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The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-04
Public Sale,

Notice Ii. hereby given that | viii,
on the sth day Of August. 1912. at the
hour OF 2 o'clock D. m, at the clty
pound on Second street. In the city oi
Missoula. Montana. expose the follow
ing described stock at public auction
to pay the pound fees and costs OF
keeping ana sale. to-wlt:
Ono small brown mare, one eye
branded with an anchor on right
stifle, and G A. on left stifle.
witness my hand this 3rd day Oi
August. 1919.
w, ". HOUSTON.
Chief of Police,
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Notice for Publication.

Department of tho Interior, United
States Land office at Missoula, Mon
tana, July %. 1919.
Notice In hereby given that Edclbcrt
G. Cook, of tpeBorgia, Montana. who.
on May IS. zoos. made homestead en-
try 32st. serial No. 010So. for the south
half Of the northeast quarter of the
southwest quarter southeast quarter
OF the northwest quarter OF the south
west quarter. cast half OF the south
west quarter of the southwest quarter,
southeast quarter Of the southwest
quarter of section II. and the northeast
quarter Of the northwest quarter. north
half of the southeast quarter OF the
northwest quarter. southwest quarter
Of the southeast quarter of the north
west quarter of section II. township
10 north range 30 west, Montana
meridian. has filed notice of intention
to make three year proof. To establish
ella I'M tn the land above described, be-
fore register and receiver at Missoula.
Montana. on the 9th day Of Septem-
ber. 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses: T..
s. Hogan. John Collins. Joe Maza.
William Whitmareh. all Of DeRergia.
Montana.
JOSIAH SKULL. Register.
7-ai-s-30
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Notice 10 Contractors.

Sealed bids or proposals Will be re-
ceived by the city clerk at the city
hall. Missoula, Montana. I'LL 10 o'clock
.. M. August 7, 1912. for wiring and
installing an automatic fire alarm
system In the city of Missonla, Nom
tana, In accordance with the speclfl-
cations on file In the office OF the city
clerk.
The city council reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
w. II. SMITH. City Clerk.
TIA 3f--8-4-7
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Notice tor Publication,

Department OF the Interior. United
States Land office at Mlssoula.
Montana, July %, 1919.
Notice is hereby given that Edwin
Parry OF Jocko. Montana. who. on
March IS. 1911, made homestead entry
No. 033Ql. for the southwest quarter
OF the southwest quarter ~ section
20. township II north. range 20 west.
Montana meridian. has filed notice Of
Intention to make commuiatIon proof
In establish claim to the land above
described before register and receiver
ai MIasoula, Montana. on the 9th day
Of September. 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses: Clay
Phelps. Frank Phelps Beunie Phelps.
Gcdeon Tetteault. all OF Missoula.
Montana.
JOSIAH SKULL. Register.
Ira to a-24
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HATrER.
HATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED
Hat Box. Ia North Higgins avenue
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
Notice for publ,oat,on.

Notsce for publication.
Department OF the interior, United
States Land office, Missonla. Mon
tana. July If. 1912.
Notice is hereby given that Sophro-
nah Walford, widow of John II.
Waford. deceased, Missoula, Mon
tana. who on January 1. 1905,
made homestead entry 3044. serial
No. 0969. for the north half Of the
northwest quarter. southwest quarter
Of the northwest quarter, northwest
quarter OF the southwest quarter OF
section "a, township ~ north, range ~
west. Montana meridian. has filed no.
tice OF intention to make five wear
proof to estab'Is Ish claim 10 the land
above described. before register and
receiver. at Missoula. Montana, on the
26th day of August. 1912.
Claimant names ms witnesses.
chuff Vasser. Harry Vasser. George
Duncan. Henry v. Waford, all OF Mis-
soula, Montana.
JOSIAH SKULL Register.
7-f7 tn S--17. 1912.
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AucrioNEER.

X. l.. KJRkHART. LICENSED AUC-
tioneer; live stock; real estate: farm
sales: satisfaction guaranteed. Of
flee. i2a w Cedar st.. phone ERA
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FOR SALE
9x12 Wilton rug.
9x12 Brussels rug.
Steel bed.
Box springs.
Foster a. Stearns mattress.
Rocker.
Sectional bookcase.
Kitchen queen.
Magazine rack
Clothes hamper.
Three fold screen.
Pair of portieres.
Dne-quart Ice cream freezer.
Sewing machine. practically new.
All of the above In first -class con-
dt'on. 1119 South Fourth west Phone
500 red.
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POULTRY.

