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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-18

secretary Hr the interior and thar the secretaTy'g retnmnendAtInu came immediately afterwards,
 Thuso 1nrsreErsI iu ALaskA politics say tllAt Lznr w1s dea1Tuus uG sAe . ing Strong besure making any -econ1- lucnJaIicn and tIhL Cheney sur- lnSued the major nom Juneau bur r1edly.
 Clu.rIaA cA'idsoW, wha was sA hE- pir.lnt for thg Tslace of naiIcbn com rniltscu!Ru IS now lr-inE aLAcuzyetl as TH sHccrssnr SI lligtin Whu has l,r+n euTvrsur general rpd ex-oftscln secreI,l1y. Davidson ix a Fairbanks ruan who exsrLed hiTrRen to bu made ,annlrtsrn1an ;mnsa8as1v AttAr rhc
 cath oE the former committeeman Il A. J. rnlS- H. htlUnEs 70 the regu- lar wing and did not support Martin
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SAN QUENTIN, M1Irah 1S,--ReT. Wtillsnl J. Gall, t.harI1i, 10 tue peEi- tenti!.Fy ITtr'. has snnfrased 10 %h9ie- M;: Grar1InE frnm the prisoners and has n'iw h+An dIxeharEciL He iGaR Let pet lE%Hs arrcsLsd. Ills sLaicIntIlr IucludIs lt1s GUl.lr4 sLnn Glat he Ic. ceIved tnnnrY From various prlsolLers on Ihe pnn1n;Sr ilEt he would secure thci;' liberty FnT Rome Hmp aIlspiciHn hal rcFtcd nnEn him but sufficient urS1sT tsae not nl:Iutned until recently.
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ueEurnh. 6.ncu tlla lighting in Mcxi- cu City rhg IocHtinn of the i1Eet had Irern .L srtrct, It Eaa r&II kHGTTl fhAt il TiIS ordered tn Ihls rlnre and 70 plhcl pnrt5 m the InafniHnd and inc srnl.eGiEion wa8 Lhat lhr HhipH wrrc Intended for service in Mexico.
 Us kFeaenL instructions Hts i16l lsnuwH, It is certain. however, that t gnn be OE na uzR in bringing zbuNi uAHec in the rspuhltn Hs any thraztE could not erahlz ttle 3TezIczIl guvRr1- meat tn dueiI the dIaturhanUEE in ths North without having lots cf tLTs%.
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WILSON WILL
 EXPLAIN SOON
MESSAGE TO TELL WHAT HE
 WANTS AT EXTRA SESSION.
epseIaI Nua7s4 EaF~s4s,

HeNelAl ua9ef 3efrn4&
 WASHINGTON, D. C.. hixrch i7t~- preaLdcnt Wilson has announced tIat he FiLl deliver a nAsEaEa later in which he will b6Lne out specifically Eia WiHhua TrEarIihg LlE extra ReAAloU. 9urh d neyE1gE will contain the In- Formation aE to %i1elher the greater part of the session viii be taissr up by the tariff Dr not. It Ia bslleTEst chat 1t will be SC muat probably bar 1t is not unlikely that 0lf1@T prassirE mL Lters will also be 6sAtt witE. Tka prEst1eHt tR ICw innlerHe1 in wpIF oE various kinds rxIlGsNS from the n!e.. aTat1np Of hIz first meSAaE@ to hearing applications for aproLn.- ment 10 1G1iteA-
 The message Ia hAdnE awaiLSd with very much Interest thToughnEt he country az iS ia expected U throw ufpFe liEflL on the administrators ir- tcnfIuns than anr ether circumstances 4LilcD elECtIuu.
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se@eiaI NAassi Serxi-s-

