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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-27
DRUGGISTS |. Il / |. ! { ! | ! !!
REGIME !
: ||R|'|N|I IS
sJunGE$c coAAKs' EsArlTss PERMITS
no RAM sEY5 GO UNITY DRUG. I
GlsTs sATURDAY s

Saturday ooi at j aession eff
Instruct hsld hisclty
;Hon coWan passed npon the ap-
plea lions for permita by the druggists
:ofi Ramsey count to gell intoxicating
liquors for med dicinal, mechanical,
scientific and sacranental purposes
The app plicants were questioned BY
States Attorney DUEL, and the Judge
admonished them TO live up to the let
ter offS the Law. III l,is admonition to
tnems Judge CoWalan epokke aa follows: !
III s's .sI sIam going to say To- YOU You
are all going to get q license An this
court now under the bare, naked rules
Of the law. But, Il want to s warn n you,
that you will lose your permits Just as
easily as yon have obtained them II
there issany cause. This is far from q
pleasant duty for me, hut Il must obey
the laws Of this state. If any reputable
citizen comes before me and lays a
complaint that You are not Living up
to requirements off the law, that com.
pIaints is going to BET tar ana thor
ough5 examina lion IA this court And
warn you, IS, ;ssl your
permit, IT is going TO be q hard pull
with You. Under this new law, I
|shall not issue you another license per
sonally. ana there VIII not lbe another
permit issued to4 your naapany until
the organizat Ion of that business has
been permane and greatly changed.
Now, gentle So ahead with your
business, ana obey the laws. and we
shan all have pleasant time. but j
have arned you 81 what violation
means. ana tell you again that you
stand to lose 5yoar e 4 Dur bnsi.
ness and perhaps your liberty iif you
do not obsy tsa.''' "a
The fo1loW u 4 srs grant.
Etsd per1niltt mi ggehfetEo ~
xA,S g. sV. Green, al. E zen, "a.
B0nd and Ness of Devils
Lake fsihIep d. Brocket: d.
gustus ZeAman, saystols IIar.
|rasoI vebater:: Peter q. Vernon, poy.
| i,on: I.ltschsr. Hampd "a; d.
Pixley. Churphs Ferry and q.
Hanre, Edmors,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-27
FINS ARS
y|TIARY
the time 81 the !; ;mlurd der.|

the time 81 the murd 81. II sss5 s33 s!$: B
Judge goWan told them that Ein. III
lowing them to plead guilt rs second
degree murder they were getting Oh
very easily as there Az 4 enough eyi,
5denee against them TO hang them, and
their pleading guilt to II lesser crime
did not really ntitle them to much
sconsid deration. ne then prom nounced
the ll! sentence Of twenty years ia
the penitenti tiary at Bismarck begin
ming at poon Monday. ;ss5s@ II
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-27
CONTINUES
TO TRAIN FAITHFULLY

New York. Oct. o6.-The battle of
the heavywcights. James j. Jeffries
and Jack Johnson, will he arranged be
fore the end of the Week If the public
demands of the two principals are
borne out. Johnson and his manager.
George Little. are expected here
Thursday. when the match will he
made In the meantime Jeffries keeps
hard at work on the road and in the
gymnasium here with his sparrng
partner, Sam Berger.
Il am eager tn get Il crack ut john
son and only hope he will appear and
sign up the articles Jeffries said to-
day. I'VE won't stop for any undue
ceremonies. and | am willing to meet
him for the go AT any reasonable time
and place
Bids for the fight continue to come
in. So far most of them have been
from California clubs. Coffroth Of San
Francisco said today he would not pre-
sent his formal bid until after the ar
ticles Of agreement had been signed.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-27
FALLS OFF WAGON"
NEWSPAPER DECLARES

st Louis. oct 2s.-officfals If the
ST Louis club. whore President Taft
breahfastod Yesterday morning as the
guest of the Commercial club. were
Indignant today over story printed
locally and attributed to the authority
Of III" clubs head waiter that Presi~
dent Taft had drunk II big cocktail
at the club, thus falling off the
water wagon: that he had added six
big cups uf black coffee to the cock
tail and had part1Ecn of the remain
der uf tn" breakfast in proportion. AS
Il matter nf fact, the club officials
"a thy knew fun well that the prcsi-
dent IL dieting, that he has recently
ab=taincd from drinking any alcoholic
beverages merely as "a part Of tn"
dietary plan, and for Reasons Of health
and the S"rviC" tn him was governed
accordingly.
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JOHNSON is SUED.

