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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-06-08

she said. She would most assur-
edly fire If he did not obey her.
He was half inclined to take the
risk and chance her shot going
wide, so desirable did she look
Istanding there alone under the
dim stars, her delicate features
warmly aglow in the CLEAN of his
upheld lamp, her clear eyes meet
ing his clouded ones resolutely.
BUT some remnant of better ma
ture induced him to give in. He
bowed to her with a real respect
as she counted eight, and at ten
was already guiding his car past
hers.
He went on few yards, and
stopped, watching her as she
climbed to her seat, but made no
further attempt to annoy her.
.'If everything isn't quite all
fright, I'm here at your SERVICE, he
called through the gloom, but she
nodded briskly as she looked back.
"Everything's all right, thanks, "
she replied.
"And I'm to have supper all by
myself" he inquired.
Good night" she responded
briefly, and went her way. leaving
him staring regretful1y after her.
"She's no snob,' he assured
herself fervently. "a Blue Grass
filly, If ever there was one. If
1t weren't for this internal girl
that I'm going to marry, I'd turn
Iabout and chase right after her.
Ten minutes more took the OBJ
ject of his eu1ogy to Jamaica, and
the short run through the lighted
streets there helped to build up
her waning courage against the
long journey still before her.
She swept on at high speed. She
was most expert driver and soon
she had almost recovered her nor
NAL spirits and was enjoying her
wild night-ride. She would yet be
home before daybreak, and SO re-
|lieve some part of Fanchette's
|anxieties.
Hour after hour licked away
without other occurrence, and for
|all her haste, gray dawn was
breaking across the bay before
she turned off the high road on to
"a rougher one, slowed down to
cross an uncertain bridge spanning
la shallow salt water creek, and
wheeled into an almost untrodden
track through thick belt of wood
which concealed small dwelling
beside the sea.
At the warning honk of her
horn door was flung wide from
within, an elderly woman ran
forth with uplifted hands. tragic
eyes.
ut is you'll" cried she in tremu-
|lous French, as her young mistress
stepped down from the car.
otis I, Fanchette, said the
Ieirl. And thankful to see you
again, and so tired that I can
scarcely sec.
You were not over-anxious.
Iwere your" she asked eoaxingly.
land put an arm around the other
as she saw that her eyes we're wet.
l"Now, don't cry. there's a dear.
I'm safe, and Ill tell You all that
happened. | had hard enough
work to get home even at this
lanearthly hour"
Fanchette unlocked the barn
door. and they backed the motor
in. Then they went into the house.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-06-08

Stamped lingerie sets, luncheon
sets, pillow tops, etc. w. s. Hart
zell, 939 Tacoma ave. 49,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-06-08
CAR RUNS AWAY

A gravel car being used by the
stadium contractors In hauling
material on the Pacific Traction
line ran away going down the
hill In front of the High school
last night. 1t jumped a track,
crashed into the railing at the top
of the stadium wall and went on
through, landing in the bottom OF
the gulch a complete wreck.
No one was hurt in the acct
dent.
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CUTS THROAT;
PHONES FOR
ASSISTANCE
(By United Press Leased Wire.

(By United Press Leased Wire. }
PORTLAND, Ore, June s.
Frederick X. Foster, who after de-
Gliding that he wanted to live on
after he had cut his throat with
a razor, staggered to a telephone
and called family for halp, is
Thought to be dying today.
When the clerk of the Sargent
hotel reached Fosters room late
yesterday afternoon in response to
the call he found the latter lying
on his bed with blood running
from a gaping wound in his neck.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-06-08

The first picture of Juliana
Louise Emma Maria Wilhelmina,
the idolizsd baby OF Holland, has
reached America. and In herewith
reproduced. Looks like . pretty
little baby 10 carry 10 much name
and responsibility, but she is get
ting fat In spits of It
This u the baby whore entrance
into the world was greeted and
heIlsd by the people of all nations
nach one OF the baby's five
names means something. The
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-06-08
FORMER SENATOR SIMON
SCORES GREAT VICTORY AT
POLES In ROSE CITY.

