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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1912-02-14
BOURQU|N is NAMED
AS SUCCESSOR
To RASCH
PRESIDENT TAFT APPOINTS THE
BUTTE MAN FEDERAL DISTRICT
JUDGE FOR MONTANA.

Washington, Feb. Ia Especial -
President Taft sent to the senate to-
day the nomination Of George NJ
Bourquin to be United States district
judge OF Montana,
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FOR REASON NOT REVEALED
BUT ONE ALLEGED coNsPlRA.
TOR IS TAKEN ON TUESDAY.
MUCH IS ANTICIPATED
After Majority Of Dsfsndants Have
Been Served With Warrants the
Extent Of the Alleged Dynan,iting
Plots 10 Expected to BE Made Public
Various Labor Men Are Ready.

indianapolis, Feb. 13.---United States
District Attorney Miller said tonight
that arrests OF the 81 men indicted In
the dynamite conspiracy cases were set
for tomorrow.
THE reason why they did not take
place today" Mr.. Miller said. cannot
be revealed. II has been the intention
that as many as possible of the de-
PENDANTS shall be taken in the shortest
possible time 30 that majority Of
them will be In custody before any
one Of them knows who else is In
volvcd. An. arrest of one man at
Rochester, n. Y, today, probably was
due to a local condition unknown to
me-
Before night tomorrow the de-
PENDANTS apprehended are expected to
be sufficient In number to reveal the
extent OF the plots which the govern
ment charges were carried on for six
years against iron and steel contractors
who maintained the open shop and In
which the McNamaras and Orte Me-
Manigal, confessed dynamiters, acted
MS accomplices Of others
Among the cities not before men
toned where arrests are expected are:
Syracuse. N. Y. Scranton. Pa, Spring
field. ILL.,. Grand Rapids, Mich. Omaha,
Neb.. and Peoria. III. .~.
John r. Butler of Buffalo, n. y
first vice president OF the International
Association Of Bridge and Structural
Iron Workers, announced today he in
tended to remain here with Frank NJ
Ryan, the president and Herbert S
HockIn, the second vice president and
acting secretary treasurer. until 1t be-
comes known who are implicated In
the dynamite cases
81 was going back to Buffalo. but
decided to await developments here and
if they want me | am ready" Mr.
Butler said.
At Detroit.
Clarence T.. Dowd, business agent oi
the Machlnists' union at Rochester
n. Y, who was arrested at Rochester
today, formerly was a national organ
iZer OF the International Association
OF Machinists with headquarters at De-
troit. which was one OF the fields OF
operation of the dynamiters.
II was there that McManigal was in
duced to become a member of the
dynamiting crew directed by John ]
Mcnamara, secretary-treasurer of the
iron workers. according to McManigal's
confession.
1t was also there that McManiga
and James p. Mcnamara were arrested
In April. 1911. and at the time of theil
arrest. 1t Is alleged, they were pre-.
pairing. with the assistance OF certai,
local men. to cause explosions under
five bridges and other structure.
erected by the employees OF non-unior
contractors
McManigal, in his detailed state
ments, is said to have charged groups
Of men In all the cities In which III
operated with having assisted him.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1912-02-14
GETS THE GARTER.

London, Feb. 13.-Sir Edward Grey.
secretary of state for foreign affairs,
has been decorated Nith the Order Of
the Garter.
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Prominent Lawyer.

