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The chronicle=news., 1914-07-31
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law had been proclaimed in Ger
many and~a general mobilization in
Germany would follow.
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Peking, July 31.-TRe British
fleet today deserted Wei Hei Wei and
sailed ut midday WIZ, sealei orders.
thus fulfilling its long standing or
dcrG. The British considered the
place not worth defeniins.
The chronicle=news., 1914-07-31

st. Petersburg, Russia, July H.
The mail train for Germany Will not
leave St. Petersburg tonight and the
line Of boats running to Stockholm.
Sweden. has been stopped.
The chronicle=news., 1914-07-31

Washington. d. c., July 31.-Dfp-
iomatic dispatches from Berlin late
today say the German opinion is that
a general European war seems GER
tain. They also report that the Brit
ISL garrison at Gibraltar has bean
mobilized.
American consuls throughout Eu-
rope soon will receive instructions
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Near breckenridge the q Silver
Wave property is being put In shape
for steady production.
The chronicle=news., 1914-07-31

chronicle-Nows. soc per month.
The chronicle=news., 1914-07-31

New York, July 31.-The North:
German Lloyd Steamship line an
nouncedN today that none of it's
steamers would sail from New York
until further notice.
The chronicle=news., 1914-07-31

Paris, July 31.-LaProvince, of
the French transatlantic line, was
today requisitioned by the French
minister of marine for the service of
the republic. She is to be armed at
once and therefor had been with
drawn from the transatlantic SER.
vice. i:
The France, which is not an auxil-;
iary cruiser, will sail Tuesday. :
The chronicle=news., 1914-07-31

New York, July 3l.-The Presi,
dent Grant OF the Hamburg-Ameri.
can line which sailed from this port
yesterday has been recalled by wire,
less.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-05
| {. nAUf HAS SUIT
AGAINST SCHOOL
TRUSTEES ! |
WANTS SCHOOL sire 70 RETURN
TO HIM, BECAUSE GROUND Is
NO LONGER so EMPLOYED

Hamilton. Aug. 4.--tSpeciai,l--J. r..
Hanf has started suit in the district
court against the Corvallis school
board, asking for an injunction re-
straining the board from offering for
sale or selling the property belong
ing to former school district No. IL,
which has been consolidated with the
Corvallis district
1t is alleged in the complaint that
the land for school district building
plirpoaes was sold to the district July
10, 1896, 1t being stated in the deed
that the land should be used for
school purposes and that when the
district failed to employ it, the land
should revert to the plaintiff OF this
complaint. 1t is also alleged that the
land was used for school purposes
and that n school building worth s2,50o
vas erected on the land, but that the
Site and building is no longer
used. 1t is also alleged in the COM
piaint that the Corvallis school board
is now advertising the site and build
ing for sale, The. PLAINTIFF asks for
restraining order and that he be
decreed the owner OF the property.
Ed c. Ikurtz appears as attorney for
the plaintiff.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-05
IN HAMILTON

Hamilton, Aug. 4.-(Special.) )---Will
Ward returned this morning to his
home on Rye creek, following his at
tendance at meeting Of the board
of county commissioners. E
Mrs. j. T. shannon and daughter
Gladys of Bonner arrived yesterday
for visit at the home OF the. for
mer's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Hamilton, on South Eighth street.
H. c. Croft, the Victor banker. was
visitor in Hamilton today.
George Blair, one OF Ravalli county's
representatives in the last Legislature
called on friends in Hamilton today
returning to his home in Victor or
the afternoon train.
Will Chambers, who visited with
friends here for several days, re.
turned this morning to his pool room
businessSat Darby. sl Al
j. r. Faulds, editor of the North.
west Tribune of sstevensville, was Z
Hamilton visitor !. yesterday Mr.
Faulds is candidate for state sen.
ator on the democratic ticket.
James Whaley Of stevensville wa.
visitor in Hamilton yesterday, hav.
| ing business before the board o
county commissioners.
| Miss Leona Capehart will leave to-
morrow for Stevensville, where sh,
will visit with friends and relatives
| for few DAYS.
Mrs. w +. Akin arrived this even
ing from Missonla for a visit at TIL.
home of her son. E. w. Akin. Mrs
Akin's home is in GAINESVILLE, Wis.
| John Wessling, a resident of th'
west side, was operated upon thi,
morning at the local hospital for her
MIA. DIR. r. L. Owens. the attendinl
physician, stated this noon that hi
patient is doing nicely.
Misses Charlotte and Mildred Towle
who have visited at the home OF w
F. Springer and at the Ellingwoo
arlch. left this afternoon for thei
home in Butte.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-05
CAMAS NOTES