FOR SALE-20 BARRED ROCK
hens and thoroughbred two year -old
male also 22 pure bred Barred
Rock chicks, six and eight weeks
old. VIII sell any number to suit
purchaser. Bell sphoQa 40 red Il
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-04

TO RENT-iFIvE-ROOM MODERN
house. with range: must be cheap
steady renter: give location and
price. p. o. Box 1858. Ind. 2729.
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Call for City Of Missouta General Fund
Warrants.

M'ssoula. Montana. August 1. 1917
ON presentation at my office. IN the
city hall. ! viii pay MI general fund
warrants up tn and including No i0g02.
registered December q. 1910 Interest
viii cease tn mature August 6. 1912.
GEO. J.. PORTER.
CITY Treasurer.
S-i-2-3-4-a-6
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TENANT WANTgo

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RENTER
for nine-r0Om house. partly FUR
nished. Call at 236 South Third.
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MATERNITY HOSPITAL.

PLEASANT HOME DURING con-
finemenf; new and convenient.
Phone 1853 red; residence. b46 Rollins.
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HAIR GOODS.

SWITCHES MADE TO ORDER
Switches made over and hair added:
combings made into switches or
puffs. Call up Bell 1922 red, or drop
q postal. we will call and give yoii
prices have lots for sale cheap,
all In desirable location. wellington
Bennett, s35 South Sixth street, west,
opposite Willard school. Look for this
nd every Sunday.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-04

WANTED-FIVE TO SEVEN ROOM
modern house on south side Must
be In good condition; rent reason
BILE. S92 black.
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sus,Ness OPPORTUNITIES

sus'Ness oPpoaTvN,r,ga
SALOON, IN BEST LOCATION IN
Missoula. r.. Missoulian.
FOR SALE--SAwMILL, COMPLETE.
Address, Box II. Stevcnsviile, Mont.
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FOR SALE--COMPLETE OUTFIT or
barber fixtures; chairs, bathtub
mirror. etc; practically new; bar
gain " taken at once. Amply Minute
Lunch, 509 N. Higgins ave-, phone
21l Black.
BOND ISSUES $4,000 UPWARDS
negotiated; railway, steamship. gas,
water, timber, coai. irrigation, min
ing and general corporations organ
Ised: franchises and trust deeds
drnwn. l.. n. Roscnbaum, Hotel
GreEor'ar. Firth Ave. and s6th St.
New York. N. Y.
WANTED-PARTNER WITH ONE
thousand dollars cash capital to use
IN introducing a new and wonderful
Incubator tpatents pcnding). on the
market to a manufacturer who will
manufacture and sell the same on
royalty basis; % per cent of the
net proceeds guaranteed to man
who VIII back proposition. For
particulars call on Mlssohla Ad,er-
tisfng and Publicity Bureau, No.
327 Higgins Ave-, Misso,ila, Mont.
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sloo MONTHLY AND EXPENSES
% travel and distribute samples for
dig manufacturer: steady work. s.
Srheffer 7e2 Sherman, C,,icnro.
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hELP wANrep-MALe.

WANTED--TWO MEN no LEARN
auto driving and repairing. 100
Front avenue, Spokane.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-04

AN OPPORTUNITY FOR A LIVE
man selling our guaranteed Yakima
valley Grown nursery stock; ex-
elusive territory: outfit free: cast,
weekly; hustle" not experience. re-
Auifed. Toppenish Nursery COM
-pany. Toppenish. Wash.
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WHY BUY SECOND HAND TYPE
writer when you can purchase di-
rect from the manufacturers fac
tory rebuilt Remington and Smith
Premiers for $50 and mp. fully
guaranteed. new rental rates. one
'n w suar nrnver 10 fona, fnal "p or address ,,
phone 344 black, city.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-04
wANTeo-HousEs

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WANTED--rO RENT ROOM
modern house: close in. or on car
line. Reply to H." MissouIian.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED-s6NOO PER
week; no Investment or experience
necessary; write for particulars. p
w. Goodman. President. 422 South
6th Ave, Chicago.
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WANTED-LoANs

WANTED-LoAN OF Si.200, OR
loan of $4,000. Ranch security: Z OF
years. private money preferred
Address, Loan, care Missoulian.
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WANTEp-sAlEsMeN.

