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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1912-05-10
OVERWHELMING MAJORITY IN
FAVOR or ROOSEVELT CAST
~ THE PEOPLE.
TAFT SHOWING IS POOR
TO Get . Vote and in Others His
Total 10 infinitssimaI-Evsry Pre-.
cinet in stsvsnsvills Goes Strong for
the Colonel.

Hamilton May 9.--tSpecial)-- )--Ac-
cording to figures received here this
evening Theodore Roosevelt carried
Ravalll county In the presidential
preference vote polled today In con-
nection witt, the republican primaries
for delegates TO the county conven-
ton to be held here on Saturday. He
not only received more votes than any
other presidential possibility. but In
every precinct poiled a majority of all
votes cast. Out of a total of 159 votes
cast in the two Hamilton precincts
Roosevelt received 101. La Toilette 49,
Taft % and Cummins 2. 'rhe vote by
precinct was as follows: No. g.
Roosevelt, 81; La Toilette. 26: Taft
20: cummins. l. No. 6-Roosevelt. 40;
La Toilette. Z: Taft, 3; cummins. l.
According to advices received here
this evening both prccihcts OF Stevens
Vile also showed strong preference
for Teddy.
At Corvallis Roosevelt received 33
votes out of total OF 46 east. La F'ol-
lette. his nearest competitor. receIv-
ing II. while Hughes and Taft divided
the two remaining votes.
At Darby Roosevelt also ran strong
". getting a majority of II out of the
total number OF votes polled. The
exact vote could not be learned here
this evening. At Florence there were
but II votes cast. Roosevelt receiving
10 and La Toilette /.
Taft failed to show at all In the
vote at Grantsdale Roosevelt getting
Is votes. tho total number cast. Al
WOodside but nine votes were cast
Roosevelt getting eight of these while
La Toilette polled one
Progressive Throughout.
In every precinct In the county, with
the exception of Eight Mile. Sula and
Alta. which have not been heard from
the progressive delegates to the coun.
t. convention were elected.
The delegates elected In Hamilton
10 the county convention are as fol-
follows: Precinct No. 5-A. II. Down
Ing. r. ]. Edwards, ]. d. Taylor W. B
Mclaughlin, Robert l.. Harper c. Il
Harley. o. c. Cooper, Pat Shannon. W
IT, Roberts, George Barnhart. +. II
Kracke. Townsend Edwards; precinct
No. 6--H. r. BabbH, c. G. Coulter r
w. Getty. j. II. Grus,. ". c. Hadlin
Robert r. Kcyes. s. A. Wheeler w. A
Strange. u. +. Richards. Hugh Murray
Il. A. Mclean.
The primaries passed off quictl,
here. the polls being open from 3 to
p IN. Tho standpatters presentod-h
candidates In precinct No, 8. At &
caucus of the anti-progrcssive repub
leans at the city hall last evening &
count was taken which suggests tha1
tho progressive delegates may be con.
tested. although today's vote In tn,
county speaks the peoples mind In M
uncertain terms. II was claimed las
evening that the pragressivcs were
not republicans and had no place |,
q convention of that party. II wal
maintained that the two tickets wer,
separate and could not be voted at tn,
fame election. Nevertheless, the,
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The mile run was general sur
prise iiinko Of Helena. the team
mate and disciple of Dick Crnm, for
so long the champion at the distance.
had been picked an the winner, kioly
of Anaconda, dark horse, won the
race. however. In the fast time of 4
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kALISPELL SOLID
FOR TEDDY

kalispeli, May 9.--In the repnb-
lican presidential preferential prl-
mary here today, Roosevelt carried
the city by 3 To | over TAFT. The
La Toilette force was small A solid
Roosevelt delegation win go 10 the
county convention from Kalispcll.
No definite returns have yet been
received from the outside precincts.
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B0zEMAN OBJECTS
TO PROPOSED
RATES