Camas, Aug. 4.-(Speeial.) Mrs. j.
Il. Huston and child returned from
Spokane last evening
Sidney Mayer of Chicago arrived
Saturday for months visit on his
ranch.
A forest fire in Gareon gnlch start
ed Sunday evening and has spread
over large area. Fighters have prnc-
tically put 1t under control.
Phil j. Zeh returned last evening
fom Missoula. where he has been
buying drygoods and shoes for Peeso
& Zeii from an eastern representative
Leo Snavely made trip to Perma
yesterday for load of freight.
The Misses Irwin and Mr.. Watson
returned from Glacier park Sunday.
They had very enjoyable trip.
Glacier park party composed of
Messrs. Scholes, Edgar and Peeso and
Mesdames Peeso and Edgar, left this
morning for weeks outing in the
park. They will be guided by Will
liam Gird. formerly OF this place.
DIR. A. F.. Henderlite antoed to Kali
spell this morning on business
DIR. ]. w. Ramsey has located In
Dayton. where he will run drug store
for Ben LaWless.
II. j. Morrison OF Plains and Lux
brothers OF Thompson nutoed in sun
day for a short visit at the hot baths.
The many friends OF Mrs. South
worth and sister, who were hurt IN
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-05
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AST hMA SUFFER ERs

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We especially want to send Il %
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all forms Of inhalers, ,douches. opium
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This free offer 10 too important to
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The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-05
DRUMMOND NOTES

Drunifnond, Aug. 4.--tSpeciai.}- y
Mrs. Rennick. accompanied by Miss
kathrine Coughlin, both OF IIelmVille,
were among u party that left here
Sunday evening for Livingston, from
which place they will enter the Mon
tana day excursion party through the
Yellowstone park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Morse of Halt
visited Drimi1lond friends and rela-
tives here over Sunday.
Ray Cummings, who has been en-
ployed at the Druirimond Cash Supply
store, Is now with the Featherman
Mercantile company.
Arthur Lyons Of Missoula came up
Sunday to spend the day with his
folks here and enjoy the fishing.
Mrs. M. Carley Of Missoula, who has
been spending the past few weeks
visiting with the Shannons, returned
to her home Saturday evening.
Miss Mamie Bergman left Sunday
evening for Gold Creek, where she will
spend the next few days visiting the
Threshers.
the Helrnville stage from this place,
and is now on his ranch near Ovando,
came into Drummond Sunday evening
to make a short trip to Deer Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r.. Lynch spent
Sunday at Missoula.4 Mr. Lynch is
expecting to undergo another opera :
tfon at the Northern Pacific hospital
at Missoula. He has not fully recov-
cred from recent operation per-
formed in the east.
Charles Mack and daughter OF Bear
mouth We're among the Drummond
visitors over Sunday. 4 Mr.. Mack is
engaged as pump engineer for the
Northern Pacific at that place.
Representative Grady of the Lind
say company of Missonla was. calling
| on Drumf1ond merchants Monday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Chase of Missoula
| who have been spending the past two
weeks at the home of Mrs. Chase a,
| the Helmyille ranch, returned to theil
home at Missoula Monday, accompa-
| MED by her sister, Miss Francis
| Brown, who will spend several days
at the Garden city.
James L. Geary of New York city
arrived here Sunday evening on tht
North Coast to make an extende4
visit with his sisters, Mrs. Hugf
Whales and Mrs. A. Gagnon at Helm.
| vile.
Charles Carol, manager OF tn,
| Geary Commercial company at Helm.
Vile, was In Drummond on busnes!
Monday.
/ j. D. Norris, Frank Weatherfortl
r. J. Pine and Forest Norris made III
an auto party Sunday to Butte, re:
turning by the way OF Anaconda ant
Philipsburg.
| J. w. Blair leaves tonight and ]
| A. Featherman, accompanied by Mis-
| Bertha, leaves later In the week 10
BOzeman, where they will take In thu
| Old-timers' Jubilee.
| Deputy Sheriff Mellen was called t,
Helena Sunday to identify man hel,
I there as the forger who operated a
Philipsburg last week The man de
clnred an aiibi. which is being investi
| gated.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-05
CORVALLIS NOTES.

