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New-York tribune., 1909-01-13
HARTMAN APPEARS IN WALL STREET.

Z Ii. Hartman appeared in the financial district
yesterday fer the first time since December % he
seemed TO be in good health. and told his friends
that he feeling very we'll He attenoed the
directors meeting at the National City Bank and
later held a conference with George +. Baker and
A u. Juiard, his fellow members on the com
mittee appointed by the directors OF tho Guaranty
Trust Company to select successor 10 John w
Castles who resigned recently president OF that
Institution and made president OF the Union
Trust Company During the late afternoon Mr
Hartman received many callers at his Office. at No.
lZG Broadway, among them being Jacob II. Schif.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-13
UNCLAIMED DEPOSITS GO TO STATE

Boston. Jan. 12-About sl.0o07oo. v'icn n. =,
lain unclaimed in Massachusetts savings oAnS
more than thirty years. will be paid 10 -. " 4
urer OF the commonwealth. through the =, Az
the Supreme Judicial Court handeu - - -.sx.s
upholdinS an act OF the Legislature OF lse' - xv
provision for such disposal Inc u5s.,, ns
made in test suit brought BY the ProIiasD o's "a
stitution for Savings Of this city. woD -
800. 900 OF unclaimed deposits 4A9
tended that the act was unconstitutions-
New-York tribune., 1909-01-13
LITTLE OPPOSITION TO eALLNGER.
Receives 256 Out of 266 Votes at New Hamp-
shire Caucus

Concord. y. H Jan Little opposition 10 the
return of United States Senator Jacob II. Gallinger,
of Concord for q fourth consecutive term devel-
oped at the caucus Of the Republican members Of
the Legislature. which was held here tonight
OF the 2ss votes cast Senator Gallinger had 256
and jeremiah w Sanbornton, Of Gilnanton. poll ed
zen. Sanborntou had placed HIS name before the
caucus IN g speech in which he attacked Senator
C-aIIinger's record as g legislator.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-13
WOULD ABOLISH SCHOOL SOCIETIES

The fraterntIes must go from the public
schools" said DR. William L. Felter, principal Of
the Girls High School, Brooklyn yesterday in
ordering the dsbandment of the sororitles con-
uected with the Institution Dr. Felter opposed the
organizations not because they 'fostered suobbish-
ness. but because the scholarship OF the members
was low"
New-York tribune., 1909-01-13
o. q. yAMEs.s WIDOW INCOMPETENT.

Mrs Mary z James. widow and sole executrix
of the estate Of Darwin p James, ST, de-
clared incompetent yesterday in the Supreme Court
Brooklyn. The viii was executed thirty years ago.
when Mrs. James was in every way capable Of act
ing as executrix. She is aged and infrm. Mr.
James left an estate valued about 10000
New-York tribune., 1909-01-13
HARTMAN THE LEADER
STOCK WORTH SI16,247, 500.
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Neat Greatest
Holders of Railroad Securities.

E II. Hartman is the largest individual owner OF
railroad stocks in this country, according to list
Of the principal stockholders of the leading railroad
systems in the United States. published yesterday
in The Wall Street Journal IN which the amount
OF his holdings is given sl62i5o0. par value ne
list up date, the names OF the stockhoIu-
ers and their holdings being they stood prior to
July, 1aOS but they stated 10 be approximately
accurate Mr. Hartman does not appear as stock
holder in several roads in which ne is known to
have lsrge interest, such SIS the New \ ork Cen
trail the Erie and the St Paul, the figures given
being those OF his holdings in Union Pacific and
Southern Pacific alone. The list contains many
surprises showing in some cases that the controi
Is not where IL supposed TO be, and in others
that the holdings Of the dominant interests are
larger than has been generally believed.
TIE firm of Kuhn Loeb 6 Co is shown to be.
next to Mr.. Hartman the largest owner OF railroad
stocks in The country its total holdings being given
as seAlOeoo all in Union Pacific and Southern Pa
ciic stock. J. P. Morgan appears as the holder or
only $4,000 of stock this being in the New York.
are given as the stockholders OK record of 5000 coo
of Erie common stock which probably represents the
holdings OF Mr.. Morgan and his associates. Other
large holders, according to the list. are John ).
Kennedy with 100000 Northern Pacific and SGG0.-
900 Great Northern stock: W. X. Vanderbilt, who
is down for 100000 OF New York Central stock:
James J. fIIl IS 10000 Northern Pacific and 5000
600 Great Northern stock; George F. Baker, S3eo,-
600 Northern Pacific and S2S0OOoO Great Northern
stock H & FTck is given as the largest individual
holder Of Pennsylvania stock, with s4.S2oclo. while
the Pennsylvania Railroad is given IS the largest
holder of Baltimore Ohio stock, with S1s,99S010.
The complete list, as given In The Wall Street
Journal the figures in each case representing the
par value OF the stock is follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-01-13
LA TOILETTE MEN LOSE FIGHT.
Senator Stephenson VIII Be Re-elected-Plan
TO Harass Him.
TRv Telegraph 70 The Tribune