speeisI NA1as. Service
 WASHINGTON. IT, t>.. 1EIrfL IA- NAJor J. E, h- EtIGng nf JuuAan has heAu rEEummended G" @pu ointment As governor of Alaska by F.7Irk Iin K. Lane. sectciary If lhA iu''C"r-
 He is also endorsed br CHmmlltr~. mah Cheney .nd the r.hd nrrs Tnl' nEs uppolntmrnI are nos about az rood zs they could possibly ''+. Most pc0" rte seem t9 nGrs@ rhIf luis appoint MeRt ts cArrAtntr,
 ChrrtAy also gndUrs+,- L. T. Erwin os FALrhRAks TO antrSe1 IAiva aa United States marshal n Ihn FSurLh division and this uri%intn1*1r is alsp regarded uH bGlNE A Eu-c one.
 siEonR urTlvcn in Washington yea torday and immediately Tet s-scne:, Ii is zaid thslt bUlE wnttl-d npn thn
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I'nltEa Esairs still harbors the intfn- rEnll of @.7tercing prncN in Mexico. Il L. declared fiat ihr movement of He AmrricAu flfpl nt1 rh& Atl4ntlG Is row helne watched carefully b% Mexlcans pfhn ranuul get awEy from inc itlAi, that lIg nItsd States Is nnly uWait- ing :. good protfxL tn tntrtrenr
 |. Hncrta anIl h.s rahinet try la mininixh ilIe effects u[ Lic rclsAllh>n ln tliC sTGt2 ri sonora and tLi'er p;Huc. and tEI0y declare that the srraler r4Tt s[ ihr rcpriHic ia at ab- snIuLc pEacE.
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&FAsiAi AHaass aSrVlcS+

WARRINGTON, Ii s'r 1[aJrh 1g.- That TO frrthar Enpninlnl:iLrs t' p1- fec VIII he mE=d de until iIsA cxtTa sSs- siGn Of congress nu" sesnls eo be ulOse hkeIy. I'll" president a&id io- dap ihRt hE EaS nlT!,: runLcEt '1 let tlhsr appointments w:Ii- 'lrCr uhiil that time.
 At the ending ri lnn 1beri1l s<ii:lie session tphny The president was walt cd upon specially fn aecurr. his views ea the matter. StHn3 cf the HsnIltoEs
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STRONG ENDORSED FOR
 GOVERNOR BY SEC. LANE

IIarras In tho delegate electop- He supported JenHinez and expected lbo ph4I.s uf Gcmn1ItieeDHn but Eheuv1 wAR holtsrca h hate a pTiar claim.
 His appointment to D4stin'A place wuLr mean that bs would be acting sovernnr in the EcvarHOFa ahDeEer.
 It InIw Ia certainty lhil AIask4n slaintrnrnsu ~iIl be made from A. askans Cheney h.ra b%An buxr since his arrtvai st WashtnEtor on the mat ter His friend. R. ". |enRinsH. $ drrIu r,-d :o he sure ot appointment 2s junaA ef inc TIrst iudGULI dsvtsson.
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Spstisl Nugget 64rvice.

MEXICO CIT1-. Ainrch 1S.- PrAhi- LAne Hucrln IisiIcd Henry LHnr Will son. ehr I'ulted SiaIcs uIuGaksadnr today and stHied EL,l all the 1ucs- IIGnE nt issuu lMi#ta'n ina TWO rcpILh. lica would bG gct.lnd nrpmplIS. In railing uu'hu nO hInl:assd dor 1Ii per sula ,hH gr%sL1cHg rrRai.d IL pFacedunlr n6 citsr 3I<Xitan president llIFiog sr.
 Tie Trnain fn. the cali ia supposed to hG, Int. r3lktnllca of 2 f9HI That thc
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SAN QUENTIN CHAPLAIN
 CONFESSES TO GRAFT