Bozeman. May 9.--(Speclal.) )-.Presi-
dent Walter Cooper OF the Bozeman
Chamber OF Commerce this morning
wired to the interstate commerce COM
mission protesting vigorously on be-
half of Montana and intermountain
shippers against tho proposed compro-
mise between Spokane and traDscon-
tinental railways which would result
In raising railroad rates for Montana
and the people Of this territory In gen.
oral.
The action waS taken In reply to the
following telegram from Senator
Dixon:
Spokane people here In Washington
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only some development entirely
improbable can keep the Gallatn
county track team from taking home
the big Missoula cup today for the
third consecutive time. Five events
out Of IA in the ninth annual inter
scholastic were finally decided yes-
terday aud Gallatin won four of them.
Twenty -seven points did the boys
from Bozcman pill. up: they could
win the meet without talking part to-
day at alk To-day they will prob
ably win few more. though not SO
| many by any means as they did yes
terday. Ilauser of Anaconda, barring
All accident. Will win the individual.
although Jolley OF Gullatin may push
him some, lIauscr has 20 points
| seWed up In n sack. He will win the
| 20, 100. 80 and 4iO-yard dashes to-
| day without any trouble and viii
| probably break some records, at that
| IIauser In a wonderful runner and 1t
In far better shape than last year
when he won these four events and
the individual championship.
| Yesterdays events were witnessed
| by an enormous crowd. The stands
were fitted with cheering supporters
| of the various teams aud every race
drew the spectators to their feet. The
warm sun and the breathless ail
helped runner and rnotrr alike by
adding Ia the general feeling of en-
thusiasn nnd enabling the athletes IL
do Their best, Yesterdays races wcr,
nearly as interesting as the finals
viii be today. II The casual spectator
/ The heats In the dashca ana th. hur-
die races were all fast and close
| close when Hauser wasn't running
and the fight today will be wortl
watching.
For Galiat,n.
| Five rNcnts-the mile rnn. the dia
cus hurl. the broad jump. the pol,
vault and the shot pni were decide,
yesterday In the shot put. the frs
one 10 be settled. the Gallniin count,
lads had everything to themselves
Britain took first place. llcngucy
last years champion. took second an,
Joleg took third. Brttnin's put wal
the best In several years and cam
within a foot Of eauallng tho famous
mark set by EnWelt Ryan. who 70
six years haA watched the schoinsi
beavers try IN beat him. Ryan Wa
on the Job yesterday and aga'n IL
saw the record he established for Tc
ton county hold up under the attack
or tho states huskies T,nt ~ fee
| ~ inches is no mean put and Nj
Britain Will probbnly hold seeon
honors To Ryan for some time.
In The broad jump GaIlatin shon
brightly again, The omnipresent Jol
ley covered 20 feet and hnlf inch q
ground and added another five point
10 the Bozcmnn schools long sirlni
Second place was won by Ross q
Missonla, and Dowd of Victor. th
champion Of the Bitter Root, too
third.
A Surprise.
The mile run was u general sbI
prise. iiinko Of Helena. the team
mate and disciple OF Dick Crlm. +,
50 long the champion at the dIstanc
bad been picked an the winner, kicl
of Anaconda, "A dark horse, won II
race. however, In the fast time of
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In two days the right man was on this job. The
Mssouan class ad had reached him. and he had
read Its message The advertiser was satisfied and
the man who read the ad was satisfied. The Mis-
soulian class ad always helps two people; there is
double benefit in Its work The cost is slight only
one cent word II you are out Of work and want
job, The Missoulian will print your ad for nothing.
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THE ISSUE IN MISSOULA

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Class Ad History
CCLXXXIX.-THE WAY TO FIND HIM.

Whenever you want man, no matter for what
purpose you want him, there is one best way to get
him. In western Montana there are thousands of
Missoulian they read it carefully because they know
that, usually, there is message there for them. In
this field The Missoulian class-ad habit is we'll de-
veloped. So, when you want man. for any legiti-
mate purpose, here is the way to get him:
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|GALLAT|N COUNTYS Team
APPARENTLY SURE TO WIN
The Indications Point to Victory for Bozeman
SchOlaSticS.
EDWIN HAUStR OF ANACONDA INDIVIDUAL STAR
EDWIN HAUSER OF ANACONDA |NO|

Last Years Champion Runs True to Form and Shows More
Speed Than Ever--Missoula Stands Second in Record
OF Day of Prclminaries but Has No Show
of Capturing Ninth lntcrscholastic.
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HELP WANTe D-MALE
WANTED, A NAN AS GARDENER
on ranch near Missoula: one who
can milk cows. Apply room 604
Montana building.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-13

