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The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1910-06-10
WISE AND OTHERWISE

IL, DIS OIlS WIlISI says, CnCIO 10
danger of uneven development in
limbs or organs overturned, we
pause to wonder on the shape of
the legs and arms which Seattle
hill climbers and electric car
strap hangers will hand down to
their posterity.
The feet of American women
are not getting larger, say Eng
lish shoe dealers. In fact it is
for American sales that the small
sizes are kept at some OF the
larger shops. The statement is
hard to believe when taking a
quick squirt at the feet
which the short skirts now in
vogue in America permit.
And now comes a German ex-
plorer, who has been at work in
the holy lands, telling US that the
walls of Jerrico didn't fall at all.
Excavation revealed the walls,
triple belt of masonry, still
standing and in a splendid state
of preservation and inside are
the remains of the walls of dwell
ing houses. What next?
A rural mob in Carroll county,
Tenn, took one Mrs. Buchanan
and her daughter from their
home and whipped them severe
ly. That is one of the effects OF
mob law. 1t is like deadly ser
pent which crawls slowly, silent
" forward. To let it live at all
is to court disaster. There is no
telling what territory it will COW
er or what the end will be.
In times past one has often
read long articles on How to
Protect Society from Bad Boys, "
but at the convention on Child
Life recently held in Seattle the
thought for discussion was how
to protect the boy from the evils
of society. That has the proper
ring to it, for when the boy OF
today is protected from the evils
of society the boy of tomorrow
will create a society devoid OF
the evils of today.
If there is yet doubt in the
minds of strangers about Seattle
being a real up to date city they
have but to notice the undenlable
tendency on the part of the Seat
tie men to cling to their hats on
almost all occasions. The man
who uncovers because ladies are
present isolates himself and in
MANY cases on discovering this
he confusedly replaces his head
piece.
1t is human yet strange how
the poorer class of persons, who
frequent what is vulgarly called
the peanut gallery" in the the
aters, enjoy attending those
houses where all enter at the
same door. The fact that they
buy the seat that they occupy
and that the transaction is just as
honorable as a So 90 one, does not
help the matter one bit if they
have to go around to some side
door to gain admittance.
Recent reports state that a
man during quarrel threw his
wife out of a window of her
home. She was seriously injur-
ed but forgave him. A later re-
port is of woman who willfully
shot her blind husband who lived
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BOnney- ats0n Co.
UNDERTAKERS

Preparing bodies for shipment a
specially. All orders by telephone
or telegraph promptly attended
to. Telephone Main q.
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to drive away hawks and noun
tain rats. The parrots take
kindly to the work and by their
screeching have forced the birds
of prey and rodents to give the
ranch wide birth. If some OF
the Seattle women whose hus-
bands are afflicted with the go
down town after dinner habit
would install parrot or so, per-
haps their screeching might be
turned to some good account.
A recently divorced Seattle wo-
man says that this city's air is
bad for husbands, that it causes
a growth of aff1nities. We do
not hold the air responsible. 1t
is a great place to make money
and for men, heretofore in the
lower walks of life, to enter the
business world. Not every man
can stand prosperity and what
seems to be a change in some
peoples lives is but the turning
into avenues down which they
would have trodden long since
had the almighty dollar permit
ted them to do so without at the
same time stripping their own
bodies or pinching their own
stomachs.
King Edward was said to be
quite a hobbiest. He had a
weakness for walking sticks. He
also had relic from every war
in which British soldiers have
fought since the early days OF
Victoria. The king also had a
programme of every opera, play,
or concert which he had attended
since reaching the years of dis
erection. Strange old world with
it's various hobby riders, and yet
what in the world would we do
with tons of old debris if differ
ent persons did not decide that
they must be in their 'collec-
tons" and swipe them up as
soon as time and chance per-
mitted.
Some of the humane societies
have been going it rather hard
for Colonel Roosevelt, claiming
he slaughtered animals in a need
less manner thereby setting a
precedent for the entire civilized
world. The Colonel has paused
in his onward, never stop rush,
for we do not know where, long
enough to point out that his trip
was undertaken purely as a sci
entific hunting expedition and
that no animal was shot which
was not needed for food or desir-
able for addition to a public mu-
scum. Of course if the hunter
got a great amount of excite
ment, personal enjoyment, pub
lie notoriety and such like, out of
it in an incidental way, why,
that was his own business all
right, all right.
Rev. Ernest Vincent Shayler,
of st. Marks chnrch, Seattle,
WASH, says: 1.-THE average man
breakfasts in a hurry, hastens to
business, eats his luncheon amid
the clatter of dishes in a restaur-
ant, works, schemes, sell goods,
makes money, rushes home
changes his clothes-but not his
thoughts-and spends his even
ings in social pleasure, coming
home too tired to pray. There
has been no God environment
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Peoples Savings Bank.
Edward c. Neufeldsr, Prest
r J. Reekie, Vice Prest.
Jos. L. Greenleaf, Cashier
Incorporated Dec. 18th, 1889.
Commercial Savings and Trust
General Bank and Exchange.
qseM 'eI14B7S rs eHId puB puooeS 400
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ITEMS OF INTEREST