The RwHI rnpuEatinn which he fuF- mrIIy cujoEEd disHrmed Iusnir1on until lI:H arEa herame 80 daring thA+ oHsanH Wns Ilulnet impessihle- He hnH Iiccn Hs1l klhwn in Ii'% afarE for rnaEA' years IErl had uInctatEd in va rLous inIpcTtInt churGIT%E before Sa- ceLYluE bs nRrcnlrnent as cllaplnIl cf liIr PenitentiarE.
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BRITISH TORY PRESS R0ASTS
 BRYAN, BUT BRYAN GET BACK

prcss llls second spesah has grsstsd Il sensation.
 The ursS"nt IhitPh government Is, 4I ruurse, favorable tn ITlsh hnt1ae rule GIt the muse of iutaE is moi. The fl.r( urrI LI.e limited States secretary uf sLniH has said unIhirus hut what tne present Itrhial, government ithAlf Ssigrrs In is taken as iunuTyinE Mir. l;ryan'H u!tcrunecss. HIS FrIAnds paint ont thai llis srAern cznn1t be reeRrd- eI .s GnfrIendIY tc AnrtheF. power. =. II -promises. hcNepef. Es9- HfGA< q ,ls&Ea lttaraaiinpsf tdai f+f .fhzH 1sien nExtn& -tfis EpAech last a5Eht Ifi.., K,x fermar zpeeSh had aroused Eomo ot .he ErlI!sh tu a high pitGh but his words were only b1hde strong TT ilLan eFer.
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FURTHER APPOINTMENT
 PROBABLY POSTPONED

contemplate tuklng rest z~1y Tons ,hr turmoil ur rnnrtcI lie and are 1eairpus UG not having placed upon thuul Lhe burden oE sotns into ths suhj%rt of appointments
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fore ihG dispntch Eas Aes1G In1rls- diAtSl: nn hts1rlnE tlA nswH the ztInY came 10 iha conclusion thRt the deed was nerpetrhted by hUItso fnRattn TlrE who made hls gay into the kings presence.
 He wds +tiEaKeH tndny in celebrat- . ing 1IA hfrucnth annIvoCtatY of hiA
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hUERTA VISITS J. 5. MINISTER
 AND ASKS FOR SETTLEMENT

Nilspn Is credited UY Idt parties YIh 3nThG handled lire situation i1l n perfccLly alIc rAnnnAr And he may 'rc aslrctl ls President H'ilsan to rU- tain ll,e place until 4li danger of truu- lie haE pAsFsd away
 This city is recovering faHt from thr effects of ihe bluudI warfare and LII paFtIeR are UsnsI anxious 10 avoid Iny action tIAt could make such events prrsiIIle Ill future,
 The Nugget aives ali ths nsNfH in a aLssnhnIF.
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Spgeias Nugget anrSiaa.

EAL.lNIKA, Tut, Mn,ch lE.-HI15 t;HorEe aF Greece WAS Eaaaasinzi-d here ehls u[lernncn All that ran bc roLd Ut present Is that he luIs hL@d by tue hand o' nIIrnsr%r Eur derRils of the cT;fde str4 nnr yet given cut
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-18
KING GEORGE OF GREECE
 ASSASSINATED IN TURKEY

hv<n fTz0uEn. From outlying DOT tivuS ui the camp thg ng~s is IeiHg. withheld aR it Is feared that d1Hor- 'inI1stlon might rs*r!t
 TlLn king w'Is h.sru tn ISG' Hnd was IhA Hon ur King GenrE- Ihs frat
 suhHerihA for Name Nug9st.
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NO GAME PEATED
 EASTER SUNDAY

Az next Sunday WI;l Ie Ea4tcr 3un- day the proposed game nt baseball bc- tween Ina Foi%t Mavericks and the ptuIcsslonaI Hrc:I win not Dc cinyed. ]. Is hnp.d {" hrinE !t of fcT nays l5tsr,
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rCLKn H.. kug LGtu tiSre since Sovern- and acemed only tu Iiyn far' the ppr- pSE+ uf svTnXny un Turkey thn da- fr,ss nr fjrcr.'e- which tpct r'laGr juss hsiOrr hG cum. tr lhp ,hrhlic.
 At lhia uurts,aL Thu ;+rrny & 1tnoHt crazy %itk grief nd discipline h7s
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PE RsoNkEA

