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BANKS DEVOTE
CAS SH TO CROPS

NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-From a
very weak opening today's stock
market turned rather sharply and
made a general recovery. Trad
ing was again very contracted
and limited to the usual market
Misunderstanding, the Harrinans
and United States steel-these
comprising fully 60 per cent of
the days small overturn.
The early weakness was in no
small measure due to selling for
London account, or at least to un-
loading which was traceable TO
that quarter.
On the stock exchange the point
of view respecting the immediate
outlook was rather mixed. The
large bear party unhesitatingly
attacked the market at every ia
vorable opportunity but showed
increasing WEAKNESS.
In banking circles surface con
ditions indicate nothing is being
done to encourage an advance, eX-
cept for the greater case of money.
Inasmuch as these circles control
the springs of speculative supply,
it is not unlikely that cash for
such purposes may be Obtainable
when conditions become more pro-
pitious.
Further proof was offered to-
day of the beginning of a money
outflow TO meet the coming move
ment of crops, the subtreasury
showing a further gain of cash in
its opera tions with the banks.
Foreign exchange closed without
change.
The bond market ruled steady
and was without feature. Total
sales (par value) S1,S06, 600.
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Poultry and Game

Early deliveries Of poultry from state shipping
points yesterday were over 300 coops and this
influx. coming in top of the three cars re-
ceived from the middle west on Monday. kept
the market weak. Only fat heavy hens are
selling we'll. according to posted dealers. the
liberal arrivals from the middle west having
checked the demand for large young stock Small
chickens still in oversuppIy and hard to
move except at low rates.
Poultry lper dozenl-Hens, $Jd5. 80 for small.
S667 for large and $SG1O for extra; young
roosters. S6G7; do extra. sSd9 old ROSTERS
$5d5.5O; fryers. s., 4,50d $50; broilers. SO. 5OG4
for large and 81 50r3 for small; ducks S6d7:
pigeons. s1-T5Q2; squads, $2-5O@3; geese. SEA
"a per pair.
Game lper enl-NominaI
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Flour and Farinaceou. Goo,.

Al quotations under this head stand the same
Flour IS steady here but weak in the east
owing to heavy receipts at Chicago. Minneapolis
and Kansas City.
Flour-C CaIifOrnia family extras. S5 SO66 %
net without discount: bakers extras S5 SOG
$50; super1ne S4.60@4. 80; oregon and washing
ton. per bbI S5d5.23 for family. bakers ana
patents. and S4.25045O for cutoT: Kansas nat
ents S6-TO. do straights ST. 30: Dakota patents
81. .4o do straiahts $50; do clear S6 so per bhl
Farinaeeous GOOds-Buckwheat -four 81 buck
wheat -four. self fraising. 81 so: buckwbeat
groats. IS; meal. yellow SIS. white S. extra
cream yellow. $3.25; extra cream white Sc .
-four. 50, cracked wheat. Sc 30. entire
wheat -four. $500; farina $3.50: graham -four
So: hominy large So. small Sc granulated So.
oatmeal, s4.25; oat greats, s4.25; pearl barley,
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Cattle Higher and Sheep Lower
Another DecIinein BarleyMarket

streets show the following changes in avail
able supplies as compared with previous ac-
count:
Wheat, United States east of Rockies, in
crease 4,943.O00 bushels
Canada, decrease 49,, 900 bushels.
Total United States and Canada. increase
Ash 900.
Ahoat for and in Europe increased = 400 GOO
Total American and European supply. in
creased I.211 900.
Corn. United States and Canada. decreased
6S6. .O00.
Oats, United States and Canada, increased
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WASHINGTON. Aug. 23.-The condition Of
follows:
Trust funds-Gold coin. $500 600. .e69; silver
dollars. S4S6. $4,000; silver dollars of $780,
659. 900.
General fund-Standard silver dollars in gen
ersl fund. So,5oO. lSs; current liabilities, $685.
0Te $40; working balance in treasury offices
S27.575 4o3; in banks to credit of treasurer OF
the United tSates, S36,35s. 71s subsidiary silver
coin. $50. .663 .5s3: minor coin 81 o26 452: total
balance In general fund. $s7 975, BIO
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Reans and Seehs

