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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-10
'American Lady,

Every style number positively
produces an even Sl0plng
waist and reduces the hips. A
pronounced waist line is large
ly due to laCing. The "Ameri-
can Lady gives the waist a
graceful, natural shape, with
long flowing lines from bust TO
thigh, unmarried by large hips.
We can certainly please yJt
in COrSetS, as this is one OF the
sections that we make a spec
lalty of. We can supply any
size and fit perfectly, any fig
ure.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-10

matter. except that the Mexican gov
eminent would probably not wish 10
make any appropriation for the MAIN
tenallee OF The work. as they would
no doubt feel that 1t was up TO the
imperial valley people to maintain ii
as they are the one to be benefited.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-10

NeWs


We have added, the American
Lady, Corset, to our already
extensive line which includes
the MADAM Irene" the "Just-
rite and "ThompSon's Glove
Fitting Corset"
+. We have never shown a cor
set that has so quickly attract
ed wide attention and comment
as has the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-14

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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-29

Wanted-second hand cream sepa-
rator. must be in goo condition.-C.
V. Mitchell. n
For sale-Scotch Collie pups. eligi-
bic to register. choice individuals.-
c. n. Dibble. Ind phone. II
For sale--school books and house
hold goods at Albert Johnson's 3,
across street from Westside school
house. 35t 4
The Edison theatre will give a
matinee on Saturday afternoon from
2 TO 4 p. m. Special program and
pictures worth seeing. Come out and
Lost-A small lady's purse con
tanning three five dollar bills and
one silver dollar Finder return to
Enterprise office and receive re-
ward.
Lost-Gold Filled watch open face.
lS g. Waltham, n jewels, on railroad
track between cannery and stock
yards. Leave with strother ami
receive reward
For Sale Cheap-One good corner
lot 140xl3O adjoining railroad right
Of way one half block from main bus
mess center Of city. Inquire Of r.
B. Jilkerson. Emmett. Idaho, Bell
Phone SEX. 81 70
Wanted-Cosmopolitan Magazine
requires the services Of a representa-
tive in Payette, Idaho. to look after
subscription renewals and to extend
circulation by special methods which
have proved unusually successful. Sal
airy and commission. Previous ex-
perience desirable but not essential. .
Whole time or spare time Address, .
with references. H. c. Campbell, Cos
mopolltan Magazine, 1889 Broadway, I
New York City
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-29
NOTICE,

or the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Lower Payette ditch
company, of Payette, Idaho.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-29

Ladies-We have an unusually at.
tractiye chance for a bright, ener-
getic woman. well and fayorably
known In this community. For de-
tails address. enclosing stamped self
addressed envelope 10 Manager. Lock
Box $50. st. Louis. Mo
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-29

OF town.
Dan Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs. smit
and Miss aine Of Caldwell passe
through rs mouth Ia an automobile
a steamer. Friday on their way q
Payette 20 attend the fair AM
when isw miles west OF her
the boiler sprang n leak and thee
we're drawn back 70 town By
I farmers team.
Mr. southgate Of the oxford IL sur
fering with a severe spell Of ths
asthma.
G. ~ Monday u Ellsbsrg. Wash.
vas here looking over the country
the FIRST Of the week.
Mr. aud MrH ~ y Alderman en-
tsrtained Mr.. and Mrs Albert Ack.
ermau aud Mr, and Mrs. wnl Mar.
mock AZ dianer Sunday.
W y Parker Of Caldwell was a
business visitor IN Plymouth Mon.
dag.
Dr Davis mad family have mos cd
lnto the Louis waohter property on
West Boulevard
iianaford and Davis sold the Sam
Crate place 70 Elmer Easter for
g. 900.
The Rebskahs aud odd Fellows
wiii hold an apron and necktie 80
eial IN the lodge hall Friday even.
Ing A fine progmm has been
prepared All members Of both
orders who arr Ia good standing are
invited.
Mes Plymouth has gained repu.
iation IN the Chicago fruit market.
Word has come that she received
he highest price for prunsa having
been paid five cents crate more
han that received By Boise. I'm.
nett and Payetie.
The bear hunter. returned Mon
lay afternoon with nary q bear
Many Indications we're seen hiatt
bears had beou IN the vicinity Of
shere the hunters eampcd hut they
'ad evidently surmised that some
4 New Piymoath'a crack shots
we're coming and had left for parts
Unknown.
Mr Griep and Mrs Nellie Davis
Z cresion. lows. brother aud s's
er Of the late Harry Grlep are Wis
iiIs AZ the Crisp home east OF
Dwa
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-29
A NOTE or WARNING.

