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The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-01-06
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Fred Micho was down from
Libby Yesterday.
Miss Hannah Powers visited with
friends in Kalispell last Sunday.
Thos. Dawson and family have
moved to their ranch at Mldvale.
Robert Edmonson left last
evening on a business trip to Iowa.
I. l.. Prudential made a bust
ness trip to the county seat Tues
day.
Edwin Moss returned Tuesday
from Spokane where he spent the
holidays.
Charlie Weller spent the holidays
visiting with his grandmother in
Kalispell.
Miss Myrtle Whaley of Kalispell
visited with Mrs. J. c. Bailey over
New Years.
w. H. O'Connell was in the city
yesterday on business connected
with his office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson spent
Sunday in Kalispell visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. K. Lang.
The little daughter of E. Lowe
who has been i'll with typhoid
fever has completely recovered.
M. Connolly and F. N. Ed
monds departed for Shelby on {
business trip Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Bessie McCullen who visited
over the holidays with Mrs. w. w
Wolcott has returned to Spokane
Superintendent Enloe of the Bis
Bend Light and Power Co., came
over from Spokane Tuesday or
business.
The planning mill was CLOSED
down for half a day Monday OF
account of some of the machiner,
being frozen up.
On January /, D. B. McKnigh
took possession of the store in con
nection with his laundry that wa
owned by Tom Quong.
Alta Kinney was taken sick witt
mild attack of scarlet fever Tues
day morning and her home is un
der quarantine.
J. II. Crum went to jamestown
n. D., last evening to be at tn
bedside of his father who is YER
low and is not expected to recover
On account of the pipes freezin
up the Cadillac dining room wa
closed on Monday and Tuesda
while the plumber was maxim
repairs.
Misses Galva Bardin and Graz
Robinson returned to Kalispell SUI
day evening to resume their studio
at school after spending their vac;
tion at home.
The work on the Whitefsh Steal
Laundry is progressing NIGEL!
Contractor E. A. Knight will ha,
the building ready for the install,
ton of the machinery soon, whio
Is expected to arrive now any da,
The reports OF scarlet fever durir
the past few weeks have caused
great deal Of alarm to parents
small children, but the situate
is not serious. There are now on
Two cases in town and they are bot
mild. Several places that ha,
been under quarantine we
1Eeleased during the past week.
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The Eatted Calf,

That mighty unfair trick Of killing
the fatted calf for the prodigal causes
more family rows than anything else
on earth except the division of fathers
money.-Atchison Globe.
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Mrs. Carl Scheffer was shopping
in Kalispell yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Danhisser went to
Kalispell yesterday to spend a few
weeks visiting with friends.
During the year 1909 the report
of the health officer shows that
there were SO births in Whitefsh.
Miss Josie Brown is on the sick
list and has not been able to attend
to her duties at the telephone ex
change.
Miss Maude Bronson, formerly Of
Havre, now a teacher at Whitefish,
spent Christmas here visiting her
sister Mrs. Z. J.-Troy, and old
friends. -Havre Plaindealer.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Avery went
to Columbia Falls yesterday to
remain for a couple Of weeks.
Editor Clemens is taking a vacation
and is visiting in Helena and in
the meantime Mr.. Avery will look
after the welfare of the Columbian.
All the teachers in the school
were on hand Monday morning to
resume their duties except Miss
Dryer who resigned during vaca-
ton. At present there will not be
any new teacher hired to take her
place. Principal Gloyde will look
after part of her classes for a time.
The schools opened again Mon
day after a week of holiday vaca-
ton in a rather unsettled way on
account of the death OF Loretta
Chessman, who was pupil in the
fourth grade. A great many of the
parents hesitated about sending
their children to school until the
scarlet fever scare has abated.
| DR.. S. B. Stone came over from
Cut Bank yesterday on a business
trip. The doctor is very enthusi
astic about the future of Cut Bank
and has become a great booster fol
that little town, which he says vii
have big boom in the spring wher
there are a great number of home
steaders coming in to settle on thu
surrounding land.
One of the old land marks o
Kalispell was destroyed by fir,
early Saturday morning. It was
one story wooden building on Mali
street between Fourth and Fifth
which at one time did service il
Demersville as a commercial house
, and was later brought to Kalispel
. on wheels when the town was start
ed with the coming of the railroa
s in the summer of 1892.
Attorney Merle G.. Greene ha
added to his office complete set {
:, the Pacific Reporter system con
tanning all the cases that have bee
decided in the supreme courts {
the western states, consisting c
n 1O4 volumns. These have bee
,. encased in a beautiful sections
e book case which has added yer
' business like air to his office.
While Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Rol
inson were in Iowa attending til
g interment of Mr.. Robinson's brotl
a er, E. A. Robinson, who died here
If the father of Mrs. Robinson die
n also and added another burden I
y their already heavy sorrows. A fe
h days before the death of E. A. Rol
re inson his wife passed away, so thel
re were three deaths in the family il
side of two weeks.
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o.un,.nent Arranavmvus.

