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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1910-09-21
Customs Frauds SUSPECTED,

New YORK, Sept. 14.-Three govern.
ment customs weighers who were paid
daily. are known to have deposited
81 500 to 1900 monthly in the bank.
A grand jury investig alton is certain.
1t 10 asserted that weighers solicited
and accepted bribes from prominent
merchants The prosecutors will make
an effort to imprison the merchants
for bribesy.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1910-09-21

not required. II is required and those
entrymen who fail to comply with this
provision of the law will lose their
homesteads.
Since the report Was published Re.
ceiver Freeman Of the Helena land
Office has received several inquiries
concerning the authenticity OF the re-
port. In answer to one inquiry. he
wrote:
referring to the newspaper article
which you called my attention TO,
which purported to state under au-
thority of . department regulation,
based on . special act of June II,
1910. that residence was mot required
on entries under the enlarged home
stead act, We are just In receipt Of
the adv ance sheets Of the secretAry's
decision and find the decision in Ques-
tion, and upon examination Of the
came We find that it is limited exclu.
sively to certain lands within the state
OF Idaho and is not general in its ap-
plication under the enlarged home
stead act of Feb. 10, 1909."
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1910-09-21
ROOSEVELT HURLS DEFIANCE
Political Opponents Challenged To
Come Out Of the Bushes.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Sedt. 17.-Com.
Ing into stronghold of the opposi.
tion, ex.Presideut Roosevelt today
boldly challenged the opponents Of bis
political doctrines to come out in the
open and fight If they dared. He pro.
phesied that II they did they would be
beaten.
The former president also gave
warm commend alton Of President Taft
% . public Official and expressed his
approval Of number of the accom-
plishments of the Taft administra ation.
Colonel Roosevelt did not indorse the
administP alton 40 . whole. What he
did have to cay, however, placed him
on record, for the fret time, in regard
to many Of the more important fsa.
lures of it, breaking the silence which
he had maintained steadfastly on the
subject, except for his few brief refer.
ences to his successor made while he
was on his western trip.
LAG oAoO uoAooueO uAo ESCous CEAtAe
cisms of two decisions Of the United
States supreme court, made in q speech
In Denver and quoted the words of
William H. Taft, written when he was
q Judge, to support his contention that
the people have the right to criticise
decisions of the courts.
When Colonel Roosevelt arrived,
the state fair grounds, where he spoke,
were thronged with q crowd which
numbered more than 10000. Before he
went to the speakers stand, Colonel
Roosevelt rode around the mile track
at the head of the parade and received
a cordial welcome.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1910-09-21
Must Live On Homesteads.

HELENA, Sept. l4.-Persons who
have taken up lands in Montana under
the enlarged homestead act should not
be misled by reports to the effect that
residence on enlarged homestesds is
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1910-09-21

PROVO, Sept. 15.-State.wide prohi.
bition was put forward by the demo.
Gratis of Utah as q paramount issue q
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1910-09-21

The WEEKLY River PRESS is Q good
newspaper to send away to your friends
in the east. It will save you the trou.
BILE of writing letters
The Detroit times., 1910-04-16

experiences in Africa This fim is 1000
feet ~ length and takes 80 minutes 20
The Detroit times., 1910-04-16
ARRICII.

