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The Harlowton news., 1910-12-23
Church Services.

On Sunday, December 25th, Rev.
Percy r.. Mcmahon will conduct ser.
vices at the Wilson Memorial church.
Sunday school, 10 a. M; morning SER
vice, 1000 O'Clock; Epworth League,
700 p. m evening service, 7:45. Some
special music will be rendered such as
will be appropriate for Christmas day.
All are cordially invited to attend
these services.
The Harlowton news., 1910-12-23
Our Motto

Cream putfs at Harlowton Bakery,
phone IL.
j. j. Mayne of Lewistown was a
business caller on our streets We'd
nesday.
We sell guns and traps cheap. Buy
Furs and Hides. Write for catalog
Northwestern Hide & Fur. Co. M'p'l's.
Max Mas of Twodot spent Thurs
day in the city attending to business
matters.
Reduce your expenses by trading
at Marshalls.
r. &. Malonee of the Montana-Mil-
.waukee Land Co. left this week for
Chicago.
Leave your laundry at the Bon Bon
for The Moore Steam Laundry.
Our holiday line has arrived. Do
not fail to call and see the fine assort
ment of mems furnishings. The
Toggery.
w. O. Reuss of the Dreyer orchertra
left this morning for Twodot to play
at a dance tonight.
| will make you the best suit for
SIS that you ever had. See the line at
Marsha[s.
A dollar show Dec. 20.
Attorney E. p. Conwell of White
Sulphur Springs was in the city this
week on legal business.
School tablets, pencils, pens, ink,
composition and spelling tablets to be
had at Marshalls.
George Courtney has been called to
Illinois on account of the serious ill
ness of his sister.
FOR SALE-Travelers Cafe, the
Chinese restaurant. Best location in
city. Good business. Enquire Toy
Bros, Harlowton.
f. G. Bruer of New Shawmut was
in the city today and made tiEal COM
mutton proof on his homestead.
Ladies dress and street skirts in
colors and black. First-class tailoring.
Special measurements in any style, at
Marshalls.
Mrs. e. e. Lemp and Mrs. j. Jacob
son of Ryegate were in the city last
Saturday making Xmas purchases.
"For Her Sake" Dec, 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Garrett left last
Saturday for Chicago where they will
spend few weeks visiting
The Grow Co. Dec. 20.
Mr.. ad Mrs. M. w. Lewelln return
ed Monday from Livingston where
they spent week visiting relatives.
FOR SALE-Five room house and
lot 5Ox14O. Owner leaving city. In
quire at this office.
Rev. d. w. Browne of the Congre-
gational church left today for Hing
ham to take the pastorate at that
place.
FOR SALE-Full Blood Plymouth |
Rock Cockerels. For prices inquire Of
w. O. Straight, Harlowton, Mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Robertson and |
Perry Moore of Twodot drove to Har-
lowton Tuesday in Mr.. Robertson's
auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Perkins left
night for an extended visit
with The formers parents in Green
vile, Mo.
The supper at the Urner Cafe will
be one OF the most attractive features
The Harlowton news., 1910-12-23

