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The Daily Missoulian., 1912-07-28
SUMMER FOODS I0FrfN
CAUSE DYSPEPSIA
srhsir Eject on the Ulsssslvs
Organs Responsible ssr Many
es Me SsasoN's llls.

Summer should be the period Of per-
feet health. but impure water and
milk, unrlpe fruit and the tendency TO
indulge In acid foods ana iced drinks.
people.
The effect Of the average summer
diet 10 to constipate even normally
regular bowels, and this results In
disarrahElng the entire digestive sys-
tenn. When the bowels are chok ed
with the, stomachs refuse. Indigestion
10 almost sure to follow. and the waste
matter that should pass out through
the bowels. not finding pasuage. fer
inents An the stomach and the poisons
are forced into the blood. causing
much distress and often serious III
mesa
To keep the bowels free. there is no
more effective remedy than DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pcpsin. This Is a pleas
ant-tasting bowel stimulant and laxa-
tive tonic, that is very gentle in its ac-
tion, bringing relief in an easy, nat
ural manner, and without discomfort.
A spoonful OF Syrup Pepsin will
quickly check summer diarrhoea by
cleansing the bowels and removing the
foreign matter that irritates and In
flames the tissue. It is sold in drua
stores for 80 cents a bottie; a large
family size, considerably more than
twice the quantity. costs $1.00. II
you have never used Syrup Pepsin
and would like a free trial hottie,
postpaid, write to DR.. w. b. Caldwell
los Washington st., Monticello, ILL.,
nois.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-07-28
TEMPERANCE UNION
MEETING A SUCCESS

Corvallis. July 27.-(Special.)-
Woman's Christian Temperance union
OF Ravalii county held most success.
ful institute on Friday. The sessions
were held In the Christian church.
Dinner and supper were served in the
beautiful schoolgrounds. Fifty dele
gates were present. The presiding Of
ficer was Mrs. ]. N. Smith Of Stevens
Vile, state superintendent OF institute
work. Mrs. r. L. Popham acted as
secretary pro tenn. The local pastors
spoke upon the ways Of saving the
children to the cause Of temperance.
The real work Of the institute was
done In the full and hearty exchange
OF ideas by the delegates. leading to a
thorough consideration OF the ballot
for women. The sentiment OF the ma
tority Of the delegates was couched In
the following statement: I'VE are Just
as much citizens as men,"
The local w. c. r. Y. was cordially
praised for the care and attention
shown the visitors. They were royalty
entertained.
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COMMITTEE PLANS
EXHIBIT
CHAMBER or CONNIE Rce TO COM.
PLGrE ANsANoEMENrs FOR
SHOW IN HELENA.

Hamilton. July 27.--tspecial.) "A
meeting Of the board Of directors Of
the Hamilton Chamber OF Commerce
has been called for next Tuesday
evening TO make complete arrange
ments for the Missoula- -Ravaili ex-
hibits at the Montana state fair this
fall. So that the work Of the meet
Ing may be carried on understa ntiing.
~ Secretary Brcitenstein Of the Mis-
soula Chamber of Commerce and II. A.
Briggs OF Victor will be invited to
attend the meeting. Mr.. Briggs was
recently appointed state fair commits
sioncr by the board OF county com.
missioners and given authority to go
ahead and put a 13avalli county ex-
hibit at the state fair. being allowed
$500 with which to do the work. At
a recent meeting at the chamber OF
commerce this amount was raised to
$3.50 with the chamber Of commerce
agreeing to, appoint four mon to assist
Mr.. Briggs In gathering the exhibit,
also to furnish all the funds possible
to raise the $3.50 to $1,000. At the
meeting on Tuesday evening all the
details OF the Missoula and Rayalli
county exhibits Will undoubtedly be
disposed Of The four men who are
to assist MIR. Briggs will be appointed
at this meeting. II is possible that
President ]. f. Totman will announce
his several committees for the year
at this meeting.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-07-28
ARLEE