New beans are expected in early in Septem
ber and trading OF any consequence Is looked
for until they arrive Prices stand the same.
Beans tper ctl)--Bayos. 5.jOQ5. so; small
white. s.. S5694. 10; large white Sc. .7514: sfak
$eG6.2J; red. $6G6.1O; blackeye. IS soda5 T5i
lima. S4.45Q4.50; red kidneys. nominal: Gran
berry beans. 81 .40Q 80; garvanzas, So 5Od5 25:
horse beans. nes. S1.S6d&15.
Seeds-Brown mustard. 41ac. yellow mustard
-; haxseed. 5G51sc: canary. 315 d3%c: al
falfa. 14G15e; rape 1G2hc timothy TIC;
hemp 3G315c. millet 2asc per ID.
Dried Peas-Green. IS per etl-
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Northern Wheat Narket

" ANIiING
TACOMA. Aug. 23.-Bluestem. 96d9Te; club,
Ole Receipts-Wheat. 66 cars: corn. cars
barley, cars; oats. 3 cars; hay. 80 ears
SEATTLE. Aug. 23.-NIilling: Bluestem, s2c :;
forty fold Ole; club. 90c: fife. SOC: red Russian
SSc. Export-Bluestem, sec; forty-fcd Sc;
club, SIC: red Russian. SJe. Yesterdays car
receipts-Wheat, 2S: oats, .; barley, &; rye. l.
PORTLAND, Aug. 23.-Trsck prices: Club,
SSc; bluestem, 95Q96c; red Russian. See; turkey
red. SSd90c: valley. 9Oc Car recetpts-Wheat,
81 cars; barley, ears; oats, cars
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks firm. COppers
steady.
Spot and future cotton higher.
Great activity in COmstock
shares.
Local and oil stocks still quiet.
Shipment of silver to the orient.
Silver and exchange unchanged.
Wheat steady. Barley still de-
cIining.
Oats weak and literally offered.
Hay still in excessive receipt.
Some price cutting in hams.
Compound lard and cooking oils
higher.
Wool, hops and hides unchanged.
Cattle higher and sheep lower.
Flour steady in this market.
Dried fruits and raisins still very
strong.
Eggs lower. Butter unchanged.
Potatoes in coed demand. Onions
weak.
Peaches arriving in large guam
titles.
Poultry market weak.
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western Cauado,s Crops

WINNIPEG, Man. Aug. 23.-The official esti-
mate of the western Canada crop was an
nounced today follows:
Wheat. IOl ,25O, 600 bushels; oats, los, go 600;
barley. 1900. 600: fax. 100000
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Minneapolis Grain and Produce

MINNEAPOLIS Aug 23.-Wheat-September.
S1.101s: December. SLIP; May. s1.157s. Cash
No. I hard. S1.133s No. 1 northern, Sill ls4
1.131s; No. . northern, S1.O61s @1.11E-
Corn-NO yellow, 59@591ac.
Oats-NO 5 white S3Is d34Asc-
Rye-No. 2, 7O@ re.
Flax closed at S2.4I-
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Los Angeles Oil Exchange
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES, Aug. 23.--Trading was brisk
on the exchange today. The feature was the
continued weakness of Union oil, 40 shares sell
ing at S100 so to $10O 10.
Three thousand shares Consolidated Midway
sold at % y n24ss
Two thousand shares Cleveland sold at Is
@15A.
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STOCK MARKET

Local securities continued quiet yesterday,
both as to stocks and bonds. and quotations
showed no change worthy Of note except a
weakness in telephone common at S31 bid.
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nuJufb Flax

DULUTH. Aug. 23.-Flax on track. in store,
So ~: to arrive. S2.47; September. S2-4I bid:
October, 81 35 bid; November. S2.3412 bid; De
cember $3.50 bid.
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Portland Rutter Markel

