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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-02
NOVEMBER

Superintendent T.. II. Barrett of
the Missoula division of the C.. NJ a.
7. =, is promoted To- the position OF
assistant general superintendent. and
+. II, Marshall is designated as his
successor.
4-Georgc Bellew. prominent
Young man, dies Of heart failure While
in the plunge AZ Iolo Hot Springs.
5-Thc 10000 Boosters club affiiiatcs
with the similar organization at the
state university.
12-The university of Montana wins
the state football championship by de-
fcating the School of Mines team, "a
to o.
1.-THE city council turns down the
high license" bill and Mayor Logan
accuses the aldermen of giving in to
tn" saloon interests
ia box of Mcintosh Reds from
the Bitter Root vale H. sent Ia the
Mikado by the National Apple Show
authorities.
22-The city council adopts the
sewer reports of Engineer 4. w.
Swearingen and prepares for con
struction.
25-James 5. Kemp, the city clerk
of Missoula, prominent odd Fellow.
and an honored citizen. is peacefully
called to rest
Thanksgiving day is observed by ap-
pronriate services In ait of the Mis-
soula churches.
The university Of Montana wins the
ilnal football game Of the season
from the agricultural college.
2t-The new Higgins avenue bridge
Is thorAn open 10 pedestrians.
3n-Thirty-four switchmen go out in
accordance with orders fo. a general
strike.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-02
Bowel Tonic
For Old Folks
Free

No matter how sound and healthy
old people are they still suffer with
their bowels. The machinery of the
system doesn't work as it did when
they were young and active. But
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help age to live more pleasantly.
That = laxative Is needed every little
Rhils By people as they get around nifty
and beyond. there Is no doubt but Il
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Old people. women and all. except those
VINO are in the prime OF life. should
avoid anything that gives a shock TO
the system and which at best Is hut .
pills and eathartic tablets. salts and
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and only do temporary good Not only
ihat. but they really bind the bowels
What you want Is something that viii,
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IN the habit OF performing a certain
function at certain time. while at tho
same time toning and strengthening the
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The doctor send you a sample bottle
free of charge. In this way you can try
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my cents ard one dollar q bottle. and
those who have used 1, win continue to
oay It II Is pleasant to take very ef-
Iectlse and very economical as a house,
aoid remedy. as all the family can use
II. But DR.. Caldwell Is eager 10 have
al readers unacauainted with II to send
Tor a free sample
Thousands Of old people and heads Of
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way they cure and avoid Consultation
hSer trouble, Indigestion sour stomach
sick headache. sleeptness after eating
heiching and similar stomach liver ana,
bowel disturbances. Mrs. Title Eornan
40 Wautanga street. Knoxville. Tenn.
and T. II. Marshall Nall. Okla A. well
as thousands OF others attribute much
OF their present good health 10 this
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Dr. Caldwell personally win be plea sei
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desire for yourself or family pertaining To
the stomach. liver or bowels absolutely
free of charge. Explain your case IN a
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For the free sample simply send your
name AMI address on a postal card or
otherwise. Far either request the daetorss
address Is nr. W. n, Caldwell. k--aat caia-
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For Sale by Geo. Freishe;rer.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-02
OF TDBE'R

THE directors and officers of the
Chicago, Milwaukee and Puget Sound
return 10 Missoula after long trip
up tho Blackfont canyon and back by
way Of kalispell
THE property-holders of Stevens
vile grant "A franchise fer electric light
I" the Misspula Light and Water COM
panS.
6-The 10000 Boosters club is
launched and enthusiasm prevails at
the banquet which follows it's organ
ization.
The steel workers ON the Hig-
gins avenue bridge complete the. cree
tion of the structural steel.
The plans for the now Milwaukee
depot are announced by Chief Ensi-
neer Pearson.
s-The university football team
plays ii tie game against the School
OF Mines in Butte, while the local high
school defeats Anaconda In Missoula
by big score.
i+-Missuula is chosen by "A number
of Minnesota capitalists as the best
location in Montana for the scandi-
nasian bank which they plan to found
Ex-senator L. NJ. LaFollette opens
the Western Montana Apple Show
with a forCiblo address.
Ia-The twcuty-sixth annual con
vention of the Montana Congregations
alists opens ia Missoula.
2o-The awards are made in tile ap-
pie show and Il demonstration on
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-02
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i-The Montana State Bankers As
ISOLATION opens its annual convention
in Missouia.
1.-THE registration for land on the
flathead reservation closes with "A
total Of 5a.920 applications.
Six Missoula people draw num-
bers under 1000 for land in the Occur
dAlene reservation
General Charles l.. Hodges, COM
mander Of the department of the Da-
kotas, inspects Fort Missoula.
l2-SiNty-e eight Missanla people are
among the first 1000 lucky applicants
for Flathead lands
ai-Gifford Pinchot inspects the
forestry offices III District No. l. and
Is the guest of the city At an elaborate
banquet.
ao-first pair of Orders are placed
across the river by the steel crew.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-02
Continued From Page one.)
team is defeated by the speakers from
the Boulder high school