"The Turning Point" a new play by
Preston Gibson, comes 10 the GarricE
next week directly from run in the
Hackett theater, New York, the en-
gagement Including matiuees on Wed
nesday ana saturday
THE Turning Point Is said to be
Tar bpyUHu tire VdTtIFT CH0TtS OF tHe
young playwright. 1t Us q love story.
into which are woven incidents OF
Wall-st., and the methods employed
there. IL cannot pe called an attach
on the money center. however but the
incidents are pertinent. and IL is said
shafts IN IL are directed az one or two
widely known finanCitrs As the story
Is unfoldcd. there is big scene iu
which the social life OF the Gay White
Way is laid bare
The story opens Oh the country es-
ton. which Frederick Ferguson. a New
York broker. has just purchase q.
Ferguson IS giving a house party with
some OF his New York frieuds-Mrs
Anderson, Mrs. Parr Dr Smoker and
Aline. Mrs Anderson daughter. whom
Hampton that Aline FIRST discovers
Breckenridge and trss Co iusttu ann
b.tion into him and get llm tu make
something ont OF his lite
L. purchasing Hampton from Brock
enridge, Ferguson 1as ALSO bought
other tracts OF land up in the noun
tain gap. but he Us unable tu market
the product Of these lands coal be-
az use of his inability 20 get into tir
d railroads. He therefore. tries TO buy
right of-way fHon crkruTidsD. 49, Hu
is only prevented from granting by the
advice OF Aline, who persuadcs RrrcS.
cnridpe 70 go 10 New York organize
capital and float n COMPANY oN tha
acres that he has left and tTy 20 make
Something out Of his ltlr.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-16
"a WHY.

The Flip Mr Flop" is the title OF a
laughehlc playlct. which viii be pre-
scented Ia the Family thcater next week
by Catherine Dyer and company Pc
sides this piaylet the hin Includes a
wide variety of Interesting material
including much comedy melody and
novelty acts The Musical Bonnells
have a refined musical sketch during
which they play many Instruments in
"a skillful and entertaining manner
Franco. "the man with hundred
faces has novel ACT which is cu-
tirely new. prof. Andre and company
I'm marble statues present am inter
esting series OF pretty living pictures
Harry and Katherine Mitchell singing
comedians. the. singing Sidneys. har-
mony Xocalists Jefferson and Rumm
expert dancers. and Magiln and Bush
acrobatiC comiques. all have interest
ing turns The show closes with NOV
ing pictures OF Col. EOosevelts hunting
The Detroit times., 1910-04-16
I.AEANEIrE,.

HIS Japanese Wife" and "A Bowery
Camille
LAFAN ET~rE.
Mark swans story OF life I'm the un-
derworld OF New York city "A Man OF
Ny stery' will be- the Offering in the
Lafayette theater next week The
story runs the gdmut of human emo.
lions. The events IN the main concern
-LNp1nt4sl- ++++elEal- worst
type. Who robs people rs Clasping their
hands In friendship and then placing
thcm under his spell The story IS
built around the Efforts OF the hypno-
tist 10 rob mis- uncle and sister The
sister Is loved by detective. who ls
tracing the criminal and vino because
OF his love hesitates TO do his duty and
expose the scOundreL The sister her
self discovers the wickeiuess OF her
brother and the subsequent events con-
stltUte series OF exciting incidents.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-16

lures Of the Roosevelt expedition IN
Africa the gcVutnc and original nuns
Which ~iil l-e sh0wn tor tlt ar"t tlthe
ON any Stage TuVs1 acts, tOE tl'f
with -cNara4 others OF more eJu stAlr
dard quality. doubtless VIII make inc
program one 81 exceptional interest
Mr. Wills whl present new nonsense
about Hortcuse. thr dclr,tahic nfldt ot
great weight tud many adF' ntuy'7
whom tie median loves % make tnf
butt OF hls Jokes. Wills. with hls in
fectuous methods, his good hlWor ana
his eccentrIcitics. is irrcsisuhlr amt ~
always "a welcome visitor 20 tht ith~
pie Ed g. EeYuard presents Isle dull-
niles in tho htt' rural sketch. y
Morning. Ina HicksFlllc. IT, is very
pTetcntiOus act Tor NrhttlluQAlsi. re-
uUirlne carload OF scenery ht uu"l
mics represent the village characters
aud the chief figure of the lot ~ the
Hon Sctn Dews0erry. the lion hearted
lures are said 20 le the greatest ever
pun ont by the moving picture mon
rEcN rum Tor 30 minutes and Tue mus
are p 00o feet long. Roosevelt - lol.
lowed from Mombasa where he landed
IA Africa. 10 the pyramids. and ga" PIE
lures We're taken under ms direction
acts ~ naming will be the one-aet COM
edy. w antcd \ sister, Wnlch Us ID
be presented hS James Young ana com
panV Mr. NounA was fOl merry &c lee
hratcd ShalSespearean actor Later he
went into comedy. starring IN his wire
play. Brown OF Harvard. Mrs DUNG
other acts Will he. The Five AlNolos.
experts on the Nylophonr. tht ltttL
trio singers and dancers featurlnS
Miss Maize Lee, comedtenne. the
Brothers Fermaine. oriEin0tors or Inc
Nighttngalc's Court ship, ana Lena
Panther and company slack wire per
formers and acrob0ts
Valerie Bergere with her abundance
OF temperament and her deep and met
low voice returns 70 the Temple the
alter. where she has always been a great
favorite for the week % April 20 Miss
The Detroit times., 1910-04-16