A few young boys and girls have
recently been lettering around the
Christian church until after the ser.
vices have begun, and then have TAX.
on teams from the racks and gone
driving during the hour that the
owners Of the rigs we're In the church
building, Fair warning Is given
now In advance OF any action II Il
occurs again the guilty persons will
lind the results 10 be severe.
THE OFFICERS.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-29

Ladies' engraved calling cards al
this office.
For sale-Fresh Cow. Enquire at
L. $. cool's residence on the West
Side. Phone Ind. i73 c. SO ~
a thirty horse five passenger Mitch
81 automobile In fine shape and six
hundred shares OF gilt edge mining
stock 20 trade for business property
~ town OF from two 10 five thousand
anywhere. Address !. w. Hedrick.
Payette. Idaho.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-29

- euilre northwest ~ BE- Inter.
~ ihe puicemr 81 ihe~sfsal Of
y illliman. notorious real estate
~ Seattle shom the federal
srnfaeei - uoa prosecuting for u.
= uss o. The laaiis No one agency
HoSr harm TO Erowing CON.
aii1 lbaa the land shark. eh0 Va
~ efforts ~ eliy 20 get new
itFs Ga and neas s. - means q
nE lard ~ fltlilaas values and
questionable methods Hillman 10
aesa ~ usins al The foxy and dla.
eas tricks d ihe land sharks
- and y ~ Is convicted II VIII
q lesson 20 real estate men with
ty meihods
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-29
EW PLYMOUTH NEWS

~ shrpAsrd sud little boy. OF
setlnkiaa. sisnod 9Th ais sister.
&C sorford Friday and
siaraay.
Niss Anaa Pearson 81 fruifiand
fae 70 Nea fiymoath last wednes.
IS 20 slsii her sister Miss Elsa,
ao IL 4 Teacher Ia cur schools. b..
sre soinx 10 Washington where she
Ia teach
J. y SHAW o. Boise nas busi.
ss isasof 10 the eliy a few days
1finE iAe week
sltsa fiessle rheasas spent Thurs
s. eaa frsaay ~ last week IN Pay
rftnrriar % Nee Plymouth Sion.
a. Mrs strons taught W her Al.
enee
kaFi Aiefaflpesh and ~ife are pre-
ns Is asos onto their pises wess
4 o~n vhsh theY recensiy par
hasva * Greasy bros
vlelst Grey IL Madison. Wisconsin.
es . Nsu Piymoalh caller between
rAias Frlaay nakias arrangements
asoar 20 bsr homsaseaa about
sisAf msles tfom io~u On the caid
nli read
~ sae Nns rsao of Twin Pals
ard tn Camniaxs * Einmvti visited
- sar ~ ng sdsie hame Thursday
&aa Friaay - asf seek Dr. PIKE.
81. fs....s...l.... "a -. fs....4.fa
ssfs elaesmaisa % the medicAi col,
sss 81 ileatvr Coio
Mrs fAoaien ~ 0naha. Neb. aad
ArK FFsak Aeeaan 81 flreeiey Co.
Nss aleshe, aas ssssrg q Mrs.
samss rAas ara visiting relatives
ea4 ffssaes assi IT io0n
Fsea xuiilnseg wa q Caldwell We
'seF Mea1aF
Car NeYnr. isenfg Fuf her I
lfssmea Miest lisnsy aaases and
Sea- Phniise ~ Wood River sad n. I
ser Es&#sr 81 Chapman. Neb. are
eoka8 ofes ~ eoaafrx asa thf
ar thAs sesne q them
ssi ias1e - ihs f.einisy u Se~ 4
~ nsouth
r = Cos saa willard fpseiFirk
seat 80 isuiap slosesy Nhiie tn
soise Nr Cor nili pufshass txo nes q
hairs for hls ,onsorsi farior
xasrs webster and Hper w.se Ia q
iex Fsymossh aionaay snd l.alli
lsrss msIes ~ nes telephone lsne
~ also pss e. 3 nfe rAane for y
.ar Hartman
II fsryedsic ard ~iil autood %
pisc Friday Theg SER z<zor-
auiod BY Dr. Pike and wlfo Il
aIrs Gardener goes 70 Butte
oa this week 10 make her "a.
re homo. n
Dir. cogsweiI or wallace. Idaho. Ii
sitting at the Madden home east
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-29
DOWNS HARNESS SHOP

