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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-04

Sleek ana prosperous in appearance
and in fact, there blew into town
yesterday from Ken
HeIlO, lucky a former Mis-
OIL ed suuIa man who stirred
up the whole town as
soon as folks knew he had arrived
IL was Ed Dowell, crstwhiIu post
master of this city and for long
time one of the mainstays of the
Northern Pacific and at present n
farmer in the Bluegrass state in the
district where there q. Is no tobacco
grown and. hence, no night rider
raids. which accounts. I'm part at least.
for the look of absolute content which
MIR. Dowell wears. There were scores
of people glad to see Ed and they
don't lose any time in letting him
know IL. He and the local Kentucky
colony had a love feast which drifted
into IA protractcd meeting before the
end was reached. When Ed had re-
ported all the crossroads news and had
given satisfactory account of him
self, he was allowed To minglc with
some Of his other friends This morn
ing he will go fishing up the Bitter
Root.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-04
FROM
WALLACE
COMPLAINTS ARE TILED
AGAINST SALOON MEN

Chief of Police Ncaley yesterday tn
the court of Justice of the Peace
Small filed complaints against Harry
Gold, of the office bar, Magus Nyberg
of the |. y. l. saloon. and IL. T.. Bor-
man. of the Shamrock saloon. all on
West Front street. charging them with
selling liquor between the hours of
Il. tn. and i IA. m. The complaints
grew out of the arrests. Il few days
ago. of men from the Shamrock and
|, y. L" saloons for selling beer after
o'clock, The warrants were given
To tile sheriff's office and will he
served today.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-04
REGISTRATION TOTAL
IS HIGH
INDICATIONS ARE THAT GRAND
TOTAL OF 10000 WILL BE
EXCEEDED.

While not up to tho mark set on
Monday, yesterdays total registration
was one that makes a large increase
in the grand total for the period. The
total number of registrants reported
by the notaries, up to 4:30 o'clock yes
tcrday afternoon, was 4 1872, which is
next To the highest mark. This brings
the grand total up to 52,l1I. and with
two days to go, il looks very likely
that the grand total at the end OF the
period will easily reach, the $1,000
mark, granting, of course, as no doubt
will be the case, that each days total
be somewhat less than 1000. The
chances are many that the registration
for the next two days will reach 10. 600
The registration reported by each
notarial office yesterday follows.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-04
Notice.

on and after the 18th day of Au-
gust the master plumbers % Missouri
viii figure only with recognized archl-
tects and owners.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-04
OHIO MAN SUFFERS
At PORTtR'S HANDS

- Jesse Hall. of yellow Springs, q.
left a Northern Pacific train at Mis-
soula yesterday To- seek surgical at
tention. Just east of Garrison he MAS
assaulted ny Pullman porter and
sustained severe injuries. Mr. Hail,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-04

W. X. Van Nalen announced ycster-
day that he has taken a new partner
i'm his business and that
VAN his firm nam. II NOW
UNiTES Van Nalen K Hickman.
Peter Eickman. the new
partner, is from Minneapolis. where
he has long been identified with the
real estate and loan business, posses
ing more than local reputation i'm these
matters. Mr.. Hickman has a family
and expects To have them here as
permanent residents of Miss0ula In a
couple OF months. He is much pleased
with Missoula's business circles II
think MissOula has n great future"
said he yesterday Everything seems
To have been made in this part of the
country with special reference To its
bearing upon the development of the
city and all that needs to be done Ii
To take advantage Of thu situation.
You seem to have done that in good
shape and there are many other ways
in which you can further the develop
ment already So well begun. II is a
great chance for "A great city
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-04

The foreign born residents of the
United States are still taking out their
first papers or declarations of inten-
ton to become citizens of this coun-
try In order to qualify for registra-
tion for Flathead reservation lands.
Yesterday there We're seven applicants
ut the office of the clerk Of the court,
as follows: Leopold Desics of Hun
gary; Emil Babe. Argentine Repub-
lie: Bertha Rarstad. Norway; John
Lindgren. Sweden; Ludger Beau
chesne. Quebec: Steve Nelson. Nor
way. and Gustav Adolph Fisher. Ger
many.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-04
MAN ARRESTED
FOR ALLEGED ASSAULT