(By United Press Leased Wire
PORTLAND, Ore, June g.
Joseph Simon, republican, and
former U. s. senator from Oregon,
ds mayor-eleot of Portland. He
was elected yesterday by a big
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-19
MOVEMENTS
OF THE DAY

New York. Oct. fS.-The frequent
fluctuations in The prices of stocks
to-day gave the market an appearance
of great irreguiarity and fcverishness.
Tie high opening prices and the in
flnw uf outside buying or,le-s which
accompanied them afforded an inrit-
ing opportunity tn sell stocks and this
Was taken advantage Of. During the
remainder of the day the market un
derwcnt many vicisstudes. The con-
spicuous place taken by the stocks
associated with the name of Hawley
and the comprehensive irrasponsiye-
ness nf the general list to those move
ments vas one of the suspicious that
caused general selling The consum-
nation of the Missouri. Kansas &
Texas deal last week was the osten-
sibla ground for the c11centrated
movement In the HawIoy group and
the attention 1t attracted Was en-
phastZed by the suppostiol that OF
crations in the Interborough Metro-
potitan stocks were from ,hc source.
The professional element dcduccd an
Inference from certain operations in
the loan crowd. in which United States
Steel figured as collateral. that there
had been concealed liquidation going
on in that security. which, 1t was
feared. might come from informed in
side sources. Hence the free selling of
that stock which followed and which
caused decline of almost three
points. This movement carried with
IL Tniun Pacific. Reading. st. Paul
and all the stocks which have been
most affected in sympathy with the
prolonged rise I'm United States Steel
The securities connected with the cop
par industry We're IL strong factor fin
the early market. This strength was
accompanied by "A rise In the price of
the metal in London and by d rumor
from Paris of the projected formation
pf syndicate Of American copper in
terests which would exercise u closer
contrpI of the production ssand prices
of that metal. A later reaction In the
London copper market and reports
from the domestic trade of declining
consumptiee demands I'm face of the
record rate Of production. left those
securities vulnerable to the reaction
AIRY tendency of the whole market.
The tone OF the money market was
easier following the strong bank
statement of Saturday. Money
loaned on call at below 4 per cent for
the first time in two weeks. Con-
sidering the wide price fluctuations
during the day. final changes in
stocks are surprisingly small.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales,
tpar value). s3.513. 900.
United States bonds were unchanged
On call. ..
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-19

Fall colds are quickly cured hy Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar. the great throat
and lung remedy. The genuine can-
tafn$ M harmful drugs Garden t'ifv
itruzs o.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-19
AGED RANCHER DIES
IN LONELY CABIN
FRITZ EGGENEURG is FOUND
LiFELESS IN RANCH HOUSE
ON SAWTOOTH.

Hamilton, oct. is-pH old man by
the name OF Fritz Eggenburg was
found dead in his cabin IN the Saw
tooth this morning hy John Ptif!er
The deceased had been in feeble health
for several years and has been looked
after by Mr.. Pfiffer for some time. aud
ii WAS his custom t. 90 to The cabin
occasionally, II was on one of th@sA
trips that tic discovered hGsn dead. He
was lying across a wood box. Whers
he had fallen. his feet hanging on til:
floor.
The deceased had been "A resident
of the Bitter Root valley for the past
II years and was quite we'll known.
He was not married and If he has any
realtiyes IL has not been determined
as yet. He VAS IL native of Germany.
He has owned the ranch where he was
found for several years.
Upon the advice Of Coroner Kellogg
of StescnssiIIe. Sheriff Ward was in
strncted to TAX. IA physician and in
vcstiggte the case nr. Euchon. ac.
companied Sheriff Ward and after an
examination IL was found that Eggen
burg had died from acute stomach
trouble and heart disease. with which
he had been sufferer for some years
Undertaken w. 8 Mnnsell left for
the ranch this afternoon and viii re-
turn. with the body this evening.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-19
Every boy and girl who calls at The
Missoulian office today will receive a
Zim fIipper.
Notice of Public Sale.
United States Land office at Nilsson

