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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-04-07
MORE DELEGATES HERE
Visitors Attend Convocation at Uni
versity and Are 6anqueted at the
to World's Convention in Washing.
ton, D. c. Next Month.
PROGRAM FOR TODAY.
Forenoon

Forenoon
S:i5 Department conferences. as
yesterday.
10000 How to Arouse Interest IN
Eiblc Study" Mrs. u. A.
Richardson of Forsyth.
iO:3o--'Thc Pest Things in My
Conference" Mrs. a. T. Nc
Cullough of Butte.
i1:00-"rhc Department of vista
tion." Or. Franklin McIil-
fresh.
lI:3O-Busincss.
Afternoon.
2:OO--Devotlonal Sermon, Rev
Newman III. Burdick Of
Helena.
2:3o-'Thc Best Thing in My Con-
ference" Mrs J NJ. Ross of
Bozeman
3:lj-"Thc Best Thing In My Con-
ference" Mrs NJ. II. II. Lee
OF Anaconda.
i:O0-'Thosc Who Are Between"
Rev. II. A. Carnahan of An
aconda.
i:30-Business.
Evening.
1:3O-SOng service.
7:50-Scripturc and prayer. Rev.
X. w. Newman of Missoula.
S:OO-"Thc Call for Christian
Leadership" DR.. Franklin
McIc!frcsh.
S:40--"Thc Object Of II All" Rev.
A. ID. Patchelor Of Butte.
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A SCHOOL SECTION
WILL Be SOLD SOON

Helena, April Especial The
state board has ordered the appraise-
ment Of "A school section adjoining Mis-
soila and as soon AZ the appraisement
Is made the land. with other state
holdings In Missoula county, viii be
Offered at public sale
Owing to the large Increase of busi-
ness In the state land office. another
clerk has been added, Clark Fisk. Of
Helena. The board has also appointed
three more deputy state land agents,
who will be- employed to appraisc ana
select state lands The new deputies
are Frank Elmer, Helena; f. y Bun.
Miles city. and Eugene g Sampson
of Musselshcll
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CONFERENCE BEGINS.

Kansas City. April G,-Delcgates
representing 100000 worshipers met at
Independence, Mo-, today when the
annual conference of the Re- organized
church of Latter Day Saints was
called to order by Joseph Smith, the
president of the church.
Added interest attaches to the con-
ference as 1t marks the fiftieth an
niversary of the presidency of Joseph
Smith. He Is the son of Joseph Smith,
the first president of the church.
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TO BE ARBITRATED.

Washington, April g. The dif-
ferencns between the Southern railway
and It's tolcgraphers. will be sumitted
To Chairman Knapp of the Interstate
commerce commission and Or Charles
Neili. the mediators under the Erd-
man act. 1t was announced today As
the company and Its operators were
unable 10 reach AN agreement. the
southern railway requested the inter-
vention of the federal medlators
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SURPoENAEs ISSUED,

kalana2oo Mich, April 6--Chief
Deputy United States Marshal Ed
ODonnel Of Grand Rapids today served
subpoenaes issued by Federal Judge
Campbell of Tulsa Okla. on 32 promi-
nent residents of Hastings. Mich, to
appear on May d to testify in the
trials of Governor Haskell, W. II.
Eaton and others under indictment
charging fraudulent land deals
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CARNEGIE SHOWS
SIGNS OF ILLNESS