PORTLAND Aug. 23.-City and country
creamery extras, Sac; fancy. 3@dSSc; store
23 a 24c
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NEW YORK. Aug. 23.-Money on call easy,
1LGI1s per cent: ruling rate, i%: closing hid
IL: offered at ~.
Time loans, somewhat hrmer; so days, 3 per
cent 30 days. 3s.; months Az 64az
Prime mercantile paper. 515 66 per cent
Sterling exchange steady. with actual business
bills and at 81 $3.50 for demand
Commercial bills. $4.s3A "a. sS&.
Bar silver. 525sc.
Mexican dollars, 44c.
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Aug. 23.-Cash quotations
follows: Flour. firm. No. rye, ISd76c. Feed
mixing barley, 55c: fair to choice mailing
63m67c. No. / southwestern haxseed. S2.25; do
No. northwestern. s2.47: timothy seed $500
g.: clover. $3.50. Mess pork, per Dbl, $21. 1561
% Lard. per 100 lbs $11 95. Short ribs. sides
Coose) S11.75d so; short clear sides (boxed), /,
$12. .506l12.75.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total cearances of wheat and -four equal
to Al coo bushels. Primary receipts |. 1856
600 bushels compared with 6S4. 900 bushels the
corresponding day year ago. The worlds visi-
bic supply as shown by Bradstreets, increased
7211 600 bushels. Estimated receipts for to-
morrow: Wheat 212 cars: corn, 263 ears: oats
COZ cars hogs 23. 600 head.
many MOVEMFNT OF PR0DI-CE
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Fruits and raisns continue firm. with condi-
tionS stated yesterday. The demand for both
continues excellent. and all descriptions are
pointing upward.
Honey is in limited supply and receivers are
very firm in their views to values Sales
are slow however. with buyers Ofish. IL Is
generally admitted that the crop will be short
but the trade is backward about stocking up al
the current high. prices until assured positively
that the yield will be small.
Sales of 1910 California almonds are reported
by outside holders at nc below Almond Grow
ers' association quotations.
Fruits-EvapOrated apples. 7Q711e: fancy Sd
Size apricOts. future delivery, 1O34 d121zc:
fancy MOorparks 13d131ac; peaches. 1910 crop.
future delivery 512 461ac; fancy, 7Q7Ec:
prunes new crop. 4E@4%sc net to growers in
the country. with lac premium for sos and 81
premium for 4Os; figs, "A 95hc; pears, 91a@
13c.
Raisins-New crop layers. cIusters-6 crown
S2-25; crown. S1.75; 4 crown. S1.25 crown.
81; crown, 95c; seeded, 52c for choice and
sc for fancy: ThOmpsOn's seedless 41tc for un-
crown. 514c; ; crown. 419c: . crown 4c:
seedIess 3I63&e; new raisins, 368Lc in
sweatboX at Fresno.
Nuts@Alameda nOupareils 161acs IXI. I515c:
plus ultra, 1412c; brakes he; fanguedOcs
12c; hardshen. : I5c; walnuts. 13c per 10 for No
1 softsbells, SIZE for No do; pecans. 141a a
15c; peanuts. AZ G5c; pine nuts. 1Sd2Oc per 10.
Honey-Water white comb. 16d17c; white d..
12M12l5c; amber do, 10111c; extracted, SI5M
&c for white. 7QSc for light Amber and 5t5 0
Size per ID for amber
Beeswax-2713 GaOc per ID for light and 23@
26c for dark.
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Horses and Mules

The only feature in the local equine world was
an auction of as common a lot of range horses as
ever passed under the hammer. They had neither
size shape or weight to place them in any de-
sirable class. But nevertheless they were as
nose,I of at prices ranging from SO to $50 per
head We trust for the sake Of the industry
that the low prices paid will discourage the
breeding of this class of stock. few horses
that could be classed as drafters came through
with the above consignment and sold up to quo
tatlons. There will be a fairly representative
offering of medium weight drafters held in San
Francisco during the week Traders expect 10
see late prices we'll maintained as the inquiry
for horses suitable 10 go to work is urgent
Advices at hand from country points announce
several sales Of heavy stock horses. prices paid
ranging from $3.50 to $2I5. One particularly good
yonng team weighing around 3,100 pounds sold
for $500,
Mule trade is seasonsbly quiet. No activity Is
expected to develop until October
The following quotations for horses and mules
are furnished by the Butchers and Stock Grow
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Deciduou. and CItru. Fruit.