United States Land Office at Missoura,
Mont. sept -. 1909.
Notice is hereby given that on the
10th day of November. 1909. at Mis-
soula. Mont. feginning at 10 a. IN. of
that day and continuing thereafter
from day to da-' tSmdays and legal
holidays excepted. as long as may ne
necessary. we will offer at public out
cry to the highest bidder for cash. at
not less than the appraised value
thereof, all of the unsold and unrc-
served lots in the townsites of Arlee
Eixon. Ravalli. Roman and St Ignn-
thus. in the Flathead Indian lands
Montana, as delineated and designated
on the plats of said town sites. re
spectively, approved by the depart
ment af the interior. nov on file In
this office.
The purchase price must be paid In
cash To the receiver before the close
of his office on the day the bid is ac-
cepted.
All parties are warned. under the
penalty named in section 2373. Z. s.
Rev. Stats. against any combination or
action tending tn hinder or embarrass
the sale Of said lots or to prevent free
com~etitton between bidders.
DANIEL ARMS. Register.
WILLIAM ii, HOUSTON. Receiver
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-19
DELEGATES ARRIVE.
IN BUTTE
ODD FELLOWS OF STATE WILL
BEGIN ANNUAL MEETING
IN SMOKY CITY.
Special to The Daily Mlssoulian.

Special tn The Daily MisseuIian.
Butte. Oct. 1s.-Nearly 300 delegates
are in town tonight to attend the 35th
annual meeting of the odd Fellows of
Montana. which begins tomorrow. The
meetings of the subordinate lodge. the
Pairiarchs Militant and the Rebeckahs
viii be held simultaneously, Inter-
views with the grand lodge Officers
tonight show substantial gain in
me membership in all departments. There
are now 5.nSG odd Fellows in Sc subOr-
dinate lodges. $40 members of the
PatriarChS Militant in 30 command
ries and 2.saa Rebe2kahs in 81 lodges
The Reheckahs have shown more
substantial gain. praportionately. than
any other branch of the order
Tonight receptions were held for the
odd Fellows in Fidelity hail and for
the Rehnckahs in south Butte.
The former was Il talk-fest and in
the latter refreshments were served
and a social evening enjoyed
Tomorrow viii be devoted to busi-
ness in the morning, sightseeing in
the afternoon and competitive degree
work in the evening.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-19
Metal Markets.

New York. Oct. tS.-Thc market for
standard copper was daIl today with
no sales report. Spot. October. No
esmbcr ana December closed at st2.25
Gsi2.5O. The London market Was easy;
spot. ts1; futures. LIS las. Sales there
included zoo tons spot and 400 tons
futures.
Locally lake copper was quoted at
sl3a13.25: olectrolstic, Si-6on l2.S5,
casting. sf2.a0al215.
Tin firm but quiet: spot and Oc~
tober. $50 Ct .m3o,15. December, s3o.I5
Gi30.S5.
The London market was easy. Spot
f13g Is 6d and futures fi40 I5s.
Lead quiet but "A shade higher,
Spot. SI,30Gt4 40 New York and si.25M
40 East st. Louis.
The London market Was shade
lower nj f13 5s.
Spelter was unchanged at E23 Is in
London. Locally the market was firm
and higher. Spot, s6I0t625 New York
and 1910 tbidl East ST. Louis.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-19
Notice of Closing of Streets and Alleys


