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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-03
INTEREST IS TENSE
IN LIBEL SUITS
OPENING OF CASE OF COOPER
AGAINST ROMNEY FINDS
MANY SPECTATORS,

Hamilton, April 2.-(Special.)-
Judge John f. Patterson of Missoula
arrived in Hamilton last evening to
occupy the district court bench here
during the trial of the three Western
News libel suits The first case. that
Of o.. c. Cooper against Miles Rom
ney, came UP for trial this morning
at IL O'Clock. A formidable array of
legal talent appeared at the counsel's
tables in the courtroom when the
court was called to order. O'Hara,
Edwards IL Madden, assisted by Judge
Fred G. Webster of MisSoula, are ap-
pearing as counsel for O.. c. Cooper,
while Attorneys T.. c. kurtz and
Charles S. Wagner of this city APP
peared today for Miles Romney. At
torney John H.. Tolan of Missoula will
be here tomorrow to assist in looking
after Romney's interests.
The outcome Of the case up for trial
today is expected to decide the W
cases to follow, those of Newton J.
Tillnan and John Treece against
Romney. The three cases are parallel
as to complaints. SO, 900 damages be-
ing asked in each case. The cases are
the outcome of alleged libelous mat
ter printed by Romney in his paper,
the Western News, following the let
ting of the county printing contract to
the Ravalli Republican. This contract
WAS re-let to HE Republican without
advertising for bids. In discussing the
letting of the contract, the editor of
the News is alleged to have accused
the plaintiffs, aS commissioners of
RaValh county, of 'grafting," it being
further alleged hat Romney asserted
in his paper that this grating was for
the benefit of r. A. O'Hara. The
Plaintiffs complaints are based llnon
AN article printed in the Western
News, most of the article being quoted
in the three complaints.
1T is expected that the trial Of the
cases will be witnessed BY record
crowds. While the jury was being Sc
cured today, many Interested specta-
tors crowded the courtroom. With the
beginning of the hearing of the evil
dence it is expected that the room will
Abe damned. AS early as today several
arrived from Darby, Victor, Stevens
vile and Corvallis to hear the trial.
A jury was secured before 8 o'clock
this afternoon. The plaintiffs evil
dence was introduced in less than an
hour, and consisted largely OF the in
PRODUCTION of two copies of the West
ern News, the first one containing the
alleged libeious article, the other one
an article purporting to show malice.
When the plaintiff rested, Attorney
Warmer for tho laTapl,.t ,
non-sult on the ground that the COM
plant does not state facts sufficient
to warrant a suit The jury was
then excused for the day, Wagner
spending the rest of the day arguing
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-03

met in consultation with Contractor
McIlVony in regard to some building
matters.
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DATES CONFLICT.

Hamilton, April 2. - Especially
Superintendent Henry Schwarm of the
local schools received a letter this
morning from Principal Ketcham of
he Missoula high school, in which the
local track team is Offered a meet
win the Missoula high school team at
Missoula April %. This is the date Of
the Ravalli county int~erscholastic
field meet at Victor, so MI. Schwarm
is Obliged to refuse the date. He sent
a letter today to Principal Ketcham in
which he stated that the local team
would accept Missoula's offer, pro-
vided the meet could be held at Mis-
soula, April 10.
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HAMILTON COUNCIL
BUYS WATER WAGON

Hamilton, April 2.-(Special.)-At a
special meeting of the city council last
evening a 60O-gallon street sprinkler
was purchased through G.. H. Cash,
representing the Studcbaker
of South Bend, Ind. The new water
wagon has a steel tank and is
equipped with Archibald hub wheels
and is a modern vehicle in every way.
With the new sprinkler it will be pos
sole to cover a street with water with
two trips along the street. The wagon
cost the city $4S8, laid down in Hamil-
ton. Mayor Robinson stated this
morning that the wagon would be
shipped from South Bend inside of 10
days from last evenings meeting. An
effort will be made to dispose of the
old sprinkler.
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IS BRIGHT
IN VALLEY
FARMERS, ORCHARDISTS AND
BUSINESS MEN LOOKING FOR
PROSPEROUS SEASON.