Butte, Feb 13.-fSpecial Judge
Bourquin was named district judge Of
the federal court in Montana TO sue
ceed Carl Rasch, who resigned. He
was notified by an Associated Press
dispatch of his appointment.
At the time he was engaged in rep
resenting the plaintiff IN the action
brought by the Washington Butte
which Is being heard by Master in
Chancery oliver 7. Crane. and with
the remark. Gentlemen, ] will take
you all into my confidence read the
Associated Press dispa,ch To those IN
the room all Of whom expressed their
satisfaction and stated that they sim
cerely hoped he would be confirmed
shortly.
Judge Bourquin stated that he did
not anticipate any opposition. but did
not desire to make a statement on the
| matter.
| Judge Bourquin has been promi'
| nent member Of the bar Of this state
for more than 20 years.
| Born I'm Pennsylvania, he came II
this state in 1884. He worked as q
| hoisting engineer at the mines IL
Butte, studying law as opportunity de-
veloped. Late in the sos he was madt
receiver of the Helena land office b,
President Harrison On retiring from
that office he completed his law stud
les, was admitted to the bar and be-
gan to practice In Helena He begai
practicing In Butte In 1899. In 190'
he was elected district judge ant
served two terms. Since then he hal
been actively engaged In the practic'
| Of his profession,
Active Republican.
/ While not a partisan In the usua
sense of that word. Judge Bourquil
has long been recognized as one o
the most active leaders OF his part,
In the state. He has addressed prao
tically every state convention of hi
party for years, and has assisted 4
campaigns from time to time. n
made a very notable address befor
the last republican convention at Mis-
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Glass Ad History
CCLX-PROOF THAT'S POSITIVE.

The proof of the efficiency Of The Mssoulian class
ad is found in the results which follow its use. The
testimony in support of its efficiency comes from the
hundreds who use the class ad and find it helpful
There are Of these people every day. The class
ad makes new friends all the time. This is the reason
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1912-02-14
coNNERs TRIAL SET.

Los Angeles, Feb, 13-The second
trial of Bert II. conners on the charge
Of having dynamited the hall OF rec
ords was set today for April 16.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

COMPETENT WOMAN FOR GEN.
eral housework; must be good cook
Apply afternoons between / and 4,
COS West Spruce.
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As 10 Competition,

Just before the railroad builder was
excused. Representative Reall of Tex
as called his attention to the asscr-
tlons of Il, II. Gary. chairman of the
| board Of the steel corporation. and
other business men. to the effect that
the day OF competition was passed.
and that the time was at hand whom
the government must regulate maxi
MUM and minimum prices of com
moditief
Il think YOU will have to tame hu-
man nature and eliminate all selfish
motives that rule human beings and
every other form Of life, before YOU
VIII eliminate compt tition," Mr.. Hill
remarked There viii be cpmpcti-
ton just ns long as the doctrine OF
the survival of the fittcst lasts and
that will be operating long after all
our present statutes have been wiped
off the books"
DO YOU think. then. 1t would be
unwise for the federal government Ia
assume control of business Mr..
Beall asked.
II think when the federal govern
ment does that. II will be short
stop until there will be no federal
government"
You think that such q government
would not be like repuhlc?'
ut would be n monarchy"
"Then, you don't believe tho United
States should undertake to regulat"
businras?" Mr.. Benll resumed.
Il would lay down the law Of right
and wrong" Mr., Hill said, u would
limit the power of corporations.
would see that every corporation that
started business put all the money IN
and would not be Jealous on hc-
count Of the size of thc corporation,
| wond not permit any watering of
stock. | would see that 100 cents ON
every dollar was put up, and that
money was on hand to take care
OF IT,"
"Well. you tried "A railroad com
binaton once. didn't you" Repre-
| sentative Martlett asked, referring t.
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THE WEATHER

Today-Fair.
yTomorrow--Fair.
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Active Republican.