lie RuSSldIl dIllly Ids pldCVu
an order with a Detroit factory
for Hupmobile to be used in
military maneuvers.
Chicago's public library has
been provided with what is said
to BIZ the first ozone apparatus
used wholly for the purpose of
supplying fresh air for a large
building.
Stockholm Is the most expen-
sive capital. There land rents
are enormous as practically all
the city realty is under syndicate
control.
On tearing the shingles from
an old house in Darby, Penn,
which had stood for 200 years,
having been built in 100, they
were found to be decayed on the
ends but the insides were clean
and sound.
In the states as a monument of
the last seven Fourth of July Gel
ebrations lis persons are totally
blind, 518 have had the loss of
one eye, 400 have lost legs, arms
or hands, while 1, AIT have lost
fingers-a total of "a, SOB dead or
injured.
It takes 100000 pen points a
year to supply the Northern Pa
cific and Great Northern roads.
This is at the rate of sixty-six
for every mile of the two roads.
The employees of the two roads
also require about $4,000 pen
holders and 100000 pencils in a
year.
The ''bar and bottle" bill which
prohibits the sale of liquor by
the glass and bottle over the
same bar has. been signed by
Governor Draper of Massachu-
sets, and will go into effect next
May, the time when all liquor Ii
censes are dated in that state.
It is claimed that parsley is a
broom to sweep the stomach.
Lettuce is a nerve food, raddish-
IS build tissue and are rich in
phosphorous and iron. Horse
reddish contains the highest per-
centage of sulphur with spinach
next. Spinach also contains a
arge proportion of iron.
It is claimed that the nurses
If England administer opium to
the babies of the wealthy fami-
lies for whom they nurse. They
rub it under the children's finger
nails, the baby sucks it's fingers
and sleeps. American nurses adj
minister gin, whisky, paragoric
and soothing syrup.
Two thousand wild horses
scattered over an area of a hun
dred miles in length and forty
miles in width in the hills and
valleys in Grant county, Wash,
are being rounded up to be sold
in Dakota, Montana and other
western points, The best horses
will be sent to New York, Chi
cago, Boston and other points to
be trained for polo.
The strategic value of the Pan
anna canal is estimated to be
equivalent to a fleet of large bat
Taking the cost of the
canal at $500,000,000 which
would only build forty first class
battleships nowadays, the United
States is getting a bargain,
meanwhile she will be able to
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farmer in the Occur dAene up and what they marvel
mining district has stationed that they did before
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PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
of Seattle.
Capital Stock $300nnr
Lvt.sits $8,250,0
Jacob Furth, President.
r. v. Ankeny, Cashier.
r. X. Strive, Vice-President.
o. w. Crockett, Asst. Cashier.
We do strictly a commercial bust
ness. We solicit the accounts of in
dividuals, firms and banks.
Take Your Money to
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FRIDAY June 10, 1910
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-03-30
Notice

Know all men by these presents
that John Survant, in order to com
ply with the provisions of Section
$500 of the revised codes of Montana
1907, does hereby certify and declare
as follows, to-wit: That the said
John Survant has been for long
time prior hereto and now is engaged
IN t1ansacting general mercantile
business in the State of Montana, un.
der the name, style and designation
OF Hinsdale Mercantile Company
whose principal place of business is
at the town of Hinsdale, in the coun-
ty OF Valley and State of Montana
that the said John Survant, whose
place of business is at the town of
Malta, Valley County, Montana, is
the sole owner and proprietor OF said
business, and is the only person in
terested therein.
In witness whereof, the said John
Survant, has hereunto set his hand
and sea! this 23rd day oil March, 1910.
JOHN SURvANT.
State of Montana
County of Valley 49,
On this 23rd day of March, 1910,
personally appeared before me, Harry
Cosner, a Notary Public for the State
OF Montana, residing at Malta ,VMon-
tana, John Survant personally known
to me to be the person whose name is
subscribed to the within instrument
and acknowledged to me that he exc
cuted the same
In witness wereof, l have hereunto
set my hand and affixed official seal
the day and year in this certificate
first above written.
HARRY COsNER.
Notary Public for the State of
Montana, located at Malta Valley
county, Montana. My commission
expires. March list, 1912.
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Local Items