Conductor-What! A half ticket for
each of those girls? Passenger-Yes,
sir. Conductor-One Of them looks to
teen. Passenger-That's right: but,
you see. they're half sisters.-Chicago
News.
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place.
Fred Emard, who has been Wis
ting with friends here for the past
few days, returned to Spokane last
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Coverdale bf
Bigfork, have been the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Cheevers the
past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seagrave and
family of Leavenworth, Wash, are
visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Trynke.
City Attorney Merle G. Greene
returned Saturday morning from
his home at Kansas City where he
spent the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Peasley re-
turned Tuesday evening from st.
Paul, where they had been visiting
for the past few weeks.
There has been excellent skating
on the river during the past week,
which has brought out great many
skaters in the evenings.
Mrs. F. J. Summers Of w mona
Mimi. visited here Saturday at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Ma
zurie while enroute to Copperfeld,
Ore.
An uncle of James Meneley and
Mrs. Schradi is expected this even
ing from San Francisco, who will
pay them short visit while en-
route to Chicago.
Mrs. James Spear from near Kali
ispell, is in the hospital here where
she underwent a very delicate oper-
alton for tumor. She is doing
we'll at this time and it is expected
that her recovery will be speedy.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Coleman
returned on New Years day from
their visit to Spokane. They went
over on No. 43 that was derailed al
Valcour two weeks ago Monday ir
which both of them received in
juries, but not serious. 1t was by
the merest chance that Mrs. Cole
man escaped instant death. Sh'
was sitting in a portion of the ca
that was totally caved in and wa
dragged into safety by her brothe
Just in the nick of time.
Mike Ornsby was arrested yester
day on the complaint of Sheriff
O'Connel. Ornsby is habitua
drunkard and numerous complaint
have been made about him, so tn
sheriff took him under his wing AM
- will look after him for the mex
thirty days. He is an old offende
in Kalispell and Columbia Fall
and has served a little time in tn
county Jail before. While he wa
IS here he was acting as porter at tn
If Hotel Cadillac.
Jas. Lydon, representing tn
:. Capital Security company of Wash
:. ington, D. c., was in the city for
= few days this week comforting wit
:, the various business men with
view of encouraging the building {
homes here which his compan
makes possible by lending none
J. to those who wish to build HON
le at such a low rate of interest thu
l. it is within reach of everyone. |
., looking over the situation here h
d was very much impressed wit
10 Whitefsh and expects to be bac
W here again in few days to fartht
D. his plans. The business men thu
re he came in contact with encourage
l. him in his project, because White
fish needs more homes.
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When He Enjoys Home.
"Does your husband enjoy his homer
"Yes-whenever l want him to take
me to the theater."- Cleveland Leader.
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Out of a great evil may come a great
Rood-Italian PrOverb.
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Wanted Full Credit.

"Now, my little man, you are accused
Of striking another boy and knocking
out one Of his teeth"
"'Scuse me, jedge, two of his teeth"
Life.
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Venezuela received its name from
the early Spanish residents. who saw
In 1t q resemblance to Venice.
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FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS

VIM. WINoLOW . oOO E1ITNA . nut
Has been used for over FIFTY Weary by MILL
IONS of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
TEETHlNG, with PERFECT SUCCESS. IT
sOOTHES the CHILD, SOFTENS the GUNS,
ALLAN all PAIN; CURES WIND COLlC, and
is the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold by
Druggists in every part of the world. Be sure
and ask for Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup :"
and take 10 other kind. Csc bottle.
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WANTED-A situation by an exper-
fenced cook. Mrs. J. H. Biggs, CO.
lumbia Hotel Pl-l3
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FOR RENT

TO RENT-Furn,slcd room. Inquire
OF Mrs. H. S. Robinson near M. f.
church. rs
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FOR RENT furnished housekeeping
rooms. Apply to Mrs. j. Duncan.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-22
LOWELL PARTY
MEN ORGANIZE
FOR CAMPAIGN
Young Mems Democratic Club
Takes Form in Meeting Held
in Little Town Thursday
Night.

