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The Daily Missoulian., 1909-08-20
Children's Dresses and Millinery 500 Off

visits tn the great commercial centers
of Europe and the capitals of the old
world in order that a first hand study
he made. not only of the waterways
but of the transportation problems
closely related
From August Is to - canals and
rivers in and around Berlin and its
environs will he inspected Dresden.
August % and a; Prague, August -
and &c, arriving ut Vienna on the ev-
cning of the 2Sth inst. remaining
there until August 81. Budapest will
he reached September l. where three
days will be spent in an investigation
of the Danube. the party journeying
to Orsuva the night of September 3.
September and 6, at Belgrade and
Munich on the evening of September
and visit to Strassburg and then Il
rather extended trip on the Rhine
from September 10 to IA. Holland. its
dykes and canals will occupy the at
tention Of the party from September
Il to II. Belgium, September Is tn
II. the canal system of this country
being regarded as most complete.
Paris. - tn 80. and London. October
/ To Is. which includes trips along
the Manchester ship canal and inspec-
ton of harbors and waterways Of
England. arriving at New York Octo-
ber %.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-08-20
ENGINEER DROWNED
WHILE OUT FISHING

Butte. Aug 19.-Acc"rding to Il let
ter received in Butte today. Georse
". Reed. for nearly 10 years "A sta
tionary engineer Of Butte. and VIII"
went t. the Mindoka project. on tn"
Snake river, in Idaho, two years as"
IL become "A runch"r. VAS drowned
Monday night while fishing. The body
has not been found. The theory i
that he Nenturcd beyond his depth and
vas caught In the undrrtnW. He was
b Years odd married had three chill
df'n an" Mas settler ON 't' st"''''''
IL hc reclaimed. putting IN his spare
time as an engineer OF the dam as
we'll
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-08-20
The JURY DECIDES
IS CASE OF MURDt R

Special to The Daily Mssuulian.
Butte, Aug, l9.--The inquest over the
body of Max Berger. victim Of tn"
Nine Mile murder of Saturday night,
was concluded today. the verdict being
To the effect that Berger came tn his
death by murderons ASSAULT com
mitted by three unknown men. Some
If the testimony indicated that the
witnesses were holding something back
and the opinion of the officers Is that
Joseph Beauleau. arrested the night
of the killiag. knows all about the
matter. In fact. lie stated the night
of the killing. and before h" knew
what he was taken into custody for.
that he knew tn" hotdup was coming
two weeks before IT occurred. l. has
been positively learned by the inquest
that Rcauleau and two either men left
the place In a buggy only "A few n.,a-
Etrs before the tragedy occGrrcd.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-08-20
Chronic Diarrhoea Relieved.

AIR. Edward f.. Henry. with the
United States Express Co., Chicago.
writes. Our General Superintendent.
Mr.. Quick. handed me "A bottle of
chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Di-
aTrhoea Remedy some time ago In
check an attack of the old chronic
dlarrhoea. l have used it since that
time and cured many on our trains
who have been sick. l am an old
soldier who served with Rutherford 3.
Hayes and William Mckinley four
years i'll the 23rd Ohio Regiment. and
have no ailment except chronic di-
arrhoea, which this remedy stops at
once" For sale by all druggists.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-08-20
WASHINGTON NEWS


Washington. Aug. f9-The civil
service commission announces that
during the coming fall it will hold
several examinations for Il great vari-
"ty of positions under the government.
for duty in this country, the Philip
pines and Panama. The list of po-
sitions is as follows:
Agricultural inspector. Philippines.
Aide. coast and geodctiC survey.
Printers apprentice. bureau of en-
craving and printing.
Male hookkeepers. Philippines and
United States departmental service.
civil engineer and drafstmen. su
pCrintenGent Of construction.
Clerks for United States aad Pan
anna canal service.
Comput"rs. coast and geodetic sur
vcy, nautical almanac office. naval
observatory and supervising archi-
tects office.
Drafstmcu. architectural. tnpngraph
IT,. engineer. heating and ventilating.
Engineers. farmers. teachers. mat
rous. physicians and nurses for the
Indian service.
Farmers with knowledge Of irriga
tion.
Fish culturiSt.
United States pcnitentiary guards.
Boiler inspectors and hull inspectors
DocthrS for marine and public
health service.
Postal clerk for Panama caaal.
Doctors for the Philippines.
Press feeders for government print
ing office
Scientific assistants in the agrlcul-
tural department.
Stcnographers for the general de
partmcntal service, Panama and the
Philippines.
Superintendent of construction.
Surveyor for the Philippines.
Nurses for the Panama canal.
TyprWritcrs.
Veterinarian for the Philippines.
Veterinary Inspector for the agricu'-
tural department.
WircmCn
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-08-20
BANKRUPT RAILROAD
fORECLOSED
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN TO BE
AucTioNED OFF TO J. p.
MORGAN & CO.