See our new line of school supplies
The Bon Ton.
Seed corn and all kinds of garden
seeds at kilduff's.
FOR RENT-A 100 acre ranch for
rent. See, Mrs. p. Clark. If.
Horses for Sale-One gelding four
years old, broke; one mare with foal.
Cheap for cash.
j. r. Mccoy, Malta.
Chas. Peterson, county coroner of
Valley county, was professional
visitor in Malta several days in the
past week.
Judge Doores is again at Wagner
this week finishing up the new ware
house for the Pioneer store of that
place.
j. &. Miller was in from his Beaver
creek ranch the first of the week after
supplies. Mr.. Miller reports a fine
wintering of his band of sheep and
very little loss.
There has been more farm ma
chinery unloaded in this city this
spring than all previous years to-
gether. From all appearance Malta
is certainly the centre for all settlers.
Mead Bros, of Cowan, received
their new gasoline blowing rig yes
terday from Chinook and same will
be taken out to the Crofut ranch to-
day where they will commence break
ing on their first contract.
Mrs. Minnie Scott, John Airheart.
Victor Hicks and Chas. Sutherland
were down from Wagner Monday and
filed additional homestead entrys be-
fore Z. S. Commissioner r.. M. Rel
chel.
Horse Lost
A cream colored gelding, has white
name and tail; abou 6-year . old;
weighs about $50; branded on
left jaw and also branded on
left hip. $500 reward. Leave at C.
W. MoOre's livery barn.
Neil r. Chambers.
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FREE-A VIM. A. Rogers & Son
standard plate orange spoon, sent to
any address on receipt of twelve Sun
Kist oranges or lemon wrappers
and SIX &c stamps to pay packing and
mailing. Address, California Fruit
Growers Exchange "a Clark street,
Chicago, Ill.
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Notice..

On and after this date l will not
be responsible for any debts contract
ed in my name by any other person
but myself.
Dated this Goth day of January,
1910. Henry Rhode.
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NOTICE FOR TOWN ELECTION

Pursuant to an order of the Board
of Aldermen of the town of Malta,
Valley County, State of Montana,
notice is hereby given that on Monday
the fourth day of April, 1910, at the
town of Malta, Valley County, State
of Montana. the annual election of
the said Town will be held for the
purpose of electing the following Off
GERS;
One Mayor, two Aldermen for
Ward No. One and two Aldermen for
Ward No. Two.
The polling place in Ward No. One
will be in B. w. Brockway's office,
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-03-30

Miss o. Hargraves, of Mooresville,
n. c., wishes to learn the present
address of her brother E. E. (or Tex
Hargraves. who went from Arlington
to Malta about nine years ago. I'm
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-03-30
and in Ward No. Two in the County

and in Ward No. Two in the County
Jail.
The polls for which election will be
open at O'Clock in the morning and
continue open until six O'Clock in tee
afternoon of the same day.
BY order of the Board of Aldermen
of the Town of Malta, Valley County
State of MOntan.
Dated at Malta, Montana, Feb.
% I'd. 1910.
f. W. Hall. Town Clerk.
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Malta by the nature of it's location the
of the Milk River Valley the
Region
Malta owing to it's geographical bounteous
agricultural community the
States Reclamation Service the St. MayMk
nd-the home of the Lower Milk River
Malta by its surroundings all the
the most beautiful city the Imperial of
Northern Montana.
Malta is the distributing point forthe Dodson Malta
lrgate 10000 OF fertile land in the golden
Valley this
Malta has the largest territory
state of Montana.
Malta by it's natural location will point for
larger area than other city in Northern
Malta is an incorporated city and free
The Washington times., 1910-03-26
MANY APPLICANTS
FOR DAVIS PLACE
Commissioners Expected to
Make Appointment
Next Week.

Several additional applications for the
position on the board OF assistant as
SCISSORS mde vacant by the death or
r. g. Davis, have been filed with the
Commissioners. The latest aspirants
are Edward Stevens. druggist; David
Moore, real estate dealer. II. J.. Kalpe-
les. former water registrar of the Dis
trict, and A " Mallory. real estate
broker.
The Commissioners have also uude
consideration the names OF B. F.
Adams, assistant TO the assessor,
James / Feeney, former president OF
the BOOkbinGeTs' Union, and "A promi-
nent labor leader. Il G. Mclean, dep
uty health officer. Samuel c. Hill. real
estate dealer, and l.. NJ TaicOtt, super
intendent of street extensions.
Commissioner Rudolph said today
that the appointment probably would
not be before Tuesday The Commits
sioners, he said, are carefully consider
iuS the qualifications of each candi-
cate.
The Washington times., 1910-03-26
DEATHS

