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The Daily Missoulian., 1912-10-31
No sheaves are necessary

west. No sheaves are necessary in
this exhibit it-merely the threshed
wheat. Entries for this have been
coming in for several days.
When the exposition is over 1t is
planned to have a seed wheat and an
apple auction which will supply many
farmers with choice seed wheat and
city people with five and ten box lots
of choice apples The Bitter Root val
ley, the valleys of the Yakima, the
Walla Walla country, the Methow val
ley and the Wenatchee district have
promised q, numbenoof exhibits for Mr.
Elliott's prize.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-10-31
The Doctors Answers
on Health and Beauty
Questions
BY DR.. LEWIS BAKER.

The questions answered below are gem
eral IN character; the symptoms or dis
ease are given and the answers WI, an
ply. to any case of similar nature,
Those wishing future advice free. NAV
ADDRESS Pr. Lewis Baker. College Bldg,
enclosing self addressed stamped en-
Velope for reply. Fun name and address
must be given, but only initials or fic-
lillous name will be used in any an
any Wen-stocked drug store. Any drug
glst can order of Wholesaler
ANXIOUS Wife''-Give 10 to Is drops
fore each meal. and your child will soon
pc cured of bed wetting: Comp. fluid
balmwort, l oZ.; tincture cubebs
dram; tlhcture rhusaromatic, drams.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-10-31

To obtain a powerful searchlight
from a comparatively weak battery a
French inventor has mounted num-
Der Of tungsten lamps on a revolving
disk, each lamp in turn being illumi-
mated but a brief time, their combined
rays being collected by reflector
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-10-31

i
have suffered with stomach and bowel
trouble. which has been caused by Sc
we're case of catarrh, My blood is also
in poor condition. What can be done for
me?.
Answer: If you follow the directions
given below you will soon he we'll and
strong again. Obtain the following from
any well-stoekeS drug store and mix by
shaking we'll, then take a teaspoonfui
comp, ozs; comp fluid balmwort, OF;
fluid ext Ruehu, 1 or. Use in connee-
tion with this the following local treat
ment: Get 2-oZ. package of antseptic
vilane powder and make catarrh balm
by mixing one ounce Of lard or vaseline
with a level teaspoonful OF the powder
and use in the nostrils daily. Also make
a wash of one pint of warm water and
one-half teaspoontul of vilane powder
and use two or three times a day until
the nostrils are thoroughly cleansed and
your trouble win soon be gone
Elsie M writes: 81 have such short,
stringy, struggling hair and my scalp is
fun Of dandruff. Please advise me what
10 do?''
Answer: The best advice can offer
is simple, Get at a we'll stocked drug
directions accompanying. and use it reg
nlarly. 1t promotes healthy, vigorous
growth of hair and cures dandruff, itch.
ing scalp lustreless hair, and stops fall
ane hair II the hair is harsh and straP-
CLING it restores soft. fluffy appear
:tnee, and brings back the Intense nat
nral color
''Hazelle" SAYS: "I would certainly an
preciate something that would increase
my weight, and take away that languid
feeling which am subject to most of the
time. My blood is weak and watery, and
my apptite is poor
Answer: Your condition is very easily
overcome if you win follow the directions
given below. Ask your druggist for
three grain hypo- -nuclane tablets and
take according to the directions and your
weight will increase. These tablets pro
gestion. transform the complexion and
figure. They are prescribed by pllvsI-
clans and are perfectly harmless They
should be taken regularly for several
months, and You can depend upon gain
ing flesh, and that ianguid feeling will
vanish completely.
I'd. r. c. writes: MY rheumatism Is
getting worse all the time. / am getting
SO stiff that it makes it very hard Tor
10 get around
Answer: Do not worry about your
rheumatism as that can be very easily
curad by using the following: Get at
the drug store the ingredients named
spoonful at meal time and again at bed
time. and YOU will soon be entirelv cured
of that disagreeable disease, rheuma-
tisrn purchase 2 lrains of iodiae of pn-
tassiam; one-half ounce of wine of coll
chieum; 1ramS of sodium salicylate: l
oz comp. fluid balmWort; ] OF. comp.
essence cardiol, ana ozs. syrup sars-
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-10-31