Promptly at noon tomorrow Albert
r. Moore. special master in Chano cry
will stand on the block -Tn-rhc- Nest
side freight depot in st. Paul and auc-
tion off the Chicago Great Western
railway, including its subsidiary lines
the Mason City & Fort Dodge railroad.
the Wisconsin. Minnesota n Pacific
and the DE kalb a. Great Western. to-
gether with the company's 25a locomo-
ttyes. Thousands of freight and pas
senger cars and buildings. rights and
franchises. aggreSating in value mil
lions of dollars. And representative
~ the reorganization committee. which
has been formed by J r Morgan Il
co. of New York. will be on hand with
the s500.o00 cash deposit required be
fore anyone can bid. and buy It.
The foreclosure sale and reorganiZa-
tion of the Chicago Great Western
road is an event Of great importance
in the railroad world. For many years
the road was under the absolute con-
troll of A, II. Stickney. who managed
to keep the property independent Of
all other interests and operated II re-
gardless of what other lines in the
middle west territory might do As IA
consequence the Great Western has
long been known as a rate disturber
among other lines.
But several years ago the road be-
gan running behind. and when II was
unable to meet the obligations matur-
ing in January. 1905, the property was
put into the hands of receivers. At
the time of the recaiyership the road
had outstanding short term notes
equipment obligations and other debts
amounting to l0.5Da OGn Practically
all of the debenture stock and sub
stantal majority of the other classes
of stock have been deposited under
the reorganization agreement, which
provides for the rehabilitation of the
road under the direction of govern
ing board. to be appointed and con-
trolled bv J. Z. Morgan and his asso-
ciates The new president of the road
is to be Samuel NJ. FELTON,. n veteran
railroad executive of 10 years exper-
fence. who. for the past 10 years. has
been the president of the Chicago &
Alton road.
1t Is believed that after the rcor-
ganiZation Is complete the Chicago
Great Western win take its place
among the strong roads of the coun-
try. Its territorial situation is unex-
cellcd, and as soon as the company
has plenty Of funds for development
!, Is expected to take prominent part
in traffic regulations and transporta-
tion problems of the middle west. one
Of the first steps TO be taken 10y the
new management will probably be tn"
removal of the general HEADQUARTERS
of the road from st Paul to Chicago.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-08-20
Al the Grand.

Good crowds attended the shows at
the Grand last night and took in tn"
regular somi-wcckly change "f pro
gram. The feature act on the bill. the
MtI.inu Bros "marVclous bar per-
formers" is good one and has but
few equals. 1t has an element "f
humor. just enough tn give it spice.
The singing and clog dancing of Junior
Dodson is also good. especially the
latter. while the one-act comedy by the
Dodsnn comedy trio. Of which junior
Dodson is "A part. seemed to please the
audience. The motion pictures are up
to their usual standard IT excellence
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-08-20
MISSOULA OFFERED
CLASSY SHOWS
MANAGER HARNOiS TO PRESENT
THE VERY BEST NEXT WEEK
-oTHER SHOWS.

Plays and authors just the same as
in any walk of life where successes
burst forth in single night have
many imitat"rs Such was and still is
the case ur The Time. the Place and
the Girl" by Huugh and Adams and
Howard. which will again be- presented
at the Haruus thcater. August -.
When II was first learned that these
writers were about To- introduce IA real
dramatic story with an uninterrupted
plot, despite the fact that many pnpu-
lar song hits are intcTminEled, other
attraction authors remarked that the
two elements could not he made la
blend satisfactorily. They figured that
the plot would b. very thin and
broken. or that tn" musical numbers
would be used as nIl-in theatrical
revelations. and was termed by the
critics as "a musical story Of mag
notic creation" To be sure ii caused
much jealousy among playrights. who
Immediately started to get into the
new department, and while they have
been more or less rewarded by their
efforts The Time tn" Place and the
Girl still holds the highest position
amongst plays with music. Manager
H. H. FraZec has used unwonted care
ia selecting the cast and has been very
fortunate In securing the services Of
that popular comedian. Robert Pitkin.
and the dainty souhrette. Jessie Hus-
ton. to head the company of 60 people.
The scenic establishment is new and
gorgeous and the electrical effects
beautiful. Out-of-town patrons are ad-
vised to secure their tickets at once To
avoid disappointment.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-08-20
A Faithful Friend.