Madison. Wis. Jan. with the Republican
caucus tonight deciding definitely in favor OF the
administration organization Of the Legislature, all
hope Of the La Toilette TO defeat Senator
Stephenson for reelection vanished. and he VIII
he chosen by practically the unanimous vote OF
the Republican members.
The La Toilette say they Will be able to
force through a plan for investigation OF the
primary campaign expenses and will seriously en-
bzrTsss Senator Stephenson
New-York tribune., 1909-01-13
MOUNT BAKER ACTIVE AGAIN?

Bellinghsm. Wash. Jan. Fit s reported that
Immediately after yesterdays earthquake smoke
Was seen arising from Mount Baker. an extinct
az Garnaant volcano.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-13
HEYsuRN AND PERKINS REELECTED

Boise Idaho Jan 12-United States Senator Eldon
H HEPBURN was reelected to-day by both branches
OF the legislature in separate sessions
Sacramento Cal. Jan. 12.-George c. Perkins was
reelected United States Senator the first ballo;
by e vote OF s. TO q in the Assembly and 81 to
in the Senate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-25
3w6lftes &apttel.

Omar mar auf Die StraBe binauss
getreten. Ils er in Der Ndbe beg
Earthquakes fam, lanmelte 5if) bot
Dem Hatbauie cine srober iperbenbe
9olfsmen9e an. Sas @eriift bate
iid nerbreitet, baB Die Seinoe beiie9t
unb Ser5os 8en5el gefanscn lei. Sers
ielbe iperbe bereits nit Ieinem Sc
trelten Yeter bon Bar unb Dem 2an5
beseblen 9crrn bon Serau ndh Der
Burg Hibbe9eu esforticrt. Sieie
NnGrift entbob Omar elmer 3enta
n~erIalt. Surfte er nun bod boffen.
bnB Die 5er5o9in nit ibrer Iifte IN
ter benz Sduee Deg 0rafen genueiam
! 9esen Die f%initern Sldne Der i6murs
gen Sanoe gefeit lei, nm ii6 ielber
bon Dem e%r5ipun9enen S6nure. Der
10 Siir6terli6es forberte, e%ntbunoen
3u betra6ten. Niemals, bas itanb
bel linn felt. miiroe CT 5u jenen ibredz
liden Wenihen 5uriidfebren, Die feline
llnerfabrenbeit, ieincn iu9enolihen
llngeItiim benust, I'M i'm in ibre
SaIitridc unentrinnbar binein5n5ies
ben. llebcr bns 8eitere. bas linn gu
tbnn perblieb, mar er inoeiien ebeuIo
I'M ~ltnflarcn, ais iiber Die Inttport,
ipobin er iib nun lpenbeu iole. Gr
bate in elmer Hilgerberberae nabe
Dem gatbnuie aufnabme seiu6t, bof
mar er ii6 belpubt, baB Siiren ni6i
ser Srt lei. iuo fem 2ebensi6idial iid
peiter geitalten iuIe. or ipolte unh
mllBte 9ieienige flieben, o Der i'm.
ben @erurteilten ans Der .perlorenen
S6nr", ieet cine nod 9rDbcre &lufi
trennte, ais oamal5, ba beren Batter
i'm cher Dem Gerberben iiberlieB, nls
ieine So6ter nit ibm 81 pereinen. linz
bieie ielber? Sntte lie nidt beutlid
aenua burd lire @breiie inter bes
Sinfenburg S6ub beiuieien, baB es ibr
@rnit pur NIT Dem @ntIhluile, ibrer
2ie6e an entia9en? limb er ipate
nift ipeniger tart iein! llno bens
nod ~iiberfpdltigte i'm bas @erlauseu.
einen lebten Bid auf baS geliebte
Wdb6en an lperfen unb nit bieIem
ltummen @rube Ibidieo bon ibr aui
epige 3citen 5u nebmen. Nof Elm
anberer geipe99runb tricb i'm our Sos
~nissbur9. gr mubte erforihen, Of
Der Shirt 5uriidsefebrt unb in Dem eis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-25