Chicago. nct. 36.--Suit Mas filed in
the municipal court here today against
Jack Johnson ON behalf Of "Yank"
Kenny. formerly Johnsans trainer.
Kenny alleges the money is due him
Tor training fees and breach of con-
tract kenny's attorney declares that
Johnson hired his client In New York
in April. 1907. agreeing to pay him
$50 a week for ,one year To act in the
capacity of trainer an. that he de
serted him at Cedar Lake, Ind. last
August. having paid him but S2@o,
Johnson expects TO leave for New York
tomorrow and up To late tonight court
hailiffs had been unable To- find him
10 serve him with papers.
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Jeff underaoes Operation.

New York. Oct. 26.-Jeffries had re
tired when word reached New York
tonight that Coalinga had offered
SfoG0 600 Ia get the Jeffries- Johnson
fight, 1t WAS not known at the hotel
whether he had received the telegram
Needham is said to have sent, Jeffries
underwent IA slight operation late to-
day in which IA specialist removed Il
growth In each nnstril caused lay a
hlow which he received in the f1tZ-
simmons fight. The operation Mas
simple, but II clears the nostrils so
that his breathing is not interfered
with The big fighter refereed bill
lizard match tonight hewteen Hal Chase
and Mike nunlin. Doniin Non
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-27
Sucks Germs From
Body; CuresDisease
ASTOUNDING EFFECT or ROBIN
SON THERMAL BATH ON
MANY DISEASES.
Prominent Physicians indorse Re
markabIe Life Saver"

During the last few years there has
been a tremendous change of heart
among physicians in the Treatment of
diseases by means Of drugs In all
parts Of til" country prominent physi-
clans have been advising the use Of
hot air baths commonly called Robin
son Thermal. nr Turkish baths, with
results little short of astounding.
Such men as Dr. benjamin w.
Richardson. Dr. Erasmus Wilson and
Sir Edwin Chadwick. one nf tn"
worlds foremost sanitarians, fully in
dorsc the thermal bath
one Of England's greatest authori-
ties on hygiene says the surface of
the whole body liz covered with 1000
600 tubes or pores each about a quar-
ter of nm inch long. and If stretched
out end to end would extend nearly
~ miles. This immense drainage sys-
tenn IL designed by nature to rclirv"
the body of it's vicious secrctiona.
When thes" pores are obstructcd Il de
post is formed at the mouth Of each
pore. which tends u paraIyze the
healthy action of the skin and gov
the seeds Of disease.
Drugs do not eliminate the clogced-
up poisons from the system they have
to fight myriads nf germs. the battle
IL too unequal and the germs rout the
drug instead Of the drug routing the
germs.
The Robinson Thermal Bath ex-
tracts pqisons from the pores almost
as "A liquid In sucked M through "A
straw: the poison IL extracted and
. - ii.
The effect of the Robinson Their
NAL Bath on rheumatism. Iumbago.
kidney and blood troubles. dyspepsia,
throat and lung trouble. nervous pros
tration, insomnia. eczema and all skin
troubles. bad colds. neuralgia and con-
stipation are simply surprising.
Rnhinson's Thermal Baths can now
he taken ut home at IA cost If but n
few cents each, and with almost no
trouble at all
The results are a real godsend. II
you are sick from any cause 1t will
have an almost miraculous effect rpon
your system. II you are well. il win
keep you so,
The Robinson Thermal Bath Cahi-
nets are remarkable invention. They
are now on exhibition and for sale in
Missoula by the Missoula Drug Go.
Go and see them. examine them.
Also ask for that wonderfully in
structivc book. THE Philosophy of
Health and beauty" Its price in 81.
but 1t In now being given away free
for only a limited time,
If you cannot GO and see these Rob
inson cabinets. send your name and
a,iIrpSs ia tho p,biuenu Manufacture
ing Company. Srite -. Snowflake
Bldg. Toledo, ohio, for full Illustrated
information free.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-27
NEWLANOS GIVES OUT
REPLY TO Mr. M'kAB