Il have used Chamherlatn's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoca Remedy since
it MAS first introduced tn the public
in 1s12. and have never found one
instance where cure was not speed
lily effected 10y its use. | have been
a commercial Traveller for IS years.
and never start out on a trip without
this. my faithful friend" says II. $
Nichols Of Oakland, Ind. Ter, When
u man has used remedy for 80
years he knows its value and is com
I,"tent IL speak tor II, For sale by
alt druggists.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-08-20
REMARKABLE FLYING.

Reims, France, Aug. 19,-Glenn Fl.
Curtiss. the American aviator. made
IL flight of four minutes duration at
sundoWn today, when the spectators
saw three aeroplanes flying at the
same time. The other machines were
those of Tissandier and Demarest. The
crowd cheered wildly when Curtlss, on
meeting Demarest at right angles on
the same level, lifted his machine and
gracefully SCARED over Demarests
aeroplane.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-08-20

The interior department has with
drawn 6.450 acres of land along the
Judith. Hell Gate and Lower Yellnw-
stone rivers in Montana for temporary
power sites.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-08-20

Converted and reformed and IA Bitter
Rooter and Missoulian at heart. T. L.
Cullen. superintendent of the Los
Angeles San Pedro 4 salt Lake. who
has been visiting with his brothcr-in-
law. Superintendent Rapcljc of tn"
Northern Pacific. returned yesterday
from short pleasure trip into the
valley with Mrs. Cullen and his sis
ter. Mrs Rapelje. The party had II
pleasant visit in the beautiful valley
and the visitors returned with moth
ing but enthusiastic praise for the big
valley. Superintendent Cullen is
wcll-known man in Montana. He was.
some five or six years ago. con
ductor on the Northern Pacific run
ning out of GlcndiTe and was. ut that
time. known as the most popular rail
rnader in the state. io ais" served at
one time ~ state senator and he mum
hers his state friends by the score.
when he came here this month from
Los Angeles he could see nothing In
Montana that compared to California
He visited for IA few weeks in Glen
dive and when he cam" her" h" Was
ready tu 60 hume without more than
Il brief stop. Mr., Rapclje. however.
persuaded him tn stay, with tn" re
suit that he Is now Bitter f"ntcr
from toes up. lie has Won scores of
friends In the city and his trip has
been So pleasant that when he "a,
home the residents of Los Angelo
MAY prepare To have hisSnula and
the littrr Root forced upon them
and the praise nf the country Will
u" Spruatd over the hig stat" in Il
thorough fashion.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-08-20

The commissioners II Mlssoula
county will meet in speed session al
the county court house Monday, An-
gust -. 1909
u. r CURRAN, Chairman.
+ w kUPHAL, Clerk
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-08-20
psP!'!R!l'll!c!eS !'!!l'l!! Is
EaVorind ysn,!,. ,::.
rs Lemon
aTY2TTc Orange
ksASk 0csO Rose, etS

are just as they are represented
to be. If net the cheapest they
are the best, and no puddings,
cakes, creams, or other table deli
eaoies, are spoiled by their use.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-08-20
To Be Safe

To be safe conhne yourself to
the use of such fiavors as your
experience and judgment tell
you are OF the purese quality.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-08-20

Again Spokane sees tho Puget
Sound at work in It's city and the sec
ond report that the big road Is pre-
pairing for an entrance into the town
has been circulated. The Spokesman
Review says:
starting of condemnation proceed
ings by the Milwaukee for terminal
grounds on Front avenue has brought
tn terms some Of those who had re-
fused to settle.
IS. A. Mulligan. who owns u tri-
Grant street and the Northern Pa
cific spur track. has sold to the rail-
road for $4,000. This ground is oc-
cupied by an old frame building.
Condemnation proceedings We're
started yesterday by the Milwaukee
against the Franklin school property
on Front avenue. between sherman
and Grant streets. This building is
old and is no longer used for school
purposes The school board recently
passed a resolution to sell tho prop
erty. but this must be done by public
bids. However the Milwaukee can
condemn the property and legally take
il. since 1t Is no longer used for public
purposes.
1T was rumnred yesterday that the
Great Northern has not discontinued
its blocking tactics and is now trying
To get property in the path of the
Milwaukee east between the river and
the fair grounds"
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-08-20