Whereas. "A petition in writing of
the Chicago. Milwaukee Il Puget
Sound Railway company of Washing
ton. the owner of certain lots abut-
ting upon portions of certain streets
and alleys hereinafter described, and
situated i'll Montana addition to the
city of hissnula. Montana. asking that
certain streets and portions of streets
and certain alleys and portions of al
leys in said addition be vacated, closed
and thereafter discontinued as public
highways. has been filed with the city
clerk nf the city of Missnula. Montana.
Notice is hereby given that on Mon
day. the 21th day of october. 1909. at
the hour Of O'Clock af said day. ut
the council chambers of the city coun-
ell nj the city hall in the city of Mis
snuia. Montana. has been and is fixed
rs the time and plate for hearing of
any objection of any person or per
suns tn the granting nj said petition.
and fur action on said petition by the
city council.
The streets and parts Of streets. and
alleys ani parts Of alleys. sought To he
vacated. Chased and discontinued by
the said petitioner are described as
follows:
That portion of Arthur avenue lying
between the north iine of the alley di-
viding blocks II and Is. Montana ad-
dttipn. and the south line of South
Fourth street east. and all thai nor-
ttan of Helen avenue lying between
the north line of the alley dividing
blocks II and l.. aud the south line Of
South Fourth street east. and all that
portion nf Hilda avenue lying between
the north line nf said alley dividing
blHrks II and L. and the south line of
south Fourth street, east. and also
fronting ON South Fourth street.
That portion of tha above described
streets. which your petitioner asks In
ha>" vacated. as hereinafter requested.
* that portion Of Arthur avenue here
IN "bov" described, that portion of
H"lvn avenue herein above described.
that partition AT Hllda avenue herein
ah'v" dcserih~d, and "a strip twenty
tw" t@2l feet wid" lying Immediately
along TIT" north line IF blocks IL. u
and L. and crossing Arthur, Helen and
Hitda avenues and being the south
twenty-five feet al South Fourth
street east. lying between the east line
ri Ronald avenue aud the west line of
at :, black Ii. in said Montana aldi-
fi"n- the same being a strip on the
S@uth side nf South Fourth street
east lying immediately north Of the
north line al blocks u. Il. Il and 1s.
and crossing said avenues. and being
t""Is" hundred and eighty d2s0l feet
long. mnrr or less
Tie ahoNe mentioned streets and al
legs and parts of streets and alleys he
ing Montana addition To the city of
MtS>oula. Montana. arcorling IL the
map and plan ri said Montana addi-
thtn t. the said city IT Missnufa. As
the same Is n"W an lie and nf record
IN the office uf the ",srk and recorder
~ H.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-19
HAMILTON BREWT|ES

Hamilton. oct Is.-Juhn Bates com
menccd woriS1 tiris noon on Il concrete
walk In front NJ the Reeser real estate
office. r. G. Earron's iewelry store. :.
NJ Wards real estate office. the Mis-
soulian office and Dserturf Il WauSh's
confectionery store.
]. j, Bond vas up from Victor to-
day on business.
A marriage license was issued late
Saturday to William Hagstotz and Eva
NJ. Parker. both of Steyensville.
Judge 4, J. white left yesterday
morning for Butte. whore he went 10
attend the state meeting of the In
dependent order of odd Fellows. Mr.
White Is one of the finance commit
tee.
III. s. Page left for the upper valley
this morning to look after his stock
ranch.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-19
ACCEPT RESIGNATION.

Copenhagen. Denmark. OCT. 1>.
King Frederick has accepted thy r~s-
isnation of II. Christensen. rltniSrcr
of war and marine, Christensen hai
been the subject of severe criticism at
public demonstrations. because Il his
alleged responsibility i'll coRectto1 with
the AIbeFti frauds.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-19
Master of the Roosevelt, Who. un.
! douhtedly. According to Present
i Reports, Was at the North Pole
With Commander Peary.

q Foiss's Honey and Tar clears the
air passages. stops the Irritation In
the throat, soothes the inf.amed MEM
branes. and the most obstinate cough
disappears. Sore and inflamed lungs
are healed ana strengthened. and the
cold in expelled from the system. Re
fuse any but the genuine in the yel-
low packag, Garden City Drug 10.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-19
Call for City of MissouIa General
Warrants.

on presentation at my office In the
city hall | will pay all city of Mis-
souia general warrants registered up
to and including No. 1857, registered
October I. 1908. Interest win cease
october 20. 1909.
T. G. HATHEWAY,
City Treasurer.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-19
ACCEPT BANlSAMENT.