gu ben Stirmern. ober Iti6t Sid Der
Saber idon ipieber?"
.@clden Gag baben mir oenn
beute?" frug Omar ablenfeno, limb
fparum ldutet es rnten i'm Ebal." 8ie
Elm bimmlii1es @eldute orang Der
5on zines Silberslod6ens 81 ibneu
fer.
,W1an 1iebt", Id1te Der Inoere,
.baB aufJ Sid bas miloe Better uro
Ger lanee CONNER ammo 1871 IN Der
3eitrednune irre gemaft. Sd Denfe
mir alIo, bas 9fodIein, oos ba unten
ipimnert ruff Die Siingferletn CUR
8rippe. benn beute i'd ebrt1tnahtl"
Omar Ifanb eridiittert.
rgbriitnaft", pieberbolte CT ems
port. limb mir pollen ben 5rieben
bieier III. @adbt alio itOren?"
.an benz Srieben liest inns pers
sfpeifelt penig". lahte Der, "bie
9auptiahe lit fir ms, baB eerabe in
iener Iaht Die auttentrdeer ibre per>
bprsenen Ghaee boIen unS I'M Sas
aripplein iteaen; 10 iine mir Der geiibe
iiberboben, mad etn9emaierten
tSdrdnfen an infen."
&aum permo6te Omar nit ietnem
Sorne 5uriid5ubdlten. ga er dber
feeaen Die @enalt nidt anfdmpfeu
fonnte, 70 tpoQte er penieitens in Der
acknowledgement @reuelicene Der eins
5ise iein, Der menf6lifes grbarmen
beate unb ausiibte.
Sic Naht mar falt un0 iterncnbca,
ais Die Sunefrauen bes &lOiterdens
n5u Ra5aretb" in Die bellerleuhtete
aapeIe eintraten uno Dor Dem aripp@
den in Die aniee i%anfell. Siefaebeugt,
I'M @ebete periunfen laeen lie Dor DEM
@clterloier unb ilber linen 5os Die
Iubaht ipie Gin S~eaensband,, Elm
@ottesfport, bur6 bns title 8ottess
bats. Sa tiinbete bas 8IDdhen nit
ianftem @etDn Die Witternahtsitunoe
uno neib melobiif, ipie gngelges
lang, brang Der frommen geterinneu
Gbor bur6 bic title, Die betlt9e Nddt:
Gloria IN ercelsisi Oa ipuroen
mu6tisc S6ldse eesen Die aloiters
pforte gefibrt unb nit entiebensblets
dem @eii6te itiir5te Die S6ipeiter
YfDrtnerin berein uno beridtete.
rHGuber Iteben brauben Dor Dem
S6ore unb forbern gtnlaB. Sm Sale
unIerer 8eiseruns erifiirmen lie bas
&lofter!" Ser bebre Subelgeianf
mar beritummt. Sn idbem S6reder
fubren Die lpebrloien Sungfrauen ems
por unb umltanben ratios Die Iebttls
lin. @nsit uub 8eiorsnis ipra9 ans
ben bleiden @eiihtern, aber OH
bimmliide Hube nnb grgebenbeit II
Den @iGen @ottes fieB feline Ser
5aatbeit. feline feige Sur6t auffom'
men. Sic Iebtiiiin that einen Slic
gen Simmei unb iaete Damn rubi9:
.8ir berruosen ben @dnnern fein'
@epalt entsescn5uicben. es iei DEM
8ott ielber, Der ieinen 8dferarn
ausltredt. go tppQen mir oenn ou
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-25
q aus Der Geididte Der ebenlaligen Siiiider 9anoe.