N p MONEY SELLING OUR
0ardy, guaranteed stock; free out
ut: cash weekly: steady work.
Yakima Valley Nursery company.
Toppenish. Wash.
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MEN FOR F1REMEN AND BRAKE
men on nearby railroads: $50 TO 800
monthly; promotion, engineer or
conductor; experience unnecessarv.
no strike: age 1895. Many posi-
tlons for competent men. Raiiroad
employing Headquarters; thousa nds
OF men sent to positions state age,
Railway Association, Box /, Mis-
soulian.
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THREE INDIAN ALLOTMENTS. %
acres each. four miles from Poison
Joining the falls. Addrese John n
Matt Arlaa. Mont.
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Odyssee de rs PoIOnais aux
EtatS.UniS

Lima, Ohio.-Viugt-cinq Polo
nais, accompanies dun interpr6te,
sont allies raconter au juge Holmes
la triste histoire qpi fut Ia leur de-
puts leur arriv6e en- Am6rique.
D6barqu6s a New-York, lis fu-
rent aussit6t victimes des agisse-
ments dune agence de travail.
Parqu6s CONNIE des animaux, lis
6taient bouscul6s, ,frapp6s,voire me.
me bless6s par leurs patrons, ,d6pou-
lilies meme de leur identit6 ct enfn
exp6di6s a Lima pour y etre en-
ploy6s q la construction dun che
min de fer.
Plusieurs de ces malheureux ou-
vriers portaient des pleasures.
Ills ont racont6 qua leur arriv6e
q New York, on leur await fait 81
gner un contrat avec une agence
de travail, contrat don't ills ne pou-
vaient conna1 re les termes, ct que,
.depuis, lis avaient etc soumis q un
v6ritable sewage.
Les tribunaux de Lima wont sui
vre cette afaire, ct l'on s'attend q
ce que des revelations sensation
nelles Sc produisent.
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NOUvEAU RECORD

Willecoublay, France. M.
George Legagneux, lieutenant du
corps de reserve de paviation, a
battu le record 6tabli par un autre
Francais, M. Roland Gorros, le 6
septembre.
Legagneux est monte q 572O me-
tres 1876 pieds) soft 72O metres
de plus que Garros.
Legagneux a fait les 1000 pre-
miers metres en- deux minutes ct
demi. Au bout de Z minutes il
6tait rendu q 1000 metres ct au
bout de As minutes il 6tait a $40
metres.
Rendu q 1890 metres (l5747
pieds), Legagneux dut faire usage
dun tube d'oxygene pour respirer
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LIE CARDINAL GIBBONS EFT
LIE DIVORCE AUX E.-U.