of the SWltcnmen S dance on Christ
mas eve.
Miss Lillian Preston, who has been
visiting in the city for number of
months past, has returned to her home
in Bay City, Mich.
}. J. Schoenauer of Helena, repre-.
senting the International Correspon-
dence school, was business caller in
town Wednesday.
Ward BeIey, resident agent for the
Ford Automobiles, has taken orders
for car load of Fords. Better see
him before buying.
jim Farr of White Sulphur Springs
spent Sunday in this city on his way
to Grafton, N. d., where he will
spend the holidays.
1t is rumored that the Chicago,
Milwaukee & Puget Sound railway
will shortly install gas plant. The
plans and specifications having been
drawn up.
The local basketball aggregation
lost the game played at Roundup last
Monday night by score of 8 to Is.
Another game is scheduled to be play
ed here the first week in January.
FOR SALE-Four sets good work
harness, three 81 inch wagons, and
one 81 inch wagon will sell cheap or
trade for hay or grain. We also have
a lot Of good work horses which we
will sell cheap or trade for anything.
Give us a call. Harlowton Livery and
Feed Stable.
f. W. Sturtevant, who has been
managing the Stevens-Dreyer Hare
ware Co. left Monday for St. Paul lo
spend Christmas with his family.
A deal was made Saturday whereby
VIM. Bucknell has sold his interests
in the Antler Cafe to f. E Gilmore
who will continue to run a tirst-class
restaurant.
Don't fail to attend the Switch
mems dance on Christmas eve. The
supper will be served al the Urner
Cafe, next door to postoffice.
The Misses Marie and Catherine
Norton returned Saturday from Hell
enawhere they have been attending
school, to spend the holidays with
their parents.
FOR SALE - The following for
5000. 90 cash:
House 24x IA s 10000
Lot 25x14O 25OOO
Cabin 12X IA $50. 90
Total SllOO. 90
Inquire E. +. ROSS.
You have one big show in store for
you on next Thursday, Dec. 70. The
Crows Big Company in that great
play "For Her Sake" Now, never
has the people of the West had such
a treat before for the money.
Ed. Jackie, who returned Monday
to resume residence on his homestead
south of town, found that his claim
has been contested. Ed. has made
the required amount ofimprovements
and claims that his absence was
caused on account of sickness.
Coming the No. Crow Co. Miss
Orpha Crow and J. Carl Darlington,
supported by strong company. This
will be the best of the winter, and
those who want to see a frst-class
show at popular prices, should turn
out.
Evening journal., 1910-12-14
CHRISTMAS TREE
FOR CITY'S POOR
Santa Claus Sends Police $500
To Provide Treat
For Children
CANDIES AND FRUITS In
EACH LITTLE STOCKING

Through the generosity of one OF
Wilmlngton's leading citizens, who
made the request that his name not
be made public. the poor children of
the city will have their police Christ
mas tree treat as usual this year
Chief Of Police Black has received a
donation of $500 from This man. and
the tree Wit again be erected IN the
City Court room 10 the delight of the
Youngsters WI ose parents are not
well enough provided with this
worlds goods TO have a Christmas
tree at home.
The $500 will be expended on
candy, nuts and fruit. and as each
child views the big tree on Monday,
the day following Christmas Day. he
will receive bag filled with good
things.
Some time ago the Police Depart
ment decided 20 abandon the Christ
mas tree custom, the Police Commits
sioners deciding that the patrolmen
this year should not be permitted to
solicit subscriptions for the purpose
OF engaging In the charity work Of
previous years. The work had grown
too such proportions that the police
could no longer handle IL. and It was
decided TO abandon Nthe whole GUS
tom.
The $500 donation will make 1t pos
sible for the police to again have the
tree. but the children viii receive
only candy. fruits and nuts no cloth
ing or toys being distributed The
tree will be erected as usual In the
City Court room.
Evening journal., 1910-12-14
DEATH TAKES
ELLIOTT HARVEY
Married on Saturday, Well
KNOWN Young Man
Passes Away

Elliott Harvey. one of the city's best
known young men succumbed to
Brights disease this morning at the
home Of his father, Holstein Harvey.
No. 1903 Delaware avenue. Mr.. Har-
yey. who was "a years old. had been
critically i'll at his home for several
days. At the time OF his death the
other members OF the family were at
his bedside with his wife of few
days. He and Miss Josephine Philips
were married at his bedside on Satur-
day by the Rev. George c. Hall. Mr..
Harvey is survived by his wife. his
mother and father, three brothers and
two sisters. Several years ago he was
well-known athlete. He played on
the Warren football team and also
took part in Friends School athletics
No arrangements for the funeral have
been made.
Evening journal., 1910-12-14
PINCHOT HITS
BALLINGER
Says Majority Report Upheld
the Policy Which SeCre-
tary Had Opposed
WHAT WILL CONGRESS
DO WITH REPORTS ?