Sd banfe eud,." Hnh elmer
8eile belt Der 8agen por Der aloiterz
pfprte. Ilif Smars TodJen trdt elm
N10nG an oas @udlof Der Hfprte
nnb fra9te nah benz gegcbr Der 8ei<
lenben.
Der Same Der Ser5oein offnete iii
men Sbir unS Sbor. mar bod Der
Sripr bcs alpiters elm Sproiie bes
Yalmiriihen Ser5osbauics. Sm
Gefeftprum iaben lie lpie cine tletnc
Samilie beiiammen, Die Ser5o9in,
Wiarina unb Omar, nno itdrftcn lid
on ben linen porseieeten Speiicn.
Ser Grior. Der eingctreten ipar, battle
ii6 neben Die Ser5ogin 9eieBt nnb be-
ipra6 NIT ibr lebbaft Die g~rei9niiie
Der Gage. @on Dem Ibenteller NIT
ben Hdllbern borenb, pernubm Der
Srior dlid Die @rrettun9 aus ibrer
6ano bnr6 Omar. Sic Ser5ogin
aber iher5te:
Sd permute, Omar bat ibnen
ShdBe peripro6en. Wns MIN, lpenn
mir lie niht leiiten?"
sd babe niht me6r nerIprohcn,
als it 5u leiiten oerma9", eripiperte
CT. Iurina iab i'm bon Der Seite
on, ais Die 9er5p9in Iih nit Dem
Yripr ipieber in Elm @eiprdd p%ertiefs
te, nanbtc tic it'd 81 ibm:
nSbr babt @uh ben 8dibern bers
fault, mas lelgnet Sbr es." gr be-
lpabrte feline Hube uub iprah:
Siam elm Wenih leine Seele, Die
er nibt mebr beIibt, perfaufen?" uni
ais lie i'm itaunenb aniab. gbieier
Sail benfet glif bel mir. Sbr ipens
oct pielleiht elm: @as niibt linen beir
geiitiees giaentum, lie ~berlaneer
beine Strait. beine @eripesenbeit. Nun
10 fpiilet, bab i6 bieie nur anipenber
iperbe - lie 5u bernihten!" Sit
idien berilbist.
nSarnn6 febret Sbr 81 meinen
Batter 3uriid nnb nebmet burh feline
germittlung 9icnite am ber5ogliher
Sofe?" CT ipanote feline Iugeu bin:
meg.
olleber meine 3ufltnft babe ih nod
nid,t nad9eba6t. Wtr lieet Elm gle
10 nabe, DaB i'd es nit p%erbunoencr
4ueen 81 erreiden trud)te". nnb e,
bahte in bieiem Iueeublide an bi
Selienburg unb feline 8ahe. Oils bi
Stunoe Deg Ibihiebs bernnnabte, ma.
allen oos 6er5 ihner. Sic 5er5osil
umarmte i'm unb iprah 5uperii1t
lid:
.Sbr ~itiir5et glth tpieber in Del
S6laftenldrm, aber ib ipeiB, De
8rnf brin9t guh uns 6uriif. Got
nit @uhl"
Seiorgt blidte linn Warina rod
Sic ipuBte, bnB er ii6 ben 8anoitel
perifrieben bate, INN lie nnb ibr
Sante 81 retten ltnb I'M elmer Hnf,
gu seniisen, oeren @eranlaiun9 il
unbefannt mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-25