New York. April g. The friends OF
AnGrcw Carnegie. Who returned here
last night from the west, We're quite
pcrturbel today over his physical con
ditlon. At his home 1t was declared he
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was merely fatlgucd. The fact that he
required the assistance of two men in
alighting from his car and that his
appearance indicated aiiment has ere
ated some fears for the aged steel
magnate.
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Yesterday was IA great day for the
Sunday school convention. II eclipscd
the record OF the first day In every
way. Additional delegates arrived; the
attendance at all meetings was larger;
the interest grew deeper; the adj
dresses, II possible, were even better.
and the spirit OF growing enthusiasm
was marked at every hand. The trip
to the university In the forenoon and
the banquet In honor OF DR.. McElfresh
at the close OF the afternoon session
were the unusual features of the day.
Bright and early the delegates APP
peared in gOodly numbers at the
places announced for the department
conferences. Each conference was CON
Quoted by worker who has devoted
special attention to the particular line
with which the conference was con-
ccrncd. Careful reports of some of
these conferences were presented at
the afternoon session and others will
be given today.
At 10 o'clock the general session of
the morning was called to order by the
president. Rev. j. II. Noftsinger of
Butte. After some singing. the dcvO-
tional sermon of the morning was
preached by Rev. J. II. Ramsey. ID. d..
Of Helena, on the subject, "The Chal-
lengc Of Christianity to the Unbelev-
ing World" Sketchng. by way OF in
PRODUCTION. the way In which the Phari-
sees kept strict and critical watch of
Jesus, and the manner in which He
foiled all their attempts to entrap Him
In some misdecd or some unwise state
mcnt, the preacher went on to raise
three questions regarding Christianity.
The first OF these. regarding Its aim,
was answered In such way as to
SHOW that Christianity aims to open
prison doors. to lift men and women
to higher planes Of living and thinking
and to make the world happier and
better. The second question con
ccrncd the doctrines Of Christianity,
ana the answer given set forth the
unaSsailablc strength Of all the funda
mental teachings Of the church. And.
IN the third place, answering the ques-
ton regarding the effects of Chris
tianity, the preacher pointed to his
tory and to present conditions to show
that Christianity has chastened litera-
turc. developed learning and spread
philosophy, II has also-ind this Is
transformed personal character.
Report is Made.
Following the sermon, the report Of
the associations executive committee
was given by Rev. u. V. Ostrander.
ut seems to me-" said the speaker,
that the results OF the last year in
organized Sunday school work i'm
Montana are such az to inspire conf
dence and to beget d hopeful spirit of
expectancy for the future" High trib-
ute was paid In the report to the eff
cheney OF the field secretary. Rev. J.
A. Afford, In whose hands the execu-
tive work Of the association has largely
rested. This year" said the report,
has been the best in the history OF
the Montana Sunday School associa-
ton The address which accompanied
this report. and was really part OF
1t. was on the theme. "The Uunifying
of the Forces of Christs Kingdom"
In this great unifying work the Sunday
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THREE MEN INJURED.

Plttsburg, April 6.-Three men We're
seriously injured today In an explosion
which demolished the Corning plant
of the Dupont Powder company.
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FATHER RURA DIES.

Turin April 6-Father Rura.
superior general of the order of
Saleslans, died today.
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THERE'S PROFIT

For YOU in a perusaI Of the
advertising columns of The
Mlssoulian today.
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roday--I'air; cooler.
Tomorrow Fair.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-29

For verEating ana Drinking Moth ing on Earth cleans you out like The Tuna Bitters, naturally-easily. No upset, sick feeling. Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-29
"GIvES THE DRY FARMER
 THE BEST EDUCATION

Daily evidence of the interest taken among the members of the congress in the work of this organization are coming in the form of letters compli- menting the congress on it's publican- tions. One member at Craig, Colo, writes, under date of February z:
 "I will be able soon to send in a club of new members from this dis trict. I think the dry framing con gress gives the, best education the dry farmer can get. l have been dry farming in Route county for six years and have raised as good grain as any irrigated grains here, but not so much per acre, taking all grains into con sideratiW. The Bulletin of January l5 is fine number and l wish that you would send me several to aid me in securing members for the congress There-are now twenty locators in this immediate neighborhoOd all having ar rived during the last year. They all expect to make their living from the start. Some of them will make a failure however, and some will raise some feed. But none is educated in the system of dry farming and 1 want them all to have your publications.
 them ma in the maiddle of the river
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-29
Heavy Liquidation Is Based on Lower Cost of Liv-
 ing Theories
RAISE OF DIVIDEND
 IN STEEL USELESS
Big Corporation Leads Pre- cipitate Fall in Trad
 ing Yesterday

NEW YORK, April 28.-The storm of liquidation which broke over the stock market today was the culmnation of influences which have been gather ing for some time. The position of Steel was accepted as typical of the whole market. Evidence of liquidation in progress in this stock was considered conclusive. The fact that so favorable development as an increase of divi- dend in that stock should be taken ad. vantage of to push selling demonstrated the over-extended speculation in it.
 It is felt that the high prices of commodities have involved difficulties in all directions. They strengthen the contention for increases of wages which are being considered in all departments of industry. They tied up a large vol, ume of credit for the purpose of hold ing commodities out of the market in an effort to keep up prices. For these and kindred reasons it has been felt that speculative deflation was neces sary preliminary to the re-establishment of sound conditions.
 An anxiety is felt, nevertheless, over the conduct of this dehation. The solic' itude expressed today over the situa tion in the cotton market is an example of this feeling. The approach of the week s heavy gold export complicated the money situation. Loans were called by banks and the resulting per cent money rate was the highest touched since the first week in January.
 The stock market itself showed the relief offered by the days liquidation in stronger tone than that developed before the close. The close itself was decidedly unsettled.
 Bonds easy. Total sales, $3,3SS,OOO United States bonds unchanged.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-29
Capitalists Interested in Irrigation Project Give
 Up the Battle
DURANGO RAISING
 MONEY FOR ROAD
Representative in Tucson to Offer Free Right of Way
 to Randolph