Reno, Oct. Ex-senator Francis
q. Newlands mad" public tonight his
answer To James McNab. president of
the San Francisco Chamber of Com
MERGE. who had written asking the
senator's view regarding. the passage
by congress of ship subsidy law MIR.
Ncwlands said that he opposed the
subsidy and advocated rather that the
United States build an auxiliary fleet
to be leased Ia private persons in
time of peace. The senator said that
under the protective tariff the United
states could not hope to compete with
other nations In the carrying trade.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-27
Hot Air?

Coalinga. Cal. Oct. 26.-N. = Need
ham. matchmaker Of the coalinga Ath'
letic club. is ii bidder for the Jeffries-
Johnson fight and today wired the fol,
lowing To James J. Jeffries in New
York:
johnson here. Wire acceptance ana
We will put certified check in any
bank.
tSigncd
"roALISGA ATHLETIC CLUB.
N :. NEEDIiAM. Matchmaker"
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CARDS SHOW DEATH
AND SHE KILLS SELF

Seattle. oct. 2T.--Ornha Gcurlf,
aged -, IA waitress. Respondent over
Il quarrel with a man who had heen
attentive to her, told her fortune last
night with a deck of cards to see how
her love affairs would turn out.
After the cards had been laid out
she told her friends that she was all
surrounded by death" \ few hours
later she shot herself through the
heart.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-27

Throw away your pills, powders and
other medicines. Here is treat
ment that viii make You rub your eyes
and wonder. II is not a maybe. but
II Is II fAct-a marvel. 1t has been
proven 4 tremendous success, Men
and women formerly crippled with
rheumatism report themselves now
hopping around like huvs and girls. as
result nj using this simple and Non
derful device. called Electropoaes.
Ei"~tropodes produce n wireless. un-
noticeable. Vet pow orfujly effective,
current which passes through the en-
tire body. through every muscle. nerve.
fiher. vital organ and blood Vessel. II
Is III" new Nay Of using electricity.
opening tremendous field Ia the ste
ccSsful treatment of disease,
by this electric current, Electro
podes recenerate the tissues, purify the
blood and the vital organs. especially
the kidneys. regulate tie functions and
turn thu nerves alns"zt into cords of
steel"
II nroN.S that electricity il not only
tifr. but health and igor In all its
glory. El"ctroptdes VAIL positively stop
your rheumatism, lunhago. pain in the
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-27
CARROLL OuTCLsSSED.

Oakland. oct, -s.-Nonte Atten.
was given the decision
over Jimmy Carroll in a l0-round fight
here this evening. Atteh Won all the
way and iii the fifth the bell saved
Carroll, who had been knocked down,
from knockout Percy Cove easily
defeated Al Emmick in Il six-round
nreIiminarN.
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The Bed Rock OF Success

lies i'm a keen. clear brain, backed by
intomitahle will and resistless energy,
Such power comes from the splendid
health that DR. Kings New Life Pills
impart They vitallze every organ and
build up brain and body. ]. \. Har-
mun. L.lzemore. W. Va. writes: They
are the hest pills ever used" 2Sc al
a.asa4la nrus Co.'S
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-27
ONE Is KILLED.

Madison. Wis, Oct. 26-0ne man
Mas killed and three others injured
as "A result nf Il collision between II
Chicago & Northwestern passenger
train and stock train i'm the Monon
yards this afternoon Among the in
jurcd Was f. F, Foster Of Wedo. Mont
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-27