Saint-Louis, Missouri .-Devant
cinq cent cinquante personnes, re.
unies au d6jeuner du City Club, le
cardinal Gibbons declare que ST
jamais un historien 6crit sur la
grandeur ct la d6cadence de la re-
publique am6ricaine, il n'attribue-
ra par sa d6faite q une arm6e 6tran-
gere, mais a l'immoralit6, a la ne
gligence ct a lapostasie politique
de ses propres citoyens.
Avant son discours, le cardinal a
dit, en- interview, que le suffrage
6gal pour les femmes CONNIE pour
les hommes ne fera qu'augmenter
le divorce qui est le plus grand NAL
don't soufrent les Etats-Unis. Les
femmes sont d6ja trop pretes a re-
courir au divorce pour qu'on leur
dome le moyen den abuser, en-
leur accordant lie droit de vote 6gal
q celui que possede rhomme.
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LIE comit6 general charge par le
Board of Trade, de dresser les pre-
paratits pour la reception des dele
CUES Changers, le 80 courant, s'est
r6uni jeudi soir.
M. Edward M. Woodward pre-
sident du comit6, dirigeait la re-
union. La plus grande partie des
membres du comit6 assistaient q
l'assembl6e, ainsi que M. Louis H.
Buckley, le president du comit6 de
l'itin6raire.
Apres avoir entendu les diff6
rents rapports, ct en- avoir discut@
les details, il f'lt decide de faire I'm
rapport complet Gu programme e
des plans de la reception q une as
sembl6e sp6ciale des directeurs du
Board of Trade. Cette assembl6e
sera pr6sid6e par M. Woodward.
A cette assembl6e il fut
annonc6 que tous les d6legu6s
6trangers venant de Boston a Wor-
cester, arriveront en- cette vile
dams deux trains sp6ciaux. Les
d6l6gu6s d6barqueront a la gare
Union.
LIE comit6 a appris des membres
de la chambre du commerce de
Boston, que le nombre de d6l6gu6s
6trangers qui assisteront au con-
gres de Boston, est fix6 a 535 men,
bres, repr6sentant pres de Gin
quante pays. LIE nombre de dele
CUES des Etats-Unis sera de 235, ce
qui portera le nombre de d6l6gu6s
qui assisteront au congress de Bos-
ton, q no personnes, mais plusieurs
de ces d6l6gu6s neviendront pas q
Worcester.
Les officers du Board of Trade
pr6disent que de 400 a 500 dele
CUES seront les h0tes du banquet
local.
M. Woodward nomm6 un nou-
veau comit6 don't le devoir sera de
s'occuper a ce que Establishments
ct institutions de la vile de Wor-
cester soient d6cor6s avec godt a
l'occasion de cette visite.
LIE nouveau comit6 est compose
CONNIE suit: M. A. P. Cristy, pre-
sident du comit6; les autres mem
sont: MN. George E. Booth,
Herman Eldredge, Luther G.
Brown, F, E. Hawes, le maire
David F. O'Connell ct Wallace T.
Morley, president de passociation
des marchands.
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Etats=Wnis

New-York.-Un chirurgien a ex-
trait du poumon d'Olga Martin,
une 6pingIe orn6e dune perle, que
la jeune file await aval6e acciden-
tellement il y a deux ans, en- fai-
SAINT sa toilette q la hate. L'6pin-
gle await gliss6 dams le pharynx.
Les rayons x ont permits de faire
cette delicate operation.
New-Rochelle, n. Y. I'm SER
eice d'hydro-a6roplane sera 6tabli
vntre Glenhead, Long Island, ct
New Rochelle, par le "Glenwood
Country Club l'aviateur Char
les Wald pilotera l'hydro a6ropla-
ne qui transporter des passengers
ct des coils postaux.
Chicago.-L' L'interrogatoire des
t6moins dams la cause du gouver-
nement contre la international
Harvester Company" don't la dis
solution est demand6e, a 6t6 COM
mencee lei. Cette compagnie don't
le capital est de $l4O,OOO,OO0, est
accus6e de violer la loi Sherman
relative aux trusts.
Jersey City, N. J.-Le Reverend
Pere Francis Casey, qui faisait
partie du personnel du College
Saint-Pierre de Jersey City, a sue
comb6 au' cancer a Phopital Saint
Francois q l;age de "a ans.
LIE PAre Casey 6tait Fun des J6-
suites les plus connus en- Am6ri-
lque.
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ANNONCEs:

ANNONCES:
Tarf des annonces DOME. sur appl,
cation.
Demandes d'emploi-demande de do
mestiques on d'emloyes- pour
chambre Ou pension = annonces pour
0bjets perdus on trouves.
Au taux de UN CENT du mot
tr
Nous enver1ons nn numero specimen
du journal toute personne qui en- fera
demande
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Bureaux: sos Avenue Centrale