Bergere VIII be tho headliner FOR that
week and Will appear in a new play
never before seen in Detroit II is
called The Lion Tanner and is said
10 be the most pretenti0us and sensa-
tionai the actress has ever used. Ten
people appear In the piece the prin-
cipal scene OF which H. ina the dressin z
room or "a hippc1ro ue The big episode
Is the thrilling rescue OF the heroine
ten by Edward Weitzel formerly Of
Detroit. and now OF New York who
wrote the successful vaudeville com
edy The Maybe and the Jay Mr.
Wcitzcl is said to have turned out
worthy successor 20 Miss Bergeres
former successes. "Biilie's FIRST Love.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-16

Atwater and finds he has been duped.
Miss Fay Courtenay Will be seen as
Jane WfthcrspoOn, called the college
widow" on account OF her numerous
limitations with various students, and
Mr. CHASER viii have the role OF the
half-back Billy Bolton
\ large number OF extra people will
be used n Tie class scenes. and the
principal parts VIII be in the hands OF
James Hester, as Hiram Bolton. the
father. Mr. kcrby as Talbot, the post
graduate tutor, Nh. Boring. as lara
bee. the mead coach Mr.. Woodwork,
as "Matty" MCGOWAN. "A prize lighter
and trainer OF the eleven, Mr.. Stedman.
as Prof WitherSpoon, president OF the
college. Mr. Roberts. as Buh Hicks
whose transformation from the country
pumpkin 10 the fastest boy in the
school is eNcruciatinelF funny The
feminine parts VIII he taken care OF
by Miss Gates. as the athletic girl.
Miss KENYON. ms the breezy chaperou
boarding house waitress The stage
settings viii be especially dne
The Detroit times., 1910-04-16

Booth aud Mike. SatterN an actor and
a laborer respectively. They are strand
ed VA a mythical country and an emis-
sary of tho king induces them 70 APP.
pear nj court rs entertainers. They
get into AN intrigue with the king y
cook and things sweep along at rapid
rate. There are frequent musical in
.terruptiops. presenting a chorus OF 20
NiVartOus young women. Beslde Q
MeSsrs TeTrc and Carlton, the com |.
many Includes May Strehl, Kitty Penn.
broke. Yetta Peters. Harry Everett and
tContinued on Page Five.D
The Detroit times., 1910-04-16
LNCEI VI.

The College Widow" George Ado. q
pictorial comedy OF college lrh has
been selected by Mr.. CHASER and his
company 10 follow Dorothy Vernon OF
Haddon Han" in the Lyccum thoatcr.
Beginning SUNDAY night The comedy
~ IN four acts. depicting school ife In
n provincial town. ~ b. fun OF guaupv
satire and humorous episodes strCh ag
y Oily Ado bas been able 60 evolve. The
representation requires a Jar re cast aud
the variOuE principals With Nh Chaser
viii have lcNcellctt opportunity o. dis
play their taicnts
The story concerns n plot devised. bv
the 'cOilcue willow" and tia graduate
coach al Atwater 10 keep The haIf.bacls
81 rival college at their own school
and. hy virtue or the widows charms.
ia succeeds. Tho climax ~ reached
when tho half-sack wins the game Tor
The Detroit times., 1910-04-16
TEMPLE.