Arlec. July 27.--(Speciai) - Miss
Gamble Of Spokane is visiting with
the Misses DeMers.
j. M. Blankenship Is working second
trick at the railroad station.
Miss Myrtle Grace spent last Sunday
with her mother, Mrs. John Innes.
Miss Hazel Han<in from Iowa ia
visiting with relatives I'm the Jocko
valley.
Mrs. Jennie Lambert and son. Leo,
are visiting at the home of A. l.. De-
Mers. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans lines visited at
st. 1gnatius one day last week.
Mrs. II. A. Martin and son. Clarence,
MIR. and Mrs, A. NJ. Sutherland. MIR.
and Mrs. Frank Swanbcrg and Miss
Lita Martin are camping near and
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Me-
Carthy.
Miss Gertrude, Lancaster has been
visiting at stevensviile.
Rev! J. NJ. underwood OF Missoula is
holding sertieess saqh Sunday at the
schooihouse at p. IN.
Road Supervisor Liggett spent all
last week on the road near Rayalli.
Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine Barnaby spent
few days last week on their home :
stead near Arlee..
The Troyer family have gone to
Darby for few weeks visit. after
which they expect to leave for their
home at Continental. Ohio.
1t was indeed merry crowd that
spent the day picnicing along the
Jocko last "Wednesday. The men
fished. the children played games and
the ladies' prepared the meals. The
names of those who comprised the
party were Mr.. and Mrs. William Or
Vile. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Liggett. Mr..
and Mrs. G. !. Furry. Mr. and Mrs.
X. j. Holland, Mrs. Richmond. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Mccarthy, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
@. lnnes. Mrs. w. II. Ferguson. Mrs.
Il. A. Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ
Sutherland, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Swan
berg. Penelope Holland Doris Furry
Francis Furry, Lita Martin, Mary
Muriel Ferguson. Robert Holland
Clarence Martin. Joe lnnes and Evans
Innes, Jr
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ENcAh|PMEN7'P[ANS
SHAPING FAST
GRAND ARMY posrSoF HAMILTON
READY ron D.ooesr RE.
UNION EVER.

Hamilton. July s7.-(Speclai.)- )--.Com.
mander .. T. Coff Of the local 0ramd
Army OF the Republic post announced
this morning that arrangements Tor
the annual encAmpment and barbecue
OF the post, which will be held this
year In the grove between the flour
mill and the bridge. are moving aionG
IN encouraging style. I'VE expect ID
have the best and largest encampment
we have ever enjoyed. stated Mr.. dofi
today" and we are planning to take
care Of the people In fine shape,
Owing to the crowd II may be neces.
sary for visitors to bring part of their
noon -day lunch. but we will furnish
coffee and meat done to turn owe,
the hot campfire Goals. II our plans
do not miscarry we will have brass
band at the grounds each day. This
is luxury never enjoyed before a,
one of our encampments. We viii
make an effort also to have both OF
our senators here for addresses"
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CORVALLIS NOTES

Corvallis. July 27.--(Special)-W. n
Boroughs of the United States most :
office at Helena liz visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcdowell.
Senator and Mrs. George MctcaIf Of
anaconda we're guests of their pioneer
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. John uay.
me young men and boys of Cor
vailis have organized the Corvallis
concert band. consisting of about an
instruments.
saturday evening the band ravc
their first open-air concert at the resi-
dence of John Hay and at tho same
time held an Ice cream and box So
c'al TO refill the treasury
The invasion OF the Springs has bc-
gun. Mr.. Case and family, Joe Gang.
henan. DIR. Chrissa Begetan and Mr.
Roach are among the first to 20 from
this vicinity.
"A. Wolf spent Saturday In Mis-
soula.
Mrs. NJ. r. Birch has gone to visi,
her son. Il. l.. Birch. In the Flathead
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HAMILTON BRIEFS,

Hamilton, July 27.-(Speciai.) )-Ger.
trude 1sllingwood and Melvina Bartxen
arrived yesterday from their home a,
Butte for a visit at the Ellingwood
home on the vest side.
G. w. Ward, an East Fork rancher
spent today in this city attending tc
business matters.
John Logan, a Darby rancher, spent
today In Hamilton. leaving this even.
Ing for his home.
| Mrs. Harry South and Maste,
Robert Parmenter left this morning
for Missoula. where they met tn,
latter's parents Mr.. and Mrs. r. c
Parmenter, who spent the week a,
Glacier park. The party returned tt
Hamilton this evening by automobile
Carl Click left this morning 70,
Missoula, where he has secured q
position as pianist In a moving pictur,
/ thcater.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollie Harvey OF
Muncie. Ind, and the formers father
Elmer Harvey. spent yesterday a,
sleeping Child spring. The latter will
locate at Missouia.
| walter II. 1mbusch OF Darby will bt
married August 10 at Willamette, III,
10 Miss Margaret Paddock. Th.
couple Will return later to the yalle,
:" reside on the lpbusch ranch a,
Darby.
Mrs II. S. Batcheldor left yesterday
! AFTERNOON for her home at Three
Forks. following a visit with friends
In this city.
James r. Terrence is enjoying a
visit from his brother. Joseph Tor.
renee. whose home is at Cynthiana.
Kentucky.
w. W. Mccrackin. president OF the
tavaili County bank. left yesterday
Tor st. 1gnatims. where he will visit
with his daughter. Miss Helen Nc
Crackin
MIS- w. o. Fisk returned last oven.
ing from Medicine Springs where she
ne been camping with party of
relatives. She will return to tho
springs tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Kelley, Mr.. and
Mrs Emmett Hawkcr and Miss Vernic
smith left yesterday on an overland
"Trip 10 Yellowstone park. The party
VIII go by the way of the Big Hole
country.
charley crutchfield returned this
morning from Florence. where he has
oeen for more than week.
The Misses Daisy Bond. Ella Nc.
.aren and Fanny McLaren and w. C.
harlan returned yesterday from a trim
10 !he Yaak river district. where they
LOOK up land. Their reports Of that
country indicate that the district Ia
r'ch In agricultural prospects.
a. j.. Gurtus Of Minneapolis arrived
IN Hamilton last evening and left
this morning for Charles. where ne
VIII visit at the home of n. u. Kent
H. r. Phillips OF the Barnum q
bailey circus. which will show at Mis-.
soula August 10. was In Hamilton
yesterday.
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MOIESE NOTES