! told of the work being done by the
! dry farming advocates in his state.
and bespoke his support of the move
mcnt. He SPOKE highly of the work
| that has been done for the northwest
/ by James J. hin and his son. Louis.
/ letter from Secretary Wilson of
the department of agriculture was
! read.
/ Professor ]. u. Tinsley. director of
/ the agricultural college of New Mex
leo. spoke on Some Relations nj Gil
mate To Crops in Dry Farming Dis
/ tricts of New Mexico"
! A representative of the Russian
government made few remarks tn
the congress saying that his govern
ment is taking great interest In tho
proceedings.
In connection with the congress the
second annual dry farming exposition
opened with elaborate ceremonies this
morning. The exposition hall is
crowded MI the time and the various
exhibits are large and well arranged.
Lieutenant Governor w. Il. Allen of
ficiated at the opening exercises and
pressed the button that threw open
the doors Of the hall.
United States senator Dixon of Mon
tana was the principal speaker and
he delivered a remarkable speech on
the development of Montana lie
called attention In the Importance of
the present congress.
The exhibition II an educator within
itself and IA trip through 1t il filled
with many surprises 1t shows What
can ba done in a Scnl-arid country.
and the results are startling,
Night Session.
At tonights session Senator t!app nr
Minnesota presided United States
Senator Carter nf Montana Was the
principal speaker His subject Was
"cnusorVutiun." but he devoted NEST
If his time la telling "f the work
being dome hy the national congress
H. prnmot" thu farmers success
through Irrigation projects, as Well A.
various other methods
Senator carter held out bit little
hope Tor "a federal appropriation for
the benefit If the Dry Farming con-
gre~s though the experiments will be
continued.
. nr L. Briggs ~ the United States
physical laboratory, department of ag-
.r3culturr. spoke upon Rainfall and
Evaporation in Dry Farming Sections
Of the United States His address
was Illustrated
"Dry Farming Methods in ttah"'
were explained ny Professor Fred aier-
rin. formerly If the Utah Agricultural
college,
III, bttrea,t aF f,saut industry of
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-27
SUCCESSFUL FLIGHTS.

College Park. Md. Oct. @6--rnac-
companiei by Wilbur Wright, their in
srructor. Lieuteuants Humphreys and
Lahm OF the aegonaurical division ri
the signal corps today made success
fut flights in til" government a~rn-
ts1arn
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-27

The pleasant purgauive effect expert
enced by all who use chamherlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. and the
healthy condition of the body and mind
which they create. make one feel joy
fu: SalA In all dealers
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for the Philadelphia Americans in the
game here this afternoon. Score:
K. II. f..
Athletics .--.--...- ...-.---------. 1880.
All Nationals .-.... ,--.-.,-. .,.----
Batteries - Morgan and D0nahue;
Curtis, Myers and Bliss
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OIL COMPANY FINED.

Austin. TEX. oct, 2ss-The Standard
oil company Of Indiana was today
fined S63.000 in the district court here
for violation al the Texas antitrust
law.
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A FIGHT WILL Be MADE
TO ADOPT ANOTHER NAME
Continued from Page One)

Now. we need not be afraid that we
cannot take care of these people. and
| am not afraid but what we win, and
that they will learn Ia take care Of
themselves: but my anxiety is how
they will he taught. Will they wait
until an empty stomach and absolute
hunger drives them tn do right? Or
viii they take 1t up like intelligent
men with forethought and follow Il
line that will lead them to- success.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-27

h~As'A. X l Il II j"
l ID Il b | e. weak
fa'-t IS. hSE GUS
IA Ion. sttsii1-
am anu aver
'f'stl5t5e. ataSt'ist'iss'
an / heaft " @aN~
Es.~~
3tctf''i''''i''s al >
o5sE>'Eeat from ahs
''.s% e4st l rae
Vie. IN taA1 theE
II *tuCe II current
e32lH u Al1tf III dSt bd
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-27
Play a Tie Game.

BarterleS-willett and Erawn; Sts'sv-
ant and Carman- Called in ntG'h "n
account ri darkness.
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TeIsi of Work.

United States Senator An@,-s f.
Ctapr III Minnesota, In att address
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COAST LEAGUE.
Portland, 9: Los Angeles, I.

Batteries - Maggie and orendorff
arson and Fisher.
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Afternoon Session.