Carload lots and local consignments OF peaches
than the market can absorb them and prices are
very weak in consequence. Receivers are able to
effect partial clearances OF freestones at low
rates every day. but clingstOnes are steadily
accommodating their hands The Gamers may
be in position TO help the market out next
operate to full capacity TO handle their contract
stock As far other fruits concerned, the
market may be said to be In good shOpe. ART
walls OF Bartlett pears are being well cared for
al satisfactory prices BY the regular trade. and
more tone. Prunes and plums are in good re
quest, with prices pointing upward. and there is
good demand Ior melons ana attractlVs lots
OF hgs- Nectarines and erabspples have about
bad their run. neither having cut much figure in
the market Of late. Berries are easy, with the
demand for all varieties limited The last crop
Of raspberries is commencing TO come forward.
The market is still OverstOcked with grapes. and
only the best selections are receiving ~zy atta@a
tiOn. A crate Of the Isabella variety cana -
$50.
Strawberries -S4d6 per chest
Raspberries-$12d16 per chest.
Blackberries- 50Q6 per chest
HucklebeFries-S6d1 10c per ID.
Apples (per boxl-Gra vensteins. 9Oc9S115 for
4 tier and 65075c for ~ tier boxes; fancy red.
$1@1.2J per box; other varieties. 6579Oc for
choice and 3545Oc for common; cra6apples 5OG
1jc per box.
--Bartletts s1a1.5o per box; other va
rieties. jOcmS1 per box.
QuinceS-656 6IS5c per box.
Peaehes-SmaH boxes. 306JOc. with fancy
mountain fruit bringing 5O065c; carriers. Asa
zoe; small hugs. 25d5 soc for cling and 35d6Oc
for freestones: large boxes. 50d 75c for free and
3JGljOc for cIincstOnes.
PrUnes-60d7J 7Jc fer crates and 4OG60c for
small boxes; pluns. crates, 5Od65c; boxes, 80
q50c.
Nectarines-N Nominal.
Figs (per drawerl-Choice black. 75cd$1:
Brunswick. 5O66Oc; white 4OG75c.
MelOns-Nutmeg melons. 75cd$1.25 per box:
cantalOupes, S2d250 per crate; watermelons.
S1d2.23 per dozen.
Grapes-Seedless. J0G65c for crates and 65d
I5c for lug boxes; tokay 75dS5e per crate: mus
cat 60dI5c per crate and S5cd$1 for lug boxes:
- Dpr hfY rarq ami
90 "a I5c for lug boxes.
Citrus Fruits (per bOxl-Valencia oranges 81
Q4-50 per choice and 81. 50d3.50 for standard
grapefruit. 81. 7jd3 for seedless and $161.5O FOR
common: lemons. S505.5O for fancy. S3.5Od4 50
for choice and S2.5003 for standard: Mexican
lines, SJ.j006.
Tropical Fruits - Bananas. 75cdS1-25 per
bunch for Hawaiian and Mexican. Sl.5O02 ?. so
for Central American; pineapples, 81. .5Od2 50 per
dozen.
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Marked Activity in Comstocks
Other Stocks Are Still Quiet
Government and railroad bonds, stead
Northern Business

PORTLAND. Aug. Chickering's, s1,4T3,e7
balances SO, $50.
TACOMA Aug 23-Clearings. s1.14oo77; bal
ances. Sl52, ,l3S.
SEATTLE. Aug. 23.-Clearings, $l.eee, ,s12;
SPoKANE Aug "a -Clearings. 1864, $50; bal
ances. SSl, ,SS7.
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GENERAL RECOVERY
IN STOCK MARKET
Trading Contracted and Limited
TO Usual Market Leaders
With London Selling
Bear Party Attacks Prices at
Every Opportunity, but
Shows WEAKNESS
New York stock List

r. Hutton & Co, 400 California street.
members N The New York stock exchange, fur-
pfsh the following list Of bond and STOCK sales
yesterday:
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London Closing Stocks
Money per cent.
Treasury Statement

The rate Of discount in the open market for
short bills is % 62Jk per cent and for three
months bills l5-i6d3 per cent
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Chicngo Exchanre Rat.
New York Money Market

CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-New York exchange, So
discount.
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GRAIN STATISTICS
New York Grain Market