Corvallis, Aug 4-(Special.)-
Bay, Earl Hall, Russell Bay and Glen
Chaffn motored to Medicine Springs
Sunday, the two former remaining for
a weeks outing; the two latter re-
turning home the day following.
Roy Perry of Rural Route No. l.,
from Victor is taking his annual va
cation and incidentally making hay
on his ranch near Victor.
Mrs. Nancy Simmons returned home
yesterday from a visit with her
daughter at Coeur d'Alene city.
Rev. w. D. Lear filled his regular
appointment at the Christian church
in Florence Sunday morning and
evening.
r. j. Heffling has been critically i'll
at Helena hospital following an op-
GRAFTON for appendicitis, but at pres
ent is somewhat improved His Cor
Wallis friends, of whom there are
many, are hopeful of his rapid recov-
cry to complete health.
Lola Hooper of Stevensville visited
recently at the home of little Miss
Myrtle Neaves.
Mrs. M. B. Angle and daughter
Thelma returned several days ago Ia
their home at Emigrant after a pleas
ant visit at the John Smell home.
d. X. Antrim of Crown Hill is re-
ceiving a visit from his mother and
sister, Mrs. Mary K. Antrim and Miss
Nellie Antrim of Germantown, Ohio
also his brother and sister law
Mr.. and Mrs. b. /. Antrim of Var
Vert, Ohio. Mr.. Antrim is showing
the visitors the valley from a new
Ford touring car.
The star baseball team was defeat
ed Saturday in a game with Noun
tain View, the score being 10 to II.
Next Saturday the same teams viii
meet on the local grounds and en-.
gage in a battle. which will be free to
all. Ferris and Boiler are the Stars
battery, while Sheldon and Pophnm
compose that of the visiting team.
William Neaves OF stevensville was
a Corvallis visitor over Sunday 4
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-05
PROPERTY OWNERS
APPEAR BEFORE
BOARD
some WANT ASSESSMENTS cur
e. E. HERSHEY PLEADS 1Ae
a. G. N. COMPANY CAUSE

Hamilton, Aug. 4.-{Special )-The
board of county commissioners met In
special session to act on the resigna-
ton OF Ben Oertli, road supervisor
OF road district No. 12. The resigna-
tion was accepted and A. E. Blanken-
ship appointed to take his place.
The board also agreed to put up IS
Danger" signs at various places on
road grades in the county, the Ham
ifton Automobile association having
agreed to furnish the signs.
The board met yesterday to hear
protests from certain property owners
whose assessment had been raised by
the board. e. T.. Hershey appeared
on behalf of the Anaconda Copper
Mining company to protest against
the assessment Of mineral, oil and
coal lands belonging to the company.
His petition was rejected.
Wallace McCrackin's assessment on
personal property was reduced 5000.
A petition from ]. a. Jones for a re-
duction Of his assessment was reject
ed, as was a petition for a reconsid-
eration Of their Increase from William
and G. b. Strange. William Kinchers i
assessment was reduced $bO.
| A petition from r. j. sullivan for a
production Of the assessment on land
fassessed to =. A. Smith, Jr, was re-
jected, as was a petition from Whaley
brothers at Stevensville for u reiuc-
ton Of the assessment on improve
ments #sf
Petitions from n. r.. GLEASON ant
C. s. Kendall for reductions on theil
assessments were rejected j. $
Yandt's assessment was reduced 5000
r. H. Burns petition for a reduction
OF the assessment on his store stocl
was rejected. S. N. Kerr petitionet
| for a reduction of the assessment or
land and stock belonging to A. J
Kerr and the assessment on the stocl
| was reduced $35.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-05
DIRT FLIES FAST
ON IMPROVEMENTS
Lord Construction COMPANY
Is Rushing Work in
Stevel1sville.

Stevensville, Aug. 4.-tSpecial)--
The Lord Construction company of
Hamilton. which has the contract for
the work in the two improvement dis
tricts here, has large forea at work
and dirt is flying fast.
The work started on the north end
Of Church street is being rapidly car
ried across the district on that atreet
and today the first of the cement
walks was laid there. while in the
south end of the district the bitches
are being dug.
The crew has extended onto Col
lege street.. where they have hegun
on the south end with exca yatlon
work. There are about thirty five
men employed.
COUNCIL SESSION..
Stevensville, Aug. A.-tSpecial.)-
Last evening the town council held
Its regular July meeting, allowed a
bunch OF bills and transacted some
Of the regular routiae Of business.
Council adjourned to meet again next
week. .-.zs.@5.: sss5 -
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-05
BlACKFO0T forest
FLAMES NEAR
ESSEX
ANOTHER BAD FIRE BURNS NEAR
COLUMBIA FALLs-htoA WIND
HAS INCREASED DANGER