Although Nat VI wills VIII be the
tof hnical hcaJliner on thc Temple the
aters program for next week. there
VIII he several other acts ~ headline
calibrc 70 share bouors with the
Happy Tramp" One of them will be
contributed by Ed. r. t,cynard the
ventriloqutst with a production An
other great act will be the moving pic
The Detroit times., 1910-04-16

ms = Japanese wife" and "A Bowery
The Detroit times., 1910-04-16

All Of Mile Geuees dances in Klaw
Erlanger's new production. "Fhe Sil-
yer star" which commences week
engagement In the Detroit opera house
on Monday, April -. are new. For her
accompanied, Klaw 4 Erlanger have en-
gagged the celebrated composer, G.. j
NJ CHASER OF Vienna. Alexander Gc-
nee. Miss Gcnnee's uncle and instruct .
or, personally rehcarscd the ballet of
"Champagnc which features the sec-
ond act Of the play. and the lG English
coryrhees. who assist Mile Gcuee in
this beautiful spectacle. have been
brought over to this country from the
Empire theater London. especially for
this purpose
THE Silver Star" Is one Of the larg-
est and most pretentlous stage spec
tacles OF the time The scenes ave of
immense dimensions and are said 10
he artistic I'm color. design. texture and
general effect The principal acting
and singing factors OF the cast, which
with chorus and coryphees number
more than ZOO are George Blckel
Harry Watson, Emma lanvier Ann
Tasker. Barney Bernard Lee Harrison
Mortimer IT, weldon, Grace OrmOnde
and II. Stanton Beck.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-16

AmusE MENTs.

The next attraction In the Avenue
The Detroit times., 1910-04-16
DETROIT opTRA HOUSE.


J. L. Dodson will be seen in the De
troit opera house all next week in The
House Next Door" by j. Hartley Man
ner, which has proven one OF the big
This is Mr. Dodson's second season In
the play. and he is said 10 be admirably
cast.
The story turns on the complica-
tions resulting from the aristOcrattc
family Of Cotswold and tho newly-rlch
family of Jacobson becoming neXt-door
neighbors. Sir John Cptswold JIG an
aged English bdronet whose family
becomes Impoverished through his
reckless expenditures His estate is
mortgaged and finally lie Is forced TO
pay rent 10 his ncighbor. who has &C
uulred the mortgage and who adds In
by establishing himself and family in
a house next door, once his own prop
city.
The rent Is long overdue and Sir
John is able 10 pay il only by the help
OF his son, who has won success IN
opera and who, IL develops, has obtain
ed bis musical education through the
generosity OF this same desplsed "a f,
cobson. To can the climax. the Liberal
goNernment-~Sir John Is tonsrtNA-
fiye--makes jacobson baronet too
In recognition of his philanthropV ana
public service Sir John bitterly re-
SCENTS this. only TO discover not only
that Its son has fallen in love with
Sir Isaac Jacobson'a daughter but that
his own daughter has faIIen IN rove
with Jacobson's son. But his opposl
tion Is finally overcome ana All endS
The cast for the comedy includes.
besides the star. Frank Losee. HerpeFt
Standing. w H. Sans T. Malcolm Dunn
Regain Hughstun. A. + Hendon. tharlcs
Diem. Ruth Chester Olive Temple. l-ot-
ena Atwood and Fapia MarinoT. Matt
necs viii be given on "Wednesday ana
Saturday
The Detroit times., 1910-04-16

Mcraco." the work OF willard Terre
and Frank Carlton Who also take the
leading parts IN the show The COM
adventures OF two vagahonds, Ballen
The Detroit times., 1910-04-16

theater viii be the Broadway Gai,ty
Girls - ho open a week = sngAEvfneut
with the matinee sunday This cam
panN, which rs large one and numbers
many burieStVe faNorites. presents a
Nv -uCt musical comedy called AT
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-07
COST OF LIVING.