A rousing meeting of the democrats
Of Lowell, held last evening in JUS
tice Murphy's office resulted in the
formation Of the Young Mems Demo
cratic club, which has for its obpject
the promotion of the success of the
party in the, constitutional campaign
about to open.
William Graham was chosen presi-
dent Of the club, and W. d. Evans sec
rotary. Each Of the officers made
short addresses. being followed by
other members OF the club. who added
greatly TO the enthusiasm OF the
gathering. Plans for the campaign in
Lowell were discussed and decided up
on. il being the decision OF the meet
ing that a hot campaign looking
toward organization OF the party
should be started at once. This cam
paign viii be launched Immediately,
and. it is believed by members Of the
club. Lowell will show herself to be
largely democratic in tone when the
time for balloting comes around.
With Lowell in the organization is in
eluded Warren which will also be
thoroughly organized.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-22
CHRISS CASE RUNS
INTO COMPLICATIONS
WIFE DISMISSED ON LARcENcY
CHARGE HAS HUSBAND AR
RESTED FOR ASSAULT

Henry Chriss. who charged his wife
with the embezzlement Of $50 which
he alleged to be funds of the Singer
Sewing Machine company. Of which
he is agent. was unable to prove the
validity Of his charge and Judge
High. before whom the case was
tried yesterday afternoon. dismissed
il for want OF evidence. He also
ruled that the prosecutor should pay
all the costs.
Chriss swore out a warrant on
Wednesday for the arrest of mis- wife
on the above charge She was APP
pretended in Douglas. brought back
10 the city by Constable Twomey
and Deputy Foster. and later released
on her own recognizance by Judge
High to appear before him yesterday.
After the dismissal OF the case
Chriss and his wife went to Lowell,
where they have friends. Here his
wife had him arrested on the charge
OF assault. The case was to have
been heard before Judge Murphy at
$50 yesterday afternoon, but it was
postponed until some time today.
Chriss was released on his own
recognizance pending the trial.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-22
WOMAN FEARS
KIND PURPOSE
OF HERFR|ENOS
Pathetic Case of Mother of
-Four Ba'5ieS in Which Char
ity Workers Are Blamed
Without Cause.

Misunderstanding the kindly efforts
OF the charity committee OF the Bisbee
board of trade as an attempt to take
her children from her. a woman
whose name can not be ascertained
gathering her four small children and
few scanty belongings left Bisbee
hurriedly a few days ago. going out
into the mountains. The case is one
Of the most distressing that has come
under the observation OF the char
ity committee for some time.
The woman was discovered by Miss
Cummings, charity worker for the
board and food and clothing were pro
vided while plans were being made
for taking care of her. Her four chill
dren We're practically babies not one
being old enough to aid its mother
The woman declared that she had
been deserted by her husband about
three weeks ago.
Miss Cummings. IN an effort to aid
the woman. suggested that she give
up one or two of the little ones. as she
could find good homes for them. She
could then secure employment and
support the others. Misunderstanding
the meaning of Miss Cummings and
taking L for granted that she was
TO be bereft of the tiny lives that
were dearer to her than her own.
the woman became frightened. and
and left the house in which she was
staying tramDing several miles over
the mountain roads to a ranch house.
where she told a story Of fleeing To
escape having her children torn from
her. On account of this misunder-
standing the board has been cen
sured Another version of the story
that has caused additional censure
to be visited on the board and its
worker is to the effect that in order to
get rid Of the problem imposed by
the deserted wife and her babes, they
were sent to the country The facts
however, are declared to be those
stated above.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-22
NATIONAL LEAD
SLUMPS AFTER
DECLARATION
Stock Falls Many Points in
Trading Carrying Others
With Il, But COpperS Re-
main Firm,

NEW YORK July ef.-Until a re-
duction in dividends Of National Lead
was announced the stock market was
dull The news created speculative
excitement. an influence which was
reinforced by the unsupported cOn1i
tiCn of the stock. A one-hundred
share sale was only effected by a
rapid concession of from l to 2
points Closing last night az 50 8 s,
it sold as low as 50. Such violent
shrinkage in even a single security
is bound to affect other shares and
some protective liquidation occurred.
Stimulants in speculation enhanced
by rumors OF steps looking to
betterment OF the copper trade push
ed up the price Of the metal and in
dustrials. The regular Amalgamat-
ed dividend was unannOnneed until
after the close. but last prices show
ed recovery.
Bonds. irregular Sales S1,009 GOO.
L. S. bonds. unchanged
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-22
POOR 10 FACES CUT
IN RATION FUND
INDIAN BUREAU DECIDES THAT
RED MAN LACKS lNDEPEH-
DENCE, AND DECIDES.