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 14-Declaring
the majority report" Of the Ballinger
investigating Committee. while exon
Grating Ballinger, gave vigorous sup
port TO the policy which Baihnger
had opposed. and In fact justified tho
Pinchoi ilolicy Of conservation, Cir
ford Pinchot to-day made his hrst
comment on the verdict
The people long ago decided that
the majority report, censuring Bal
linger. was right, Pinchot declared.
Il is now up to the various Congress-
men, he said. to show where they
stand by their votes on the adop-
ton of one of the reports.
"Of course the report of the ma
iority i'm favor Of Mr. Ballinger has
excited little interest and less sur
prise" said Pinchot From the be-
ginning It was known what the tenor
of the report would be. Their re-
port was forecasted and discounted so
completely that polls of the commit
tee true to the actual result, were
publish d I'm the papers a few hours
after its appointment. The stand
nat majority did only what was eN-
pected of them. Not only so. but
they did the easy thing. II takes
vastly more moral courage to as
sumo the responsibility of deciding
against a man in high place and
with powerful friends than TO decide
for him. The whitewash Of Sepator
Lorimer is a good example.
"The people long ago decided that
Judge Madison and the minority we're
right. Interest new centers in the
question Of what action Congress is
going to take on the report By
Joint resolution, Congress directed the
Investigation of Mr.. Ballinger. Time,
effort and money have been spent on
it. but as yet there is no final result.
There can be none until Congress
acts. When a court appoints master
to take testimony, find facts, and
made recommendations, the court is
bound to consider the masters report
and make final decision Of the
questions involved. In this case Con-
! gress is the court. Il named a COM
mittee TO take testimony. IL cannot
now fairly avoid the responsibility OF
ruling on the reports Of the commit
tee
Evening journal., 1910-12-14
CANDIDATES STRIVING
FOR BIG BONUS OFFER
Realize importance of Best Opportunity
of Contest
Many Contestants Are Planning To Send In More
Than One Club Before the Offer Expires
Extra Votes Not Hard To Get
GREATEST BONUS OFFER OF CONTEST

The largest and liberal
M extends from to-day until midnight Saturday, "a
NEW YEARLY subscriptions, briefly
For club of six NEW YEARLY SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE
JOURNAL Ss brought sent in before midnight Saturday,
cembe 2i bonus certificate for 100000 Extra
above the scale-will be issued
making will
Onear three-year subscription oneyear
Clubs consist combination
year subscriptions provided the total
months subscriptions that
be extended TO full when votes the full will
subscriptions will making
subscriptions extended in this the start slip should be
ed extension"
There is NUMBER CLUBS that may he
turned in contestant contestant should
least and II possible.
absolutely fair this
IN since the contest started NEW YEARLY SUBSCRP
TI0NS ALREADY TURNED IN WILL COUNT UNDER THE TERMS
OF THE OFFER.
THIS is POSITIVELY THE LARGEST OFFER THAT WILL BE
MADE DURING THE ENTIRE CONTEST AND EXPIRE
AT MIDNIGHT OF SATURDAY DECEMBER 2i
Evening journal., 1910-12-14

Noodles talked at the rate of 325
words a minute-one of his hearers
timed him. And that's some talk.
Tell you one thing, boys" began
Noodles, breezily. "The ladder of sue
cess has no rungs made of cigarettes.
Smoking cigarettes will never get you
anywhere. On the other hand, the boy
who takes care of himself and Is
sensible, that has a good constitution
and a good education, sterling char
acter and gentlemanly t-aits-that
boy is an honor to his school and his
parents.
Likes School Air.
Il like this school OF yours. I've
spoken in practically every big school
and college IN the country, and this
is one of the best equipped and finest
there is. You ought TO be proud of
/ this school. And you ought TO see 10
/ Il that the school is proud of you.
q like the cleanliness of the school,
the freedom. the good feeling that
, seems to exist between teachers and
pupils And just tell you theses one
way TO be an honor to this school, and
that's to study hard. Study so that
! Continued on Page Nine)
Evening journal., 1910-12-14
ACQUIT GIRL OF
.MURDERCHARGE
Jury Finds Hattie Leblanc
Not Guilty Of Killing
Glover
SIZE MADE PATHETIC
APPEAL TO THE COURT


CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Dec. 1.-THE
jury in the trial of Hattie Leblanc,
the 17-year-old French-Canadian girl,
the youngest woman ever to face exc
cution on the charge of murder in a
New England Court, to-day returned
a verdict of not guilty after being
out one hour and thirty-five min
utes.
'I didn't do it, l want to go home
with my father"
After making this pathetic appeal
to the jury, Hattie Leblanc to-day
was led back to the Old East Cam
bridge Jail and at 945 a. M, the jury
was given the case and filed out of
the court room where for two weeks,
and three days they have listened to
the evidence in the 17-year-old
French--Canadian girls trial on the
charge of numbering Clarence f.
Glover.
The moment was the most intense
of the whole trial Judge, jury and
spectators smiled tenderly at the
girls simple words, given in broken
English
When Hattie was brought into court
on the last day of her trial to-day,
she wore her same blue frock and
appeared pale and weak
Judge Bonds charge was consider
ed by lawyers as extremely favorable
to the girl II allowed either her ac-
quittal, a verdict for first degree
murder with electrocution, and sec
ond degree murder, or manslaughter,
with various periods Of imprison-
ment.
The court at great length defined
the reasonable doubt that jurors must
decide before reaching a verdict. and
attention was called to the fact that
the State presented only circumstan-
tial evidence.
Evening journal., 1910-12-14


yearly subscriptions turned in before
midnight of December "A. II is not
necessary TO wait until you have Sc
cured an entire club before you turn
the orders in. Just send them along as
you receive them and let the subscrib-
er be getting his paper. There is moth
Ing TO be gained by holding subscrip-
tions after they are secured. Send them
IN promptly
New yearly subscriptions already
turned IN VIII be counted in making
up clubs II Is also provided that two
year and three-year subscriptions will
count as two and three one year sub
scripdons in making up clubs.
Another provision Of great import
ance is that of allowing extension of
six-months' subscriptions TO one. two
or three years. If you have already Sc
cured a subscription of this kind, 20
back 70 the subscriber and get him to
extend it TO a full year. when you will
be given credit for the votes for a
full year and the subscription will
count in making up clubs Subscrip-
tons of this kind should be marked
"Evtension."
Don't think that these clubs are hard
to secure. New yearly subscriptions
are almost as easv to secure as the
short time ones. ~ the prosreetive suh-
scriher Is annroached IN the righf
wav THE JOURNAL offers itself as a
naner that is worth the nrice that n
asire for. and " feels that every new
subscriber viii set his monev's worth
u is understood that some candi-
ers that other candidates. who we've
worlyiu9 had withdrawn from the
race when candidate withdra ws
from the race. their name is dropped
from the list and not until then.
Evening journal., 1910-12-14
WHIST CLUB In
OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT

Open night will be observed at the
club house Of the Wilmington Whist
Club this evening and membe S and
their guests will assemble there with
the assurance of an enjoyable even
ing.
Ralph NJ. Baldwin, of Philadelphia
one of that city's best amateur bill
lard artists. will play a match game
with some member or members Of the
whist club. A buffet luncheon will
follow the match.
Evening journal., 1910-12-14


Because of an extra rush OF y
. business in the Contest Depart o.
ment Il was impossible TO prepare
the list of contestants for publlca-
tiOn to-day. This list will appear
on Saturday, however, with the re- .
viced standing.
.
Count on me for AT least two
clubs" wrote one contestant yester-
day.
This contestant has already grdsped
the importance OF the bonus offer that
was announced on Monday by TIL
JOURNAL Contest Department and Is
determined to profit by il.
BY this time nearly every wide
awake contestant throughout the con-
test territory has awakened to the inn
portance of the bonus offer that is now
on. and there are very few of them
according to all indications. who will
not have one or more clubs before
midnight of Saturday. December "a
when the offer expires.
This bonus affords the greatest op-
portunity of the entire contest to Sc
cure, with the smallest amount of ef-
fort, a winning number of votes. A
limited number of new yearly sub
scriptions will give any contestant a
lead that will be hard to overcome. An
automobile or any of the better nrizes
may be won in a weeks time 10 the
proner energy is put behind the effort
Every contestant should turn I'm al
least one club to he in the running al
all. and the ambitious contestant is
not going to be satisfied with one
One Hundred and Fifty Thousand
Extra Votes. it must not be forgotten
will be given for every club Of new
Evening journal., 1910-12-14
Meeting Postponed.