NEW YORK, Aug 23.-FIour- Steady. with
moderate jobbing trade Receipts 80, i03 bar
rels: shipments, 5.044 barrels.
Wheat-Spot. firm. New No. red. s1.O6ls
elevator and S1.01A f. o. b.: No. / northern
new, 81. % f. 0. b. to arrive There was mod
crate opening decline i'll futures owing to a
bearish Canadian report estimate. but the mar
ket soon rallied and developed frmness on the
strength of Winnipeg predictions of snow and
frost in Canada, closing &C net higher. Sep
tember closed at 81. .0fst and December at
S1.1o1@. Receipts, 113, 200 bushels
Available Grain Supply
NEW YORK. Aug. 23.-Special cable and
telegraphic communications received by Brad
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Seven hundred shares California Midway sold
at 4514 al.
Ten shares Union Provident company sold at
S99. %
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE

TUESDAY Aug 23-lo:30 IN.
UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid. ASK.
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Loans, Exchange and Silver
The steamer Korea took out for Hongkong
S102, 900 in silver bullion, shipped by the Selby
smelling and lead works.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-13
GOVERNMENT SEAT
IS OKLAHOMA
CITY
GOV. HASKELL ESTABLISHES
HEADQUARTERS, DESPITE
INJUNCTION.

Oklahoma City, June l2.-Rcaclilng
here ON "A special train from Tulsa 10 !
day. Governor Haskell and his secre-
tary opened Headquarters in a hotel.
Rumors throughout the day that the
governor contemplated making Okla
homa city the permanent seat of gov
ernment, az the bill which carried In
yesterdays election contemplated, were
confirmed tonight when Governor Has
kell issued "A statement declaring that
his force would remain here. A local
committee secured temporary quarters
for all the state officers aud the re-
moval Of all the officers probably Will
he made tomorrow In the face Of an
Injunction to the contrary granted in
Guthrie yesterday by District Judge
Hurton. IL Is expected that Governor
Haskell will issue proclamation Mon
day declaring tho bill carried aud Ok
lahoma city the permanent scat OF
state government The proclamation
iH based Oh "A legal opinion rendered
him today, In which IL tx held that
since law Initiated by the peo9la
becomes automatically effective i'm
mediately upon It's passage. Oklahoma
city Is the permanent "1af of govern
ment and all official acts nf state Of.
ficers In any other place would be II.
legal
Secretary William Linn % the sfafe
election board. Will opsn headqlprtnrs
here Monday His board VIII declare
the election result officially Tuesday
or Wednesday. Several other staIn
o.iicers a." here. inctrinf Secrota:,
of stase "Bil" Cross Tndagh late
ret rms from over the state irdicate
tl1t tl,e majority for n capital 10
cat'h h'li Is between $4,000 ahd .;5,onG.
Oklahoma city's plurality over Gutf
ri, i.nd Shawnee IL probably G5.o0G.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-13
NORTHERN MEXICO HAS
SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC

III iaso. June l2.-An epidemic Of
smallpox has been raging In the dis
trict of Ozumbia, Northern chihuahua,
Mexico. for several months and the
people have been dying by the hun
dreds This has been known for some
time but the extent of the epidemic
people made an appeal To thee govern
was not known until today when the
ment at Mexico city for medical of.
ficers aud soldiers Ia enforce qnaran
tine laws.
II WAS stated in the appeal that the
civil register Of Ozuinbia shows 500
deaths from the disease Ia six months.
The Mormon colonies are located in
this region but not single Mormon
has died, showing the results of proper
treatment and sanitation. for many
Mormons have had the disease during
tho epidemic.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-13
BIG MACHINE IN COLUMBIA RIVER
KNOWN TO HAVE CARRIED
PASSENGERS.
SPEEO0METER SET HIGH
Chauffeur Frisco Day and Mrs. Mabel
Monte Are lying at Bottom Of
Question They We're Only Persons
IN Car That Lcaped From Bridge.