New Orleans. bvt lS.-Svvvral
prominent officials at the Zel4>a gny ~
crnmvmt in Nicaragua have ae@,I.t,d
hanishnent al the hands "f ,s@ncrat
Estrada in preference /" prlsssn. az
cording IL special dispatches received
here. Among them is former Governor
Lopez OF the Biuefie1d district. d rvia-
tive of President Zelaya
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-19
Friuhtfui Fate Averted.

Il would have been a cripple for life
from a terrible cut on my knee cap"
writes Frank Disberry. kelliher, Mimi,
without Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
which soon cured me-" Infallible for
wounds. cuts and bruises. it soon cures
burns. scalds. old sores. boils. skin
eruptions. Worlds best for piles. 25c
at Missouia Drug Co.'S
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-21
THE LOCAL ELKS FED
THE HERD CHERRIES

Another trainload u returning
Elks passed through the city this
morning at $50 o'clock. Informa-
tion was received by the secretary Of
the Board of Trade about 80 minutes
before the train arrived. He there
upon hustled a few members OF the
order together and the bunch pro-
ceeded to the train with their arms
full of Cherry City literature.
An attempt was made to secure
some choice cherries, but the time
was too short The train stopped
about IS minutes, and everybody on
board seemed to he hungry for in
formation about this section.
Exalted Ruler Schucking, II. Geo.
Meyer, Tommie Caufeld. Prince Byrn
Jo Harris and several others were in
the party, and a pleasant exchange
OF fraternal courtesles was enjoyed
by all.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-21
SUES To
ENJOIN
THE BOARD

A temporary injunction was grant
ed this morning by Judge Burnett, of
the circuit court, enjoining the State
Land Board from leasing 100 acres
of tide lands in Clatsop county to
the highest bidder, pending a hear
ing of the case on its merits.
The complaint, which was fled by
the county clerk, is entitled Taylor
Sands Fishing Company VS.. f. w.
Benson and Geo. A. Steel, composing
the State Land Board It is alleged
that the plaintiff in the case is owner
by mesne conveyances from the state
of real property, being tide lands sit
uated on the Columbia river in Clat-
sop county. Since the purchase Of
the lands, as alleged In the COM
plant, a large amount OF accretions
have added to the tract of land by
the gradual deposit OF sand in the
Columbia river, until the original
land is now increased until il COM
prises about 100 acres, which accre-
tions the plaintiff also claims.
Another allegation In the COM
plant is that M. Troyer surveyed a
portion OF the land, including the
accretion, aud applied to the State
Land Board for a lease for 10 years,
whereupon the land board published
notices of application. and advertised
they would receive bids for leasing
the land TO the highest bidder, and
Troyer entered as a bidder, and on
July 70, 1909 today the State
Land Board was to consider the bids.
The plaintiffs claim that during
the fishing season they are accus-
toned TO catching so tons OF salmon,
aggregat'ng a value OF $4,000, and II
the State Land Board awards the
lease to Troyer. It will work ire
parable Injury to their business. as
he CTroyer) has horses. men and nets
located in close proximity to the
lands in question, and is prepared 70
take up the fishing place as soon as
he Is given the lease, and. in addi-
tion to the temporary injunction, a
perpetual injunction is prayed for
against the State Land Board. 10
prohibit II leasing the lands. In
question.
Attorneys Cooyert and Stapleton
appear for the plaintiffs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-21
APE LEADS
SOCIETY
LEADERS
Police, Poundmaster, Society
Leaders, Small Boys and
Dogs Join in the
Chase.
limited Press Leased wlre.I