Having apparently abandoned the proposition of constructing an irrigation dam on the Gila river below San Carlos, by reason of the fact that the govern ment has rejected their petition for a damsite. Chicago capitalists who have been spending the winter in Phoenix have returned to the Windy City, ac- cording to private advices received from Phoenix yesterday.
 The Chicago capitalists were inform ed by their Washington attorney a few days ago that their petition had been rejected on the ground that the damsite was not suitable for an irriga- tion project, for number of reasons, This information is practically the same as that receivd by Colonl Epes Ran. dolph of the Randolph system some time ago and announced through the Silver Belt on the occasion of his recent visit
 The rejection of the damsite petition is generally known to mean that the right of way through the box canyon of the Gila river will be granted to the Southern Pacific railroad within a short time and that the construction of the low grade cutoff from Winkelman to San Carlos and the Globe Durango line as well will be commenced in the near future.
 An extensive grading outfit is now at work on the railroad right of way be. tween the mouth of the Box canyon and Winkelma much of this stretch of roadbed having already been completed As soon as the Southern Pacific is of fically notified of the granting of the right of way through the box, work will be commenced on this portion of the line.
 The line through the Box canyon will be one of the most expensive pieces of road building on record and the cost will be almost beyond comprehension, according to engineers who have exam ined the ground At the same time, this canyon affords the only water grade cutoff between the coast and the
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-29
CLAIBORNE ESCAPES
 FROM CUSTODY

PHOENIX, Ariz., April 2S.-A Los Angeles officer wired Sheriff Hayden here yesterday of his immediate coming after Harry Oliver, in custody here, wanted in Los Angeles for forgery.
 He also instructed the holding of Harry Claiborne, arrested at Maricopa last Sunday in woman s clothes and brought here suspected of murder in Los Angeles, until his arrival and iden. tifcation
 Before the arrival of the officer s message, Claiborne had been taken to Maricopa to answer misdemeanor charge. Last night he escaped from confinement there by breaking chain, but was recaptured today along the railroad west of Maricopa and, it is pre- sumed, will be brought back to Phoenix tonight.
 When arrested the boy gave his name as Harry Claiborne, but according to information possessed by the authori- ties, he is Floyd Ermentrout, fugitive from the California reform school at Whittier, wanted in Los Angeles in connection with the murder of Police man David Brooks.
 Ermentrout was sent to the reforma- tory from San Bernardino last summer for burglary. He escaped April and Policeman Brooks was killed that night by q youth whose description he fits.
 An officer is on the way from Los An geles tonight to take Ermentrout back.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-29
DAM SITE TURNED DOWN

middle west so far discovered and the road will be built regardless of cost as the low grade afforded will make practically any expense justified.
 Durango Active
 David Day, editor of the Durango Democrat and a representative citizen of the Colorado City, is in Tucson at the present time, cOnferring with Colo mel Randolph
 Speaking for the people of Durango Mir. Day has informed MT. Randolph that the city council has, by condemna. tion proceedings, secured right of way through the heart of the city and that Durango is awaiting with open arms the coming of the new Espes line
 One hundred thousand dollars has been raised in Durango by public sub. scription to defray the expense of SC, curing the right of way and getting terminals for the Espee in that city. The money was raised without difficult ty, so eager were the people of Duran go to secure the construction of the road.
 MT. Day expects to visit Globe with in the next few days to arouse the en- thusiasm of the people of this city with regard to the construction of the new Globe-Durango line. He is making ev- cry effort to secure the immediate con struction of the road and anything which he may have accomplished in Tue son to this end will be to the fieneft of the entire district from Globe to Durango.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-29
.SAFFORD NEWS BUDGET
MRS. w. D. FRENCH, Corresponden

SAFFORD, April 27.-(Delayed in transmission. )-Grand Chancellor J. F. Cleaveland of Phoenix came in yester day afternoon on his annual visit to the Knights of Pythias lodges. He was present with the Stafford lodge last night, where two new members were initiated into the secret work of the order. Mir Cleaveland is private secre tary to Governor Sloan. A. D. Rosecrans and wife of Globe are business visitors in Stafford.
 w. A. and K. II. Pitt of Clifton are business visitors in the valley.
 Mrs. M. F. Swanger returned yester day from an extended trip to Califor, mia.
 Rev. Cory came up from Globe Tues day morning to take part in the Sunday school convention being held in Saf' ford. He preached at the Baptist church last night to fair sized audience and will leave tonight for home Rev. D C. Williams left for Globe Tuesday af' ternoon.
 At the special meeting of the Ladies Aid society at the church yesterday 1t was decided to hold the strawberry and ice cream festival on the church grounds Saturday evening. The Stafford band will be in attendance. Mrs. Fitzmaurice is reported i'll with pneumonia.
 At Pima, the wife of George Miller is happy over the advent of little | son, born Monday.
 Miss Jessie Fugate of Thatcher, has accepted position in the Citizens | bank, which will be open for business very soon.
 Miss Kate Fonda entertained last ev ening at cards. Three quartettes played progressive whist until late hour wher dainty supper was served Miss Fon da $ guests were Mesdames Nelson Gates, Oliver, Nicks; Misses Morris Robertson, Sowell; Messrs. Nelson, Oli yer, Pat Anderson, Blake, Smith. Herbert Cavness and Miss Edna Mer Till were married at the courthouse by Probate Judge Bunch yesterday. Mrs l Alice Merrill the mother of the bride held a reception last evening in hOnol of the newly welded pair and where about seventy-fve guests offered con gratulatiOns. The dining room was beautifully decorated and draped and ! | floral bell was suspended over tho bride $ table. Refreshments of ice cream, cake and fruit were served Many handsome presents were received J by the young people. MT. and Mrs. Cav
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-29