Washington Des complica-
tions menacent de s'elever entire
notrs pays ct le Japon a cause
dun Japonais qui a etc tue dams
une r6cente bataille au Mexique.
LIE gouvernement japonais a pro-
test6 ct semble vouloir tenir les
Etats-Unis responsables de cette
mort sous pretexte qu'ils devaient
prot6ger les etrangers dams ce pays
ravage par la guerre civile. On
espere dependant regler cette ques-
tiou Paimiable.
Philadelphie.-Mgr John j. Nc
Cort a etc consacr6 6veque auxi-
liaire de Philadelphia.
La CONSIDERATION etc faite en- la
cath6drale par Mgr Fitzmaurice,
6veque d;Erie, ct de Mgr Shanna-
han, 6veque de Harrisburg. La
c6r6monie a etc tres imposante.
LIE nouvel 6veque est le recteur
de r6glise de Notre Dame des Sept
Douleurs, a Pliladelphie-ouest.
New-York.-Les socialistes sont
triomphants parce qu'ils ont obte-
nu par pentreprise de Pinspecteur
Schmittberger, la permission de
porter le drapeau rouge dams leur
demonstration. Ills pr6tendent
avoir autant de droit que les au-
tres au drapeau irlandais ou a1le-
mand ou francais.
Charleston, Ve.-Huit gr6vistes
ont etc bless6s don't Fun mortelle-
ment par les gardens de Carbon
Coal Co., au moment Oh ces gems
tentaient de METRE le feu a un
hangar a charbon. lis furent
avertis de s'6loigner, mails CONNIE
Ills ont brave la menace des gardes
lis ont tire ct huit ont 6t6 bless6s.
Washington.-D'apres de nou-
velles estimations, publi6es par la.
commission du canal de Panama,
un navire pourra, dams treize mois,
le II octobre 1918, aller de loc6an
Atlantique q Poc6an Paci6que, en-
traversant le canal de Panama.
On choisira an hateau de guerre
pour effectuer cette premiere ira
vers6e.
LIE president Taft etc 6nform6
des plus r6centes estimations du
colonel Goethais, charge de Ia cons.
truction du canal.
On attend que le president ap-
prouve le programme de pouvertu-
re du nouveau canal, qui, dit-on,
aura lieu lie Ter janvier 1915.
Les bateaux de commerce pour
ront utiliser lie canal partir de de-
cembre 1914.
Southbridge.-Mlle Marguerite
H6tu, ag6e de Is ans, file de Nine
S6raphine H6tu, a recu de doulou-
reuses br1lures au cou, au bras
gauche ct aux deux mains, alors
qu'une lampe qu'elle 6tait occup6e
a nettoyer s;6chappa de ses mains
ct ALA Sc briser sur le parquet.
L'huile Sc repandit ct s'enfamma
aussit6t.
Les brnlures de Mile H6tu ne
sont pas graves.
La jeune file, don't la robe 6tait
devenue une masse de fammes, Sc
precipita au dehors ct ellie allait
descendre lie balloon lorsque sa me-
re qui await entendu les cris de
la malheureuse, vint a son secours.
La mere enveloppa le corps de sa
file avec un chale qu'elle portait
ct ellie parvint ainsi a eteindre les
fammes.
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.Unis, ''depuis les vagues furieuses de
pAtlantique jusqu'aux eaux plus Gaines
de POcean Pacifque pouest''.
Nous n'avons pas bosom d'enumerer
les nombreuses mesures d'organisation
lnterne, d'expansion exterieure ct de de-
veloppement auxquelles il associe son
nom, les nombreux minist9res don't
il etc membre ou chef, lie grand
nombre de colleagues qui partagerent ses
labeurs ct contribu6rent leurs mobiles
resultats. II nous sufira de otter Pap
probation faite d'elles par Lord Dufferin
dams une lettre quill ecrivit en- 1872, alors
quill etait gouverneur-general du Canada
ct que Cartier etait sur le seuil de la tom
be: "Votre nom, ecrivait-il, est indisso-
lublement lie a repoque la plus glorieuse
ct la plus feconde de rhistoire de votre
pays, epoque qui coincide avec votre en-
tree dams la vie politique, ct Sc termine
dams cette consolidation des provinces
laquelle votre genie, votre courage ct vo-
tre habilete ont 81 largement contribute.
A un tel homme, que ses compatriotes
considerent avec raison Pun des plus
honnetes, des plus loyaux, des plus clair
voyants ministries qui aient jamais etc en-
Office dams lie Dominion, il est 6minem-
ment juste qu'on el6ve un monument di-
gne de lui, au jour qul marquera lie cen
tl6me anniversaire de sa naissance. Nous
recommandons lie projet a tous ceux qui
Sc rendent compte de la grandeur du Ca
NADIA, de ses souvenirs inspirateurs du
passe, ct de pambition non MONS inspi-
ratrice de jouer dams lavenir un role di-
gne de sa destlnee glorieuse dams la bon
ne CONNIE dams la mauvaise fortune de
notre Empire commun ct uni. Un conf
te ete forme ce sujet sous la presiden-
ce de NJ. E. w. Villeneuve. IL recu
des representants de
toutes les classes ct de toutes les opinions
dams la politique ct la vie publlque au
Canada, ct de la part d'autres PERSONA
ges eminents dams notre propre pays. 81
l'on en- 1uge par la liste des noms que
nous venons de recevolr, quelques uns
des noms les plus connus parmi ceux que
nous cltons ailleurs, les organisateurs du
centenalre sont, ct celia est bien naturel
ct convenable, egalement divises entire
anadiens- francais ct Canadiens-a -anglais
M. Borden, le premier ministre actuel du
Canada ct Sir Wilfrid Laurier, son dis
tingue predecesseur, sont, CONNIE On de-
vait sly attendre, unanimes supporter lie
movement.
LIE prince de GALES etc invite visi-
ter lie Canada durant pannee du cente-
naire ct presider au devoi]ement' du
ct dams le cas- Oh il serait pos
sible Son Altesse Royale d'accepter
l'invitation qui lui est faite, on eprouve-
ra, nous en- sommes certains, que pocca-
sion est eminemment digne de sa presen-
ce ct de son encouragement. Des invita-
tions ont egalement etc faites aux pre-
miers ministries de toutes les colonies bri
tanniques. L'Empire britannique tout
entier concourra ainsi dune facon una
mime a rendre phommage loyalement do
a la memoire de phomme qui blen que
n'etant nj de race nj de sang anglais fut
dependant Pun des prem1ers compren-
DIRE la majestic ct la dignite de pEmpire,
ct Pun des premiers a TRAVELLER a son
unite".
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Faites faire vos invita-
tions de marriage aux ate
liers de l'ECHo.
Files seront bien faites
ct ne couteront pas cher.
Prix soumie par Ia NAL
10
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u. c.. e. C..