\ OH il. ""u''' jill Congress W.
other day has for lis object the find
ing out why living expenses have
increased. ana Secretary wilson has
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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-07
Parent ard arnain.l

~ Il Hongkcug pa!,r short um,
ago there appeared q paragraph rccl,
inE that "a wealthy young Chinese
whose mother controlled large bust.
uess in Canton had been spending the
money of the firm too idvishiy. the at.
ti2c'ion of motorcarS ANA other vchi.
o!oS of extravaganza being too power
iul for him. After various cudeavors
90 control him the mother AT length
ur"ptfed claims aud letters aud had
A.W Locked up lie. however. escaped.
and The irate morhyr announced her
intcitiOn TO exercise her maternal
rights on his return by cutting the
tendons of his ankles and thus erin
pliAg him. The account proceeded to
say that this treatment is offer re
sorted TO by irate parents with prodi.
2ai sonS.--F'rom China" by Morti-
mer Menpes and Sir Henry 4. Blake.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-07
CRUEL WORDS.

Did YOU ever stop 70 think of The
good You can do by little verbal
Kindness ANA OF the brutality You
can display tg the 1ouethlcs u,-
tarmco OF cruel words: asks The
Charleston Gazette. II. as is said.
the smoll.s bird lighting on the
!arres, tree sends "A shock through
all The branches. trunk and roots OF
the giant what effect do YOU think is
caused by the fan OF am uuklnd word
upo nthc sensitive SOU OF a friend?
Does not tnc cffcc. OF he word last
for long and bring misery into the
heart os one beloved ;ong after the
word has vanished from the mind of
the utterer? The fern that leaves it's
impress ON the coal has gone and
the wind that cast It down is dead
and forgotten but The mark OF every
fibre OF every leaf in the fern re-
mains an immortal monument to the
dead the wind and the rain. Thus
lives b, memory OF an mkind word
and In the heart of friend the hurt
is OF the kind that lives as long as
life. DO YOU want to build this
monument?
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-07
WHEN WOMEN REGISTER
a Hotel Clerk Explains Why BIottss
Is Necessary.

Hotel clerks get TO he great OBJ
servers Of human nature" said an Old
hotel lobbyist" During the many
hours out OF each day that l spend
warming this chair have learned
many tricks OF their trade which 20
.o prove my statement
"ln fact, this clerk here has n nc.
'uliar trick OF his own which shows
now keen an observer hc is. II Won
"ath him at work YOU will nnd when
ever woman is registering be holds
q blottcr so as 30 h'Io the other names
% the page. st first when noticed
q thought that hc was merely hold
INK thc blottcr I'm readiness To use IL
IN the newly written name. but when
| found that he did IL only when a
woman was registering my curiosity
cot the better OF me-. and asked the
reason.
WHY said he, women arc the
most nervous creatures In the world
| bold that blottcr up 10 show that
I'm not watching them write their
uamcs and at the same time To keep
them from trying to excel the other
handwriting on the page If they no.
ticcd TINT was watching them close
vs. it is safe bet that they would get
nervous and make an awful botch OF
their signatures trying TO be fancy
ON the other hand If they saw "A par.
tlculnrly pretty signature on the next
line the chances arc that they would
Try TO improve theirs with Il flourish
or two, which generally means n choice
blot TO be scratched out by yours
truly
Il decided to test his theory by LOOK
luz over woman's shoulder while she
registered. The result was just what
he said il would be."-Milwaukee Sen
iinei
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-07
Turtles Of IN, Ama.nn