Not .f1.a,. ~., ~u.-y,->~ful Mas the 'sN-
pcditl"u Of NnrtAsrn Pacific men
headed lay Kay Dndd~ which invaded
IN" Bitter Root Wednesday They
returned with rather measvr lot of
truur but they had good time ami
thu, big. night chief managed /" get
-.,rss,. 80 his >urefftuuu- flesh W"rke'
,Il whll, IA the valley. Enough liz =
vcrv caught /" supply the fiSnermen,
.,,ry,r. and thu families "f which
thr different ~Waltons' arr rnmpo-
n"nt parts did Not lack t"r trout TO-
the. breakfast yesterday.
,fruer,,r Superintendent EtrHnI If
the Puget sound went through "n
No last right after "a short tr.l'
over the division III preparation for
tho oTcnIng uf through service. sup
,rlut~nd~nt Barrett returned With him.
storrluE mere ~ did Chief Dispatcher
~s'.., ans wh" went t. Avery Wrdm-s-
&C.
joe Law renee 81 Superintendent
i.arr.tt'S nIfi.e f.rv,- wul hTtN" to-
night III Visit 1T Mt-t~u. Nash
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-08-20
NEWS OF THE RAIL
FOR A DAY
RECENT HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL
INTEREST IN THE RAIL.
ROAD WORLD.

Superintendent J NJ. Rapclje will
leave this morning for Livingston To
take part in the electric headlight
test which - tn be made there by
the general officers for the purpose Of
demonstrating fully the danger which
viii follow the enforcement Of the
headlight Law recently enacted by the
state legislature. This question has at
tractcd great deal Of attention i'm
railroad circles Of late. railroad men
generally maintaining that II is next
To- impossible for man to distinguish
the signals after riding behind the
bright electric lights for an hour or
50. To determine this the participants
in the test. as has already been an
nounced. will be seated behind one of
the ordinary electric headlights for
little over an hour. At this time the
regular signals will he displayed Il
short distance up the track and tn"
participants asked to write down just
what they see. This test IL IL thought.
will fully decide the question and the
railroad officials maintain that IL will
result in "A revocation of the law.
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CHAPTER Y.

The work thai have ACCOMPLISHED in tho foregoing chap
tor which We have Just Closed sc ra ha tax firm oil the
minds of The reader tine dark cloud II unbeer granting them
the privilege of re,tir! their hope more the f
ubl: he wales strife where presage and
Super tton rowcd by the hands of self
god But following up the stream Of life great
headlight in view, sends The white ppbo
divine truth and gden the soul with the flow hight as
thru the chain of thought soothing tine heart and
sencing forever the idea of til. For who ever
has hld the privilege Of drinking at this well Of M and light
will have know the Iotd W tn renars
shall turn e.der. attention another int that will
Ius to know that the CIurcn left It's dr-t love fo
this that prizes ana dvne hold ~
before the blazing ment If hertics And also,
many divisions We shal clip from Gospel Z umpet
question aud the tn point that stall take up
"Dp CHRIST CHANGE SABBATH LAW AND THE PRoplE
ErS' To- trumpet has been asked and Eeres
The churches of Revelation ca atoms of the
church of God,
The sanctuary tn. oernace nl later the temple L.
sometime referred he oy PAGES and sometimes
the whole building the temple and represented the place whre
God welt among his people The synagogue, We're dng
which tn Jews erected in very city especially where
there large number OF Jews and in which ii t,r
worship and observed the law The sanctuary the o place
which they all congregatei the yay easts
common center Of gathering Ir worship Jerusalem The
synagogncs reponded to the church baidng of today
Gospel rrump,t Jolly l. lo9
The answrro tn comm ndnents and he who'll law
is abolished Wonderful wonderful behold holy sanch
Cd Ed to send forth such drlran the above right ooos
tor to the blessed word of almighty God what is wonderful
to that VIII camcs to b. fled man, make the
God VIII, he claimes have III I'd him liar is
shane ard wonderful But declaration only cnirmes
our teachings and still hows strong Why those Y
Dynrs ud MT hold those ret- i, And il also so "
up palmer Dr. Elosts New Religion n " dear re4l.
lets the above Chrsts words ON b
point please read.
r0ns hI destroy pr,oh-s sm
to destroy bu 10 Ii.h.
ft verify Till hc7en
in from The aw. Ill 81 be fulfilled
Whosover and
leach he shall b. called least kingdom
sb,
Of heaven. ST. Matt SIT S-9
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OLD PRESBYTERIAN DOCTRINE DsFEATRD