Moiese july e7.-(Spcciai.) )--"The
Sons OF the Kingdom" Is the subject
Of Rev. r. o. Coles address at the
clubhouse Sunday evening. July 2s.
Mrs. Charles Austin and daughter.
Mrs. Guy Mumbrue Of Wautoma. Wis.
leave shortly to visit relatives at Wal
lace and Cocur d'Alenc City. idaho.
special meeting OF the Moiese
club was called Saturday evening.
July 20 School matters and thresh,ng
were the subjects ofsdiscussion.
Mrs. Frank Smith and daughter.
Miss Mamie. who have been the guests
of Mr., and Mrs. Clarence Smith, re-
turned to Stcvcnsville Monday.
Robert johnson returned to his work
at Roman Tuesday. He was here look :
Ing after crops at his ranch on the
east flat.
Solomon Solbergcr from Hamilton
has been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. J. Fullerton. Mr.. Solbergcr is an
old miner and wednesday morning he
left for the hills on prospecting
trip.
Mrs. J. W. Hazard. who has been
the guest of relatives at her old home
In Butte. returned to Moiesc Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hazard spent Monday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hazard and
family who are camping at Revais
creek. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hazard arc
from Portland. Ore, and have come ia
Montana to locate.
Rev. and Mrs. Il. 0. Cole arc camp
Ing at Revais creek. In their party
are Mrs. Coles mother and sister, Mrs.
j. j. Darlington and Miss Adna from
Missoula, who have been their guests
IN Moiese for the past week. Mr. and
Mrs. j. Il. Henley of Missoula and
Miss Ennice Anderson of Charlotte.
n. c. They are occupying the Drake
cottage.
Earnest Barton In at Stevcnsvjlle
haying.
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DARBY NOTES

Darby. July 27.--(Special.)-G d.
6orus. having recently sold his fruit
ranch. will In a few days take an ex-
tended trip through Oregon, where he
mas some valuable timber and agri-
cultural land investments.
Worth McVey and wife, accom-
panied by Mr. and Mrs. William
Fraser OF Victor and j. n. fleder OF
south Dakota. passed through town en-
route to Medicine Hot Springs. Mr.,
Reder Is visiting relatives at Victor
and the boys are showing him how
they catch fish In Montana. They
VIII remain In the vicinity OF the
springs about week
Two automobile loads OF Stevens
Vile plcasure-seekcrs went through
town today on their way to tho west
fork. q.
George Strout and Frank Hemple,
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SALTESE NOTES

Saltese. July 27.-(Special. Fired
Heers OF Wallace. the manager of the
syndicate mining on Packer creek re-
ports good progress.
red Pritchard came down from the
Last Chance mine last Friday for
some fresh supplies and a little news
from the outside world. "We arc
storing lot of fine gray copper ore
IN an old stope.' said Ted. "and we
are going to start shipping Il soon F"
Miss Judge and Miss Wilson came
up Saturday to visit for a few days
win Miss Lena Spiekerman and Ia
take IN the baseball dance.
Mr. and Mrs. Heidelman have gone
70 their ranch on the Flathead reser-
vation Mr.. Heidelman was formerly
the Northern Pacific agent at saltese.
Miss Byers Of Idaho Falls is spend j..
ing the summer with her sister, Mrs.
M. kinsinger.
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SONTAG gets BACK
FROM CORVALLIS
HuskY WREsTLER. HEruRNs TO
HAMILTON FOR MATCH
WITH seLLENrHiN.