palllia, This has cured thousands. and
l am sure it will cure you.
Musician asks: Can you tell me
now 10 overcome bronchial trouble
Whlcn manifests itself after singing, by
a tickling in the throat, hoarseness and
a slight eough?' '1'N'
Answer; Obtain a bottle of essence
inehtho-laHene and use ii pure, or make
,n'o ,1a. couch syrup by mixing with ordi-
iafecuohs Tor use and how to make ac-
company the package. 1t makes a pint
1uii OF effective, pleasant cough syrup.
and cures all throat and bronchial tfMl-
ble. ~
Mrs: g. B. writes: II suffer a great
aeal with stomach disorders, Heavy feel
ing after eating, heart palpitation wind
and gas on stomach. etc. Am restless
and irritable. Afraid to eat a hearty
meal Sometimes great pains / fear
appendicitis"
Answer: The neglect of constipation
ana Indigestion is the most frequent
cause of appendicitis, II is better TO
prevent than to cure by an operation
advise that You obtain tablets triopep-
tfhe ana take according to directions ac-
eompanylng sealed carton. They are
mink, white and blue, 10 be taken morn
ing, noon and night, respectively. /
think many cases of appendicitis could
De prevented by using triopeptine intelli-
gently.
Mrs. c. G." writes: Can you pre-
scribe tonic for one who is sleepiess,
nervous, hvsterical thin and getting
thinner, Have little appetite and am
restless day and night
Answer: The following If used for
several weeks Will gradually restore
and strengthen Your nervous system.
Compound syrup of hypophosphites, s
o2s., tnctnfe cadomene, | OF. tnot cardo-
mon). Mix. shake well and take a tea
spoonful before each meal. =
Miss c. X" writes II am burdenea
with too much fat and would like a safe
treatment prescribed
Answer: l would not recommend the
ordinary tablets and pills for obesity, hut
here Is a quick acting formula that ac-
eomplshes big fat reductions and never
causes i'll feeling. Aromatic elixir. 5.ozs.
giyfol afbolene l OF. Shake Wen In a
| bottle and take teanspoonful after
each meal for three days Double the
dose thereafter Continue several weeks
Or months as the case may require.
Poor H. writes: My health is very
poor on account of a long standing con-
stipation, | have 10. use pills or some
| thing all the time. Can you prescribe
something to take that viii cure chronic
constipation?"
| Answer: Constipation Is probably the
cause of more illness than any other
thing. Most remedies only relieve the
scribe three-g grain snlpherb tablets ono,
| most reliable Ilnd gradnally curative.
They act Pleasantly and I f6fe up the
bowels ana fiyer. While purifying the
blood. 4. 3e,t ~ R So. IN, s
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-10-31
BISHOP CONSEcRATED.

Faribault Mimi, Oct. 3O-With
clergy of the middle west, prominent
in the Episcopal church, present the
services of conseeration of Suffragan
Bishop Dean Frank McElwain We're
held today in the cathedral Bishop
Tuttle of Missouri, the presiding
bishop, acted as chief consecrator
aided by Bishop Mann of North Da-
kota and Edsall Of Minnesota.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-10-31
FIRE IN sANITARluM.

Louisville. Ky, Oct 3o.--One pa
tient was killed and several had mar
row escapes from death when the
Martinsville sanitarium here was de-
stroyed by fire today. DIR. j. w. Foltz
or South Park, Ky, i'll in ward on
one of the upper floors, was burned to
death Two young women, also pa
tients, dropped safely into nets. The
origin Of the fire is unknown.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-10-31

king, China, say the Mohammedans
have assassinated Ii Ching Chang,
president of the Kanau provincial as
sembly, because he opposed making
Maan Liang the Mohammedan gov
ernor of the province. The dis
patches added that the followers of
Maan control the province and that
the unrest in Shensi and Shansi is
growing.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-10-31
AssAssiNATED.