WASHINGTON July 21.-To raise
the Indian to the plane Of indepen-
dence occupied by the other races,
the bureau of Indian affairs will mate
rally decrease the rations distributed
among them this year. The officials
engaged in apportioning the Indian
appropriation for the current year
will reduce the number of Indians
who receive supplies gratuitously
from the government by ten per cent
This year the rations it is expected,
will be confined largely to aged In
vs. The Indian bureau feels that
by decreasing the ratiOns as far as
possible it will help the Indian by
teaching him that self support is
necessary.
Last year II SOS Indians received
rations and supplies from the gov
eminent at a total cost Of S412,142.
This cost is expected to be reduced
by s28.033 this year.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-22
MINING MAN FACES
BIGAMY CHARGES
ALBERT IVES, OF ELY, NEVADA
SAID TO HAVE Welded YoUNGI
GIRL.

DENVER, Colo, July 21.-Upon
Complaint Of Special Officer J. S.
Phillips, OF the juvenile courts Al
bert Ives. a well known mining man,
who owns large mining interests at
Ely. Nevada was arrested upon the
charge Of bigamy Ives is charged
with marrying sixteen-year-old Hazel
Barter, while he had a wife and an
eleven-year-old daughter living.
The marriage is alleged 70 have TAX
en- place in Golden Colo. on June II.
The charge is made that the mother
Of the girl, although acquainted with
the fact that Ives was already mar
ried, accompanied Ives and her daugh-
ter and was a witness to the ceremony.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-22
CANADIAN MEN
REACH FINAL
SETTLEMENT
viii Not Call Strike on C, Pa
But Arbitration Offers to
Grand Trunk BattlerS Are
Rejected,

MONTREAL. July 2t.-All posi-
bility that the trainmen Of the Cana
dian Pacific would strike was remov-
ed today when a definite agreement
was reached. The men have gained
ninety per cent of their demands.
New schedules retroactive up to
May / will be inaugurated the for
NAL agreement for which will ~
signed tomorrow.
A proposition to arbitrate came
30 the Grand Trunk and the chair
man of the strikers from Minister OF
Labor King Speedy answers are re-
quested. The company's has been
mailed, but Mr.. Hays declines to dis
cuss it.
Vice President Murdoch of the
trainmen. also replied. He said that
he does not believe there is anything
to be gained by a discussion of arbi-
tration. Outside of arbitration talk.
the strike developments are unimport-
ant
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-22
CAR ROLLS OVER
STEEP EMBANKMtAT
E. M. VAN SETTER ESCAPES UN-
INJURED BUT NEW AUTO is
WRECKED.

One OF the narrowest escapes from
death or serious injury experienced
By a Bisbee man within many moons
was that Of E. NJ. Van Settler of the
Copper Queen store offices, when his
new Studebaker f. NJ. F. car got from
under his control while turning into
the Quality hill road near the Doyle
house. and going Of the road rolled
over him but he escaped unhurt
save for a few minor bruises. Chauf-
feur Jackson. of the Palace garage,
who was with him in the car, escaped
by jumping
According to the best accounts Of
the affair obtainable, Mr. Van Settler
purchased the car recently. and yes
terday was his first ride in it, He
secured the services OF Jackson, who
was to instruct him in guiding it.
After taking a spin on the level dur
ing which he became quite proficient
for a beginner. he decided to try out
the more difficult high roads II
was in making a turn into the lTsl
OF these that the car went over The
emDankment.
Although badly broken about the
body, the engines still retained their
entirety and the car was run into
the garage where it will have TO re-
main for several days for repairs. ON
its own power. II is considered that
the accident was an extremely lucky
one as the steering wheel barely
missed Mr.. Van Settler as the car
rolled over him Had it struck him
there can be little doubt that he
would have been seriously injured
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-22
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK. July 2f.-StandarI
copper. firm; spot July 11S7 1-2T
1925; August 1190d1225: Sept.
1195d12.3O; Oct. 1212d12.3O. Arriv-
ais 265 tons; exports 100 tons, max
ing 1886 this month. London.
steady, spot, So, Is Sd; futures 81.
13s, Cd. Lake. 1852 IL G12.68 IL.
Electrolytic I225GI25O; casting
1912 12G1225. Tin. spot, firm; fu-
lures. steady. Spot, July 33.ee634OO;
August 32.75G33.O0; Sept and Oct.
32.50d $500. London. firm; spot 149.
los. and futures $50. rs Sd Lead.
steady, AS bid. New York i.27 ia
i435 East St Louis. London. spot.
II. lis. Sd. Spelter. steady. 5.50G
$50. New York. and 1850 5.05 East
St Louis
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-22
ockERsoN HOLDS CONFERENCE