~Stevensville, April 2.-(Special.)-
From all indications the coming sea-
son is going to be another prosperous
year for the farmers on the dry-land
benches. The surplus moisture is Il
hindrance to general business condi-
tons in town, especially rs long as
the muddy roads remain almost inn
passable. and the merchants are all
of The unanimous opinion that there
mas been enough rainy weather to
las q long time and would be glad TO
see a litle sunshine oaan more. If
this year proves to be another sue
cessful year for the drN-land farmers,
it will be the third successive year
that the years harvest was worth al
most as much as the land itself. The
muddy and half-frozen condition of
the ground is %rctarding the usual
spring blowing and the completion of
the extension of the Bitter Root Val
ley Irrigation company's big canal to
Eight Mile. Contractor Bolton and
his teams and outfit are IN the
ground ready to resume work ON the
N''ii' 10 SUI 80 '''N VI ''''
earth will permit digging. The bring
ing of water to the Eight Mile district
will open a very large tract of land
that is especially adapted to growing
fruit. Eight Mile will no doubt be a
lively place this spring. The con-
tract has already been let for the
blowing, cultivating and setting out
of fruit trees on a large number of
acres. This work will give employ
ment to about $50 men for u long
time.
There will be much work done in the
building line this spring. Contractor
Mcllveny has the contracts to make
many extensive improvements on
the old Bass ranch, the Guy Haselton
ranch and some other places. Con-
tractor j. f. Johnson is building sew
eral bungalows and other buildings on
the Rockford orchards tract. This
new colony that will be on the Rock
ford orchards land is an important
addition to the number that are be-
ginning new development work in this
vicinity. There will be Several new
families take up their residence there
as soon as the houses are completed
and h whole tract will be under the
management of II. w. Sanborn, who
is an experienced orchardist and very
capable manager. Important i'm
provements in other districts near
S~tevensville will also be made this
spring. on the west side, opposite
S~tevensvile, DR.. X. H.. Kellogg has a
crew of men at work on a large tract
of land preparatory to setting out
fruit trees. Dynamite is being used in
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HELP!