team is defeated by the speakers from
the Boulder high school.
16-The Delta Sigma sorority of the
university of Montana is granted a
chapter i'm Kappa Kappa Gamma.
The official announcement OF the
plans for the new Higgins avenue
bridge is made and pre- parations are
made for the construction.
17-John c. Blake. former officer
and doorneeper in the United States
senate. well-known in Missoula, dies
suddenly in Washington.
The war department officially APP
proves of the plans for the enlarge
ment of Fort Missoula.
19-The st. Regis Paradise cut off is
opened to traffic and passenger trains
use it for the first time.
Ex-senator Joseph NJ. Dixon Sc
cures an extra appropriation for the
Missoula federal building so that it
may be made large enough to hold the
forestry offices.
21-The Missoula alumni chapter Of
Sigma Chi is organized with twenty
charter members
23-Rev. J. N. Maclean -of Clarin-
den, Iowa. accepts the call to the pas
torate of the local Presbyterian
church. ..'
.6-Thc Missoula County Sunday
School convention is opened ut the
Christian church in Missoua
31-Thc. Montana Horticultural So
ciety announces its plans for the COM
ing session in Hamilton.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-02
FEBRUARY

1.-The Missoula city council adopts
the ordinance granting "A franchise to
the Missoua Street Railway company
and extending the franchise of the
Missoula Light and Water company.
.2-Thc university of Montana opens
for the second semester.
3-Thc Neighborhood club is or
ganized and officers Tor the year are
elected.
AIRS. Theresa BandmaRn donates
land to the Womans' club for a club
building.
6-Puget Sound chooses the Knowles
park, west of the Higgins avenue
bridge as the site for its proposed
depot.
s-Hamiiton welcomes the fruit
growers af the state to the greatest
and most successful meeting of the
state horticultural society ever held in
the state. The Puget Sound engineers
break all records in tunnel censrtuc-
ton by completing the great 81. Paul
Pass tunnel in record time and with
remarkable accuracy.
i0-C. NJ. Allen of Lulo suggests "A
Western Montana apple show at the
meeting of the horticultural society.
and the plan is enthusiastically re-
ceiyed.
1.-THE horticultural society takes u
radical step and recommends that the
state board of horticulture be abol-
ished and a state commissioner with
office at Missoula be appointed in
stead The meeting. the most success
full ever held III Montana, is ad-
oil aff
been laid for the coming year
III. r. Wharton of Butte accepts
the street railway franchise and an
nounces the company's plans.
16-Dr. Ricketts, of the University
of Chicago discovers the spotted fever
germ after untiring. Investigations and
experiments in the Bitter Root valley
The Bitter Root District Irrigation
plans an ideal settlement in the val
ley.
1s-The new university library is
formally dedicated and turned over to
President Duniway by Governor Ed
win l. Norris.
More than 800 prominent citizens of
Montana are entertained by the Mis-
solia Chamber of Commerce at the
annual Red Apple banquet.
ga great mass meeting is held in
Hamilton which protests agains the
passage Of senate bill Is as being det-
rimensal to the public interests and
tending toward the oppression of the
small farmer.
2.-The Bitter Root valley unites in
protest against senate bill Is. mass
meetings held in Hamilton. Victor and
Stesensville all denouncing the mea-
sure.
2IThe Van Buren street bridge Is
finished and opened to traffic
2.-"Brewster's Millions opens the
new Harnois theater before a house
which is crowded to the doors with
enthusiastic playgoers.
2.-Robert GiIruth Of LoIa is shot
by Joseph Brown. an ex-congict while
at work on mining claim.
The Congregational church. by the
vote Of its members. becomes indie
pendent and self supporting
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-02