Chicago, Oct. 30.-Cable dispatches
to the Chicago Daily News from Pc
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-10-31

Mrs e. b." writes; II suffer g praat
deal with stomach disorders Heavy feel
ING after eating, heart palpitation, wind
and gas on stomach etc. Am restless
una irritable Afraid to eat a hearty
meal Sometimes great pains i fear
appendicitis"
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-10-31

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The Daily Missoulian., 1912-10-31

..Hazelle" SAYS: IL would certainly APP
preciate something that would increase
my weight and take away that languid
feeling which am subject to most of the
time. My blood is weak and watery and
rnS appnite is DOOR"
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-10-31

Elsie NJ writes: 81 have such short,
stringy, struggling hair and my scalp is
fun Of dandruff. Please advise me what
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-17
CHEAPER GAS FOR
RICHMOND FOLKS
WILL RECON-
MEND A LOWER RATE--POW-
Frs AND MELTON FAVEOR
REDUCTION.

The principal discussion INDUCED
IN by the members of the Asitze 'iii-
nlfttee of the council last night.
aside from the auditing of the payroiI
aud the usual bills, was that Of the
proposition presented by the SUB
committee on cheaper gas.
This subcommittee embraces
Mcssrs. Melton. Powers and Haddon.
They were appointed ut q recent
meeting Of the committee to look into
the question of reducing gas from
90 cents To 80 or lower. They were
not ready to report last night. and
asked for further consideration
Mr.. Melton favors IS cent gas The
other members OF the committee be-
lieve that at this time so cent gas
may be had. and that later on 1t may
be still further reduced.
II am satisfied" said Mr.. Melton,
that we can now afford rs cent gas,
The gas department Is deriving much
revenue. The city does not wish 20
make money out Of It's plants, but
when any one OF them gets beyond
its running expenses and the pay
msnts on the bonds or the interest
on the investment, the people Should
receive the benefits The gas de-
partment under the able manage
Hlenl or SUPERINTENDENT MOVIES IN
now doing this. and / am of the
opinion that the people should derive
the benefits
Mr.. Powers agreed with him, but
he said that ne felt the decrease
In price should be gradual.
II favor cheap gas as much as
any one" said Mr.. Powers. but we
must not go too fast. I believe so
cent gas should come first, then va
can see the result and I will be
the first one 70 vote for SUI lover
gas"
The subcommittee could not repor.
on account of the absence from the
city Of Mr.. Iiaddon. They will pro-
badly report at the next meeting and
from tfh sensa af the committee II
looks like cheaper gas for the peo-
pie OF Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-17
.FEzzED VISITORS
| ENJOY THEMSELVES.
KALLuroLTs GRoTTo ENTERTAINED
BY THE STATISTICS WITH RED
LIGHTS AND FEEDS.

Broad street and the Richmond hotel
were alive for while last night with
a horde of fezzed men from Wash
inEton augmented by crowd from
Richmond,
The bunch embraced two grottoes Of
Masons of the Blue lodge who were
out for a fine time. and they appeared
TO he having II.
Kaliipolis Grotto. of Washington
WAS the guest of SAINTS Grotto. of
Richmond. and the two parties had
everything their own way from 2.30
yesterday afternoon TO $50 O'CLOCK
this morning.
The visitors were met at the train
by II delegation OF the local brothers
and amid fireworks and red liehts
were escorted TO the Masonic Temple.
from the Richmond hoted drawing the
admiration of the populace.
The party enioyed luncheon at
the Temple. at which Brother r. V.
hickey. OF Washington. and Brother
Frank Il. sutton. Jr., of Richmond,
while others made few remarks
Member of the public interests COM
mittee of the city council Paimatary
was delegated chief pilot. and he
piloted the party to tho Richmond
hotel. where Noble Sam Atkinson of the
Mystic Shrine. kindred crew, took
them in charge and there was another
luncheon. Later they had a supper
at the Richmond and the AFFAIR was
well rounded out by Mike" the live
monkey. belonging TO Kallipolis Grotto
climbing to the top of the dome OF the
hotel. amid the plaudlts of the crowd.
After spending a pleasant afternoon
and night, the party left this MORN
ing after o'clock for the capital city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-17
IS SENTENCED FOR
ATTACKING COUSIN
COMPROMISE OF THREE YEARS Is
AGREED TO ny COUNSEL ron
JOHN, BIANToN.
YOUTH PLEADS GUILTY
TRIAL IN CAROLINE COUNTY roll
Lows CRIME ATTEMPTED NY
yoING MAN-EARLY IN
THE YEAR.
YOUTH PLEADS GUILTY