Hamilton, April 2.-(Special.)-Tom
Kane, the deputy clerk of the court,
started a near riot at the courthouse
this morning when he pulled a joke
that was left owe from the Corvallis
minstrel show. The clerks office was
fllled with taxpayers, waiting for the
start of the Western News libel suits,
e n individual entered and
started to take off his overcoat. Stop
ping with one arm yet in a sleeve. he
asked Tom if it would be safe to leave
an oVercoat in the office during the
day. Without the least hesitation the
deputy clerk answered, Il don't know,
| have seen whole suits lost in here
The office was cleared in less thar
10 seconds.
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soft and fluffy: Ny hair IS greasy and
of it." O'-
Answer: To take the surplus oil out of
the hair and keep it soft and fluff, get
a a 4 :; OF: Jar Of plain in yellow minyol and
scalp and dandruff and make the hair
grow, and you will not be bothered will,
stringy, struggling locks.
Louise" writes; II do not weigh,
Please advise me what will help me"
Answer: Your condition is due to the
lack OF red corpuscles. l can prescribe
nothing better tha three-grain hvpo-
nuclane tablets. which can be purchased
cartons with full directions. These tab
let's will cause the blood to assimilnte
the fatty elements of food and thus give
you strength and added color to the
skin. Your weight will increase and YOU
will not be troubled with headache.
These are recommended by physicians,
and if taken according to directions you
Troubled Miss c." writes: "Every
winter | am troubled with severe at
lacks of rheumatism, which sometimes
keeps me in bed for weeks. Please write
something for me-"
Answer. MY ldVoflte. prescription lor
rheumatism, and one that I know has
cured thousands of people, is made by
mixing: Iodine of potassium. 2 drams;
sodium ~salicylate, 4 drains; wine of col
chicum, one-half or; comp. essence car
dol, ! o.: comp. fluid balmwort, l or.
syrup sarsaparilla, 5 ozs. Take one tea
spoonful at meal time and at bed time,
and you will soon be cured.
annette" writes: 81 nave been great
ly annoyed lately by coughing and a
tickling sensation in the throat and
hoarseness after singing. My bronchial
tubes are affected also"
Answer: You can be very easily cured
Of this bronchial trouble by using essence
mentho-laXene. This relieves quickly
and certainly brings about a cure by its
is superior to ordinary preparations,
which, only relieve. You car feel the
medicine working on the throat, lungs
and bronchial tubes. giving a feeling of
freshness and strength to the entire sys-
tenn. Purchase a 2 1-2 OF. package of
cording to the directions on bottle and
take eight to ten doses daily and you
will soon be cured of your trouble.
FL. N. o. writes: "Have suffered for
years with stomach trouble and consti-
patton. Have tried many cures but
they do not even relieve. I ave great
pain at times, especially after | eat"
Answer: Obtain tablets triopeptine
and take according to directions. These
tablets are pink, white and blue. Talk a
let after dinner and a blue tablet after
supper. Regular treatment with these
tablets will cure any case Of stomach
SisQrder.
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Jack" says: II need a good nerve
tonic. ! have to work very hard ant
am becoming almost a wreck"
Answer: Your condition is very COM
mon, especially among brain workers.
make the following tonic by mixing
syrup of hypophosphites comp. S ozs.
tincture cadomene mot cardamon), 1
o.: and take a teaspoonful before each
meal, and in a few weeks your strength
will be restored.
MIR. d. b. asks: is it safe to reduce
ones weight? I weigh 240 pounds, and
would like to reduce at least 40 pounds.
What is a safe, harmless remedy?"
Answer: Obtain of any well-sto'ked
druggist a. tube of 5 grain arbolene tab
lets and take these as per directions ac-
companying. These tablets are very easy
TO take and quite reliable for obesity or
soitre.
Miss X" writes: Gould you publish
a remedy for liver and kidney trouble,
and the usual diseases that arise from:
that source. / am troubled with diazv
spells dark spots before my eyes, and
also with rheumatism"
Answer: If you will get three grain
sulpherb tablets mot sulphur tablels).
and take according to directions, YOU
VII not only be relieved. but if you con-
tinue. the use of these tablets YOU will
be gradually cured Of all the troubles v",
mention. Ihey VIII purify the bl )Dd
and also cure your rheumatism.
"Worried"-Your child, can be easily
cured of bed -Wetting by using t%incture
cubers, l dram tinHt,ire rhusaromatic, 2
drains. and comp. fluid palmwort, l OF.
Give him 10 to Is drops in water hefo1 e
each meal. This is equally good for
older people,.
'Virginia'' writes: T Suffer greatly
with catarrh, bad breath. headache and
pain across my ewes. Only my nostrils
and throat are affected Could you pre-
scribe a remedy for me"".
Answer: The following local treatment
should be used: Obtain a two ounce ORR
ginal package nf Vilane powder, nut cne-
half tea snnonfri IN 4 min of warm
water and snuff he water from TIE
palm of the hand through the nostrils
several times {, itv until they are
cleansfd thoroughly. To one ounce Of
vaseline or lard mix one teasnoonful of
Vilane powder and applv twice a dav
well up the ~nnstrils. and v,ur ,.atarrh
will soon vanish. This shol,li he used at
intervals TO prevent recurrence. l
have received hundreds nf LETTERS from
grateful people who have usee the above
preScrintion and heon 'urc1 from that
dreadful disease. ca'a~~',.
"Hannsh'' writes: ST would like 10
get something hat would make my hair
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Hamilton, April 2.-OSpecial.)-
James Mcleod Shelley and Miss Nora
sample, both of ~StevensVille. came to
Hamilton his morning, secured a mar
rage license, and were married this
afternoon at, 1 o'clock by Justice of
the Peace Frank Peshick. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. r. kurtz acted as witnesses to
the ceremoy. The happy couple left
his afternoon for their home at Ste
VenSvilIe.
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FIELDER APPROVES BILL.