I-e fresh water turtle OF the ANA
eon grows to Il great size especially on
the upper river. where f,jii grown ones
three feet in length. two in width and
weighing 200 pounds are often seen.
every house has It's little pond or cor.
raj - hold stock OF these animals
through the season OF dcarth. the wet
months. Those who have Indians in
thcir employ send them out for n
month when the waters are low to Sc
lect stock; others purchase their sup.
Dly
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-07

y megalomaniac is a pretty hard
name to call man, put this is
That Secretary Ballinger calls l. p.
CLAWS. However, tnis isn't quito Sc
bad as kleptomaniac which is about
the sum and substance fwhat Mr..
Gloves puts against the Secretary.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-07
The Moss In the Oven.

"How came such greasy mess IN
de ovcn?' said q fdgoty old spinstcr
o. her maid OF all work
""hy." replied the girl. "thc candles
fen into thc water, and put them into
the oven TO dry London Tatler
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-07
G Just Joshes z
--.---sz-r------- s-z-s --u.----s7a
==-=s
Just Ills pose.

Suits me-" responded The subject.
Photograph me with my nose
against grindstone. Got one
mandy Louisville Qlurier-Jourual.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-07
Mildew.

IN easy method Of removing mi
dew is 10 place the article IN warm
oven for few moments ard then
brush IL.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-07

continue 20 yet fooled, TOO MS long
ass ,aey vote thc Republican ticket.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-07

when you forge; There are others
YOU are nearing burned bridge.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-07

LosT:-A small gold locket, mono
gram. A. b. c. Reward if returned
10 Leader ONCE
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-07

FOR RENT:-Residence, six rooms
No. II Reese street-Apply G.. s
Strader.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-07

Tho woman who protests is haIf
won.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-07

WANT=D:--To rent seven or eigh
room modern furnished house
Ready or occupancy about Feb.
See c. OLoary and Son.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-28

orbninser, Tom bet bIiper banifelist
at fiiIofaite. Sapbe arpen bopeoia.
gelig beitnoet at SIotte, &ufe og
Soroeienoomnie, biIbe bet pGret LET
at pnrbintte o. beitemme arpeIob-
bene. Wen naar bet breier fla ON
en- 6lrp, iom for StsriteoeIen beitaar
at @9rbipaptrer, er bet betpbeIia
panifeligere. Baronesfe 0amaban
bill pisieIie meb SeIo foripare fine
og fine 8srns @ettigbeber.
Sg Spmpatbierne er lite ubeIuf.
fenbe paa 0strenes SIDE. SeIp ON
Song 2eopoIo life bar noeen upor.
tilt CONNER, oa ban erfI9re6e, at
ban life nsle1r | 9aIget meIIem fine
.Ostre, iom bapbe eioet fig at meo
@pentprere, oe fin gIferinbe, Tom
beo tin Snteuigers % fin Seneipen.
beb bapoe baOef fig OBJ til bam", bar
garonesien bog efter 3onsens Ssb
opfSrt fig ~betpoeIig beroigere END
2ongeostrene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-28
DaIeene | ENGLAND.

Ge brittle llnioniiters Sremgana
fortiGtter i9pnt og iiffert os for bier
Dag rebuceres oct liberaIe Slertal
noaet. s Eirsbags, ba Der ialt bar
balgt $50 Observation-Disclosures
too Bortierne iaaleoes: 9iberale
2t3, @rbeiber.R 81 pr9ientanter SO, ir.
tie RationaIiiter 70. Regieringsfoa.
litionen tpner oltiaa iaIt 33t. Ser.
imob msnitrer l1ntoniIt.S ppoiitionen
239. - @lanbt De mere fienote
Wpno, Tom er blet nalst be iibite
9aee, er guiten chamberlain, Sen
at forbo. aoIonimintiter SoiepI
Chamberlain, Der Dor ben ferite, Tom
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