-10
CHURCH SOCIETIES
IN MEETING
FEDERATED AID HAS MEETING
IN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
THE PROGRAM.

There was an interesting meeting of
the Woman's Federated Aid societies
yesterday afternoon, the members of
the Presbyterian society being the
hostesses. Mrs McsIlster presided
and the meeting was opened with a
prayer by Mrs. Seecombe. Mrs. Mac
lean read the Nineteenth Psalm. Then
followed the business meeting Of the
federated societies. An INVESTIGATING
committee was appointed. to consist
of one member from each church so
ciety- for the purpose of inquiring
into eases which cali for the charitable
action of the federation. A program
committee was also selected. to con-
sist of one member from each society
and the missionary societies will be
included in this list. The selection
Of officers was postponed until con-
stitution is adopted; the constitution
is to be prepared by the presidents of
the Individual societies. working with
the president of the federation. The
constitution will be considered at a
meeting to be held the first Thursday
in December. when the ladies of the
Baptist society will entertain the fed
Grafton.
At the conclusion of the business
meeting. there was n program of
literary and musical numbers. as fol-
lows: organ solo. Mrs. Little: reading,
Miss Kellogg; solo. Mr.. Bailey.
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HYPOCR|1|CAL MUTE
TAKEN INTO CUSTODY

Officer Eikler last evening arrested
IL man who gave his name as Floyd
jefferson. who had been begging
money on the plea of being deaf
mute. and placed him in the city Jail
The man had in his possession SYM
paths-creating cards, which he would
hand IL rassersby and solicit aims.
lie struck couple OF young fellows
and obtained money from them. but
Il iittlr later. when he SAW them again,
he asked them for a cigarette, not
knowing that a short time before he
had posed before them as deaf
mute. lie will explain in police court
today.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-10
YOUNG j. J. BROOKS
ARRESTED BY POLICE

\ young fellow by the name of L.
j. Brooks. said by the police to be
bad actor was arrested last night
on West Front street by Officer Car
Yer. The Young fellow is alleged to
have obtained a small sum of money
from various people by signing over
some time which he claimed to have
coming from the railroad. and it was
later discovered that he had nothing
coming as pay. \ warrant VAS issued
and given 10 the sheriffs officers -
be served, The police Were notified.
with the result that Brooks is now
in the county Jail.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-10
TOOLS ARE STOLEN.

Half hundred lockers in the North
ern Pacific roundhouse shops were
broken into early yesterday morning
and large number of tools belonging
to the employees were stolen. There
have been no arrests.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-10

All members of Missoula lodge NJ.
GO. Brotherhood nj Railroad Train
men, will meet at Northern Pacific
club rooms ut $40 this morning tn
attend in il body the funeral of our
deceased brother. {. A. Anderson. to
be held at the family residence ut
500 North Second west at 10 a. M.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-10
In Minneapolis.

Mrs. 4. II. wilkins and daughter.
Maude. of Missoula. Mont. are the
guests of Mrs. ]. ]. Gerber at her
home. 214o Lyndale avenue $. Miss
Wilkins is an accomplished musician
and was graduated from the Wolf con-
seryatory. Her mother and Mrs. Ger
her We're schoolmatss in Iowa.-~Min-
neapolis Journal
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Teacup Shower.

Miss Isabel Lombard was the guest
of honor ut party given last evening
by Miss Lucy Whitaker at her home
I'm South Missoula. The teacup shower
with which Miss Lombard was sur
prised proved pleasant and novel
feature of the evening. At a late
hour n dainty chatting dish supper was
served. About Is guests We're present.
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TO STUDY ENGLISH BALLADS

]. s. Snoddy. formerly professor of
English in the state university, left
last night for Harvard. where he will
take an advanced course In English
and English ballads. He will return
to Missoula next July.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-10