Miss Anna Morrison, of Fayette
street, has returned home after WIS.,
lifting friends IN New York.
Miss Helen Manning, of State
street, Is being entertained at the
home of relatives In Elizabeth.
Joseph Massopust. OF State street.
Is able to be about again after being
confined to his home far several
weeks by Illness
Miss Augusta Kroeger, of Smith
street, is entertaining company from
Elizabeth.
Miss Helen Osborne. Of State
street, is spending the week as the
guest of friends in Brooklyn.
Mrs Margaret r.. Harper, OF 223
State street, is being entertained by
friends in New York this afternoon
Miss Mary Jorgenscn. OF Amboy
avenue, Is able to be about again
after an illness. 0
Louis Sosin, OF New York, has re-
turned home after a visit OF several
day swfth his parents In State street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Olson, of
Hall avenue, have returned home at
ter a visit OF several days with
friends in Rhode Isalnd.
MlsS Ollv6 dltcncOck, Oh TItncS
Bay, S. t.. attended a performance
In Proctor's theatre In this city last
night.
Miss Stella Tomaschon. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Armin Tomascho1
of State street, Is unable to leave
her home owing to a severe cold.
Il Miss Adelaide Hansen, OF Eliza
beth. is being entertained at the
residence OF Miss Augusta Kroeger.
In Smith street, for several days.
Miss Nora Quincy, of Washington
street, was entertained at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Davis, in Newark
over Sunday.
Miss Helen Madsen, OF Prospect
street. is being entertained at the
residence of relatives. in Jersey City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Morris, OF
Woodbridge. attended the dance and
reception in Washington hall last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Holmes.
of Sheridan street. spent last even
ing as the guests Of friends in Jer-
sey City.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-13
LAWYERS WILL
HAVE BANQUET

A movement is on foot among the
Perth Amboy members of the New
Jersey bar to hold their first annual
banquet in the near future. Al
Though the lawyers usually assem-
Bile atAsuch~. affairs every year, the
winter of 1910-1911 was passed
without any function of this nature.
Attorneys Joseph E.. Stricken, Leo
|Goldberger, James s.. Wight and
other well known members of the
legal fraternity in this city are in
~lteresting themselves In the move
lment to hold o banquet before
March 1, and at the same time in
|augurate the custom of making
these affairs of annual nature. The
banquets of the past have been an
|nuai In name only. the lawyers adj
nit, but hereafter they will exist In
as well.
The attorneys recall the pleasant
time spent IN New York on Satur7
day evening last winter, at which
time the Middlesex County Bar AS
sociation entertained In elaborate
|styre. Several Perth Amboy mem
bers OF the county association at
tended the function and have since
IeCdIfGu ll6 EuJONduiS uttiitGI dIQ
Interesting addresses which featur-
ed that occasion. They have been
working, since that time, to arouse
sufficient enthusiasm among the To-
cal lawyers for the purpose of re-
organizing the Perth Alnboy rem
beers of the bar into a body which
will meet annually, at least. The
banquet plans are the aftermath OF
this movement.
Although there has been no con,-
mittee selected to forward the ban
quet plans. the lawyers will work in
conjunction with one and other and
extend individual and personal eff
forts to made the affair as success
full as possible. The lawyers inter-
|ested in the proposed feed, and in a
position TO attend, are as follows:
City Attorney G. G. Hommann.
James 8. Wight, Joseph E. Strseker,
Leo Goldberger, former Judge
Adrian Lyon, Thomas Brown, Judge
John W. Beekman, Captain James
Parker, William A. Spencer. Pro-
baton Officer Charles Macmillan.
Stephen F. Somogyi, Recorder t1en-
try w. Kehoe, District Court Clerk
Jesse e.. Colyer, Francis p. Coan.
lack Klein, Emil Stremlau, Jacob
B. Joselson, Robert Sheppard, Jr.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-13
MOTION PICTURES IN AIR.
and Duff Circle Mis-. Liberty
With Reel Going.