Hamilton, July 27.--(Special) Tom
Gontag arrived in Hamilton this
morning from Corvallis. where he
wrestled last evening with Earl Chat
FIN Of that place, the Corvallis
grappler quitting after about 80 min
utes Of fast work on the mat. Sontag
stated that he secured fall with a
half-Nelson and crotch hold at the end
of 25 minutes hut that Chaffin's feet
and most Of his legs were off the
stage so 1t was not allowed. The mat
was surrounded on three sides with a
wall which hindered the grapplers to
large extent, as It caused the chances
for injury to loom large. Sontag de-
clares that Chaffin is a powerful man
ana moose at the defensive game
Sontag will stick around Hamilton fol
q few days in an effort to inveiglt
Al Sellenthin into a Labor day match
There are a lot Of mat enthusiast.
here who would like to see the tw,
men mix. but there is little chance a,
sellenthin declares vehemently tina
he has quit the game.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-07-28
CAMAS NEWS

Camas, July Especially DIR. C.
d. Crutcher returned from Plains
Wednesday.
Bert Chamberlain returned from Pol
! son, where he visited for a few days.
Tony Baune and wife and brother
Ben were In attending church yester-
| day.
George Grover of Frenchtown visited
over night in Camas with his cousins
Phil and Elmer Zeh.
George Westover returned from
Plains, where he had an operation on
his eye.
Frank Hammons made trip to
Plains by auto.
Mrs. G. C. Mcdonald of Carson
Gnlch Is camped at the springs this
week.
Judge Whitesidc presided over the
johnson Musser a. Hubbard case which
involved few head Of horses. w
Gutz was counsel for Johnson. who
won the case by jury trial
John Heibert and wife left for Ka,ia
pell this morning after q pleasant so
journ at the Springs.
Mrs. Fred Perry visited at the Phil
Zeh house yesterday.
j. Lieb and family were In town
yesterday.
A. h. Inkster left the fore part Of the
week for Seattle. where he was called
| on business.
John Long Is employed at the mill
building barns and sheds.
Harold Flower surprised his fam
lily by a short visit this week. He r.
employed by the Q. r. & N. railroad
as civil engineer on their new
branch. and will likely return there the
coming week
Miss Blanche DeMers, who has been
visiting at Poison. returned home this
week.
Miss Eva Venting returned from
Plains Monday.
The firm of Waller & Moore dis.
solved partnership this week Walle,
taking new lease on the building and
Moore leaving for Roman with his fam
lily. '''i
the work on the Arnold hotel Is
progressing very nicely under the cir.
cumstances. We can look for th,,
place to open In so days.
| walter Sloan drove In from SIoan,s
Ferry yesterday.
| r. Morkeau. brother OF Joe. gave
him pleasant call this week. driv.
Ing from Kalispell.
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who returned recently from working
on, their mines on. Hughes creek, state
that Mr.. Ward discovered very
promising vein but was unable for
want Of supplies to continue the de-
velopmcnt of the lead.
Preparations arc being made by
citizens of the city TO grade Gamer
avenue and lay q sidewalk from Main
street TO the Northern Pacific depot.
County Commissioners O. G. Cooper
and John Trcece went up the valley
on county business yesterday.
J. c. Coble, the painter, IL painting
Joseph Sicks blacksmith shop.
Dr. Buchan was down from Univcr.
sity Heights last evening.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-07-28
Suite MOTORISTS.

Hamilton, July 27.-- Especial MIR.
and Mrs Frank Walker. Miss Walker
ana J. N, Walker OF Butte were Wis !,
itors IN Hamilton yesterday, making
the trip up the valley by autom mobiIe.
The party has just completed tour
OF Glacier park and win now motor
10 Lewistown. Mont Mr.. Walker.
VINO Is prosecuting attorney for Silver
Bow county. 10 enthusiastic over their
Trip to the park and stated that he
would again visit II later In the season
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-07-28
AN ENJOYABLE DANCE.

Stevensville, July 27.-(Speciai.)- .)-At
the dance given In Faulds' hall last
evening nearly 100 people enjoyed the
splendid music from Reymer's or
chestra of Missoula. II was the most
ENJOYABLE dance given this year and
nearly every couple In the town will
eagerly await the next evening OF the
series.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-07-28
HARPER TO POTOMAC.