ness were raised in the valley and arc well known.
 The younger people of Thatcher will entertain the aged tomorrow at Amuse ment hall. A program has been ar. ranged and dinner of all the good things obtainable will be furnished tc the honored guests. Mrs. Orson Robinson and children re. turned from Utah few days ago, where she parted from her husband who left on a mission
 SAFFORD,. April 2S.-Mrs. A. G. Sheppard returned to her home in Globe yesterday after spending a week with Mrs. Oscar Lancaster in Stafford.
 Mrs. York came down from Clifton last Friday to seek acquaintance with her new grandson and to visit the baby parents, Mir. and Mrs. George York. She returned to Clifton Tues. day accompanied by her son.
 MT. and Mrs. Ph Freudenthal left for Globe yesterday for short visit with relatives.
 J. R. Welker went to Globe yesterday OH DuSlHcSS.
 A. A. Dewitt, Jr., of Fort Thomas will leave in the near future on a mls. sion in the northwestern sates.
 The city council of Thatcher is con. templatng the pure hase of a chemical engine for fire protection.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. T. Swift and Mir and Mrs. E. G. Swift of Iowa left this mDrpipu for ('l,,ff ',
 The family of J. R. Welker has moved into their beautiful new home on M. street.
 A. T. COltOn is on the sick list.
 l.. R. Pace and Tom Moody of Thatch CT have purchased large engine tc equip a pumping plant at Fort Thomas They expect to be able to raise sufficient water from the river to carry on con siderable farming at that place.
 Il. Schoonmaker of New York, ar rived in the valley yesterday after noon. Mr. SchOonmaker is an old friend of w. R. Chambers and will visit at the Chambers home in Solo knoxville.
 This evening at Pima local talent vii present the comedy GA Modern Anan ias" at Weech's s hall
 Way Down East" will be played i tonight at Amusement hall, by Thatcher talent
 The eighth grade of the Layton school will hold graduating exercises this ev ening. The other grades completed then courses two weeks ago, but the gradu l ates required the additional time.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-29

Peerless steam washer-no wear and tear on clothes.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-29

Don't forget the ball at Dreamland Saturday night.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-29
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

Notice is hereby given that the ad- iourned annual stockholders meeting of the Arizona Cooperative Mercantile company will be held at the grocery store of the company on Monday May ?, 1910, at clock p. m. All stock holders are urged to be present. Busi- ness of importance.
 By order of the president,
 s. C. PHILLIPS,
 President.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-29
QUARTER POUND A WEEK

At least is what young baby ought to gain in weight. Does yours9 If not, there's something wrong with its di. gestion. Give it McGee's Baby Elixir and it will begin gaining at once. Cures stomach and bowel troubles, aids diges- tion, stops fretfulness, good for teeth. ing babies. Price 25c and soc. Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-29
THE CIRCUS

Acrobat finds it necessary at all times to keep his muscles and joints supple. That is the reason that hundreds of them keep a bottle of Ballard s Snow Liniment always on hand. A sure cure for rheumatism, cuts, sprains, sore throat, lame back, contracted muscles. corns, bunions and all pains. Price 25c, 5Oc and $1 per bottle. Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-29
The Pioneer Market received today four carloads of fancy beef steers. The best that ever came to Globe.

Darrhoea should be cured without loss of time and by medicine which, like Chamberlain s Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, not only cures promptly but produces no unpleasant after effects. It never fails and is pleasant and safe to take. Sold by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-29
Your tongue is coated. Your breath is foul.

Headaches come and go.
 These symptoms show that your stom- ach is the trouble. To remove the cause is the first thing, and Chamberlain s Stomach and Liver Tablets will do that. Easy to take and most effective. Sold by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-29
WILL ELECT OFFICERS

The annual election of officers of the Epworth League will occur at the busi- ness meeting of the society next Tues day night, at 8 O clock at the free read ing rooms. ~
 Every member of the Epworth League is urged to be present.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-29

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