kalispell, Aug. 4.-(Special. )--Ow-
ing to a high wind, which came up
during the night, many small forest
fires which have been burning IN this
section for the past few days are as
suming alarming proportions. ~s
The worst is the Big River district
OF the Blackfoot forest, !, near i Essex.
This Is in timber which, Is said to
have comparatively little merchant
able vafre but ii lis spreading rapidly.
Forest officials state that, 1t il i'm
possible to compute the territory
which has been burned but lGo men
are at work and SO more have been
sent out today. There were orikir-
ally number of small fires in that
district. but. in the wind today they
have all run together. III.
Fire Near Columbia Falls.
Another fire started near. Columbia
Falls at an early hour this morning
and is said to be travelling up the side
OF the mountain, which makes it very
difficult to handle.
1t was started by sparks from n
Great Northern train and section
crews are at work Fighting the fire.
Supervisor Mclaughlin of the
Blackfoot forest and force OF men
are at work upon fire at Squaw Mea-
dow beyond Ashley lake 1t is re-
ported that so acres have been burned
over and that the conditions are very
bad {8 4t5, 5N a.. -3..-
/ sa{ West Of kaiispeli.
| Another at the McNannmy mill
northwest of Kalispeu is burning
handled by the Northern Montana
| Forestry association. 1t has covered
a territory so acres in extent. but has
now been trenched over.
| Fifty small fires have started in the
past few days. but by prompt atten-
ton, have been put Under control
Forestry officials consider the con-
ditions worse than in 1910 but on ac-
/ count of the perfected fire fighting
system. fires with the exception Of
] the Big River fire has been kept wei
/ in. hand
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-05
IRON MOUNTAIN

J. Iron Mountain Aug. 4.-tSpecial.)---
Old glory still waves over Mineral
county seat site.
Messrs. c.. B. Stillenger. Resiip,
Mcbride and Winters have gone, to
work the G. II. Stillenger placer CLAIMS
in the Clearwater. i @4s
Frank Heller came down from his
placer claim in the Clearwater s'atur-
day to vote and disposed of a0-day
clean up, something over 20 ounces of
gold.
Ray rretts OF Mnllan is doing Sec
ond tick at the n. p. depot, II. Il.
Rahte going as relief operator to
Arlee.
Miss Winnie Edwards is spending a
few days with her father at the King
and Queen mine.
H. l.. McClaw, one of the propri-
etors OF the railway eating house. was
| called to Spokane Saturday by the
death OF his son. Earl. Il young man
| 19 years old.
! DIR. Botsford and family are occupy
| ing, part of Or. T'ranklin's house Dr.
Rotstord's office will be in the build
| ing formerly occupied by Franklin's
barber shop. Mr.. Franklin moved into
| his new location in the Ole Johnson
building.
| County Attorney Hyde of Saltese
and family will occupy a suite of
| rooms in. the Bellview.
/ George l.. Dean of East Portal will
move his family into one of the Bon-
chard houses.
H. Schoenfeld and Editor Hargrave
made the first auto trip over the new
Camefs Hump road Friday.
/ Grandma Barranger made busi-
ness trip to Missonla Thursday.
Messrs. M. X. and s. +. Rodgers and
families. who are motoring from New
York city to Los Angeles, spent sew
eral days in this vicinity looking over
mining properties.
/ John w. Mcdonald and son Burns
attended the Sells Floto circus in
Missoula Monday.
Temporary courthouse will be In
the first floor of the Redmans hall.
At the regular meeting of the Boost
ers' club Monday night MIR. s'choen-
feldt was appointed chairman of a
committee to complete the arrange
| ment of the Camel's Hump celebrn-
| ton to be held some time In the near
future. The exact date is to be an
nounced later.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-05
THINK TOM PLACE
WAS PARK BANDIT
HE MAY ALSO BE MAN WHO
HELD UP COACHES IN
PARK BEFORE

Gardiner, Mont, Aug. 4-Tom Place.
sneep man OF the Jackson Hole
country, Is the bandit captured by
Scout James Mcbride and thought 10
be THE man who held up 19 coaches
last Wednesday, according to reports
received here. Place was employed as
driver by the Park TRANSFORMATION
company in 1908. and quit his job just
three weeks before the holdup, that
year, in which one man held up IA
coaches.
II he Is the man wanted there
should be little difficulty In Identify
Ing him, as 100 tourists were held up
by him, some of them being in line
for more than an hour. while the ban
dit was doing his work.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-05
GLENN RIDLEY HERO
~ WHO RESCUED BASS
Game Along in His Auto
Just as Holdup Was
Hating Victim.

stevensville. Aug. 4,-(special.)--
The story of the attempted holdup of
w. f. Bass here the other night, which
appeared in today's Missoulian, was
not complete, and the additional facts
became known here this morning,
when At was learned that an auto
mobile suddenly turned onto the street
and It's lights flashed onto the holdup.
which caused him to run.
Mr.. Bass states that Mt the moment
he was commanded tn throw up his
hands Glenn Ridley came along with
his mother and the presence of more
people frightened the highwnyman
who darted into the darkness. -
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-05
CREAMERY PICNIC.