BELT-On Friday March - 1870 a. 15.-o
p m az his residence. iS4S Fillmore street
northwest. ROBERT VINTON, husband os
Joanna W Belt. in the SiXty-eighth year OF
his age.
Funeral from his late residence on Mon
day. March IS. at 10 D. m. Intermen+ tpri-
vatel at Arlington Cemetery
CAR"ENTER-On SaturIay. Msr.b * 7ara
A. his residence. sl1 y street unrthu-esf Al
i--50 a m JOSEPH CARPENTER he
loved husband of Eliza Carpenter and son
n Jennie Carpenter
Funeral Tuesday. March . al n m
Al Vermont Avenue Church T..
CHEESMAN-On Friday. March .. 1910 A.
$40 ,. m. At his residence. us Y street
northwest. Major ROLAND CURTIN
CHEEShAN, late Of the Fo-ty-ffth Penn
SSINSnia volunteers. aged sevcaty-one years
HEFFER8IAN-On THURSDAY. March q relo
al $50 a. m. after 2 lingering Illness. at
MS parents residence. in rear o. 100. L
street northwest. JOHN C.. beloved son Or
John and Agnes Hefermsu-
Iaterment 70 take place Saturday, March
2S az : ,. m Relatives and friends Invited
to attend.
Baltimore papers please copy) mh25-2Js
ROTH-On Thursday. March q. 1910. us
p m, at residence or her parents cSi
LESS ROTH. aged tventy-four bel Nj
daughter Of Frank and Annie Sharpless and
wife Of Charles W Roth.
Funeral sunday March - p. m. from
residence m.
LAWPENCE-On Thurs lay. March q 1910
az ll 90 D. m. HATTIE LAWRENCE, wife
OF ". J. Lawrence
funeral from her late residence 9aS West
munster street northwest, on SUNDAY, March
=. at D. IN.
L L-E-Departed this life on wednesdav
MARCH IS. 1910 AT . IN, ALICE T.C-
ll,1"TA LEE
uhcral from Ehenczer \ N. f Church
street between Twenty-srventh and
LVe7ty-eiEhtE streets northwest on sun
DAY. March p a. y. m.
NE-Dcpa ted this life after a sudden i'll
ness. on Thursday. March q 1910 AZ 4
a. m, SAMJ Ell NJ LOWE in the eightietb
year Of his axe
p unerai from his late residence. 81 Fourth
street southeast. MONDAY. March q At .
p. m Relatives and friends invited 10
attend
SO G street southeast MARIA
CHARLOTTE RUPERT. aged eight years
ana one month.
Funeral tprivate) on Saturday March ~.
ar D. n
WELcd-On Friday. March .. 1910. al 1o.c9
p m. at MS residence. Zg1S N street
JOSEPH F. WEIGH.
The Washington times., 1910-03-26
JEWS ARE ORDERED
TO Be SEGREGATED
Thousands in Russia to Be
Crowded in Small
Quarters.

BERLIN. March 8.-Die Welt. the
organ OF the German Zionists, published
a Russian dispatch today 70 the effect
that the Russian government has is
sued secret circular 10 local aUthOTi-
ties throughout Russia ordering the
iorcible expulsion of all Jews living
without the pale Of the Jewish Quarter
Of their cities.
The order Involves the return Of the
Jews TO the pale and affects hundreds
OF thousands of Jews, who in the last
lew years have taken advantage OF the
apparent leuiency Of the Zovernmenr and
taken up their residence outside the
recognized Jewish sections.
Die Welts dispatches say the work
ls 70 DC done as quietly as possible, so
as not 10 excite foreign indIgnatiou
Tile order viii greatly increase suf-
ferlng- among the Jews. adding. as Il
viii, thousands Of families 10 the al
ready overcrowded Jewish quarters.
The Washington times., 1910-03-26
CHILD IS MISSING,
NEW YORKER HELD
Fifteen-Year-Ofd Stenogra-
pher Answers "Ad" and
Is Seen No More.

NEW YORK. March 25-Albert W
Woiter. arrested on . charge OF hav-
ing decoyed and abducted Ruth Amos
Wheeler, a hfteen-year-Old E-rl. from
her home last Tuesday by means OF a
fake application to a business college
for a stenOgrapher. WAS held i'm 5000
bail today for examination MonLav.
II developed that Wolter, who Is under
twenty-one, came here from Germany
two years ago. He explained that he
Vas trying 20 get into touch with stem
osra pliers so he might cooperate with
some Of them In translation and earn
ing money" as he had been out OF
work for some time
The Washington times., 1910-03-26
HEARING GRANTED
TO SUFFRAGISTS
House and Senate Judiciary
Committees TO Listen to
Women April 10.