On q compromise agreed upon be-
tween counsel for the defense and
counsel for-tho prosecution, John
Blanton was sentenced To a term of
three years In the penitentiary In the
Caroline county court yesterday on
a charge Of attempted criminal as
SauU on his cousin Miss Young.
The defense was represented by
Chandler and Bealie, and Harry NJ.
Smith, Jr., of Richmond. The prose-
cution was conducted Icy William e.
Ennis and Mr.. Mitchell. y plea OF
guilty was made after compromise
had been arranged between the OPP
posing attorneys, and, without any
evidence being taken, the sentence
was imposed.
The attack occurred last June
Blanton took his cousin osIt for
drive. It Is said. and In lonely spot
attempted the crime. She warded
him off. and the young man then
drove her home. The horse Blanton
had hired returned several hours later
to the stables without the driver, and
later Blanton's coat and hat were
found on stump near river. The
first impression was that he had COM
mitted suicide. E,earch was instituted
and ne WAS found afterwards in Lua-
enburg county. The story of the at.
tempted assault came out afterwards,
and BlaHton was arrested.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-17
CHALONERENGAGES
THEA1ER FOR TALKS
WILL LECTURE SUNDAY NIGHTS
ON PmuosoPHIc ASPECTS
or CHRISTIANITY.
BEGINS NEXT WEEK
LEGAL AND MEDICAL SIDE or
CHRIsr's TEACHINGS Will BE
TAKEN UP by MERRY
MILLIONAIRE.
BEGINS NEXT WEEK

"The Philosophic Aspects of Chris
tianity," dealing with the legal and
medical sides of Christ's teachings,
will be the subject of a series of lee
lures to be given at the Rex theater.
Seventh and Broad streets, by John
Armstrong Chaloner. The lectures
will be delivered twice month, and
will extend throughout the winter.
The first Is to be given next Sunday
night.
AT the Westmoreland club last
night Mr.. Chaloner gave out q signed
statement. telling of the subject To
he discussed In these lectures. The
statement reads:
II have just engaged the Rex
moving picture theater on Broad
street for a series of lectures entitled
THE Philosophic Aspects of Chris
tianity" The frat lecture will be
given at s o'clock next Sunday night.
The lectures will be free, and law
yers, physicians and other scientific
men are particularly invited, to-
gether with the pisin people of both
sexes, as the series win extend dur
ing the winter and viii occur twice
month. III tHSuA nh<hi' ean@ W
the philosophie side OF Chr'sts
teachings, the legal side aud the
medical side. BY the medical side
of Christ's teachings I mean part!cu-
larly His explanation of the nature
and causes of insanity, which no one
but Jesus Christ has ever attempted
to account for scientifically. ! be-
gan my studies in the Scriptures at
"BIoomingdale, when falsely inn
prfsoned for nearly four years on
the false charge OF insanity. AT the
same time began my studies in In
sanity. making special study and OBJ
servation of the most dangerous, and
therefore the most interesting. lana
ties In my ward al sBieemiagdale-'
aud the result OF said studies ! shall
give out from time to time from the
stage at the Rex theater."
JOHN ARMSTRONG CHALoNER.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-17
CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY
WILL EE CELEBRATED