Elite Opera house, Payette, Idaho,
Monday September Goth, 1910, at
one o'clock p. m, for the purpose of
electing five trustees for the ensu-
ing year, and the transaction of any
other business that may be brought
before the meeting.
JOEL ROULLARD, Sec'y.
By TIM. DRISCOLL, Assistant.
Dated Sept 18th. 1910.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-29

The efforts 81 commercial clubs
ef boostera an over The north
Is brink iu nea settlers 70 ibs
5s 81 ghis fekiun ain b. given
eosi ~ the International Dry
mins congress which meets In
kane. October -. and whlch pill
Gas 60 a practical way the prob.
g ne farmer o. non.lrrigated
= Be- she seHiafia RESIGNS. where
SIAN has 70 b. carefully ronsrrs "a
snake farninE possible a. all.
pFcacni year has been an "a.
.ionally dr. ons. Yet the crops
aot beeu inJared Ia regions
re df1 farming methods we're sci.
iiaaiiy ssed Many sections have
erred from me aroVEht and the
aem IL these districts vii learn
fssf might have prevented their
Tho speakers ~ the Con.
~ and ~ ihe schools Of ihstruc.
ehirh ere conducted IN eonnec.
elih e VIA Show how thousands
seess - laaa 10 the noFlhs " can
saeeeesfally cultivated dv
Stag methods
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-29

And those that did not win first
prize On their horses had better
whip up and speaking of whips brings
to our mind the fact that never was
our line of goods In this respect bet,
ter. Heavy through rawhide whip
20 cents, worth the money and
good whip in every particular. 9th
er rawhide whips fifty cents. Ask
to see the Tough Nut whip, a fifty
cent whip a big bargain for the
money. Come in and look the line
over; it will pay you.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-29
NOTICE TO PARENTS.

All children that are five years old
and will be six before February ist
will be admitted TO school now. There
viii be- no mld.wlnter entering class
j. r. TURNER. supt
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-29

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Lower Payette ditch company. of
Payette, Idaho, will be held at the
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-29
CONTINUED from page one.
DIVISION A-HoRsgs AND MULES
Standard Bred and Roaesters.