Ii ". Sims. a colured porter at the
oxford saloon. was arrested last night
by Night chief of Police Pete McDoR-
aid. for an assault which. it is alleged,
he committed on white man. 1t is
said that the trouble started in the
saloon and the porter followed the
man Ia Higgins avenue in front of the
Golden Rule store. where he knocked
him out.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-04

br. Farnsworth is plotting party of
eastern doctors through the Bitter
Root valley. where they
LOOKING are diagnosing condi-
1T OVER tions and seeking com
fort and pleasure In the
perfect health that comes to him who
lives right in the Bitter Root In
the party are Drs. T.. l.. Eggleston, NJ.
T. Smith, w, K. Rlslcy and Ben Gull
Yer. al! of the Battle Creek SAM
tarium corps. They are thoroughly en-
joying the tour OF the valley and are
converts to It's spell.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-04
CHARGED WITH ASSAULT.

\ man who gave his name as George
Miller was arraigned before Justice
of III" Peace Small yesterday on the
charge Of third degree assault He
pleaded not guilty and will be tried
at o'clock this afternoon. In tn"
meantime he Is at liberty under II $50
bond. 1t Is alleged that he committed
the assault upon Angeles Chupras at
Bonner. where both If the men arc
residents. They are both Greeks.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-04
PLEADS NOT GUILTY.

Pat Benner, accused Of stealing sIe
from a man named q. ]. McMuhun.
was arrested yesterday by Consta-
bic Sam Pulliam. When arralgned be-
fore Justice of the Peace Small he
pleaded not guilty and will have his
tslal this afternoon at o'clock
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-04

w X. Van
day that he
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-04
DIES IN HOSPITAL.

Gus : Gustavison, a man aged 40
years, died Monday night at st. Pat
rick's hospital. death being caused by
a complication of diseases. He was
brought to the hospital from Lolo ana
aside from that not much is known of
him. He was member of the Eagles
lodge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-22


OF the client commended the judge
his "atrong opinion"
upon Justice Wright
had about opinion ia the
Il
from things read that have achieved
Thing than fame"
Judge / away
impressions Of the Here they
TEACH LABOR A LESSON.
straight UNDETERMINED. oundbe4d
gzzlod welidessed approachsble
a student
thick meaty build
during Interview this suggestion
he said WAS TIME THESE PEOPLE
country WERE TAUGHT LESSON" And
asked II be join recommendation
president pardoned There
q replied CERTAIN
THAT THE COURT WOULD RECOGNIZE THE RIGHT OF The
PRESIDENT TO INTERFERE IN SUCH A CASE. HOWEVER.
DON'T CARE TO co INTO THAT. I DON'T CARE TO GO INTO
PHASE or THE MATTER THAT MIGHT comE UP FoR ne
pardouing the chief
the newlynveud crimes cased Of
wanted 81, but the judge lad
had physical labor
a livlnKg For three generations
They had made
OF Cincinnati Riverside Of
resided high school
Cincinnati school, from the law school into small political os
Paas7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-22
HAS PLAN To
KILL LOAN
SHARK
COTTERILL BILL WILL
DISPOSE OF THE
EVIL.
Employer and the Wife Of
Man Must Both Sign
the Assignment.

OLYMPIA, Jan. 22.-Senator Cot
teriil Of King county has "A bill de-
signed TO put the loan sharks cut
OF business, and before the session
Is over ho win present other meas-
ures with this end IA view. Thc
bin he has prepared provides that
ne assignment OF salary shall be
LEGAL unless Il IS signed by the en-
ployor and the wife Of the employee.
Senator Cotteriu believes that this
will act as a deterrent TO loans by
the sharks In the first place, no
employe cares 60 have his employer
know that he is borrowing money.
and IN the second place the bin will
make Il impossible FOR a husband
10 pledge his salary without his wife
knowing an about a.
The loan shark eyil IN various
cities has reached a high stage Of
development, and many Of the city
employees, foromen, policemen and
men engaged in the city HAN and
court house are completely In the
grasp OF the usurious lenders Of
money who frequently lend at rates
equal TO 1000 per cent
I'M the near future Senator Cot
TORN win Introduce bin that will
tend 70 bring about q weekly and
semi monthly pay day This Will
help 70 break the grip Of the loan
sharks as many men are forced to
go 10 them 20 carry Thorn over the
long stretches between monthly pay
days.
The law requiring the signature
of tho wife and the employer IS now
ln effect IN Massachusetts. whore It
has given excellent satisfaction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-22
MONEY
SPENDING
NOM:
A NEW SHORE LAND
PLAN is PROPOSED
BY COTTERILL.
Bill to Build the Canal
Shows Latest Method
of Financiering.