.A. Eaehelt left this mpTnins rnr the Innachuk with d load of frcight.
 F. F. Fulton. arrhrect. formerly ri Scr,r, ia pnw in Regina. Canada
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nEolsTEREr MAIL
 WILL CLOSE FRIDAY

Pos,u1aater HAkkE w'+l'rs In aail Ih attention of the puiIl.c rr tlle [Hrt that the last E%EsiLgred mnil fuT the out g side wtIl close next Friday. March 21, It 4; 5D p, m,
 The lHsI regular mail wLil close pn the lap day nf thu present month.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-18
GREEK MONARCH IS MURDERED
dpTCH WILL WHEeTLE
 FOR CHAM pioNsHlr
spseisI NuuS4k aHrxiu~.

Special Nuua&k aHrizx.
 HcMRDLDT. inwa, March IA- Frank CDr"h las alEned with CurIch tv ~rFHrlA for the championship uf F.trnTs. The dale has not Yet been d+fnileIY nInd but VIII be iu 8 fsw IIIIIs-
 The I0m' is %xn+GsAd to b6 ouA of the nnrEt important of the snorEInK AVAnta fur nnnF years,
 Thr mntrh will take place about April l.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-18

CHICAGO March l$. $.-AdureaatnE thA Irish fellowship club here last night William Jennings Bryan Feiter. nir+i the statsInoIF that iSIt8p pr gaAEE IrelaEd sauId I.4- o4aEprit- .fb f iidhse rii1E E4ctpry ana the ynrM %uufI be marking the end of tho r,IIn nt thA nristnCrRCy in the t:Titisii Islands, Corning al .L lime when it is known That I.ls 1nrn14r speech ia pelue hit
 tuTiy attaEAed ly Tlc TnTy London
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-18
EASTER DANCE MONDAY.

Tho h. B'H will hold their annual Enstnr loun uU Easter HonDny, March 4i hdv
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-18
MOVE TO NO. |.

Lnhn4Un, HAnxrn aud IIAEerSfTun' ara muyInE I cebin from The adjOn- inE ulaln to En, 1 Newton gnlch
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ATTEhTIok EAnLE&

EE7t-Ar Eagles and ithefr lsas Attends arg reduAstsd to attend thA ssecnd card and dance party 0t the ser'es Tuesday night, March 1s, 1RlS.
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sentiment sue" na thnl expressed hy ss secretary nF state of nue of Inc .erenr 2cweTx nf the earth, They aIs, 1tTrllnl the British rs"1s that Mi. I'ryan Hin.sslt Ia one ot chus4. whn rIAin1 dsyront from l,cluuG nnh whu have Ihpugh many generations Er- IainrI the deaire tp sre Irish inin. pendeuce rr- uslabJisI
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Minins Editions rssdy for mailing at ths Nugget n1Ses. HRs...
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CANNON GONE HOME. 3uzetAI Nusasa SArvieA.

9pacfM HWhRst SFTVseh'
 WARRINGTON. D. C. March f14- JoEaph CahDon. furlr+rLy sprukrr of the holiSs. I.aE Iefc Nas1lhEtoh Tor horaA. ITc ia UrE:1rfsd naSE gs Hne of The ncn whu Isav% pxs+d ;Lway Politi cally,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-18

Dbnt fail fa so Dick knhs REd EhaA. Mckay 6e . double turn Mltk Indian aiubs at EsTIs hAIa MaraA a2
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-18

F. Q. E. monster Eti1Is4ic tAurn < nsnt Saturday, Msrch p.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-18
ESNE 1E TIE knRTh-

SONS OF THE NORTH. There HiII lie L snnIal IiHL nAnGu Eirn ly The Sons of the Forlh to fn+mI,arA and ladY friends, EaturdGS evening March &
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-18
FLEET SHOWS
 UP FINALLY
VEasEL$ ORDERED TO MEXICO ARE NOW AT HAMPT0N
 RoAn$.