ccHyn and Duff Circle Miss Liberty
With Reel Goirs.
New York. Feb. 13.-Frank Coffyn
in his marine biplane played hide and
seek with the sea gulls and Lirted
with Miss Liberty, while A. G. DUFF.
an American Press Associs. Zion pho
tographer. took moving pictures from
above. COFFIN was up IA minutes
81 3-5 seconds, during which time he
circled the bronze goddess, few to
Ellis island aud made two calls at
Governors island.
Both Coryn and Duff were well
chilled when they landed and drank
considerable hot coffee. Eagerly wait
ing at the pier were Mr.. and Mrs.
George Coffyn. parents of the aviator.
and his sister. Miss Harriet Cofyn.
Mrs. Coffyn explained that Coffyn was
spelled with an IL" but Frank prefer
red spelling 1t with a "" 1t was the
first time Mr.. and Mrs. Coffyn had
seen their son fly. and their eyes never
left him for an instant.
This is the first time That moving
pictures have been taken Of Miss Lib
erty from an aeroplane. and In the
torch of the statue was another mo
ton picture camera taking pictures OF
the aeroplane. The Battery wall was
crowded with spectators.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-13
PHYSICIAN DIES
AIDINCANOTHER
About to Perform Operation
on Injured Engineer.

Somervflie. n. T.. Feb. INV. Hitler.
a fireman on 8 freight train Of the Cen.
trail Railroad of New Jersey running
between Easton. Pa, and Jersey City
arrived hero with Andrew Graver, the
engineer. unconscious In the cab
Hitler had been working on the tender
Of the engine when the train came to o
standstill IN a slight grade fifteen miles
west Of this place. Realizing that some
thing was wrong, Hitler climbed into
the cab and found Grnver unconscious
on the floor with his head badly bat.
tered. 1t is believed that Graver was
leaning from the cab window neal
High Bridge when his head came in
contact with an abutment OF an over
head bridge. Before falling to the floor
he managed to shut OF the throttle and
the train coasted twelve miles down
grade to the point where It stopped.
On discovering Graver's condition
Hitler ~uncoupled the engine and. with
the unconscious engineer stillfin the
cab, made \ fast run OF fifteen miles
to this place for assistance. DR.. John
r. Hecht OF this borough found that
the engineers head had been injured
In a manner that made an Immediate
operation necessary to save his life,
DR.. William H. Long was picked up
by DR.. Hecht as the ambulance was on
Its way to the hospital with Graver
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-13
FREEZING maze
PRESSURE DROP

The city's water pressure has
been somewhat impaired since Sun
day because of frozen :
nected with wells at the Runyon
pursuing station. Cola NSasuef
caused water to freeze while run
JACK INTO six of the wells on
Sunday, causing the pine Tires from
the wells to be effected and c0nse-
.quentiy crack the
came necessary TO cut down on the
draught and consequently the pres
sure was decreased. City workmen
were on duty Sunday, yesterday and
today putting in new pipe. AT noon
the repairs had been practically
completed and the pressure was
-~tus about normal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-13
CLEAN BILL OF
HEALTH IN CITY

The city map I'M the Office of the
health department, at city naTTs 90
which Ii ID cussamary to register the
lo6aIiQus Of contagious diseases. was
entirely clear sssT57 thu Tfis7S s1ss;Y
or pfns, which are used 10 iiadfcura
the dfGerent cas- 1t Is the Irst
time since last August that the city
can boast of clean bill OF health,
from infections, and the officials of
the department point with pride to
the health conditions as mutely in
Dictated by tne chart. There ere a
number of cases of measles in the VI
entity OF scnoo NO. &, out the epi-
demic has somewhat abated.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-13
SIMPSON PLANS
FOR EXCURSION

At q monthly meeting of the Of
fetal board OF Simpson Methodist
Episcopal church held at the church
last night plans for the annual ex-
cursion to Ocean Grove were talk
ed over and a committee Of three
members OF the board named
to work in conjunction with the
Sunday school committee to be mann
ed.
The committee is composed OF
William III. Woglom, James e. Noe
and James H. Lanning. The cons
mittee from the Sunday school will
be named shortly. 1t is proposed
to- make the excursion this year
much larger than on any previous
occasion.
The several out of town churches
win again be asked to Join with
them IN making the excursion a
great success. The out-of-town
churches that always go with the
local. church are Bethel, st. PauIs
of Tottenville, John Street Metho-
dist Of South Amboy. and the Pres-
byterian of Metuchen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-13