Sic Sorne mar binter Den Bergen
peri9munoen, ais Die ibpar5e Sanbe
Der Walbbiitte entitieg nnb perein5elt
burd Selb unD 8alb ibren @es
illdte. Na6 tangent ermiioetem
l1mberihlei6en lan9ten iie nuf
einem 6I9el an, bon mo aus
iih linen cine peite Iusiift
e%roffnete. Sic Infibrer traten 5uz
iammen, pflosen geratuns unb berz
iammelten alsbann ibre Haubgeielen
um iid. Sci benz 2iHte oes aus benz
5erriienem @enDlt berportretenoen
Wionbes iiberidnute man bonn Siigel
aus cine i6neebebedte Slur. peibee>
ltrihene nerein5elte Sdus6en leufte>
ten baraus berpor. nie Elm Silbere
i~treifen 5o9 it'd elm @tiiblenbad ourh
bas eritarrte Selb, unb bod iiber ben
fleinen Sduiern enlpor ragte elm
airftum nit einem buran iid i6liez
Benoen alDiterden. Sortbin beitete
Der Infiibrer. yS6aut biniiber, no
Die Sihtlein perein5elt alfblisen, bas
lit Wariaipeiler, elm elenbes Nelt, in
benz tein SPELL fir ms 81 finoen lit.
@6er in ummittelbarer Ndbe besielben
liegt Der fette 8roden. Der infer lpers
ben mib. Sebet ibr ben &tr6turm
= unb oas &loiter baneben! - Sitt>
fame S%ungfrdiilein b%efuobnen es. gu
Na5aretb" nennen es Die fronmen
Wdgbelein. 81 MN, mir ipolen III
men Die grIoiuns bringen - ndmlih
bon ben reideu alolterihdbenl" bobn@
la6te er, unb Die 8%aubgeiellen lobnten
i'm nit Behalf. .ieib allo meines
8infes eeipdrtie unb 8iebet in aner
StiIe tbaleinpdrts. arlf bab bic ebrz
iamen Siirger nibt bor3eitis aufges
pedt pcrben unb in frommer 8egeis
iterung sur Ntiitsabel uno gum
Srei6fleeel sreifen." Omar borte
bies ales unb fonntc elm @railen nift
iiberuinben. Seinen Nebenmann ans
rebenb fru9 ct:
.SDre id redt. ibr poIlt elm alos
tier pliinbcrn?" Ser NAB i'm nit funs
felnoem Slid.
~9aln, boffentlid seboreit audi 9r
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-25

Wobltbdter ii6 ~9eopfert. rettete i'm
Dor Der Selhitperadtune. CIR bate iid
bieier flirhtbaren Wacbt perifrieben,
min CAB es feline llmfebr mebr gum
b%eiiereu 2eben. Iuf ieine Baffe
ourfte er niht mebr itols iein fpie
emit. benn bieie bnlbiste bon min ab
Dem Weufelmorb. feines ebrIifen
Weni6en Ineeliht burfte er mebr
ifauen, ct mar sedhtet, entebrt, pers
fcbntt - alls Der @eieui6aft ebrliher
Weni6en nusseitoben. gs CAB fein
3uriid mebr obne Sob unb @erbers
ben. Cine tief in einen Wantel pers
biiIte 8eitalt, Die i'm LANCE idpeis
genb bepba6tet bate. trat al ibm
beran unb legte linn Die Sanb auf Die
Shulter.
.@arum itebit Su abieits. mo am
bere benz @eiite b~ulbieen? Gufl
trinfe - trinfe unb beran16e Sid
9leih ben anbern. Der 8ein lit Die eins
5ige gDttlid}e 8raft. Die Die Seele los@
loien Tam bonn 2eibe." Omar fiiblte
ieinen Corn iiberiGGumen. nit elmer
8ebebrbe ees Nbideues itieb er Die
Siinenseitult bintpes, NIT iolder
Strait, oab Der obnebin idpn ges
rauihte tnlimelte unb our grbe fiel.
Wft @utfniri6en iudbte er ii1 empors
5urtften.
n&neGte!" feudte err, .binbet,
fnebelt i'm, tuerfet i'm in bas tiefite
Selienlo1l" 9riilenb l~tiir5ten Die
9anbiten auf i'm 5u. gr purbe an
5dnoen unb Siiben gebunben unb in
eine tiefe DISCRIMINATING %setporfen.
Bon jest qb beihrdnfte ii9 fem Ser
febr NIT Der IuBentpelt einsis bars
ailf, Die &duberlhar fommen unb ges
ben an boren. @ie LANCE feline Sc
faneenihaft bauerte, fonnte CT niht
beltimmen. er fiiblte nur an Dem ma
senben Suneer unb Dem 9urit. Der i'm
audlte, baB Gage i9on poriiberses
i6ipunben fparen. S6on glalIbte er.
bab nan i'm einem lansfomen Seoe
preisgeben noble, ole Stimmen iif
naberten unb elm Cell berabselailen
tpurbe. Wan eebot linn, an oemlels
ben beraufauflettern. GIs er oben
anlangte, fiel er erntattet 81 Soben.
Oie anbern la9ten:
nSas @iirifden lit MN sabml"
sic ibIeppten i'm iiber ben Selien>
bopen por Die nerfammelten @~nfiibrer.
giner berielben frat einen Shritt Dor.
.Ti6tet i'm aufl" gebot Ell. Smars
sefdunbenes @eiiht uno feline 9dnbe
bluteten.
nSubet adt, ibr anehte". begann
Der 9aupttnann mitleibles, ,ibr fennt
Dieien 8inf -" er' bepeate feline
Sdnb, nio ibr bieIen bon mir 1ebet,
tperfet er6 iiber ienen 9urlfen. itos
Bet INN Die brennenbe SadeI ing &C.
iiht. Sabet ibr perItGnben?" -
.Saipobl". anttportete Der gbor, yfpir
iparten nuf ben 8inf Seiner Sanb,
Snuptmann." Damn tpanbte lib bies
fer an ben fat lebloien Singing.
nSn bdit meinen gefebl sebort unb
reibt, mas Seiner bdrret. 10 Su Sid
Der eerineiten metner Inoronungen gu
tpibcrieeen tuageit. - @ebet inn gu
Glen. 9ebot er ipieber ben &nehten
uno Tie ~bradbten i'm bintpeg. Sus
iammengeiunfen iab Omar bor Der
Speiie unb murterte iein @ebirn nit
Der Srage. tpo linn oieier fbredliffte
aller Teniben idon besesnet fei. Gin
gerba6t, Den er fhon einmal 5uriidz
eepieien, itieg tpieoer in linn auf uni
nabm INNER mebr Sorm unb @eItali
an. Neue 2ebensfraft ourditrOmte
feline Sbern, nod blieb linn zines =
ben Shleier 51 ~liiften, Der iencr
Tpranneu nerbiiQte uub bann 5ut
@erseltung 5u i9reiten. ----
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-25
Mhtuua, Tarmer!