OLYMPIA. Jan. 22 senator Cot
terill. by two bills introduced IN the
senate. plans To boost the Lake
Washington canal along through the
medium ~ the A.-Y.-P.-E
The plan coatemplates the setting
aside OF $4,000 Of the residue de-
rived from the sale OF the shore
lands Of Lake Union and Lake
Washington, after the t6o0o00 has
been paid over Go the state univer-
aity ana 100000 has gone TO the
A.-Y,-P.-E.
This money IS TO be devoted to
tho construction 81 the Lake Wash
ington canal the dirt from which
IS TO be used 20 fill out the shore
lands and make them much moro
valuable.
n this proposition goes through
both houses. il win probably create
the desired residue, ms the prospects
OF work ON the Lake Washington
canal would enhance the value OF
the shore lands TO a great extent.
Thus, Il win bc seen that Senator
Cotterilrs measure is one OF ere
alive nature. adding value 20 a GER
tain property, realizing on the value
IN advance and then taking the
money Go make the value good
II viii be n benefit 70 the state
university, the A.-N.-p,-E, the
buyers OF shore land and those who
are anxious for tho canal, aud The
beauty OF It IS that IL win not have
cost anybody except the actual pur-
chasers of shore unds, a cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-22
II WAS TIME TO TEACH LABOR A LESSON
so SAYS JUSTICE WRIGHT Who CONDEMNED LABOR LEADERS
In Remarkable Interview Federal Judge
Tells Why He Sentenced Gompers,
Mitchell and Observation-Disclosures
Power of Federal Court Greater
Than Congress

WASHINGTON. - g.. Jan 22-
The iadae who imposed jail SEN
tonce on samuel 0omperr and bis
associates. John Mitchell aud Frank
Morrison. alleging them % be in
contompi of court Do so appointee
on STANDARD OTIS spondont in
the United States senate Joseph
" Foraker Is responsible for Dan
icl Thew Wright
Herewith % presented the first
interview with Judge Wright since
DO sentenced the three labor lead
cfa
7 don't suppose lt would add 10
my popularity a. this time to talk
about &C. said Justice Wright. but
am a fricnd and adnlrcr OF Sen
aior Foraker met him when
WAS judge % the court % common
pleas IN Hamilton county. Ohio I
was appointed 10 my present posi-.
ton on Senator FOraser'a recon.
mendaiion"
The meeting which led 10 the
friendship between Justice Wright
and Senator Foraker Was brought
about BY The fact that Senator For
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-22
CREW FACES
Death
SCHOONER ENsloH rs BREAK
ING UP AND The MEN
ABOARD m PERIL.

Word received here today from
the schooner Ensign. which was
yestefday reported ashore AZ Naples
Cal. near santa Barbara, indicates
that ire ship - soing to pieces verS
fast and that little hope D. enter
tnined " saving the lives ~ seven
~ her crow who are stan aboard
An efforts q tho iifeEavinR crew
10 shoot n lifeline O. the doomed
vessel have 30 far proven futile.
and. unless the terrible surf dies lu
calm. n will probably be lmpos-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-22
MIDNIGHT OIL"
AT THE VARSITY

The midnight" oil burns az tho
varsity.
The wave Of study IL unconfiued
Even tae opicurian tastes OF the
students 20 unsaustiod and the call
OF the Wild r. wholly ignored.
This ~ the scniannual season Of
nearneryous prostration. for Mon.
day ushers Ia the long dreaded
week AZ examination.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-22
RECIPROCAL CLUB
RELATIONS MADE

Reciprocal relations have been 80.
tablished with 81 commercial or.
ganizailons throughout the country
By the Seattle Commercial club
Membership cards will be printed
giving the roster 81 these clubs
which, when presented az such
clubs. will allow The members an
their privilege. The same courte
sizes viii be- extended 90 members
Of the exchange clubs when In the
Seattle Commercial club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-22

Nlbie either - send r. boat out 10
tho doomed men. or for a boat from
the ship % land The surf at that
point 70 noted a. very dangerous
Tho Ensign was built az Everett
a few years ago and ia owned Ia
Fan Trnnclaco. She IL E2g tons
gross burden
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-22
FACULTY RECOGNIZES
WRESTLING AT @U

Agitation AZ the University 81
Washingfon for the recoenitlou 81
wrestling has borne fruit. Dr. Da.
vid g. Hall. physical director. has
been authorized BY the faculty attn.
lctfc committee % select a fiveman
team % meet the Oregon AFricul.
surai college IN a tourney.
washington is strong IN the
wrestling division and should de-
veiop q successful team Jarvis.
Eakin. Bantx and Babcoek OF the
football team are promising ma.
terial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-22
JUDGES ARE
THROUGH
WORK
NAMES OF THOSE TO
GET SEATS ARE
CHOSEN.
An Even 5000 Essays
Keep the Judges at
Work for Hours.