horticulture Is given by +. II. Van
Deman.
21-a series of horticultural lectures
is given By experts in the apple show
tent.
22-Dr. F A. Cook announces that
he viii lecture in Missoula for the
benefit of the university lecture
course
23-The exhibits at the apple show
are auctioned off at fancy prices.
25-The chamber of commerce pre-
pares the second annual apple show
by appointing committees and ar
ranging plans.
26-Dr. f. A. Cook is denounced by
Hamilton people when he speaks there.
3o-Work on the Northern Pacific's
Lotto cutoff is suspended.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-02

Deer Lodge for the Puget Sound. and
former Missoula resident, is killed in
accident
state legislature. in special session.
authorizes the use Of Montana granite
In the capitol's wings.
3l-Thrd battalion of Sixth infan-
try. L. :. A. leaves Fort Missoula for
tile Philippines.
Annual report of County Clerk F. w
kaphGl shows that county's finances
are in better condition than ever.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-02
MAKING INVESTIGATION.

Louisville. Dec. 31.-That the first
real cleW To the whereabouts of Alma
kellner. who disappeared three weeks
ago. Is now being investigated by the
Chicago police and postoffice inspect
ors became known tonight in Louis
vile. Frank Fehr, millionaire brewer
and cousin Of the missing chiids par
ents. is in Chicago. the police say, ne
gotiating with the kidnapers.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-02
SEPTEMBER

Forest fires rage on all sides of
Missoula and the city is covered with
Il pail of smoke.
6-Mfssoula opens its gates to the
visiting labor unionists and the local
unions provide a celebration far be-
yond all previous records.
S-Three men are killed in the Mis-
souia yards when Northern Pacific
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-02
PAPER CHANGES HANDS.

Chicago. Dec. 31.-Frana h. Moves.
publisher of the Chicago Record Her
aid. tonight gave out the following
signed statement:
Ny friend, Herman IL kahlsaat.
has this day acquired the Chicago
Record Herald and beginning tomar-
row morning the paper viii be under
his control
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-02
.ittA' f.

Judge Written. superintendent of
the land drawing. instructs the Mis-
souia office as to the details of the
opening.
\ temporary swinging bridge is
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-02

Steps have been taken looking To
the formation 1T state organization
Of hriCklayers and stonemasnns in
Minnesota
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-02

3-Andrew Logan becomes mayor OF
Missaula and i'm "A few brief. eoncis..
words outlines the policy of Improve
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
Long Life to the Friendly Knocker-
News Columns Are Well Edited

Attorney and Counselor. Monroe, Mic

Attorney Monroe, Mich.
have been interested Of The Times for several
years changing had taken for than 20
pears have found commend in It, not the least OF
which the edited Every has
boundary beyond which its circulation Is spor
adic within that should be In detail than
outside The fact that John Smith, pioneer settler or say Belle
VILE died and the attending circumstances news 10
the readers The Times the details OF the divorce OF MIS-
W. K Vanderbilt subsequent Oliver Hazard
Perry Belmont Smith has hundreds o acquaintance In the
circle which circuaes; Mrs probably none
But The Times susceptible Of still Improvement IN that
direction We where find It's editorial where
its city will printed likewise defnite would
1t all times all have definite oca
ton would still
more the gratitude of It's readers
also pleased with It's stand for a clean paper,
square DEAL municipal ownership OF public utilities and civic
righteousness These things all coming CONSERVATIVE
people, stand those who believe In laisez fae may
deplore protest the wayt always
and probably win bebut the world rolling into
the light We honor George Stephenson and still
remember the tho who got killed In the first rail
journey but the solemn the day who shock
their depored the fooshness OF those folk
the de
the old reliable tried and coach
why the their from their neglected
tombstnes
Maybe all these things will day
nine but they coming and IL something have helped
roll the stone the mill Keep overastngy It, Remember
the motto George Fleming found in the old church In Hy
perion and wisely improve the 1t is thine. And
the result doesn't In day. remember there will al
ways be somebody to keep the stone oling
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
Fearless Press is Fraud Antidote
By Harvey w. Wiley.