CercIe Ste Anne, reunions les
2e ct ,4e lundis du mois, sale A. O.
u. W., 80 Avenue Centrale. Nine
Deslauriers Sec Fin. 1923 Sc rue
N E
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La reunion du Cercle de couture des
danes canadiennes-f FRANCHISES, q pOrphe:
linat Catholique, a lieu le TROlSlEME
JEUDI de chaque mois ct toutes les. da-
mes acknowledgements sont cordi-
alement invites. Avenues 46e ct Chica
60.
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Ouvert jour ct mutt. Chauffe q la vapeur
Accommodations de premiere classe
80 lere rue nord. $l.OO par jour
Ecur;e en- connection.
Open Day and Night. Steam Heat
First Glass Accommodations
80 LIST. St. N. $1.00 per day
Livery Barn in Connection
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-03
.STUBBERT LOSES ON
HABEAS CORPUS WRIT
New York Justice Dismisses App|i-
CATION Doctor May be Extradit-
ed Unless He Appeals His Case.
.PRACT|CING IN NEW YORK CITY

Following the action of Justice
Peter A. Hendricks, of the New
York Supreme Court, who notified
Prosecutor George S. Silzer, of Mid
dlesex county, this morning, that he
has dismissed the application for
writ of habeas corpus by "Dr. ="
James Edward Stubbert, County De-
tective Richard A. Peltier, of this
city, was Immediately detailed to go
to New York and bring back the al
legged quack doctor. Assistant Prose
cutor Joseph E. Stricken. of this city,
who is handling the case for the
county, informed a NEWS reporter
that no indication has been given by
counsel for Stubbert of an appeal of
Justice Hendricks decision.
Has Office in New York.
Judging from cards now in cir
culation in this city, Or" Stubbert
has no dread of the outcome of his
legal battle with the Middlesex
county authorities. Announcement
cards have been received which read
as follows: "Dr. J. Edward Stub
bert begs to announce that he has
resumed the practice of medicine at
MS once, D4 west S4ln StTeet, VIEW
York city. Telephone, 1903 River
side"
Detective Peltier at Court.
Detective Peltier left New Bruins
wick at 11:5 O'Clock this morning
for the metropolis and will appear
in court at the time stated for Stub
bert's release. Mr.. Peltier has hopes
of bringing the doctor" back to this
state, but, inasmuch as he has been
checked on a number Of previous
occasions by the red tape Of New
York courts, he advises not to bank
too much on a favorable outcome Of
of his visit. If successful, Stubbert
will be taken to the county Jail at
New Brunswick and later arragned