Confiction I'm the scheduled meet
ings of the Delaware State Grange
and the New Castle County Fair AS
sociation, has caused the postpone
ment of the Fair Association meet
ing until 3 o'clock next Tuesday af-
ternoon. Several persons prominent
I'm the Fair Association are likewise
active in the Grange and this neces-
STATED the postponement
Evening journal., 1910-12-14
ROBERT REYNOLDS DEAD
AFTER BREAK DOWN

Following a short illness, Robert
Reynolds, for years a well-l1nown real
estate broker of this city, died at his
home, No. 1920 Tatnall street, yester-
day afternoon at l.30 o'clock. Death
came unexpectedly and was the direct
result of a nervous breakdown suffer-
ed by Mr.. Reynolds last Saturday
morning.
Funeral arrangements have not been
completed but the funeral will be held
Friday morning in all probability.
Mr.. Reynolds who was SO years old,
was born in this city and has always
made his home here.
Evening journal., 1910-12-14
BURY ICY PAVEMENT VICTIM.

Funeral services over the body Of
John e. OConnor, the son Of the late
Edward O'Connor, who fell on the ice
last week and sustained injuries
which later resulted in his death in
the Homeopathic Hospital last Sun
day, were held in st. Pauls r. c.
Church this mornl-s. Interment was
made In Cathedral cemetery.
Evening journal., 1910-12-14
CARNEGIE'S
PEACE GIFT
Donation Of SlO,OOO,OOO Will
Be Formally Announced
Tomorrow
TRUSTEES TO DISTRIBUTE
HALF A MILLION YEARLY

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON, Dec 14.-Final de-
tails of his gift of S10,0OO,OOO for the
promotion of worlds peace, which An
drew Carnegie is to announce to-mor-
row at the first session of the Amer
lean Society for the Judicial Settle
ment of International Disputes, at the
Evening journal., 1910-12-14
RIVER FRONT TALK
BY THE TRADE BOARD

Important business will be discuss
ed tomorrow evening by the local
Board OF Trade at the adjourned meet
ing. The regular meeting Of two weeks
ago was adjourned owing to the adj
dress Of Clinton Rogers Woodruff.
II is understood that considerable
land has been offered the city on the
river front and a report will likely be
submitted by the river front commit
tee.
Evening journal., 1910-12-14
MILLIAMsoN THE HIGH Nan.

Cathcart and Hedstrom continue
to lead in the two man team bowling
tournament now under way at the Y.
NJ. G. A. Interest in the matches in
creases daily and some good bowling
is being done every evening Thir-
teen Of the thirty-six scheduled games
have been rolled. Norman B. Will
Hanson leads I'm individual scoring
with a total of 230' points.
Evening journal., 1910-12-14
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uuII-i Press leased sp1cIai v

,aeMo nit L0s
Quilted Press leased Special
PnuADELpF "a. Dt y herie %. pal
10 o trns-eoaaneutai eiopemeni aiu Frederic le
,uestrauord Hotel waiter aso ana pae
the millionaire mar, Robert pas who dd las vn
inher his ereat wealth with me.
from adventures Buist threatened Ter al bu
subsequently, hack into .bs
XIII ID BY NCers roc.
RICHMOND Va. Dee iA-HnI Powell .mmc1, While
butcherne was attacked b, q vicious g-7s-i
ceiyed wound under knee died minutes
CARNEGIE MAKES TEN MILLIONS DOLLAR cWr
wAsHiNcToN. Des n-ren million dorasa ase nor
cent s-4.y ornay turned Aoe.sv ca.---
ge 10 new pea oia au.s v4t4 q t9Tasa Tue es-
.ablshm.nt ]. ma nal RI.
TwENT lwO RErOmED Dl o IN NINE DISASTER
BLuEFIELD, " Va ~. l. report received here his
says twenty-five killed and fvcn-
entombed explosion the Greens minc 1lcoml
Virginia
Evening journal., 1910-12-14
Daily ballots dated DECEMBER