Colonel Joseph Button La IN receipt
of letter from General Nichols, of
the Virginia Military institute. telling
him OF the plans for the celebration
Of the centennial anniversary Of Cen
eral Francis Smith. father. founder.
builder and rebuilder" of the insti-
tute. which il to be observed Friday,
October 13th.
General Smith was superintendent
of V, NJ. I. for fifty years He was
born in 1912. The centenary ami
versary Of his birth will be celebrated
by the suspension Of classes and mil
itary' exercises Friday and by an ad-
dress in Jackson Memorial hall by
former Attorney-G General William A.
Anderson, of Lexington, Flowers will
be laid on his grave In the famous
cemetery In Lexington. in which are
buried many noted SONS or virginia,
among them IL Stonewal Jackson,
These in Richmond who wish TO send
flowers for the occasion are assured
that they will be laid upon the grave
OF the distinguished educat IT and will
be carried to his lest resting place by
the Y. NJ. I. battalion
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-17
HORSE
DASHES INTO CART
POLICE ARE UNABLE TO LEARN
NAME OF YOUNG BOY WHO Is
SIIGHTLY Hurt .e..s.g

Frightened by the crowd, horse be-
longing To the Watkins-Cottren COM
pany, 1913 East Main street, ran away
in front OF the Howell Brothers, coz
East Broad street, at 6:ib o'clock
Yesterday afternoon. and collided at
s! xtn and Grace streets with n pony
cart driven by n womasl. who was &C
companied By two children. The pony
cert was turned over, and tbs. fscae-
pa hts were thrown out. young boy
was slightly injured. and was picked
up by passerN,V and taken to the
drugstore of r. A. Miller, 5fg East
Broad street, where ne was treated
for an injured finger. His mother and
little sfer. supposedly, had disap-
peared In the meantime, and the pony
had been DR. ven off.
After coliiding with the pony cart
and unsetting it. the runaway horse
da he'd through the barricade at sixth
and Franklin streets, whore ~ street
Is being repaved. and coll!ded wth
an easthnrnd street car of the V r.
ginia Railway and Power company at
Sieth and Main streets. The wagon
was partially wrecked, but the horse
was uninjuyed. A portion of the
front glass OF the street car was also
sheltered.
None OF the names or those VINO
participated in the accident were
learned by the police or the street car
company last n 'sht, and the police re-
received no report. c. II. Watkins,
president OF the Walk sffs-grottrefi
company, said he had made every en-
deavor 70 learn the names of the DC
cupants of the pony cart and pafficil
iariy Of The hoy who was injured BUT
had been unsuccessful
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-17


the case that has been presented for
the people. | cannot, for the life of
me, see how jury of twelve intelii-
gent men can convict Becker on the
statement of the self-confessed access
sories."
Dougherty Testifies.
Deputy Police Commissioner
Dougherty told of his conversations
with Becker on the night of July
! / 9Th, few bours after the murder.
and on July 18th. at police headquar-
ters, Immediately after Becker had
been released from his duties as
commander Of the ''strong-arn %
squad.
/ Police Inspector Sehmittberger
told of Becker's assignments, and
described hts duties In connection
with the work of the "strons-ar
squad.
J. Il. Hallen. white haired con-
Ivfct who was In the Tnmbs until a
few weeks ago. swore tina, from his
cell he had heard Becker admit to
Lieutenant White that he had been
party to the killing OF Rosenthal
When White IVES arrested and sent
to the tombs on the Indictment
charging him with having framed "A
case of carrying concealed weapons
/ against big Jack Zelig. who WAS
| subsequently assassinated on the
street, he Is alleged To have said on
/ meeting Becker:
Chief I've been looking for you.
/ They have arrested Whitley Louis,
! and he Will give MP everything"
| "Oh, he'll. suppose they have, 1t
| will be only one more crosk Il, ties ,ify
! against u.s. Becker is quoted as
| having answered White.
! Hallen then quoted Becker as
making the following comment on
| the charge against him:
| Just sit tight, Jimmie. the pub
| lie will be giving me pension for
! killing that--Rosenthal as soon as
| this sensation IS over"
| Mrs. Ros anthai on Stand.
| The attention Of the jury to ali
| that was said by the witnesses was
4, most profound from the moment
| that Mrs. Rosenthai told of what
! Becker said TO her on the night
/ Herman Rosenthsl's gambling estab-
! iishment was raided. las, April. In
! West Forty-fifth street She said
That night when they came TO
! tht mousse tHeTs WIS 80 mucn naG-
| mering that | went down TO Gee what
| was the matter. I said 70 Becker
| For Gods sake stop hammering
! and l will open the door
Il could not find the key. so they
! broke the door in Then | ran tu-
stairs. Rocker followed me there.
/ 7 said to him: What does this mean p
| He said. SASH ana added. 1t had
| to be Herman or me-
~ said, Please don't let them
| break the furniture Then Lieuten-
ant Rocker said Tell Herman to
| call that debt OF, and tell him to
| so and see that man and tell him
to call off that mortgages for fifteen
! hundred dollars. Tell Herman IT'S
t all square. He knows what man
! to see >"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-17
PRESBYTERIAN SYNODS
OF FOUR STATES HERE
FOR BIG CELEBRATION
One Hundredh Anniversary of Union Theological Semi
nary Is Observation-Disclosures Men of Church
Speak in City Auditorium