The Stars theatre party at
the opening performance Of
"Bcn llur" az the Moore next
Monday night is going TO be
the biggest event Di the kind in
the history OF Seattle.
For twenty four hours past
the Judges 81 tho essays in the
Ben Hur" contest have been
husily engaged in a process 81
elimination. aud this morning
finally determined upon the 800
successful competitors.
An even 5000 essays were re-
eeived in The Star office up 20
5 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The task % opening and read
ing all OF these was a great one.
How They Were Chosen.
First. there were eliminated
all OF those written In a sloycn-
Is manner Secondly. the
Judges discarded those Of too
great length and many 81 only
a few words. Then from the
remainder those most neatly
written we're selected and read.
When this had been COM
pletcd. a list 81 ls3 that IN every
way fulfilled the requirements.
being in the neighh0rhood 81
$50 words. OF much literary
merit, written plainly and with
extra regard for ncatncss. was
made up This list comprises
the roll OF honor. which appears
below. A second list Of i47,
only slightly less mcritorious,
was then made up. This list
fulfilled nearly an Of the re-
quirements. and the names Of
those who appear therein are in
every way entitled to tickets 10
the theatre party The two lists
arc printed herewith.
Tickets Presented Saturday.
Tomorrow morning. az 10
o'clock. al Of those whose
names appear on these lists arc
asked 20 call az The Star office.
when they will be handed their
tickets and receive formal in
!. f----. y - -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-22
LITTLE LUSTY LUNGS"
NOW HAS A GOOD Home
A GREAT NUMBER OF
PEOPLE WANT
WAIF.
Desk Sergeant DuCett,
However, Beats Them
All 10 the Babe.

Little Lusty Lungs" nov has a
home. thank yau,
Ever since q became pubilc that
ths little chap was found on the
front doorstep % the Near New citY
hall the horne % Police sfatrun Mar
xsrog De Han and police hsadqpar-
tera have been hes.oSea by fathers
and mothers 20 give Little Lusty
Longs a comfortable home.
But yesterday afternoon. when q
became noised about ths police sta
tion that the babe had aversthinE
bat a houe. Frank puCstt. desk
sergeant and husband but no faith
81. was seen 70 act tho rale ot AR.
Mystery
MAKES Hun FOR Babe.
AR. puCett whispered some sotto
voce stuff into tne receiver q q
telephone. and ia exactly s. minutes
BY The wateh Mrs Prank Ducett
Put N an appearance Incidentally
h rnay De mentioned that Mrs.
puceff broke tbs record IN SETTING
from HHiman CITY 20 Seattle
Well anyway. Mr.. and AIRS Due
Cstt hisd Across the straaf fo tha
J home q the police mAtruns ard
~TAtsIe Lussy t.unga is One II
!. Tire DuCrtt family
Police Matron De Han spent half
81 last night answering telephone
calls and giving "details q the wee
chaps personal appearance. discuv-
cry. etc.
Worked ovsriilne.
But at police headquarters The
tciephone operators worked over
time.
"can I have himF Inquired enc
woman
~Ciaimed already answered Ops
orator Smith.
II may BE- stated here that ths
above dialogue was reported ass
times e. actual count Disk Ser
geant uucett y busy buying mate.
rial fer baby clothing today and yofi
couldn't pry Little Lastly Lungs
away from his home Wlgh Wild
horses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-22
FORGIVE
ME-, CRIES
MAN
WITH THAT HE WAS
DRAINED BY
SHAFT.
Horrible Accident Occurs
in Lumber Mill al
Ballard.