mcoaen' Gerite, Gier. 8utter ober aberhaapt
iraeabuelde GarmprDbatte 3u Ssrfanfen? gsenn
10. bann ibreibt erit an Sol; 3. Nagle; Dubuque.
abreiiire einfadb: y. Z. Wa1ls, Dubuque. Soma.
N. b. = 6err Wngie fault nmo oertautt aud
Gtabt. unb GarmeiaenthumL
peim ebreittu erwabwe uau GET. oieies glatt.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-21

According to veterinarians the curl
IN pigs tail is a sign of health.
When it begins to straighten the All
mai needs medicine
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-21
BOSS FRUIT GROWER
is SATISFIED
PRESIDENT WOODRUFF OF BIT
TER ROOT ASSOCIATION
URGES COOPERATION.

Hamilton, June 20--D l.. Wood :
ruff, president Of the Bitter Root
Valley Fruit Growers association,
stated last evening that he is Well
satisfied with the outlook for sue
cessful season this spring. He has al
ready received many Inquiries con-
corning the apple crop of this year
from some Of the most substantial
business houses of the east Mr.
Woodruff added that it was now up
to the fruit growers and the manage
ment of the association to pull to-
gether. Il think the growers will be
loyal to the association and if they
are there is no doubt but what the
sale of apples this year through the
association will be "A great success,
nut al concerned must pull together"
Is the Way the president puts it!
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-21

Great cut prices on carpets. rugs
aud house furnishings at Schloss-
bers's. =.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-21
DATE OF FINAL VOTE
IS INDEFINITE
DESPITE PROGRESS ON TARIFF
BILL END OF oRAToRY is
NOT IN SIGHT.