Berkeley, Cal, July 21.-Roaming
through the bushes around the cam
pus of the University Of California a
pet ape belonging 10 Mrs. H. P. Pat
tee today successfully eluded a small
army of pursuers who have for four
days been attempting to return the
Slmian to captivity.
The police and FIRE department.
augmented by the poundmaster and
score of excited society leaders,
have participated in the chase at va
rious times since the ape made his
escape. but the grinning fugitive
proves himself more than their
master in cunning For more than
four hours yesterday the ape sat con-
tentedly on top Of fiagpole on the
three-story home of Mrs. S. W. Pilch-
er and scratched his ribs while he
grinned with glee at an immense
crowd OF humans who stood on the
street and discussed the best method
Of bringing him down. Finally. after
the police and firemen, who had been
called to aid In solving the problem,
had finally given up in despair, the
ape calmly clambered down and
made his way TO the campus. Anoth-
er chase was soon In progress, but II
proved as futile as before, and To-
day the jungle--jester was still at
large, giving the merry gurgle OF
glee to his would-be captors.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-21
PARIS HAS LONG LIST
OF KILLED AND HURT

Paris. July 21.-Exactly 6S.1S4
people were killed and injured in
street trafic accidents during 1908
in Paris, though the exact figures
cannot be given for the FIRST half OF
1909. the prefect of police declares
they will vastly exceed those of the
preceding year.
OF the total $500 accidents were
due 70 automobiles; cabs and other
vehicles 45.6ss; bicycles, s2Ss;
tramways, 5417. Carelessness, the
prefect said today, is the principal
cause of all accidents. Pedestrians.
without thought,-attempt to cross the
streets, and are injured or killed by
vehicles Cold weather increases ac-
cidents, the maximum being reached
between March and June, Rain is a
factor and irresponsible drivers OF
horses or motors swell the list. Com
pararve'v few accidents are entirely
unavoidable.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-21
o o q o % o o o o o q
o PERSONAL MENTION q
q q q q ~ n q n n q ~

Miss Marguerite Rankin OF Port
land is the guest OF Miss Gertrude
EriXon.
Mrs. Floyd Robertson has returned
10 her home in Stayton after visiting
Mrs. b. b. Herrick and Mrs. w. NJ.
Sisgmund.
Mr.. and Mrs Oswald West are
taking an outing az Newport.
Robert Duncan, who has claim
in the Sile,z country. is visiting his
parents, Mr., and Mrs. W. b. Duncan.
on South Twelfth street.
Mrs. c, l.. Watt left yesterday for
Corvallis and Waldport, where she
Will work in the interest OF the Arti-
san lodge
Mr.. f. +. Parsonage OF the Smith
Manufacturing 20. of Chicago was In
the city yesterday. His firm will
probably establish a branch business
al Portland as Mr., Parsonage seems
highly pleased with the field. He
was surprised at the magnitude OF
the valley and more than surprised
at its wonderful variety OF products.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-21
VIII Dine With Taft.

Washington, July 21.-Tarlft con.
ferees of the house and senate will
dine with President Taft tonight,
when the chief executive will attempt
to smooth their ruffied feelings and
reach a better understanding with
them. II is agreed that the Presi-
dent will obtain free iron ore, the
removal of a countervailing duty on
oil, some reduction on hides and the
house rate on humber but It is pre-
.dicted that he will fail to get free
hides or authority to enter into re-
ciprocal agreements between United
States and Canada.
Az the dinner tonight Taft will re-
port to the conferees what progress
he has made In his efforts to get
votes to carry his recommendation of
free raw materials. He will also re-
ceive reports from the house and
senate of the situation in each OF the
bodies.
Il is believed that plans will be
laid to bring the work Of the confer
ence committee to a conclusion at
once.