Ihe judiciary Committees o. the
House and Senate viii on April 10 .ace a
determined delegation of nearly three
hundred women suffragists, who will
gather from all parts Of the United
states to be present at the hearings 10
be granted these committees on that
date to the suffragists Of the country
Mrs. Rachel Foster Avery, first vice
president OF the National American
W Oman's Suffrage Association, and
president Of the Pennsylvania Woman 3
Suffrage Association. came from Phila-
deiphla this morning 10 confer with
Senator Rorah Of Idaho and Represent
stive Monden Of wyoming, chairmen
OF the Judiciary Ccnmittees Of the
Senate and House. The day Of April
10 vas fixed for the hearings
The Washington times., 1910-03-26
INFANT MORTALITY HIGH.

BOSTON, March 2s-The proportion
Of babies dying before they are a wear
OLD Is greater IN Boston than in New
YORK, Chicago. Pittsburg, San Fran
cisco. st. Louis. Cleveland. Milwaukee,
Cincinnati or Buffalo. the MIX and
Baby Hygiene Association has reported
Boston's death rate, however, Is ex-
ceeded In the manufacturing cities OF
FaH River and Lowell where, iu 1895.
80 out OF every ] 90 ba bies die- before
they were d year old.
The Washington times., 1910-03-26
Hoods SarsapanIla
Cures All Spring Ailments.

Mrs Marion Bruce, Cumberland. Nc.
writes Il nave taken Hoods Sarsap-
artlla for a great many years. and I
think II the best blood medicine IN the
world. I take it both spring and fall
This last winter and spring 7 was IN
very poor health ] was weak and had
lost All my appetite and 7 wss all run
down As soon as 7 DeG-n 20 take
Hoods SarsaDarilla nv strength came
back and my appetite returned. [ am
now wei. DO my hO-ISgwOrk and no
longer have that tired feeling
Get DO today I'm usual LIQUID form OF
ChOcOlated "a Dlets called Sarsataos-
The Washington times., 1910-03-26
ARMY FROM NORTH
HERE FOR EASTER
New England States We'll Repre-
sented in Ihrong of
Sightseerers.

The New England States will be We'll
represented I'm the Capitals EaStCr. dqv
parades tomorrow More than LOO men
and women from the North are now on
their way TO Washington.
This party OF siSht-Secrs. one of the
largest that ever comprised a specially
conducted tour for points in the South.
LETT Boston aud made the trip to New
York on two steamers.
Leaving New York. the marty started
on its tour Of Philadelphia, Baltimore.
and Washington under the direction of
II. b. l'aToat, the New England repre-
sentative OF the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road. The eNcuTSioniSts will reach
Washington at s O'Clock tonight.
The Washington times., 1910-03-26
WARSHIP TO TAKE
FIRST DIP MAY II
Governor Gilchrist Names Sponsor
for Florida, Newest
Drcadnought.

The battlcship Florida, the latest Of
the Dreadnoughts OF the American
navy nearing compile zion, will be
launched at the New YorI yard. MAY
u.
Governor GilChrist OF Florida has
designated as sponsor. Miss Elizabeth
Fleming, Of Jacksonville, Fla. Miss
Fleming will break the bottle over
the bow OF the huge vessel as she
slides down the ways
The Florida has a displacement of
2l,S2J tons, nearly 1000 tons greater
than that OF the North Dakota whicl
has just gone into commission Her
horsepower is $4,000. and she is OF the
all big gun type.
The Washington times., 1910-03-26
Deaths.

Salvatore Foresta, 80 years. s2S Seventh
street southwest.
John -Assinger, ~ years. 1855 II street
northwest
Nathan NJ Lowe, = years, Washington
Asylum Hospital
June J. Simms. 20 years, 5.S Fourth
street southeast.
Mary +. Callahan. - years. So TUentv-
sixth street northwest
MiIard F. Walsh. . years, Sixth street
Congress Heights, D. c.
Percy Burgess. 81 wears Garfield Ne
mortal Hospital.
Feleice p. Anderson. ~ years. Wash
ington Asylum Hospital
Walker Keller, % years. Government
Hospital for Insane.
Mary Elenor Estiow. & years, I40l ?
street northeast
Mary F. Wright. - years. e4S 3 street
southwest
Anna Mary Merrill. ss years. 1921 G
street northwest
Cecilia Hawkins. I year months. eSB
@ street northwest
Elizabeth Nolan. > months, Children g
Hospital.