ings from the other Presbyterian theo-
logical schools of the South were ten
dered. Representatives were present
from the Southwestern seminary Of
CIarkesxiile. TENN Columbia C.
Theological seminary and Austin
Theological seminary, the bearer of
these latter Fluctuations being DIR.
Vincent, the president Of that insti-
tuition, who came all the way from
Texas to extend congratulations TO
Union seminary on its birthday. All
bore messages of cheer, hope. good
will and wishes for the continued
prosperity of the college under the
generalship of the gifted Or. Moore,
its president.
After the exercises the visitors
probably numbering two thousand
spent few minutes inspecting the
buildings composing the historic IN.
stitution. and were then served with
collation. in the dining hall OF the
seminary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-17
INVITE RICHMOND
TO PETERSBURG
MAYOR A1NSLIE AND MANY OEFr.
GALS ACCEPT INVITATION OF,
MAYOR CAMERON. s. ..e's'e-

Mayor Ainslie yesterday wired
Mayor Cameron. of Petersburg. his ac-
ceptance OF an invitation to attend the
Petersburg fair tomorrow, Richmond
Day"
Mayor Cameron yesterday wired
Mayor Ainslie inviting him and his
official stan, and the entire city. to
visit the Petersburg fair tomorrow.
Accompanying Mayor Ainslie with he
many members Of council. a number OF
the city officials. and n number OF the
State fair directors. Including Messrs
Satin Cohen L. o. Mfifef, J. r Ander-
son, Leigh r. Page. Manager Abram
Warwick and Secretary Gordon
The party will leave on special cars
from Perry and Seventh streets ut II
o'clock tomorrow morning
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-17
BRIEF SESSION IS
HELD At JEFFERSON

The second session Of the Southern
Homeopathic Medical association held
last night nj the Jefferson hotel was
brief. being taken up with a discus
sion OF the bureau Of epthainnoloEy-
Interest ng papers were read by DR.
Charles l.. Ramsey. or Baltimore. and
Or. w liam X. King. of Wash tngton.
Both treated of diseases Of the eye,
the paper of Or. Ramsey being on the
subject. Eye Diseases Caused by
tSener-, Dresses and the paper OF
Or. King ep the subject Necrosis OF
the Ocular Muscles
The convention closes today with
the morn ng session. The next place
of meeting will be chosen at this ses-
ON. ard Atlanta. IL is understood.
will probably be hte selection.
A luncheon was terrierfi the wish
tors yesterday at the Valentine niu-
scum Officers elected yesterday far
the ensuing year were: DIR. W. u. Lor-
raine. r ohr-ond. president: Dir Fl. r.
Rooms, Danyille. first vice president.
J b. Griffin. st. August ne. Fla, Sec
ond vice president. DIR. Lee Norman.
Louisville. Ky. secretary. and DR.. w.
A. Newman, Norfolk. treasurer.
TODAY the visitors will he enterta'n
ed with an automobile drive through
frp Fify