NuqaSr araciai SsrEieM
 GUANTANAMO. Cuba. March 1f- The AnlsticRn fleet has nov A+ritcd at Hampton RnRdz and 1hEEe 1t h9A
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-18

rhs hplIy Muugss, Eaao p.t n-ensh
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Mans Nussst S2Jo1 per month
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29n Der Inpnth for the EueS-F
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-02-16
Little Girl Cured of An Awful Cold.

Little Girl Cured of An Awful Cold
"Two years ago our little girl had an
awful cold that settled on hcr lungs"
says MIS-. VIM, Galbraith, Hamburg
n. Y I'VE were greatly worried
about her condition. She had a per
sistrnt croupy cough that clung to her
despite all our treatment, until / got
a bottle Of Chambcrlain's Cough Rem
cdy. This preparation relieved that
dreadful cough and choking ana ef-
fcctcd a positive cure in the course of
q few days time."-For sale by all
druggsts.-Adv.
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-02-16
WILLIAM KIDNEY PILLS

Have you 0NCrWorked your nervous
system and caused trouble with your
kidneys and bladder? Have YOU pains
in loins, side, back and bladder? Have
you "A flahhy appearance of the face,
and under the eyes? If SO, Williams
Kidney Pills win cure YOU. For sale
by all druggists. Price SOC,
Williams Mfg. Co., Props, Cleveland,
Ohio.
Adv.
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-02-16

f. r. Walling, a farmer living near
Yukon. Mo, strongly recommends Fo-
ley's Honey & Tar Compound, and
says: Il have been advised b. my
family doctor to use Foleys Honey &
Tar Compound for my children when
there was a cough medicine needed
1t always gives the best of satisfaction
and ! recommend it to Others" Mis-
soula Drug Co.-Ady.
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-02-16
FOR SALE-RANCHES

FOR SALE ORCHARD
Home, close to Fort MissouIa car
line; fine soil; 450 fruit trees four
years old fiVe-room cottage. good
barn and chicken house: good we'll
and five-inch water right s3.500,
half cash, balance to suit purchaser;
can you beat it? Write j. j. Nc
Carthy, Dickinson, N. D., or see L.
II. Mccarthy, courthouse.
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-02-16
Notice to Contractors,

Bids will be received for the con
struction Of a second story for the pub
lie library building in Missoula. said
BIDS to be in the hands Of the archi-
tect, Ole Bakkc, at his office, on or
before Monday Feb. II, 1913. Plans
ard specifications may be seen at the
office Of the architect. The board re-
serves the right to reject any or all
bids and each bid must be accom- Snie /
BY certified check.
w. M. ABER,
Secretary Board of Vrustces.
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-02-16
Secretary Board of Vrustce
CANNOT ASCERTAIN DAMAGE.

Washington, Feb. 15.-Tho divers at
work on the drcudnOught Arkansas in
Guantanamo harhor have been unable
to lind the extent Of damages suf-
Tered as result of her grounding on
Il coral head Off taimancra last
Thursday The navy department has
ordered the vessel to the New York
navy yard that she may be docked
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-02-16
HON ESTEADS.

GOVERNMENT WINS DECISION IN
demurrer in great land suit against
S. p. r. r.; sweeping victory for
government; final decision will af-
feet 14,25O quarter sections, value
75,OOO,O0o; prepare yourself for
final outcome; send 25c today for
detailed information, maps, descrip-
tion of LANDS, etc. Douglas County
Abstract Co, ItOseburg, ore.
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-02-16
Notice of Close of Registration,

Notice is hereby given that the reg
lS1Iation books for the registration Of
quallliod electors residing within the
city of MiSsoula, Montana, for the cit Y
primary election to be held in said
city on Monday, March "A, 1913, Will
be closed Thursday, March 13, 1913,
at oclpcN p. m. Electors for such
election may register BY appearing be-
FORE the county clerk at his office in
the courthouse IL the city and county y
Of Missoula in the manner provided
by law.
w. J, BABINC;TDN,
County Clerk in and for Missuula
County, State Of Montana.
21l--3-l3
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-02-16
POULTR

WHITE WYANDOTTE
layers, All pens headed by males
scoring over 90, from hens aVcrag-
ing 217 eggs per year $500 ana
$3.50 per IL; $500 per 100. Fertility
guaranteed. Bisbee Bros, Missoula
Bell phone SG21 Blk
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-02-16
TYPEWRITERS. S.