Eut cepiarwic they gospel Of the unelrcnmcon
committed circumcision Peter
For hea wrough ne uay Peter sposleship of the cuu
cs'on the as mighty nc the Geniiesa
And when James Cpnas and JOHN seemed be pe perceived The
given and B,r"as The right hand OF
fellowship should aai the circumcision
Gal. a-7-S-9
Reader wish say you, that If those Presbyterian
dvnes had known that Paul had taught them that there was
two gospels the place of Which that there is two
people, we'll gospels Then those young would
said what the Reyelaor ment when he said
Aad viii give WITNESSES aud hey SHAH pfop'rsy
thousand hundred AMI threerrc ds,s cohea in acscloh
These eanick' standing beforet The
Cod . the Rv. l-8-4
They would of said that John spoke of those witnesses
and Paul he and tells who they in this Ian
Iguage.
Of the olive which wind b nature and wor
gaGea how much stall these
whiehl the branches grated Rom 2+
Now understand that John told of the two witnesses
and Paul has told who they And especially when we
connect the following scripture u those above read
u, con'rwie the gospel Tue nn"1Imcsi'u was
committed he sli Of ,h circumr unto Per
fr he that Ecrsy Peter 'he ap''e'hp ct h ercum
csou. the m st'p in m" '"sari tb" tientes)
And wbe James Cpha- and John ~h seemed 10 he pillars
perceived grace they gave 70 me and
b. right hand II tos.hp ,h -h'nd unto the
hea hen md ,h"y C. 50.
This complct, Johns in r'<lrl 70 Gods two
witnesses. Tnat Put ia n, ta5,r ''' R'nr'r Us that
the ntc and the jw olive t-, All IA MS letter
to the Gal He informs Peer mi I'm ,af the two
caudlc,icks, from ch IiEht f the tw'g'Sp's shines
bright than tn day hst sp p.p' and to
weary world
Now dear reder have aSad tloe scriptures aod argue
for your benefit; tha yon be posted In order
keep from s deceived VIII reGore, let pnder deeply
these things all let ende,or merit And strive
make ourselves worthy therein by fighting he go
nf faith o m ayp
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PAGE or INQUIRY
QUESTION NO. -,

Ei. CREssEr my eyes are
growing dim with age but I have
been a silent reader of YOUR
valuable paper for some time
And have heard you preach
many more times bus your ser.
mon on the following question
aroused my anxiety and wish
you would please let me ask the
question following in your paper.
Preachers We sit and listened to
the explanation Of the Ed. of
the CRESSET on Sunday the 20 of
Aug. at 3 O'clock at the Colony
Arbor on this Scripture.
The wicked ara cs,tsncs from che
womb, ,hcg 90 nstr,y Al soon ~ they
are born, speaking lies P.Blms - j
And ! could not help but nd
mira his version: yet he present
ed q two man theory Now You
minister's who do not believe "a
he does, please give us your ex-
planatlOn on this scripture,
through the columns of the
CREssET' so we may know
whether he Is right or not. Help
me save nv soul. ~ Farmer.
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TEN I

TEXT.
For Moses truly s,id unto the fathers
. propac, shall The l. nd your Odd RAISE
mp unto you % yonr brethren. lika unto
me. him shall yc hear in all 'hinss
whatsoever he shall say unto You.
Aud the spul THAI will not he,r thai
prophet, sns b. dpsr we'd from AM ng
the people Acts 3 e. %.
Now il this was spoken Of Chrpr,
and Christ Is that prophet. whch shall
III, Gentle woman hear, the prophet ~
her husband. as The husband is III,
head of the family Ard would the
meaning he an, Il frrpnt should ihs,
paorhet DO some one after Chris,
Pease Ed CEr,sEr "Aplsin The
John Bowers
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THE cazsszr
NORWOOD MO

Nov. 1, 0. Garrett. BSl.or.
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PUBLisRRR's
Nc. Garrett and N. N. Bower,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-07-30

.ne of the most notable organized eff
Crts in the history of American juris-
prudence.
In fact the entire Gentry case with
VI it's dramatic features will always
,urvive as classic in murder cases.
The romance of Gentry and Madge
{orke began in the artificial current
# Broadway's flashy life.
He was a young actor of promise
vho had made quite success by his
interpretations of rural characters.
Iadge Yorke was comedienne,
beautiful, arch and much admired
Had the affections of the two been
,qual the tragedy in which they were
destined to figure would never have
zone to it's pitiful finish.
But as often happens the affection
Vas unequally divided. Gentry's S