Trenton, n. j., April 2.-Govcrnor
Fielder approved last night the 'fuIl
crew" bin recently passed by the
legislature. The law becomes effect
i've May /. Representatives of prac-
tically all the railroads operating in
the state urged the governor to veto
the measure IN the ground that it
would impose upon the railroads n
large ana unnecessary Expense.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-03

YUE ZewzS Ba/ey *

The questions answered below are gen.
eral in character, the symptoms or dis
eases are given and the answers Will
apply to any case of similar nature.
Those wishing further advice free, may
CoIiege-Elwood SITS. Dayton, O., enclos-
Ing self -addressed stamped envelope for
reply. Full name and address must be
given, but only initials or fictitious name
will be used in my answers. The pres
cr1ptlons can be filled at any Well-stocked
drug store. Amy druggist can order OF
wholesaler.
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gokal.Derid)t
9entidber gitterariider alnb.
2aSipig 5nlOa fommt am 10. Se5em'
ber ais 0ait oeS Alnbs nadl
Cincinnati.

Der Deutfhe 2itterariIfe alu6 BAT
seitern ebsnfalIs Iein Semeiter begOHs
nen uHo 3tpur unter reft ginftigen
auipi3ien. Der geiud mar gut unb
eiu fr0blider fortidrittlidsr @eiTt be-
berrihte bic WaitgIieber. 5err garI
pleb mar Der 8ortrdgenbe bes 4benbs.
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grDberen Wlabiab angslegtsn Ges
ihi9ie iiber oeutf9=ameritand1e Sies
belungen bier3uldnbe. Cine sebbdfte
Debate iniipfte iif barun, in lpeIs
te Die 5erren Or. aoblsr. grdun,
grnnboff, Dreies, syiiher, Shoenls
unb anbere einsriffen. Da bic arbeit
cine Serie BON 9ortrdgen umfaBt
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riidtomriten unb oordn Gr0rternngen
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gstrosen hdben Inb mas bon ben
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bliebsn lit.
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frsulihe Uaittbsilung s.ma9t, oab
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am 10. DECEMBER aIs 9dit bes 9eutz
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Jufod nirb bier nit offensn armsn
onfsenommen perben, osnn iein
rDummfopf, ben er ben Gineinnas
tern, ipis man in Der Tbeaterfprahe
fdsi, auf ben 2eib gsidriebsn bat. iit
bier unbergeblih. 4uh fonTt fam
mdnderlei i'm JntereiIe ben Qitterdtur
uHb giloun1 in Der alubperiammlung
Dor. am "a. September finbet 8dz
menabene itott unb sipar i'm 9uIineb
U2en's Club. 5err Or. q. 9eutI6
bat ben 9ortrus uno er fpri6t iiber
Die air6e in Der mobernen DID
-tuns". Die Grtneipe 5eitigis gelebrts.
miinolid eritnttste 9ifiertatipnen iiber
ben Wtrtb unb llnlpertb sines 9idnos,
aber bic Witglieber, ipelf)s elmer 9ers
etrlisung CUR llnteroriiduns olles
iiberfliifigen 0erdui6es angeh0ren,
iparen oureni6einlih in Der Ws6rsobl,
oenn ss sefdab in Der @ngslesenbeit
nihts GntIheibenoes. Der Status
quo bIeibt beitsben.
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FerisHsl.R

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qeseHDdrtis in gealeitung ieinsr
56dter COLORADO bsreiit. bat auM in
Der i}erne ees -golfsblatts" geoa6t
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feierf. Tie Nenuermablten, lpel5e go.
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i6Iagen iperben. empfingen bie ber5.
Iifiten GliifipiinifJe iino piele pradl.
tiee @eid,ente bon ben 5relrnog uuo
@efannten.
sSran Sobn Seller bon go.
1416 80es Strnbe, Die ii6 i'm Dent.
irheH Giafouiiien SoipitoI einer
iflpierigen Gprntion nltersieten
nniBte. gebt ibrer Geneiung id,nea
enigegen, cine Rahriht. bic bon sen
snbIreidlen Sreilnben unb getnnuien
Der 5ornilie eeiuiB nit aufri6tiger
ssreiloe pernomlnen lperoen wiro.
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Sanferpft
ST bic Waien Sbpmpipn & WioFfett
Company.