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THE MAN

Who uses Missoulian class
ads gets what he wants
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-18
PERFECT CONFIDENCE
Amarillo People Have Good l;ae-0n
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-18
POTATOES WILL REDUCE
HIGH COST Of LIVING

Denver. Colo. July Eugene
% Grubb. known a. the potato am
bassador. and who has devoted the
greater part OF his lIfe 20 the work
OF arolsins the American people TO
the necessity of raising potatoes u
they would cheaper the cost Of living.
has iuterestd Colorado children In
tle enterprise
Mr. Gruhn who has been sent
abroad Dy the department OF a-rioul-
ture 20 study European potato coudi-
tious finds the potato is the safe
guard Of Germany Russia Great
Britain and other countries. and be-
l.yees the fact that we are nov spend
ing $4,000. 600 q year for European
potatoes Is one potent reason why liy.
ing expenses are SO high
~ Greeley. one OF the potato pro-
ducInl .puters OF Colorado. gardens
are beIu. cultivated by school child
rem
school children and the backyard
farmers of the city should be- inter
ested DO potato raising" said Mr.
Grub Anything that will tend 10
increase potato production in this
country should Doe encouraged. There
need be- no fear OF production.
when ~ get so We can utilize pota-
toes for their by-products. as they do
In Germany
Mr.. Grub, with Luther Burbank.
the plant specialist. will start on a
two-year trip next fam inycstisating
plant conditions in an parts of the
world IN fhe meantime. his potato
gospel is quite likcl yto 20 on bear
ing fruit 10 tbc deep interest of the
children is any indication Amon-
the Greeley children general garden
ina is taught iucIudu- Horticulture
but potatoc, first b. DO. cry of the
little gardeners
4 The gardening. idea i- uo' confined
no this one community n 'he west
however Prizes for the finest corn
.are being offered BOO Missouri Kan
sas Nebraska aud other states Gar
ieu.n- competitions are common Boo
country school districts n many parts
OF Colorado. and .u Oregon - Fl, e,t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-18

The close alliance Of Wilson and
Underwood gives Wilson another
strong uuderhold
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In Oregon prizes aggregating $40.
600 have been promised the children,
and no less than IS childrens fairs
have been organized. In addition 20
the prizes for the finest potatoes aud
other vegetables awards will be made
in the industrial division for bird
houses. pieces OF furniture. labor saw
ing devices. hand and machine made
aprons and darning
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ut Amarillo Drug Store
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Daily News Want Ads get results.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-26
CNE WOMAN AIRS HER VIEWS
ON GAS PROPOSITION

Editor Telegram: The question Of
granting a gas franchise has come up
for consideration by the city fathers
and there has been expressed some
feeling that it would hardly be good
policy for the city to grant this fran
chise for the reason that 1t would
at once be creating a competitor for
its own light plant. This seems to
ne to be very poor argument from
q business standpoint AS ! take It,
the city is not in the business of FUR
nishing light and power to its pco-
bc for the prime or sole purpose OF
making money, bat that of seeing 10
il that the citizens are supplied with
these necessary Things AT the loves!
price consistent With good Scrvic2
However. man does not ike iby cleo
tricily alone, but by many oth,f
equally good and neeessary commodi-
ties which have been brought to hi+
hand thruugh the genius aud enter
prise Of his fellows. In oar pro2ro7-
slyn and wide-awakp cities Of tDdaf
both where the public utilities are
controlled by the city and also whcre
they are operated by corporate ms,
gas has become and is fast becoming
the popular fuel. do not belicv"
that there are enough mossDaC Is IN
Lakeland to kill this latest move
which will help to bring us into the
forefront of the progressive cities OF
the country. We women have enough
drudgery without that which is un-
necessary and | cannot imagine any
woman who has ever had any Op-
portunity of seeing gas used versus
wood, coal or oil, not being deeply
interested in the question OF the
granting of the proposed gas fran
chise. am business women enough
TO understand that the franchise
must be properly safeguarded for
the welfare of the city, but | trust
this can be done without killing it
at the very start If the men who
are to pass upon this proposition
had to stand by the hot cook stove
this coming summer they would be
right busy now holding special meet
ings for the purpose of encouraging
this important enterprise. Therefore,
as one interested woman | hope thai
the city will grant the franchise.
HOUSEWIFE.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-26
HARPER'S 5 AND 10 CENT STORE
GRAND OPENING TOMORROW