J. $. Harkcr. who has been in the
shoe business I'm Missoula tor SO long
that he has come to be
SINCERE regarded as a fixture,
THANKS. yesterday afternoon
disposed of his business
to new firm, and last night Mapes
Il Mapes entered the local mercantile
field as the owners OF the Harker es-
adjustment. Speaking last night Of
the change. Mr.. Harker said To a Mis-
soulian man: Yes. | am out of bust
ness. 1t is SO new IA sensation that I
scarcely realize 1T: ii only happened
this noon and / have not had time to
get used to it. But there h. one thing
that ! want To say. and | want to say
IL just as emphutically as / know how.
! want To say To the people of Mis-
soula that | thoroughly appreciate
their kindness to me during the nine
years that | have sold them shoes
They have been kind to me: kind lis
not strong enough word: they have
never ceased to manifest the friendly
feeling that has made my business
life here So pleasant. | thank them
all from the bottom OF my heart, and
3ltpE AIiS WIN commune AHtlT IaNnI
to the establishment: the new owners
are good men. in every way entitled
Ia the confidence of Missnuia people
| can recommend them to all of my
friends: they are just the right sort
! don't know what my future move
ments win he: ! hope To be able 10
arrange things SO that | can stay In
Missuula: this is home to me and here
are most of my friends: it is the
pleasantest place for a home that !
know Of. and ii IL going tn he big
and prosperous city. In ten years
there win he more than 10000 people
here: You mark that down. Nine years
ago when ! entered business hero
there were 4 300 people here. we went
into business where Pat Reilly had
moved out, and the town was So slow
then that for a year people used to
come I'm and want To buy oatmeal But
the town has walked up: Ii Ii "A rus
thing. busting city. and ii Il not going
To stop. Il am absolutely confident of
Missouia's future; III IL had not been
for the necessity for getting out OF
the store | would not have sold my
business. But | am out of il now.
and all | ask is that Missoula he as
good 10 the new firm az 1t has been
To me-
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-10
Ladies' Guild.

The Ladies' guild of the Episcopal
church met yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs, Frank II. Woody on
West Pine street. The afternoon was
spent discussing the work of the sum-
mer and making plans for the future.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-10

Il knew IL; ! knew it; you couldn't
fool me-" said Jim Walsh as he We, s.,
coined his brother Pat
ONCE yesterday morning as
MORE. the latter. with his
bride. entered the Mis-
soula hotel ana wrote upon the regis
ter. "P II. Walsh and wife. Repub-
lie, Wash" II was about month
ago. while Jim was entertaining his
brother Mike and the new Mrs. Mike
that Pat went east with all the symp-
toms. Jim had seen so many cases
of the sort that he recognized the
situation at once. and merely asked
Pat when he was coming back. Re
csiying the information, Jim placed
the bridal chamber on the reserved
list for the date which was yester-
day, and everything was ready for Mr.
and Mrs. +. ii. Walsh when they ar
rived from Minneapolis by way of
Yellowstone park. Il knew IT," said
Jim again. blu. | couldn't believe it.
never thought Pat would do the likes
of that" After Il visit here MIR. and
Mrs, Walsh will go To the coast and
then will return To Republic, which
will be their home There's only one
more" said Jim last night That's
Tom. and l don't believe he will ever
do II. But you can't tell. There's
Pat now"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-10
BUYERS BACK HOME.

Miss noherty. manager af the wanan's
apparel department of the MiSsouIa
Mercantile company. Mrs. Henderson.
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recently selected 10 fill the position of
manager Of the millinery department.
and Mr. Putncy, head of the dry goods
department, have returned from the
east. where they went Ia purchase fan
and winter stock
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Notics.