Portland, ore. June IT, The wreck
uf the automobile which went into
tie Columbia river Friday night at
the entrance of truss bridge on an
elevated roadway between Portland
and the oregon landing Of the Van
'couNcr, Wash, ferry was recovered
today. The spccdonlrt.r. which had
locked AZ GO miles an hour. on the
front axle. was bent bacK under the
ear AZ almost right ahglcs with the
body. the crushed back or the tonneau
and the shrcds that remain of the
hood. tell Of the crash that hurled
Ms. Mabel Monte of Vancouver and
Frisco Day 10 their death
Neither of the bodies was recovered
and IL was not until late today that IL
appeared practically beyond question
that Day and Mrs Monte were the
only occupants of the car
A singular incident In connection
with the death OF Mrs. Monte Is "a
visit paid her former husband in
Portland the day of the accident She
told him she had nothing Ia live for.
and saying that he would never see
her again, asked that she lie buried
beside their baby.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-13
BUTTE GIRLS HURT
WHEN MACHINE
TURNS
AUTOMOBILE OF SMOKY CITY AT.
ToRNEY FIGURES IN ACCi.
DENT ON ROAD.

Anaconda, June l2-An automobile.
driven by Alexander Macke. Butte
attorney. and carrying three we'll
known young women. turned turtle ON
the Butte and Anaconda road about
three miles from the city late this aft :
ernoon. Miss Mary Hjlmes of Butte
was thrown head first into n creek.
and stunned by the shock was In
danger of drowning when she was rcs-
cued by members of another automo-
bile party Miss Josie Mullholland.
daughter Of Thomas Mullholland. form
er CHIEF of police Of Butte, was pinned
nnder the car Her sister. Annie.
leaped as the machine turned over
and fell by the side Of the road Mr.
Mackell went clear Of the machine aud
was rendered unconscious The three
young women were taken To St Annes
hospital here. whore II was found that
Miss Holmes aud Miss Annie Mnlhol-
land were not seriously hurt Miss
Josie Mullholland may be hurt IN
ternaily The accident was due 10
failure Of the steering gear To work
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-13
.RATTLESNAKE USED
AS WEAPON
GORDON KING UNDER ARREST m
COLORADO FOR AssAuLTINo
SHERIFF.

Greedy, colo. June - Gordon King
who says hc has no home, Is under
arrest here. accused of resisting an
officer aud of assault with a deadly
weapon, namely, rattiesnake. King
came here TO attend the 10th ami
yersary celebration of the founding of
the town by Horace Greeley, which
closed yesterday When abonJ 20 de-
part, he became involved I'm an all
tercation with a railroad section hand
and Sheriff Florence arrested both
men. King broke away aud as the
sheriff covered him with a revolver
reached In his pocket and threw some-
thing at the officer. which squirmed
as IL went through the air. and coiled
when il struck the ground The
sheriff shot its head off, and counted
It's three rattles after he had hand
euffed King At the police station
King produced three more snakes,
which were killed He now asserts
that he has been deprived of his
means of livelihood as snake
charmer,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-13
MONTANA SOLDIERS
GET MARCHING
ORDERS
WAR DEPARTMENT ISSUES IN.
sTRUcTIoNs AS TO ANNUAL
gNcAMpMenT.

Washington, June II. Specially -
Orders have been ISSUED by the seere-
tary of war proeiding FOR the at
tendance of troops at the Montana
forts at the Mancuvcr camp of army
and national guard troops at American
lake, Washington. The troops are to
leave in lime 10 arrive at the camps
not later than the morning of July 81
The headquarters, field starr and band
and tho Second battalion of the
Fourteenth infantry. less one com
company, viii leave Fort Harrison.
marching To Missoula via Butte. and
thence by rail to American lake. The
First battalion and the machine gun
platoon Of the Fourteenth infantry,
less company. viii march from Fort
Lincoln. ~ -, Ia Glendivo, thence by
rail to American lake.
The Third battalion Of the -Four
toenth infantry. less one company. VIII
march from Fort Missoula. to Hope.
Idaho, and thence cntfain for Amerl-
can lake
The lieutenant colonel and the Third
battalion Of the Second infantry viii
march from Fort Assnniboine To
Helena and then take train for Ameri.
can lake. As there will be no genera
dcpots for the issue of quartcrnaster's
supplies at the camps, the necessary
clothing transportation. cqulpage and
quartefnaster's supplies. except fuel
and forage viii he taken from the
home stations by the troops Heavy
baggage may be shipped by rail The
soldiers viii wear the service uniform
and be allowed 10 ship to the camp
Is rounds Of blank ammunition per
man. While on the march the COM
manding officers will have route maps
made with notes giving the condition
of the roads, available camping places
and other useful Information.