WASHINGTON. July 21.-S.. A. Oc-
kersOn. OF St Louis. a member OF
the Mississippi river commission,
today conferred with officials Of the
interior department in regard 20
taking charge of the work Of con
trolling the Colorado river. which
threatens serious damage 70 life and
property in Imperial valley. Cal
Ockerson made known the terms I'M
der which he viii accept the posi-
ton and these VIII be submitted to
the president for approval
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-22
ESTATE TO CHILDREN

GRANITE CITY H.. July 21.-By
the death OF Mrs. Mary Neidringhaus
at her summer home at jamestown,
r. l., yesterday, the 100000 C.state
OF her husband. the late W. F. Neid-
ring haus will revert to her four sons
and six daughters to be divided among
Them. William r. Neidringhaus died
July 10. 1905 He was the founder OF
Granite City as an industrial commuu
ity, and his estate consisted chiefly
OF stock in a manufacturing concern
and real estate here and in St. Louis,
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-22
CUNNINGHAM MAY
BRING BACK HOSP
FORMER HEAVIER FOR ANGELS
DIcKERIN6 WITH BIsBEE d.
RECTOR FOR CONTRACT.

LOS AONGELES, July 21.-Franz
Hosp. former Seraph HEAVIER, is plan
ming an early return to the diamond
and may possibly be on the job for
Bisbee in a short time. Hosp, il is
understood, is not averse to testing
the Arizona climate as a member of
the Blsbee team Probably there viii
be an early conference between him
and NJ. J. Cunningham, one Of the
Bisbee directors who is now in this
city. Hosp has been taking treatment
for his arm with beneficial results.
He will be required TO pitch but one
game a week for Bistse.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-22
WHITE SAYG FIGHT
WELL WORTH SEEING
5lSBEE DEPUTY TELLS OF GREAT
BATTLE HE WITNESSED IN RE-
NO.

Following a vacation of several
he visited Reno and witnessed the mis-
called Battle of the Century" be
tween Jack Johnson and Jim Jeffries.
Deputy Sheriff VIII White returned to
Bisbee yesterday. He was surrounded
during the greater part the day by
an eager crowd OF fans anxious TO
hear at first hand the story OF the
attic
Il surely do not think that Jeffries
was 'doped', said Dir White in answer
to the query as TO the white mans
condition. All that there was to it
was that he went up against too big
"a proposition He fought a game
fight, but was not in it with the ne
gro. "Outclassed,' is the only express
sion that fits it, / am not sorry
that | was there, though The sight
Of all the celebrities OF the prize ring
was worth seeing even if the fight did
result disappointingly."
In speaking of the way in which the
final decision was received by the
crowd, Mr.. White stated that he had
been to many funerals where the at
PENDANTS deported themselves far
more indecOrously than did the fight
crowd when it left the arena. There
were mighty few of US who did not
feel as if we had been to a funeral,
he said.
Mr.. White after leaving Reno Wis
tied for a time in Salt Lake and later
went TO Denver and other Colorado
cities. Although he had Intended to
so to Detroit to attend the Elks con.
vention, the lure OF COlorado's trout
streams proved too great and ne
went no further east
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-22
MOTHER SAVES SON.

FLINT, Mich. July PA brake
man on a westbound Grand Trunk
passenger train which passed through
Flint this morning was threatened by
strikers here. Just as they were
mounting the car steps the brake
mans mother stepped onto the plat
form and shouted that before they
could touch her son they must deal
with her. Then the train pulled
out
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-22
FREEZES TO DEATH

NEWARK y. J., July 21.-Frozen
to death in mid-July. with the tenn
Derature lowering around 80 degrees
was the fate yesterday OF Paul Sorrento
an employee OF an iron foundry OF
Florence. y. ]. Sorrento was over
come by the intense heat Of his work,
and a physician advised placing ice
about his head.
Eager friends took the advice too
literally and placed large cakes Of
ice about his head, neck and limbs.
Becoming alarmed a few hours later
the young mans family recalled the
physician. who discovered that his
patient had been dead for some time.
Examination showed that too much
ice had actually frozen the man.