Glass
l. stallion. troiting or pacing. tw,
years old and up. shown IN har
ness. first premium diploma. J.
W. swank.
2 Mares two years old aud up
shown IN harness first premium
diploma George Alspach see,
ond g.. 4 H. Chapman.
~. Two year old mare OF gclding
shown In harness. first premium
diploma. G. q Dibble: second 81.
George Alspaeh
q Geidlng two years old and up.
shown IN harness. first premium
diploma. A. r. Gcrltchneld. sec.
ond. q. ,. NJ Mcintyre
I Pair matched horses In harness.
mares or geldlnEs. first. So liar.
~ Eagicston: second. S250.
George Aispach.
~ beat yeariing. first diploma. C..
T. Dibbie.
:. Single driver in harness. mare or
SEEDING, first 81. George A
spach second. o.. s. y. Chap
man
/, best 1919 foai. first g.. s. E.
Chapman second 81. Geo. Moore.
saddle Horses.
Ceutlemans saddle horse. first
o., A. Mowiiiiams second. 81,
Milton Crump
fady's saddle horse. first 81.
Mrs Jno. Mckinney; second, 81.
Mrs. A. Mewmiams
prar Horses.
stallion years old and up. first
diploma y, A. staam. second. e.
George Easleston
D. ssaiioni year old first diploma,
John r. Banks
!. eeiding years old and up. firs,
ssse. n Reynolds; second
stse. L. r Clement
Mare years old and az. first
f2se. y $. ilischer; second.
fise. J v Carpcnsoa.
Fills two years old. first S.
4 , Ring; second 81 D. ".
Coiioy
. PITY oHe year old first. $3.50. !
Harry r. Lewis, second. 81.
Harry T. i.eWls
Beet foai iyie. q, Ben stroh.
behn n
Matched Pair dram horses or
mares shown IN harness. first :
s.. GsorKe g. Richardson. sec Y
oHd. tAse. D. Reynolds. {
- hfuod mare draft. first S. Z
s. D Thaekef second, 81. J. \
r. carpeHtrr
General Purposes Horse.
iicsl stallion. first diploma. s. 9
u Thaeker M
Hest slugie mare or gciding in y.
harness. finst. s.. a. s;aglcelon N
secoad. 81. ueoggc Alspach &
Beg span shown IN harness y
uarcs or seldipss. FIRST sax.
itarry Easlesson; second s. q
Gesrvo Rl1h2r1son III
beat brood mare uith colt first -
81. r. G. Howard second 81. IN
r Z. If1rd y
:. Best foai 1910. first s., H. a. IN
Tempe. second 81. +, z. NJ
lcontinued on last pass.l &
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-29
NOTICE.

Parties owing me an account will
please make arrangements for immed-
late settlement as | need my money
and all old accounts must be settled.
j. w. SWANK.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-29

Via o. s. L. The usual special
low round trip rates win be made TO
Salt Lake city for October Confer
eneo. Tickets on sale from Idaho.
Oregon and Wyoming points October
4th to Sth inclusive. limited to DC
tobcr 18th See agents for rates
ana further particulars
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-29
DRY FARMING CONGRESS.
Spokane, Wash, Oct. 1910.

Special low rates for above occa.
sion Ask agents for particulars.
q. +. JOHNSON. Agt.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-29

Help Wanted, Female Wanted two
women to do local magazlnd work.
Good commission. Address Enterprise.
gold sign adds TO the appear
anco OF your display window See
Bubakcr. Main street
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-17
M|SSOULA PASTOR
ASSOCIATIONS
PRESIDENT
REV. w. n. BAGBY is CHOSEN TO
HEAD ORGANIZATION OF MON.
TANA CHRISTIANS.

Butte, June l6-Rcv W. H. Bagby
Of Missonla was elected ns president
OF the Montana Christian association.
which has been In session during In,
past two days In Butte. and II Is prob
able that the convention will he held
IN the Garden city next year
Other officers elected were; Vice
president. Rev Charles w Barnes OF
Helena; treasurer, W W Beeman of
Dillon. recording secretary, Attorney
Ed Scharnikow of Deer Lodge. Tho
executive committee will consist of the
foilowing Rev. w II Bagby, Milton
II. IL. Lee. W. ". Beeman, Rev.
Charles w Barnes. S. G. Kenyon, j.
j.. Raum and w. NJ Jordan.
Tomorrow afternoon will be devoted
by the visitors To seeing Butte. AT O
o'clock this afternoon convention din.
ner was served In the basement of the
church for the delegates and their
friends, The toastmaster was Assoc
eiate Justice W l.. Holloway of IIeleua
Tho program of toasts had been care
fully arranged and the dinner was "A
real success
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-17
WELCOMERS AWAIT
R00SEVE[T'S
ARRIVAL
PLANS FOR THE RECEPTION OF
PRESIDENT TOMORROW
PROGRESS RAPIDLY.