Hamilton, July 27.-(Special)- 1.-The
Robert l.. Harper logging outfit is on
Its way today to the vicinity OF Po-
tomac, up the Blackfoot valley. where
Mr.. Harper has a large logging con-
tract with w. A. Clark. Harper has a
contract to get out 100000 feet, which
VIII keep his outfit busy until the
first OF next year.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-07-28
WAGNER IMPROVES.

Hamilton. July 27.--(3peciaI )--John
wagner. who was recentiy subjected
70 q serious operation at Ha milton hos
pitai. was removed this morning to
ms nome. Mr.. Wagner In recovering
rapidly and Will soon be about again.
according to reports coming from his
bedside.
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RETURN FROM SPRINGS.

Hamilton. July 27.--(Special.) MIR
and Mrs. John NJ. Evans arrived In
Hamilton this morning from Medicine
Springs. where they have sojourned
for the past week or more. They left
this afternoon for their home at Mis-.
,gOula,
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TO MEDICINE SPRINGS,

Hamilton July 27.--(Speoial) Mr..
ana Mrs. y. 8. Huls, Mrs Donald An
son. Miss Fannie Anson. Dr. Clarissn
bise'ow and A. 4. Roach left yestar-
day on camping trip to Medicine
Springs The party will be gone ID
aaxx. .QE. tMQ. MeskA
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-05-30
SUMNER SCHOOL At CNSTLETON.

Beginning July = and continuing for
two weeks. a state summer school Will
he held at Castleton under the aus
pieces of the Castleton normal school
This school has heretofore been held
at Rutland. 1t Is established with tao
distinct purpose of aiding those VINO
teach in rural and grn led SCHOOLS
Courses will be offered in practically
all school subjects, including arith-
metic. English, nature study, spelling,
geography. reading, drawing, manual
training. grammar. rural school prop
lens. writing, stories and story tell
ing, etc Special attention VIII be
given to primary work and methods
of teaching 1t Will be tic aim TO
make the work as practical as possi-
BILE In addition, general n ldresseS
will be given by prominent men and
educators Those in attendance Will
room at the normal school building.
large attendance is looked for.
Those desiring information should al
dress tae director of the school,
Charles A. Adams. Castleton,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-05-30
LOOK OUT FOR
FOSS IN AUGUST
Governor of Massachusetts tc
Take Active Part in Vermont
Campaign.

Boston, May Ex-Governor Eugene
N, Foss, who has been mentioned as a
possibility for the democratic nomina-
ton for president and for whom Mas
sachusetts elected eight ielegates-at-
large to the Baltimore convention, Will
enter actively next August into the
campaign of national politics in Yer
mont as native son" Of that State,
according to statement which he
issued tonight. Discussing first the
prospect of proroguing the Masachu-
etts Legislature. Governor Foss said:
members Of the Legislature mead
not he getting concerned about the
length of the session. They them
selves except to complete the work to
which the public expects them to give
their attention That will certainly
not take the entire summer.
by the first of August ! shall feel
myself that | have earned the right 10
give some attention to national poll
tics
II intend TO enter the campaign IN
Vermont In dead earnest. Vermont votes
the first Tuesday In September ana tho
effect OF the result of the vote on the
rest of the country will be OF tremendous
importance Since the election In tho
l4th congressional district In 1870 people
have been saying AS goea AassaoinAessae
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-05-30
WHAT OUR NEIGHBORS SAY
= strong Statement In support q,
FrnEie Piumlcy for Rc-clection
to Congress.

CFrcm the Bellows rails Times)
This paper is fofr Plunley II believes
that he should he rcnomlnated and re-
elected to Congress During the three
and more years he has represented the
first district he has not expended his
energy in making a loud noise. but the
record shows that lie has been doing
good effective work and worthilv repre-
senting his district No man. however,
able and we'll qualified for the duties Of
the office, can break into Congress and
stand at tho head OF the class in few
months. There Is certain amount OF
schooling that the wise congressman
willingly submits to before essaying the
leadership or even an important part in
the deliberations of that great body
Plumley has had his schooling and stands
well with his constituents and fellow
members. TO retire him to Mortified
now would be unwise indeed.
The second district progressives head
ed by Frank u. Thompson Of Barton
who thinks his feet would 1T Plumley's
shoes are charging that Plumey is not
progressive and aggressive enough, that
he is identified with the discredited stand
paters like Cannon and Aldrich and that
he has accomplished but little while at
Washington These are the very Same
| reflections that the plumev adherents
were making on Kittredee Haskins four
years ago. such is the irony of fate, or
! something else.
Plumley IS progressive enough for Us.
| His progressivism is of the Taft style to
| be sure hut nevertheless the bost for the
country in the long run. Il is progressive
! srf.1,r