With a iaRt iisp4lring cry Of God
forEiyc me" the instant ~ realized
his doom was sealed Chas Greg.
son. a lahorer. vas caught Ia zap.
idly revolving shaft. at the Seattle
Cedar Luin Der Co.'S plant. yesfar
day afternoon. and killed before
aid could be- summoned.
Grekaon was working beneath The
MIL repairing some machinery and
lost his balance. falling backwards
onto the shaft. which makes zoe
revolutions per minute Ills head
WIS split entirely open Oue arm
was literally pulled or below che
shoulder. auC leg was also dIsmrm.
bere,i. L required The efforts %
two men for 80 minutes b. uafanEie
his maneied form from the ahaft
a sickerins Sight,
The erg % the dying man could
b. heard throughout sas- mili in
spite Of The noise made By the mn.
chinery. A companion. liver Wick.
xbo sas working bssid. GreKson,
nearly tainted &c fhe sight. bat man.
AGED 10 make hls way 90 the emer
gency whistle and gave thc signal
for shuiting or the power
NJ 2 = Hciiher. deputy coroner.
was Immediately summoned. also
Graham 4 Engrrmann. andsFfakern.
who took charge * tho body Grcg.
H0n had been employed IN this mill
bgt one month tio was unmarried
and roomed Ia the Willard house on
Ballard AZ Ills relatives. n ANY.
are not known.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-22

British bark Carmanla has been
chartered % take The place ~ the
wrecked French ship Alice. carrying
grain Tor Kerr. Clifford 4 Co. from
TaromH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-22
Situation Serious.

The flooded condition prevails on
al railways having terminals on
this coast Nor is there Indication
that the trouble will soon be over
The rains and warm winds con.
tlnue generally over the state. aud
IL n showing today OF Cape Flat.
terry. while the barometer u said
to be- lower than ever before IN the
history Of Seattle. being below 40
Tor the past twentyfOur ho1Ta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-22
SMITHS REMARKABLE ANALYSIS or
POWER OF OUR FEDERAL COURTS.

POWER OF OUR FEDERAL COURTS.
The sixth amendment tO the constitution guarantees the
FfAht ~ trial by IN all criminal "a
MISTER Of knowledge that this time hon0ed safeguard
against the sud oppression Of ruling classes has been
ossthaeu By The federal With the aeeendaney
wealth and Influence hy injunction has
important feature ~ The made Of the
injunction Ia in the conflicts labor
caai has placed rge and important class Of crimes beyond
no pale Of THE constitutional provision Moreover this parc
ur class % crimes - The where denial Of the right
~ likely result oppression. Under th
n procedure The has virtually assumed the
canal legislation aud punish crimes acts which
ueher public opinion condemns
IA where the constitutional right OF trial hy Jury
would acqulttal II places powerful the
o organized wealth which g Slow ~
Spirit u American Government b. J.. Alien smith D.
b. Professor Of Political Science University Of Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-22

The drodRe Portland was towea
over here from Tacoma yesterday
10y the Tyee 20 have repairs made
on broken pump,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-22
Sell No Tickets.

The Union ticket office said this
morning that n had no information
that the iandEildea on the Great
Northern between Everett and
Ballard had been cleared away. and
advised persons not 20 buy tickets
FOR Everett today. or AZ least until
some information a. 10 the probable
time for the leaving % the first
train was given out II was stated
unofficiaily that n made.up train
would Try 20 get through At II 90
Northern Pacific No rs. due Jan.
nary 70. arrived IN this morning at
10 % aud discharged a inded bunch
Of passengers into the King st. sta.
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-22
SITUATION IS
STILL VERY
SERIOUS
TRAINS HELD UP BY
THE FLOODS
ARRIVE.
Movement of Other Trains
Is Still Doubtful,
However.

Temporary repairs affected IA
the mountain tracks OF the North
ern Pacific and Great Northern
railways enabled five trains 20
rearh Seattle iaHt night after being
delayed from one "a three days 81
the destruction % track.
The trains 20 arrive woge comhi
nations u Northern Pacific trains
4, and 5. A train over ths Great
Northern made up q trains 3 % The
10th and yesterday. and l og yea.
feYday. in expected 10 arrive this
evening
This. II IL thousht. win b. tho
end for a while u travel either
east or coaafWisc Every branch o.
the o r. q ~ is tied 40 b. Naah
outH The Great Northern sent The
Wenaschee train out this morning
with INSTRUCTIONS 20 SO 90 farther
than Adrian The main llua ~ the
Northern Pacific e. washed ouf Tor
iae yafdA al MlHsouiA Mont. aud
through travel 10 So Paul u cut
of there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-22
THE STAR AIMS

To give you all the soon it happens
and in a way that win interest and instruct
YOU
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-11

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