Al the aftvrunou session the report
Il thn executive committee MAS of
frred hut consideration OF it was
postponed until tomorrow morning,
Tor which tuae 1t Was made ii special
order.
Sci speeches were delivered by II,
E. Chamberlain. superintendent "f the
Farmers Institutes. South Dakota,
- In spoke on Dry Farming. Good
Farming
J. II, shepherd. dean and vice di-
rector If the agricultural college of
North Dakota. told of the progress nj
the dry farming movement In his
state,
Some Things We ~ Know About
Dry Farming" MAS a s2nI rap"r by
Professor +. 4. Ruffum. Wrrland,
Wyoming. and was "a FEATURE OF the
afternoon.
President Howard Elliott 81 the
Northern Pacific, In "a brtsf address,
voiced objections L. the present mann
and then dWelt upon the progress that
has been made In the n"rthW~> by
the movement
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-27

Whatever is given by the hand is
more than gained by the heart.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-27
HENEY's ENEMIES TRY
TO FORCE HIM OUT

Washington.-The enemies of Fran
els j. Heney at San Francisco, are
after his scalp, having Instituted pro-
ceedings designed to separate him
from what is alleged to have been the
enjoyment of $4,000 annual compen-
sation as special assistant United
states attorney general during all the
time he has been working in the San
Francisco graft cases. Heney's con-
nection with those cases began coin
cidentally with the announcement that
Roosevelt as president had taken a
hand in the Investigations there
Heney being understood to be Roose-
velts contribution to the fighting
forces which went against the muni-
cipal grafters.
Now his opponents in that city al
lege that he has been receiving s10,-
O00 annually for three years besides
getting large compensatlons from
Spreckles, Scripps and others who are
backing the graft procesution. They
urge on the attorney general that his
employment of Heney, a federal SER
want, as counsel in state cases in Cal
ifornia is Illegal, and today the de-
partment intimated that 1t might have
to yield to opportunities fUr his re.
moval, II pressed, as it is expected
they will be.
Hitherto there has been Il ruling
here that Heney was retained in the
government payroll as adviser in the
Oregon land fraud cases, when not ac-
lively engaged in the prosecution of
those cases. The department has sent
az the request of Patrick Calhoun. who
Is on trial at San Francisco, vouchers
OF salary bills showing Heney's COM
pensation from the federal treasury.
The department looks momentarily
for a demand for Heney's dismissal
from the government service.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-27

For years I was troubled with billi-
BUSINESS and constipation, which made
life miserable for me. My appetite
failed me. lost my usual force and
vitality. Pepsin preparations and ca
thartics only made matters worse.
do not know where I should have
been today had not tried Chamber
lafn's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
The tablets relieved the Ill feeling at
once, strengthen the digestive func-
tions, purify the stomach, liver and
blood, helping the system TO do it's
work naturaly.-Mrs. Rosa Potts,
Birmingham Ala. These tablets are
for sale by all good dealers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-27

one of the committee Of agriculture,
the weather bureau at Washington has
decided to install a meteorological
station on the Wallace orchard, about
three miles from Salem, with Charles
A. Park, commissioner of the Second
district, as observer.
The purpose Of the new station ac-
cording to District Forecaster Beals,
Is for experimental work IN regard to
smudglng, at times when the frosts
are liable to cause damage to the fruit
in that section. At the present time
the danger point to which tempera-
lures may fall is undetermined and
uncertain, and for that reason a sta
ton for experimental work was deem
ed necessary, so that observations
could be taken on the ground.
Mr.. Beals hase received orders from
Washington directing him to install
the necessary instruments at Wallace
orchard from his stock here, and to
send Mr.. Peck instructions I'm regard
to their use. The reports will also be
published at the Portland office.
This present year has been the
most successful in the history of
smudging," said Mr. Beals. "Especi-
ally at Parker's bottom near the va
kima valley, where small iron pots
were procured and crude petroleum
burned in them, which makes very
dense smoke and produces the neces-
sary amount of heat"
Mr.. Beals said that the station
would be ready for work by the time
II would be necessary to resort to
Authority has also been issued to
establish cooperative rainfall sta
tion at Owyhee, Ore, as there is no
other very close around there. A. G.
Kingman will be the observer
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-27

What time will the clock stop?
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-27
Rev. 1. w. williamson.s Letter.

Rev. 1. w. Williamson. Huntington.
w. Va, writes: This is to certify
that I used Foleys Kidney Remed,
for nervous exhaustion and kidney
trouble and am free to say that It
will do all that you claim for it."
Foley's Kidney Remedy has restored
health and strength to thousands OF
weak. run down people Contains no
harmful drugs and is pleasant to
take. Koeppen Bros.