To members of NJ, w. A: Card
You just received should reat
Thursday. September 16.'
II. T.. BLAkELY, Clerk.
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hotel promises 10 be- in demand this
fall. Word was received
BEAUTY here yesterday that in
is NEXT. aicates that Beauty
Delantey will want I,
when he comes back from the coast.
Ii was hard to believe. but his Mis-
saula friends can place no other in
depreciation upon the messages which
Sunshine sends back from Seattle:
they are happy and good natured, of
course: they couldn't be anything else.
coming from Delantes; but they are
50 exnherantly happy that his friends
are certain that he has either Won Il
rubber nj eribbage or has taken wife,
and they are inclined to the belief
that it Is not erihhage that makes Billy
SO unusually happy. There Is 10 mis-
taking the language of the honey
moon. and Bill lapses into ii whenever
he writes 10 one Of the boys, and there
will be- such reception when he
comes home. First. there will be a
cordial welcome that viii be something
to remember. and then there will be
an Irishman yelling for mercy, for the
boys will take it out of Bills hide for
not letting them in on the news: they
feel deeply injured that DeIanteS
should have been so reticent.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-10

II l. Lyons left last night for eastern
Montana. where he will push the sale
of Car Line addition
LIVELY lots in the state Wide
SELLING. campaign that he has
inaugurated. He will be
absent several weeks this time. The
sale is moving along WELL" said MIR.
Lyons 10 "A Missoulian man last night
before he left. We have sold some
thing every day. and the daily aver
age is surprisingly large, 1t has been
a good local sale. better than We eN-
pected: there Is not day that We do
not get some inquiries. and there has
not been a blank day III the sale. Since
We have been able to guarantee that
the electric line and the water mains
will be extended through our addi-
ton the selling Of lots has been easy
The people are getting acquainted with
tina proposition and the lots are SELL
ing themselves"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-10

II. l.. Lyons left last night for eastern !
Montana, where he will push the sale /
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-10

The bridal chamber at the Missauia
hotel promises to be in demand this
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-18
PERSONAL MENTION

F. K. Coles left yesterday morning for Tombstone where he will resume duty on the United States Grand Jury. Mrs. N. A. Reese of Los Angeles is visiting with friends in this city. :. ]. B. Mcclure who makes this city frequently in the interests of crockery merchants left yesterday for Clifton.
 Mrs. J. E. Page states that she has heard from her sister who is coming to visit her soon from New York city. She will arrive sometime next week.
 O. c. Roush returned yesterday from a business trip to Douglas.
 J. N. Curtis of Tucson, was in Bis bee yesterday on business.
 J. J. Miller of the Old Pueblo. was here yesterday on business.
 H. G. Cassidy has returned from a trip to Los Angeles.
 Attorney w. K Flora returned yes terday afternoon from Tombstone.
 Ted Decker. the well known trav- cling salesman. who has many ac quaintances here. arrived in Bisbec yesterday.
 Dr. F. E. Shine left yesterday af ternoon for Fl Paso on business.
 Miss Helen Merritt returned yes terday afternoon from a visit to her home at Lewis Springs.
 Harry Wheeler was in Bisbee yes terday on business connected with the sheriff's office.
 F. II. Stover, county superintendent of schools, was in Bisbee yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-18

FOR SAlE-Cow, a No. 1 milker
 See George l.. Staley, 206 Tomb stone Canyon. 495
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-18
Daniel McClaren

Daniel McClaren, ice maker, for the Bisbee Improvement company, died
 Sunday afternoon at the C. & A. hos pital A son in Van Cleek Hill, On tario. has been notified, and left there yesterday. Pending his arrival no fun eral arrangements will be made. Mir, McCIaren lived in Bisbee several years, having come here to go to work for James Cowan, formerly with the B. L, Company, the two having been friends forlyears. Mir. Cowan is taking care of the body. pending the arrival of the son of the deceased. Me
 Claren was about fifty-five years O! age. His wife die | several years ago
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-18
WILL HAVE SPECIAL GAR.

The members of the Y. w. C. A. who go tonight to the Country club as the guests of the Blues" and "Yel- lows" will leave on a special car at eight o'clock and those who miss that car may take the regular Country
 club car at S:3O. A splendid pro gram has been arranged for the occa- sion and the refreshment committee is working overtime in order to please the most fastidious. All members are urged 10 catch the special if possible.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-18
rro-srr oz COTTON FIELD.