New York. Juno iG.-Thcodore
hp"seVelt at midnight was within 500
miles by dead reckoning Of the wei.
come New York will give him next
saturday morning ON his return Ia
America after an evcntfnl absence of
10 months. The program III for Col.
onel Roosevelt to leave the steamer M
dnarentine AT o'clock Saturday morn
lhs' Twenty-one guns. the national
Adiut"' VIII greet the former presi-
htht ms u" first enters the outer hnr-
Dor of New York on his return To this
country
The batileship South Carolina. 10
be stationed in the Ambrose channel
will thus notify an expectant city that
the kalserin Auguste Victoria and her
distinguished passenger are near.
Eighty wnrshlps. harbor patrol boats
aud other steamers will take official
part IN the parade up the Hudson river
ana back Ia the Battery In addition
"A ilotilla of 80 merchant steamers
viii carry sightseors down the bay To
witness the transfer of Colonel Roose-
Welt and his party from the ocean liner
10 IN" revenue cutter that viii bear
the welcoming party and Colonel
Roosevelt in the parade
AZ the former president boards the
cutter, second salute will announce
mat no IL once more under the Ameri-
can flag. For two minutes following
the combined flotillas will join In a
blast of whistles Escorted by revenue
steamers. police patrol boats, the South
Carolina, five torpedo boat destroyers
ana the government dispatch boat.
Dolphin. the Androscoggin will lead
the parade, When Colonel Roosevelt
lands at the Battery the formal well
come by Mayor Gaynor will proceed
His speech and that of MIR. Roosevelt
viii be the only addresses and the
lhnd parade will start Immediately
Despite rain and clouds today the
decorating of the city for the event
went steadily ahead In other ways
the near approach of the Roosevelt re-
eeption has been impressed upon the
city ON" of these was the influx of
visitors
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-17
END Of RULES FIGHT,
IS EXPECTED
TODAY
REGULARS AND INSURGENTS
coNFER-FAvORA SoLu-
r,oN is HOPED FOR.

Washington, June iG-.Dut of the
representative. which has been grad
ually merging for several days toward
reform Of the rules. there appears to
be the appearance of something like an
of the rules committee, las..ne most
of the day, aud two sessions of the
"insurgont" republicans of the house.
II looked tonight as though tomorrow
might evolve Il plan upon which prac-
tically all parties ana factions can
unite.
Tine rules committee argued wrote
and drafted for hours over the Clark
Sherley resolution, which seems to
provide a way for "A member to bring
into the house measure being
"smothered" In committee Chairman
Dalzell and the other regulars Of
thht committee joined with the dem
ocrats In an attempt To formulate
rule that would work out the end de-
sired, The fact that THE regular
wing of the party exhibited will
ingness To join In reform move
ment was generally commented upon
as Indicating that II rule would be
adopted before adjournment and that
they had decided II the better part
of yaior To join in making II, rather
than To resist IT,
The regular leaders. including
Speaker Cannon, Representative Payne
of New York. Representative Dalzell
of Pennsylvania and Representative
Smith of Iowa were in frequent con,
ference over the proposed rule during
the day. The committee flnaliy ad-
journed until tomorrow. when. 1t Is
expected, an agreement VIII be
reached.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-17
AUTOMOBILE DIVES
INTO RIVER WITH
OCCUPANTS
BABY OF r. Y. LOW is DROWNED
IN FLATHEAD RIVER, BUT
PARENTS ESCAPE.

kalispell June Especial THE.
2-year-old son OF r. Y. Low, engineer
In charge of the plants OF the Northern
Idaho n Montana Power company. was
drowned in the flathead river this aft. 4.
ernoon, and Mr. Low, his wife and
another child were rescued with dir
ficulty.
Mr.. Lows automobile. In which was
his family, was being ferried across
the river at Ilolts. Somehow, Mr..
Low failed To control his machine and
II plunged over the ferrS's PROV into
the stream. where II sank with its oc-
cupants, The 2-year-old boy was deau
when recovered from the water. but
Mr.. Low, his wife and little daughter
came above the surface and were res
cued by the ferrymen and volunteers
who put out from the shore In boats
when the big ear splashed into the
river The machine which lies in so
feet of water. has not yet been re-
covered.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-17