| Washington. June 20 - Although
much progress was made during the
! past week by the senate in consider
ing the tariff bill, the date at which
final vote on the measure can he
looked for is as indefinite as it was
week ago. 1T was said tonight. A
large number of paragraphs covering
duties on important articles remain
to be disposed Of in addition to the
special revenue features and adn,inis-
trativo sections.
However, as there is less disposi-
ton to discuss the theoretical prob
lens OF the tariff it may be expected
that the various matters will be dis
cussed more rapidly and with fewer
speeches. While few members will
venture prediction as to the date of
the vote, the possibility Of sending the
bill back to the house BY the first of
July is now generally considered as
extremely remote.
Inc discussion of duty on hides
VIII occupy the senate for possibly a
day or two before vote is reached.
Inc wood pulp amendment Offered by
the finance committee, which prac-
tlcally doubles the duty on wood pulp,
VIII be the next matter taken up.
After these two schedules have been
disposed Of, it is understood that the
tax on corporations. proposed by
PRESIDENT raft. will occupy the atten-
ton OF the senate for several DAYS.
Inc disposition of the lumber sched-
ule and the determination. of a proper
duty on pig and scrap iron, as well
as WIRE nails, must be made by the
senate. The questions of free cotton
bagging and ties and binding Irvine
are certain to result in an interest
ing discussion. The house bills pro-
vision for the free entry of petroleum
and its products will occupy consid-
cradle time, as will the discussion of
the duties on wrapper and filler to-
bacco, pineapples, shoes and leather
ana bltuminous coal. The senate will
continue to meet from 10 o'clock in 4
the morning to Z O'Clock in the
evening.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-21
HAM|L TON BREWT|ES

Charles NJ. Kegler, who until the
| past few years resided in the Bitter
| Root, came in from Portland last
| evening for Il short visit with Ham
| ilton friends.
a. r. Walsh came in last evening
| from StevensviIle to spend Sunday in
Hamilton.
t. L. Bfandcnburg came in from
Livingston last evening on business
MI. Brandenhurg was engaged in
business for several months in the
Bitter Root before going to LIVING
ston.
] y. McGary of Corvallis was a
business visitor in Hamilton yester-
day.
Justin Shannon returned last even
Ing from the east, where he has been
attending school the past year
r. $. Young and wife and Miss
Odds were up from Victor yesterday
for a few hours.
r. X. Hosner came in from Hamilton
Helshts last evening and went to Mis-
soula this morning to spend the day
q, Il. Mash came down from Darby
last evening to remain over Sunday
e. I'll. Gregory, an expert lImbernan
IN the employ of the forest service.
came down from Lick creek last even
ing to stay over Sunday in Hamll-
ton.
a. G, Cameron and Fl. p Wood of
Mlssonla are registered at the Hotel
Hamilton.
Charles A. Milton of Darby is n
guest AT the Hamilton.
T. w. Eveland of Como s,ant YES.
terday in Hamilton,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-21
HAMILTON SOCIETY.

Hamilton, June 20. Mrs. II. G.
Packer entertained Il few friends a,
five hundred last Thursday evening
at her home in the Heart addition. Mr..
Guy Welpton and Miss Hudson won
the first prizes. Refreshments were
served, Those present We're: Miss
Alkaline Gohr. Miss Edna Chaplin.
Miss Elizabeth Bean, Miss Hudson,
Mrs. Guy Welpton, Mrs. H. G. Packer
Guy Welpton, Fred Welpton, e.
hludge, Edward Gohr, Leslie Nc
Murry and IL, G, Packer
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-21
H. S. LORD HAS FIRST
BERRIES OF SEASON

Hamilton, June 90 - II. S. Lore
brought in the first. crate of straw
berries raised in the Bitter Root this
year. from his ranch yesterday, and
SOLD them to the Valley Mercantile
company Mr.. Lord, whose ranch is
on the wost side, was very much
pleased that he should have been the
flrst rancher to place Bitter Root ber-
res on the market this year. There
IS no doubt but what the berries were
1lrst class. for the Valley Mercantile
company disposed of the entire crate
TO minutes after they We're put up for
sale.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-21
GO TO PORTLAND,

Hamilton, June 20. t.. M. Lock
wood and family will leave for Port
land about June u to reside MIR.
Lockwood is having Il home built in
Portland now and expects to engage
IN business there. c. G.. Chaffin will
occupy the Lockwood cottage on South
lilrd street after July /.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-21
INCREASES HOLDINGS.

Hamilton, June GOV. L. Watson
recently of Galesburg, ILL.,, who owns
tract Oh land in Wards Cove, yes
teraay PAID 1880 moro to the Ward
zeal Estate company and added thjr
Teen ana one-half acres to his pres
ent holdings