ny hurry W. W Hey
president American Therapeutic Chief OF u
Bureau of Chemistry. Washington. D. c.
the public generally would set high standard or
conduct and live there would be little need for laws
securing honesty business labelling or foods ana drugs
and freedom adulteraon The public would be thor
Oughfy educated
debased mbranded aduteated articles OF food and drugs
that Of public journals carry adver
usemens which, In opinion nesmable injury to the
public refer particularly OF this literature to
the statements relating certain secret
dies These cunnngly contrived to work
the fears Of the intended victim in order that he become
customer and then similar induce him to
these almost Indefinitely Fortunately
under The present national such remedies cannot
habformng drugs without being properly mentioned
upon the label but this is not the kind of protection to which
the public In entitled although is degree protection
What is true OF drugs also of foods
that will educate the public character OF foods
principles OF nutrition nexcusaby tamperng with
food products by the chemicals kind will
good which be overestimaed which
1t is circulated For il the public large
instructed regard the
that they
necessarily deleterous would need the
manufacture and sale Of such The lack
them would soon put a stop TO their manufacture.
l wish in the conduct n
YOU describe which truly and wholly devoted
interests and not swayed in Of its opinions by
motives
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
Gould BE mprov d
By j. Henry Ling.

President House, AZ GratiotAve
admire clean advertising and believe na
the value OF advertising would be doubled could
demand that all advertising contain only honest state
ments and reasonable propositions This too much to
at the time merchant who thinks anything OF the
truth finds himself write advertisement which mas
appeal in it. There still the usual large percentage OF
wish something nothing and the
fact that they get the the spinal column does not
seem to diminish their appetes
II wished criticism of paper as subscriber
would like with all due kindness and full appreciation OF
unquafeness critic that there is still plenty OF
dirt which might be washed out Of and
lapdash editorial columns and waste OF
words therein Than like to read Aso lack in variety and
number Of subjects treated
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
A pproxi m ateS an Id e a !
RAJ J0mes M Rnrkleu
BIZ James W. Barley.
Pastor Forest-Ave. Presbyterian Church

Presbyterian Church.
I look II, function of the newspaper Is twofoid:
To clearly and nteigeny what is worth SEEING and
then, wohily what There is chance
intelligent discrimination to what one VIII
see and tell necessarily put incidentally and commonly
events In sonamed editorials Here the
human
interest high ous; and is not to be
unadvseiiy be leader
and maker opinion morals politics. region and society
requires well the not merely large
endowmenIs fine Eliminating moral quail
tiles.
Now that The Times approximates this
ideal and tells what is fitting to he told Its editorials
ethical orcefu eleve the meaning or
policy righteousness fe That policy applaud II
It be sometimes stated might employ.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
Stands Strongly for Cleanliness
BIZ s. G. Dobbs.

of Sale and
Advertising Manager Coca-Cola Atlanta.
hasten extend to The Times my congratulations.
much for the 1t has made
the principles
and advertising
The time here and the publishers newspapers
the
will demand that they necessity having
advertising published alongside that of
ing fraudulent business
ing they do their editorials right
inevitable and just to all concerned The
time and have met the issue spendd Why
the the of all mediums
of thought of this country lag behind?
Isn't there sufficient compensation in doing
though costs dirty dollars justify
fishers of America in saying: No uncean thing
here?
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
Measures Up TO High Ideals
By Rev. e. w. Spraque.

General Manager Mfg Co
Previous to receiving your newspaper had often said
would like to daily published
would record facts and
tell the truth without Partially
rich and give everybody OF POLITICAL
other belief square deal"
newspaper wholesome and reliable majority
OF the great magazines Of ~
have been subscriber to The Times than
and find that it fulflls oexpressed It's truth
fu record OF fake" and mis-
leading advertisements and its splendid editorials
TO all truthlovng and jusceseeking people and
wholesome family continue may
Its circulation be greatly may example be
followed by the other great dailies.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
Wins Plucky Uphill Fig t

Managing the Louisville (Ky.) Herald.
Newspaper throughout the country of
pucky uphill fight establishing
be glad know that with the Of the
and prosperity is its portion 1t deserves nothing
praise the fellow who makes blades
before should the fellows
successful into operation field where three
others seemed to have occupied.
The Times failed to show grit
and high principle How could achieve anything
short of success?
AS who worked for a a rival newspaper n
delightful city Of Detroit extend neartiest
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
Clean Paper Is Bound To Win
By Amos $. MusseIman.