The old Mosaic Laws forbade the use of pork in any form. and modern science has confirmed the wisdom oi the patriarch In making this Law. TEe flesh of the 1as is in digestibie; so is the fat Food prepa red with lard is unvholesome. To meet the demand for a cooking fat that is pure and easily di- eested. The N. K. Fsirbank Company. Chicago. have put on the market a shortenins called COTTOLENE. made from refined veg etable oil This cooking fat can be used in any and every way that lard now is. and can even be used in place of butter in making fine pastry. Contrast the source of lsrd--tle Althy pig-sty. with the source of COrTc- LENE-the pure. white cotton bcii. and one can readily understand the great cefnsnd fol thls pure, vegetable shortening in preisrcnee fo the fat os the hof
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-18
LOST AND FOUND.
NoRwAY's NATIONAL DAY.

CHICAGO, May 17-Norway's na- tional holiday, commemorating the signing of the Norwegian national constitution in 1874. was observed by Chicago Norwegians today with elab- crate celebrations. On account of split among Norsemen over the liquor question. there were two separate celebrations, one wet and one dry"
 An attractive feature of the festiy- ities was a procession of school chil- dren dressed in turner and national costumes. They marched to Hum boldt park. where exercises were held Other celebrations were held at Lo- gan square and at Wicker park. Gov ernor Deneen. Professor Julius Olsen of the university of Wisconsin. and Dr. Halydan Koht of the university of Norway were among the speakers
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-18
-------------D D------------------ HERE IS RELIEF FOR WOMEN

'1s you have pains in the back. Urinary. Bladder or Kidney Trouble and want a certain, pleasant herb re lief from Women's ills. try Fother Gray's "AUSTRALIAN-LEAF." It Is a safe, reliable regulator and relieves all Female Weaknesses, including in fiammation and ulceratiops. Mother Druggists CT sent by mail fer 50 cts Sample sent FREE. Address The Mother Gray Co. Le Roy, N. Y.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
FOR sALE-Established grocery bu

FOR SAlE-Established grocery bus mess located on the main busness street in Bi5bee, large regular pat ronage on which books will show good profit on investment necessary. Three years success. but owners must leave on account of other in terests. Remarkable opportunity for man Of small capital to purchase business upon wh ch large returns may be had. Investigation solicit ed. Address Merchant" care of Review.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-18

FOR SALE CHEAP-Good saddle
 and bicycle. 92 South Bisbee 800
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-18
YOUR HAT
May Be Stylish One but it Makes
 Trouble

A man usually buys a hat that's in style" but the modern hat for men has lots to answer for.
 Baldheads are growing more nu- merous every day. Hats make ex- cellent breeding places for the para sitic germs which sap the life from the roots of the hair.
 When your hair begins to fall out and your scalp is full of dandruff it is sure sign that these counties germs are buily at work.
 There is bu: enc way to overcome the trouble and kli the germs-that way is to apply Newbro's Herpicide to the scan. It will kill the germs and healthy hair is sure to result.
 Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c in stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co, Detroit Mich.
 One Dollar Bottles Guarapteed.
 Bisbee Drug O., Special Agents.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-18
SKATING RINK OPENS

Thursday night. Old Opera House.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-18
BIsBEE IS DEFEATED.

The base ball game played Saturday between teams representing the Bis bee High school and the Douglas High school resulted in a score of 6 to in favor of the Douglas team. The return game will be played at Douglas this coming Saturday. and the winning team will play Tucson the following Saturday. The lineup of the Bisbee team to play Douglas will be practical. ly the same as that which played last Saturday.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-18
Ihnmas M. Murray.

News reached here yesterday of the death of Thos. NJ Murray, at Trini- dad, Colo. He died suddenly. Mur- ray was well known in Bisbee. having been associated in mining business here with Charles Flynn. He also worked for James Letson and Tony Cline. Murray was about forty-hve years of age, and left Bisbee about eighteen months ago. Funeral ser vices will be held in Trinidad tomor-