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Go, oeren 8rGiioent Thomas 5. N
9tofiett bcfonntIif Dor einigen 5ogen
pI6tlid i'm Gmerp Sotel ltnr6, Bot
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banferott erflGrt, nohoem bereits
nof oem slbleben Moiietts pom
Coitntp gonferottgerid]t ein Wniie.
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,Srant 8. Sbaffer ernannt tporSen
mar.
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isirna 6. g9. 9fobbins, ioluie ourh
oie ampaIte Sarrp 8. 8oroon unO
Bed, Sbaifer & Bed. Gic Gofumente
il: Dem 5oa paren Ridrer Sater
Hnh Columbus nahgeianot iuoroen
ilno famen geitern 3llriif, nahoem Der
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thiae giirgid]aft BON $4,000 itelltc.
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srlafenen 9sfebl dnesipieIen, bic nod
fdllieen aontratte Der 5irmu an 6oI3s
lieferimeen aus Dem porbanoenen Ca
ger, Ioipeit IS aneebt, 3u erIeoigen.
uno aubsrbem tpiro er angsDisisn. Die
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lig Oertraut Iino.
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Qi,fit.aung belnufsn Iib bic 2tttipa Der
i5irma duf $241 ,625.51 unb Die 9ais
iipa bstrdgsn SAL, ,834.94. Die ltnges
ii4erten 5orOerungen be3iffern iih auF
1921 1886. Inter oen 5oroerungen
an bic yirma befinbsn fih Wehfel i'm
8strass Jon $64 ,925.90,, bic BON Brit
unter5eihnsrn besablt tperben Iolltsn,
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4itoria 9eneer Wills ano 9o6 60. Bee
fiHben.
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IrHo Itinber III Deu IurHIerplns
0idt georangt Giu paor Gauienoaur@1
gdIte, bic 9unen meiit in bellen eles
ganten 9oiletteu nit glibernbent
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gen, uuo tan3te ielbit eiirig in 0er
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g2abr5etdeu, uber man muB lido
feihte btnihoue", Dcnn man IS
4tlnlfter" Der Dun0erlh0ncn Sta0t
erfenneu mill.
Sdptn0eIno tell iiihrt Sic Irohts
ieiIbuhn 3it SbaI. 9oI0 lit 8aoen.9ss
| rem arreiht. Wou lit Die6er .sa
| 9aule", and penn mon Die 5cimotb
in Deiter tSerue bat. Die rubig,oor-
IneHme 8en1ittblihfeit ihIieBt Die ot3
| ben peritieOeniten Grciien angelo.
reuben Jremoen pie cine qroBe 5a.
mile 3uiummen. Tarum fiibIt man
/ Iih bier bCimiih unO mobI unb febrt
Iimmer lpieoer bierber 5uriid, in3
,9aoiihe Gamble.
Sermann ;Srieoldnoer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-11
Ehiffsuahrirbten.

Rem gOrt. 10. Sept. 2lnget.:
.guenos 2lnrss" BON gaoi6.
abgeg.: rSruuce" mad 5aDre, ,Qn.
coma" nah gteapel.
Baltimore, 4nset.: uReddr"
bon 9remen.
totpn. 2lnget.: DO
miniOu", bon qtilabsIpbia na6 2ipers
pool beitimmt.
abqeq.: rGdronia~ mad glep gort,
.Irabic" mad Bolton.
Soutbamptpn. 4nG.: vRaiie.
rin Quauits 9ictorio", bon Rem gor,
nod 6ambure beftimmt.
abgeq.: .Waieitic" mad Retp Yprt
Supre. Gngst.: ga 9rppencs"
rOn Rem gort.
Bottom. anast.: .2acouiu" Dor
2ioerpool.
6um6ur9. abgsg.: wSmperator'
nuh Reip gort.
gberbourg. 4bgea.: .aaiie,
Rilhelm H. rat Rem Oort.
NeIftna. absss.: .panuonia
nad Rem gort.
2ioerpool. 4ngst.: .Jrunco.
mia pDn Bolton.
abass.; ~6aperforo" mad pbiGesl.
phid.