Stevensville, Aug. 4.--tSpeciail-
At meeting this evening plans will
be outlined for the creamery picnic
and celebration to be held here on
Thursday of next week. The business
men have Joined in the movement for
the outing and money was subscribed
during the last couple of days to go
for the features to be offered. ssas
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-05
GORE LEADS HAYES,

Oklahoma City. Aug. 4,--Senator r.
I P. Gore Is leading his opponent. SAM
uel w. Hayes. for the nomination of
United States senator In today's state
wide primary. ~ {At@
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-05
NO BONES BROKEN.

Hamilton, Aug. 4.--(special.)-
Goldie Wyman was thrown from a
saddle horse late yesterday near the
Cottage hotel. She was rendered un-
conscious. Several ran to her assist
ance and carried her into the Cottage
hotel. when DR.. r. l.. Owens was
called. No bones were broken. t.e
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-05

an auto accident on Evaro hill Fri
day win be pleased to hear that they
are recovering rapidly. They will re-
main in Missoua for some time.
The Stevens threshing rig is hard
at 1T and report light Yields In the
section they are in. Better crops will
be found east and south from their
present location.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-24
VIOLENT SPEECH
ONE MANS VIEWS
Anti-Saloon League Disclaims
Responsibility for. Lank-
ford's TRADE.
CONVENTION WORK CLOSED
John Garland Pollard Says Pro-
hibition s Certain-Davis
Looks for Flop"
CONVENTION WORK CLOSED

In the report OF the resolutions COM
mittee, submitted yesterday at the af-
ternoon session of the Anti-Saloon
League of Virginia convention. one
paragraph virtually repudiated the re-
marks made by DR.. Livius Lankford,
the Norfolk surgeon, In reference, to
those members of tho General Assem-
biy who voted against the enabling
act. While mentioning no names, the
resolutions set forth that the organi-
zation does not hold itself responsible o
foi the utterances of any speaker or
member who may address it's meetings
except in those cases where such nj :
terincea are specifically indorsed by
resolution or when they become n part
of the report of some official of tho
league that has been approved by tho
league itself
With the three sessions yesterday.
The Thirteenth annual convention came
to an eEd after tho most enthusiastic
ana Instructive meeting, ever held The
attendance was the largest in the his
tory OF the organization, the Gre
dentials committee finding that 400
delegates were registered, and that
probably an additional 100 failed to
turn in their cards. Thirteen demon
nations or temperance societies
were represented by delegates
Officers Are Re-Electcd.
The most important business trans
acted by the league was Mt the after
noon session. when officers reported by
the nominating committee were unan-
imously elected as follows:
President. J. w. Hough. Norfolk;
vice c-prcsidcnts-P. ". D. Conway
fredericksburg; Governor William
Hodges Mann, Richmond: Rev, w. c..
Campbell. D. D., Roanoke: Rev. c. S.
Rowers. Winchester; A. T. Lincoln.
Marion; G. T. Foltz. Wytheville; r. F..
Continued ON Firtn pn0e1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-24
NEW ANEsTHETIc USED
Patient Feels No I'll ETfects When He
RcRninx consciousness.
Especial to Tn

ISpecIaI TO The Times Dispatch1
Philadelphia. January 23.-For tho
posed OF ether and oil, which IL less
conducive TO nausea and less OF a heart
shock. was used successfully during an
operation performed in the Garretson
Hospital
The patient was Herbert Hughes.
who suffered with split palate
Physicians advised against an oper-
alton because the patient had weak
heart when Hughes learned OF tho
new anesthetic he asked to have 1t
used in his case. When he regained
consciousness Hughes did not feel the
slightest Ill effects from the anesthetic
The new anesthetic was discovered
by New York surgeon, who gave a
demonstration on Monday at the Sa-
maritan HOSpItal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-24
DIR. LIvIUs LANKFoRD.
DR.. Landlord EXPLAINS Address,

Norfolk Va January 23I Of
in
-
In explaining the part of his speech
he
he
voted against the dealer weaing
stated that the best up-todate
rously impaired the
ono @ very much interested on this subject
But neither did reflect composing
If actc
L am not retracting anything he