"a convocation OF Amboy Chap
ter, Nc. II, Royal Arch Mascns. was
held In Masonic hall, last night.
Goodwill Camp, No. 81, Wood
men Of the World. meets tonight.
-Halcyoa Castle, No. 81,
Knights of the Golden Eagle, meets
tonight.
"A special meeting of Jefferson
Htves Lady Maccabees of the Worls,
was held at the home OF Mrs. Hager
last night for the purpose OF con-
'pletia- rIs-s FOR the tcx sccsel "a
be held In Moose hall next Monday
night.
IA largely attended meeting CT
Jefferson Tent, Knights of the Mac
cabees OF the World, was held last
night.
Washington Fife. Drum and
Bugle Corps held a meeting an
practice la it's headquarters In Front
street last Night.
Perth Amboy Lodge No~72.
Ancient Order United Workmen.
failed 10 set a quorum together lafs
night for g meeting.
Eagle Athletic Club did not
have d meeting or ptn0chle touring
meat last Night because OF the holt
aay. &
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-13
DOCTOR
HAS NO PERMIT

fConffnued from pREe IL
on the lung and it cost him $12 for
the first call, according to the po-
lice. One woman Of King street, it
is declared. paid $50 to be cured
of a disease pronounced by special
lists in New York and local doctors
to be absolutely ineurable Another
patient" was charged SIP and told
t. pay s12 monthly until sac was paid
for no ailmW at all
The MiddkBex County Medical So
eiety, which is forcing the fight
against CDR. Ball" Stubbert and all
others alleged to be medical fakirs,
has the backing of the county au-
thorities and the police of this city.
DR.. M. S. Meinzer, as secretary of the
society, yesterday signed the warrant
that caused Stubbert's arrest by Pa
trolman William Calvin. The olicer
went to the Packer house about
54.30 O'Clock yesterday afternoon ex-
pecting to apprehend DR.. Ball. The
man he found acting the, part of a
physician, when his pedigree was
.taken- at police headquarters, sad
his name was J. B, Stubbert, fifty
years old, of New York. He said he
was a doctor and represented DR..
Ball. The compiainants against him
were DR.. M. S.Meinzer and DR.. VIII
liam e. Ramsay. who Recorder Ke-
hoe says must appear at the hearing
onfght. No one but the police APP
peared against him last night as It
was not expected the Ease would be
tried until tonight. Stubbert was
arraigned and gave cash bonds in
the amount of 1926 for his appear
ance.
Several feared he would not APP
pear to answer to SO serious q charge
when under so little bail and the
compliments requested his re-arrest
and arraignment before Justice OF
the Peace H. e pickerseiu.
Pickersgill heard a case against
Stubbert in which he was charged
with practising medicine without a
license. The justice OF the peace
held the man for a hearing and re-
leased him in the custody of his att
torney. G. C. Hommann. The nc
eused man promised Recorder ke-
hoe that he would hle his certificate
as q medical doctor with the county
clerk of Middlesex county today.
He had not done so up to 8 o'clock
this afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-13
JUDGMENT IN
DISTRICT CT.

Judgments We're rendered today
In District Court by Judge John w.
Beekman as follows.
South Amboy Lumber Company,
represented by Thomas Brown VS..
George W.Munn, $3.50.
Samuel Horowitz. by Jacob J. JOS
elson vs- Aubrey Croker, for pos
session.
Clarence Sexton, by Thomas
Brown We Laurets TonneH, s44.
Paul Jasfenski. by. Kehoe and
Stremiau ys Mike Semanik. $50.
The case of the Independent Light
Company represented by Peter Al
Peterson vs.. ]. Christ Co. by Thorn
as Brown for sI35, vas continued
this afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-13
BURKE BARS
TURKEY TROT
Police Chief Prohibits Any
Suggestive Dances Here.

Turkey trot. grizzly bear. bun
ny hug, SILVER and like dances. be-
cause of their alleged suggestive
ness, will not be permitted LII this
city, either in a public dance hall
or n the stage, says Chief ar pez
lice Patrick J.. Burke. He Is most
strongly opposed to anything sug
gestive or In any way immoral and
intends to use~every means OF pre-
venting the Introduction of such la
this city. He admits that he has
not seen anyone dance the forego~
ing named dances but from what he
has read and learned from ths 4
Fperience Of other communities, tn
Guiding New York, he Is satisfied
that they are sufficiently suggestive
to be kept away from this city.
The caterpillar crawl. grasshepper
hop and the bullfrog jump are also
barred, il such dances exist.