When the doors of the = and 10
cent store of G. w. Harper swins
open tomorrow morning, there will
be big crowd of shoppers on hand
to see the many fine bargains Of
fered, and also to visit for the first
time this up-lo-datc establishment.
AIR. and Mrs. Harper are very pleas
ing and genial people, and they viii,
be dclight,d to meet the people o..
Lakeland tomorrow. In their advcr-
t!semcnt in this issue they stat
what hours special sales will be on.
and il will pay every one 10 be on
hand TO pick up some rare bargains.
There will be plenty of clerks, good
music all day. and hearty welcome
for all who attend.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-26

that the news is of more than pass
Ing interest. For instance the young
man who killed two express robbers
near San Antonio about two weeks
ago was boyhood friend of the late
Clarence Perry, of this city. having
gone TO school and grown up with
him back in Tennessee. Another dis
patch brought news of family being
injured in storm in South Carolina
who are old friends of the family of
Mr.. W. X. McRae. The Evening
Telegram tells you every afternoon
all the local, State and national news,
and If one looks in the big dailies
they will find they have already read
about the same thing in Lakeland S
daily paper.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-26
WILL HAVE ANOTHER
DELICATESSEN SALE.

The ladies Of the Lutheran church
have been requested To repeat tn
Delicatessen sale held some days ago,
and therefore on Easter SATURDAY
from 10 a. m. until sold out they
will have another sale at the Lake
land Plumbing g. Hardware Go.
store at the corner of Main street
and Tennessee avenue. They VIII
have on sale a fine line of cooked
food also all kinds Of Easter novel
ties. BE sure and get in your orders
early before the opening of the sale.
A list of the articles to be sold will
be published later.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-26
ATTENTION, BAND MEMBERS.

All members of the Lakeland Citi-
zens' band are ordered to be present
at the band room Wednesday morn
ing by $50 o'clock to fill an engage
ment with the Bowman Realty Co.,
at their lot sale. The members not
being present will be fined s.. The
money that will be derived from this
engagement will be used to finish
paying for the band uniforms which
cost us 1925. There is still $7l due
on these suits, and it is hoped that
with what money We have on hand
and with the money from this en-
gagement this debt will be wiped
out. Now if the people of Lakeland
want to hear some real music, come
out to the lot sale Wednesday with
the intention of buying some real es-
tate from the Bowman Realty Co.
PRESS REPORTER.
Lakeland Citizens Band.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-26
THE TINE FOR ACTION.

To the Real Estate Owners o.
Lakeland:
There is now pending before tbs
Council OF the City OF Lakeland al
ordinance to grant franchise T.
the Lakeland Gas Company. a copy
of which ordinance is published in
tcday's Telegram and will be pub
l!shed again tomorrow for the infOr.
nation of all persons interested in
the question. The legal responsible.
ity for the granting of the said fran.
chise, or for the refusal to grant II
rests with the City Council and the
Mayor. The matter should now be
determined without further delay.
Hon. Morris G. Mum, president OF
the City Council, authorizes me to
say that he is in favor of an election
to determine this matter at which
every person owning real estate in
the City OF Lakeland, white and
black. male and female, should be al.
lowed TO vote, and | concur in this
suggestion. 1t is matter vitality az
fecting the property interests of the
City Of Lakeland as we'll as the con.
venience and prosperity of the city
and ! think that all those who own
real estate in the corporate limits
should be allowed to cast vote for
or against it. Such election should
be safe-guarded by having managers
appointed by the Council OF Lakeland
acting under oath. and who should
see that none but the owners of real
estate are allowed to vote at such
election. No requirement should be
made as to the payment of poll taxes
registration or the length of resi-.
dence within the city limits. Ii tho
real estate owners favor the grant
ing OF the franchise, let it be grant
ed speedily. If they reject it. tina,
should be the end of the matter, sc
that the promoters may make theil
investment in some city or town will,
ing to receive them.
The city Council could authoriz,
the holding of the election within 4
few days, and let the matter be set.
tied.
In the meantime, il the Council
should become thoroughly Statistic
that ii is the wish of the majority
Of h real estate owners of the Cit,
Ct Lakeland chat the franchise b,
granted, it would be as we'll to dis.
pose ol the matter at the next meet
inS Of the Council without the for.
malily OF an election.
Respectfully, +. TUCKER, sE.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-26
japanese Coal kine.