Tho accuracy editorial
and advertising
reward These ideals think productive of the quickest
route public favor because public generally feed
decency and regular diet To
mind excel in these virtues the specific
mentioned, win In the
confidence o g.
refrain from The Times
appreciation which
treated during the primary campaign
editorial and columns predict The progress
will be much rapid during decade merit
once recognized climbs swiftly.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
Policy on Ads. a Striking Example

Secretary sprague Publishing Co, Detroit
II that the noteworthy thing The Times
has done Is the stand has taken
only clean advertising II took to advertising
that found ready average daily
This policy has undoubtedly The Times thou
sands Of dollars but II should be satisfaction to know
that The Times example other nubl
cations and that has rendered mighty service to all
people ~
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
No Sensa ional Gush
By Frank r. Martin.

Advertising Manager j. Brushaber
launching OF the first edition
the anniversary edition have
studied its policy.
its incubation been gradual
paper Detroits daes many features that
might bear initiating
thing that should commend The Times to all sober
minded readers is the lack of
maj dailies.
It's columns not crowded with gush
headed with big calling everybodys
M of the article.
The primary function of newspaper gather pub
fish the of the day. and
heartily in favor of to
gushing gossip from columns publish
full unbiased manner the real OF the events
Also policy INSCRIPTIONS
advertisers who by devious methods
rob the inexperienced unprotected investors.
Also policy of prohibiting the advertising
columns advertisers who parade
obscene medical advertisements
sincerely hope that rgdly present
policy for. notion should for The Tins
many new subscribers and advertisers.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
Cut Out the Brooklyn Sermon

First Congregational Mich
The what claims progressive news
paper that seeks the is a
visitor home evening to me
frequently: did The Times night? II
worth the price Of subscription
like The Times policy In advocating praeng clean
in advertising columns the
rights OF the against the
certain corporate interests is exceedingly refreshing
honest men with the backbone to stand for righteous
deal for all is the the
financial interests sometimes The Times response that
One thing do not like is the weekly sermon from the
Brooklyn Tabernacle In Judgment author
is misleading and strictly
sermon from of Detros splendid pups eacn
week. Anyway I'd "cut out this do like
the facetious sayings under the heading Another
Of View They do good like a "
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
Future Holds Bright Prospects
BIZ Hcn~r ". Cary.
General Manager St Louis Republic

General Manager st Louis Republic
The preservation of The Tines through a to
become participant In the prosperity
has been accomplished under
Capacity and resoucefuness Of
prietors
Republic which lately one hundred
birthday sends its wishes its
teuth birthday No doubt with the vitality
the eetng period the other troubous
inanle will the longevity celebrate Its
hundred and second birthday in time
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
Sturdy Child Is Now Lusty Lad

By Rep. Nehemiah Boynton, ID. ID.
Pastor Of the Church Brooklyn
well remember the day The Times birth and its strug
gle with the various little Ills which the incident OF
childhood but 1t sturdy child and its friends
cherished both its growing strength
power and is usty able to look for Itself
Here Is cheer It, air. and wish that
the next decade nspang and rewadng the
just completed.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
Has Stood for Dece ncy
BIZ A. D. Hosterman.

Secretary Springfield. Ohio
Your every pronounced I, well
as other publishers throughout watched with
interest possible
OF policy Of conducting independent progressive news
that has served by standing for the
square DEAL decency and in its day and
advertising columns.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
E ditoria Is Ring True

President Detroit Y. NJ. C. A,

President Y. N. G. A.
never pick The Times that o
editorial There freshness and beozness about
editorials they wholesome cleancut,
There independence almost
Rooseveltan and while have
of the editor, there been shown
and desire for beterment of individual ife
OF life desire
relations
guiding prejudicial the
people but freedom up idea "of the
people, by the people, and for the people"
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
TO Swear By, Not At
RI, ErouI ~ EJJ,,
BIZ Frank w. Eddy.


The independence and truhfuness The Times
with Its manifest honesty a
lasting bring the
rewards that that have conf
dence in and
It's better to be successful along profit by
a that the public