Daily ballots dated December
Is will be accepted II received
at the Office of the Contest De-
partment, or mailed at any time
before midnight tomorrow
night. Candidates residing out
side of Wilmington mail their
ballots at any time tomorrow
and the pOstmark will be ac-
cepted as evidence that they
were mailed ON time, no matter
when received.
The ballot now running in the
paper il for fiVe votes instead of
ten. Candidates should not
waste too much time in gather
ing these ballots. They count
but not nearly so rapidly as
subscriptions.
Evening journal., 1910-12-14

New Willard, were arranged here to-
day.
While the philanthropist refused
10 disclose his entire plan it is known
that he expects to see a worldwide
Organization which VIII be created
by this vet gift He has already
chosen { - lty trustees for the fund
including Senator Root and President
Continued on Second Page.)
Evening journal., 1910-12-14
OPPORTUNITY FOR new NOMINATIONS

better Time TO the than TODAY,
the largest bonus subscriptions is A
yearly subscriptions during this important will
M a to be proud OF.
JOURNAL hopes add a
mel 10 subscriptions.
TO-DAY and make application
of the book
o n the ~automObile class" before the week is
Evening journal., 1910-12-14
This Coupon Admits One.

Two hundred students at the Goldey
College listened this morning vhile
Noodles Fagan, the famous newsboy
orator, gave them good advice. Good
advice and a grin always go together
with Noodles; and though he left a
serious thought In the boys minds
and an earnest message, he had them
laughing a good deal Of the time he
was talking to them. There were so
many jokes in Noodles speech, and
he was so free and easy with that
<>ndles smile.
Evening journal., 1910-12-14
FREE! FREE! FREE.

FREE! FREE! FREEl
Through the courtesy of THE
EVENING JOURNAL "NOOdles'
Pagan, the world famous news
boy, will deliver an address ON
"TraYeIs of the World" illustrat-
ed by motion pictures and lantern
slides at the Garrick Theatre Sat
urday morning.
This Coupon Admits One.
Evening journal., 1910-12-14
Local COckereI All ChIneoteacue.

Morrison and Glover shipped a
prize cockerel to Chincoteague. Va,
yesterday. They won first prize for
pen of Rhode Island Reds at the re-
cent exhibit Of the Diamond State
Poultry and Pet Stock Association.
Evening journal., 1910-12-14
WEATHER.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire,
WASHINGTON, Dec. lA-forecast
til 5 D. m. tomorrow;
For Delaware tonight and
Thursday. warmer Tonight; brisk
southwest and west winds.
Evening journal., 1910-12-14

By United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.-The fol-
lowing storm warning was issued by
the weather bureau to-day:
"Storm warnings are ordered dis.
played on the New England coast. The
disturbance is over Ontario, moving
east. and will cause brisk to high
northwest TO north winds over the
New England coast
Evening journal., 1910-12-14

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
WASHINGTON, Dec. IA change
10 warmer weather will Overspread
the Atlantic States. and further rise
Is Indicated for the South Atlantic
States Thursday.
Indications are that fhe weather viii
he generally fair tonight and Thurs
day In the region east of the Missis-
sIDpl
Evening journal., 1910-12-14

Every advertisement in this
paper is worthy OF youI
confidence-or il would not
be here
Evening journal., 1910-12-14
KIII IN RY lIr-ars 10.

RICHMOND, Va. Dee l4.--Ha Powell d .nme
butcbering hogs was attacked by q vicious h.s =.
ceived wound under his knee and died few minutes
Evening journal., 1910-12-14
C,RNEert Makes rEN MILLIONS DOLLAR cur

WASHINGTON. De, i4-Ten million
cent rs vi l-tty ormaly turned o'
gie 90 new pea oin at va.ta
.ablishm snt . ra nal