SECOND HAND TYPEWRITERS
all makes in first class condition.
cheap. TypcWriters rented by day
or month. w. J. Grover, Bell
phone 34i black.
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-02-16

Application for grazing permits.
Notice Is hereby given that all appIi-
cations FOR permits to Craze cattle,
horses and sheep within the Bitter
ltpoi National Forest during the sea-
son of 1913, must b" filed IN NY office
at MlSSpuIa, Montana, on or before
March 49, 1913, 'ull information in
regard t" the grazing fees to bc
charged, ana blank permits to be used
IN making application will be fur
nlshcd upon request Wilfrcd w
White, Supervisor
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-02-16
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS-$24 A WEEK. NEW PAT
ented, automatic curry comb. Takes
Just half as long to clean a horse
No clogging with hair and dirt.
Big demand. Big profits. Free
samples to workers. Auto Comb
Co, ss26 Penn bldg, Dayton, Ohio.
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-02-16
FOR RENT--1ALL.
HAIR GOODS.
FARM LAND

ONLY $275.00 BUYS SMALL FARM.
Share in profit paid until buyer
takes possession. Write quickly for
views and particulars. Geo. w. Deem,
Box 415, WayCrOSS, Ca.
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-02-16

LOST AND FOUND

LOST-SATURDAY EVE. CHILD'S
rubber, return to Missoulian.
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-02-16
MUSIC STUDIO.

GEO. T.. COBBAN'S MUSIC STUDIO
violin, mandolin and guitar taught
Lessons soc; sc" my free instru-
mcnts iii South Third west; Bel
phone sos black.
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-02-16
SITUATIONS WANTED = FEMALE.

LADY EXPFJI,IEN CED IN ALTERA-
ton work and fitting, desires work
in or out of city. Address S, Mis-
soulian.
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-02-16
APPLES FOR SALE.
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN ON CH\TTEI
security. Room 210, Montana Blk
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-02-16

AT EIGHT PER CENT ON CITY
property, to Nears' time Can he
repaid in easy monthly payments.
oscar Crutchficld, 20i Higgins ave.
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-02-16
FLORIST.

FLOWERS, FUNERAL DESIGNS
decorations for weddings, etc; write
wire or phone, Bell 1863; Ind. 2726; |
have no uptown store and no big
expense. 1t pays be 10 give you the
benefit. Anderson's Greenhouse
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-02-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ROOMING HOUSE, NEWLY FUR
nished; full every night: s1,20900.
Address A. S., Missoulian.
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-02-16
NURSE.

EXPERT, CONSCIENTIOUS NURS-
ing, either at your home or mine;
confinement eases Il Specialty; make
reservations well in advance Lula
Case, $40 Rose avenue; phone l22d
Ind.
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-02-16

| WISH TO MEET A PARTY WITH
$1,000, who will take an interest
with me in big money maker See
Mr.. Edwards. Shapard hotel, Sun
day or Monday.
The Hattiesburg news., 1913-10-15
Juvenile COURT
IS RECOMMENDED
AMERICAN PRISON ASSOCIATION
TAKES PRONOUNCED
STAND.
(By Associated PreSs.)