Como. Italy. June. l6 Although div
ers worked all day In the waters of
Lake Como. their labors were not re-
warded with the finding of anything
that would aid in solving the mystery
OF Mrs. Mary Scott Castle Charlton :
murder. or serve as n clue To the fate
of the womans missing husband
Porter Charlton. Nothing was discov-
cred today that in any way would JUS
tify the supposition that Charltons
body IL In the lake and the search has
tended to strengthen the belief enter
tained all along by the police mat
Charlton had left the country and may
now be on some outward bound steam
or.
Temporarily the examination "f is
polatoff. the Russian suspect. has beeh
suspended, while the efforts of the
prosecutor are being directed 10
thorough investigation of the seen" OF
the murder and of tho domestic ana So
cial relations of Charlton aud his wife.
The police 40 not incline strongly
to the theory of double murder, ana
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-17

after the bottom of the lake had been
dragged In spots with grann'ing hooks
they We're prepared to abandon this
line Of investigation. Mr.. Caughy.
however, urged that n further search
be made by divers. and the Italian
authorities yielded Ia the wishes Of the
consul.
The arrival today of the divers from
Genoa caused much excitement amoEr
the peasants The interest In the ease
locally IL not confined to the residents
and summer visitors throughout this
section, including a number of Amer
leans. who have been attracted to the
scene of the tragedy. These gathered
on the lake shore In force today. hop
ing to witness solution of the mys-
terry Of the Charlton disapnearance.
IL liz not certain that the divers will
be successful in securing the body be-
cause of the lakes depth. which Is
1000 feet deep In spots. The belier
is strong among many. including the
police. that Charlton is now on board
"a steamer bound for New York.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-17

san Francisco. June iG.--"The fight
between Jeffries and Johnson will take
place on July NJ scheduled. " not
In san Francisco. then | viii pull Il
off at Reno. but the fight viii be held
on the date set and ! shall keep my
promises. once for all. | want To re-.
move all fears that Jeffres and John
son viii not meet In the ring on July
4. There need he no cancellation Of
special trains or tickets Those who
intended coming to san Francisco can
come as planned and feel assured that
they will see the fight"
This was the statement made to the
Associated Press tonight by Tex Rick
ard soon after Southern Pacific Of
ficials advised the promoter that six
special fight trains had been can
celled during the day. Richard was
greatly agitated by this information
and also over the fact that many or
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-17
GOVERNMENT STOPS
WORK ON NEW BRIDGE

kalispell, June 1G.-tSpecial "A
telegram from government bureau
today caused the cessation OF work on
the new county bridge that is being
built across the Pend dOreille river at
Poison by the Brrrell Bridge x Coi.,
struction company. While the messeg.
stated that telegram of explanation
II on the way. II cannot be imagined
here what caused the stop order, un-
less II be the fact that the structure
ADULTS n government dam site. set aside
for irrigation purposes. Two of the
county commissioners are at the good
roads convention at Billings and the
chairman could not be reached today.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-17

ders are being received 10 cancel or re-.
sell fight tickets
Richard admitted that he did not
have the slightest hope OF pulling on
the fight 10 san Francisco and that
every day of indecision as Ia where IL
would take place merely increased his
financial loss
'lf the court grants an Injunction
here ! leave for Reno Sunday morning
and viii Immediately commence the
erection of an arena there" he said
My attorneys have advised me not To-
buck the governor and attorney gen.
eral. but have agreed to wait until
Saturday
ITS bitter pill to me and heavy
loss, but I'll take my medicine and
Keep my word To pull off this fight II
II IL the last thing do"
For once, Rickard was fight sick Z"
He did not deny II. While not vet
ready To announce so officially. the
promoter virtually admitted that the
fight would take place at Reno.