What Is perhaps the most extraor.
binary coal mine in the world as well
as the smallest is situated on tiny
island In the Japan Sea, near Maya
saki, and has Just sufficient room upon
Its surface for the shafts and the
hoisting machinery The workings.
which are very extensive, extend In
all directions under the sea.-Wide
World.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-26
OWN AN AUTOMOBILE.

We have contracted with the Stude-
baker corporation to sell +. NJ. f.
sos and Flanders o0's. Will have
a 80 here about April Is. Any one
interested please call or phone and
will be pleased to demonstrate and
quote prices. Mr. Carl Gibson, spe-
cial representative from the factory.
will demonstrate either of the above
models any time within the next tw'
weeks 5. NJ. STEPHENS. Agt.
weeks. s. VI. STEPHENS,
G.. c. ROGAN
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-26

R Cason was in Lakeland
r,s-day afternoon and his many
[.nas we're glad to greet him again.
|. Barlow district conference con-
4. in Barlow within q few days.
1 large delegation is expected to
land
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-26

:. " G. Brorein, of the PENN
r.,e,hone Co.. is up from Tam
,.dav looking after the company's
.;rs interests here. He will
|, o,ber parts Of the county be-
|, -a,nruing to Tampa.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-26

Miss Bertha Cline, who has been
irjns the family of Rev. and Mrs.
J. Matthias. left today for her
M in statesyille, n. c. She made
nv friends here who will be glad
welcome her should she visit Lake
d again
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-26

I'll, aAdidates for the varioa ,
Ial! Offices have been invited to
|ak tonight at the Winston school
fse There will probably be quite
gathering there. Last Saturday
|hl the candidates met and spoke
The Combee school house, and they
y spoke last week at Fort Meade.
PER Speaking dates for the coming
Ek appear in another part of this
PER Il is not known when they
\ come 70 Lakeland though prob
y lot before the middle of next
|rt.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-26

k,-s = G. Whitlock, of Saluda, S.
arrived in Lakeland Sunday. be-
! called here by the death Of her
|,sr Mr.. Z. G. Wilder. Mrs.
ki,,ock is for the present with her
l,bsr a, the home Of her sister,
/ D H Sloan, but will visit other
|s,iyes here before returning to her
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-26

IT, n X. Jackson, Jr., prosecut-
attorney of the Panama canal
q ,,r No United States govern
n,. !, in tlo city. being called here
IL al.y,- Of his mother, Mrs. W.
]. IT. Mr.. Jackson is oac OF
In prominent legal lights Of
rlttey ma in his chosen career
!, Mac,i- quite a mark for him
I. aa- visited Lakeland sew
] .M and is always warmly
ETA Ills many friends here.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-26

II Mrs. 5. 4. Saum, who have
INH al the home of Mrs. NJ. 5.
Il" t4o morning for their
burg, Va. They were
atcd with Lakeland,
"a property while here.
III YOU write an AZ
al thc good things Lake
-H it no matter wha,
ir this is the best town,
people ever found in
He was especially de.
''s 'L Lis boarding place, and
-aEcland one of its most
% riends and boosters.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-26
.,,.:,.s;,.s,.sysass$+ts$a

:, " 5. Preston is up from
|..or today in the interest OF his
,...y for the Office of county
o,5 also on other business.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-26

-' ,-'eiated Press dispatches in
h'ea.as Telegram bring to the
. d Lakeland people the happen
. 'he world every afternoon,
"0' ihtrequently does it happen