Indianapolis, Oct. 15.-Youthful
criminals should not be confined In
prisons, where contact with the vicious
will impel them to life of crime, but
should be given work in the open,
work OF the kind to which they are ma.
turally inclined, is the opinion of r. B.
Chadwick. superintendent OF Depend
ent and Neglected Children for Alberta,
Canada.
Mr.. Chadwick's views were voiced
before the American Prison Associa-
ton, at its annual meeting here, In an
address today entitled "Outslde Work
as Preventive Measure and as Re
formatory Method" The growth of
outside work In prisons, Mr.. Chadwick
asserted, is productive Of Justice to-
ward boys and men which cannot be
overestimated. The basis Of such a
system, he continued, should be COM
The Hattiesburg news., 1913-10-15

tion in many instances, but not in all
The work at the prison farm, he added,
was watched by provincial authorities
and undoubtedly would be copied by
the provincial jails in the near future.
In conclusion, he said:
THE basis of such a system should
be common sense. A theory which
takes only sentiment as a basis will
fall down and prove unsatisfactory and
most Intellectual: on the other hand,
practical sound administration has oft.
en- proved that too close incarceration
has brought out certain spirit of re
oellion, and outside work has develop
ed the principles which go to make
right man. and results In the recogni-
The Hattiesburg news., 1913-10-15
THE FAMILY COUGH MEDICINE

In every home there should be a bot
tie of Dr.. Kings New Discovery, ready
for immediate use when any member
of the family contracts a cold or a
cough. Prompt use will stop the
spread of sickness. S. A. Std, of
Mason, Mich, writes: MY whole
family depends upon DR.. Kings New
Discovery as the best cough and cold
medicine in the world. Two soc bot.
ties cured me of pneumonia" Thou.
sands of other families have been
equally benefited and depend entirely
upon DIR. Kings New Discovery to cure
their coughs, colds, throat and lung
trouble. Every dose helps. Price,
SOC and $1.0O. All druggists.-H. E.
sucklen 6 Co.. Philadelphia or ST.
louis.
The Hattiesburg news., 1913-10-15

ton OF the sense of human weakness
in many instances dormant, but in the
case of almost all boys easily get-at
able. To help the boy Or the man ii
Is as necessary to know his weakness
as 1T is to know his strength. -
THE cost OF such scheme is com.
paratively small, as both boys and
adults can be handled with a great deal
less money under this system than any,
other. Outside work in any form has
proved an enormous deterrent to crime
particularly in incipient stages, and
properly handled will likely prove the
solution to the problem of the vago-
bonds and first offenders, both of juve-
nile and adult type"
The Hattiesburg news., 1913-10-15

mon sense On the one hand, he said,
system founded purely on sentiment
will prove unsatisfactory and ineffec-
tual; on the other hand, practical,
sound administration has brought out
that too close incarceration has often
fostered a spirit of rebellion. In part,
Mr.. Chadwick said:
Probation has done more work as a
preventive agent in dealing with young
offenders than any other scheme yet
devised. Probation in dealing with the
hardened type Of criminal is futile and
useless, as through the probation sys-
tenn the criminal succeeds in getting
lenient treatment without proper super.
vision Of his surroundings.
There Is a group Of offenders who
are not hardened criminals, but who
have to be taken care Of. This group
forms the largest Of any Of the various
classes that have to be dealt with I'M
der criminal law. They are not suf-
fciently hardened to be considered as
criminals, but they have gone beyond
the stage when they can be considered
as possible of correction under the
system OF probation. When boy or
young man has fallen down under pro-
hation, and has become an occasional
and 1t has been deemed ad.
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visable to deal with him by some rigid
form of correction than probation Of
fers, the reformatory method has been
used with great success.
THE boy Is brought before the Ju-
nile or District Court in Canada, and
handed over to the Department Of Neg
lected Children, as a neglected child,
and placed out to work under the SUI
pervision of an agent or inspector of
the department. His earning capacity
must be guarded. as he is liable to be
exploited by unprincipled employers
Of child labor, unless an agreement Is
entered into and arrangements made as
to the particular amount of money he
is to receive in addition to board and
clothing. The money is placed to the
account OF the officer who has charge
OF the boy, and a receipt given for each
sum deposited or expended, in order
that the amount may be Justly account.
ed for In the final settlement with the
lad"
Mr.. Chadwick outlined the work in
Alberta which is being done under his
supervision. 1t was just as important,
he said, to find the particular sort Of
work for which a youthful criminal Is
naturally fitted as 1t was to find work
at all. The farm had solved the ques.