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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-08-04
Regain at St. julien.

Northeast of Ypres on Friday Brit
ish troops reestahlishcd themselves in
the town of Saint Julien, captured by
them on Tuesday, but from which they
were driven by the Germans on
Wednesday. Additional ground was
gained south OF Hollebeke. near the
center of the line on which the entente
allied attack was launched early this
week. British artillery dispersed Ger
man forces preparing to attack nca,
Ypres and forestalled any attempt by
the Tcutons to charge against the Brit.
ish lines. On Tuesday. the first day OF
the allied advance. 6.l22 Germans were
made prisoner by the Anglo French
forces.
Only Raids and Artillery.
Near Monchy le Prcux, southeast of
Arras, the Germans on Thursday
night entered British front line
trenches at two points. Desperate
fighting ensued and the British during
Friday retook most of the elements
Except for the repulse OF a German
attack on "a 1900 yard front near
Cerny on the Aisne front. there have
been only raids and artillery ducls on
the rest of tn" western front.
Russian Retreat Continues.
There is apparently no let-up in the
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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-08-04
Wants to Defend Character.

Petrograd, Aug 3.-M. Tchernoff, a
Socialist, has resigned his seat as min
lister of agriculture in the Russian
cabinet. In a letter to Premier Ker-
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Plaster Casts of Head and
Body Measurements TAX
en- of Lynch Victim.
WILL KEEP BUSTS AT
UNION HEADQUARTERS
Inquest Over Dead Man
Started But No Solution
to Mystery Is in Sight.

Butte, Aug. .--(Special.) l.)-That the
Industrial Workers mean to preserve
the memory of Frank Little as a
martyr to their cause was shown to-
day. when a man connected with the
new metal workers union took several
plaster casts of the head Of the dead
man. This was in the quiet Of .he
undertaker's place where the body has
rested since 1t was taken down from
the Milwaukee trestle on Wednesday
morning. None but the leading men
in the industrial movement were ores
cnt when it was done. Measurements
OF the body also were taken.
Taken By German.
1t is stated that the intention is
either to make a bust of the dead
leader or a full sized statue, possibly
both. The man who made the cast is
said to be a German who was an eX-
pert in that line. Busts. IL is said. are
to be kept in the different headquar-
ters of the organization of which Little
was one of the leaders. and tine statue
erected to his memory in the place
where he is to be buried.
Had Bottle Of Ashes.
1t will be recalled that the body of
John Hillstrom, the Industrial Worker
who was executed legally by shooting
in Utah for the murder of grocer
and his son. while he was committing
a burglary. was cremated His ashes
were distributed among the leaders of
the organization. In a small vial
found among Little's effects We're some
of the ashes. kept as a souvenir of the
man. The 1ndustrials made a martyr
of him because he was one of their
number, regardless of the crime of
which he was convicted. His case was
not only national, but international.
In Hilistror,'s Class.
He was a subject of Sweden and
that country, through it's minister at
Washington, appealed to President
Wilson to stop the execution. The
president did cause some delay
through his request to the governor of
Utah, but the latter decided the man
was guilty and should die.
Although Little was hanged without
any legal proceedings. and in violation
OF law, it is proposed by his associates
to place him in the martyr class with
Hiilstrom, whom they claim was de-
MED a fair trial and executed largely
because of his activities in their or
ganization.
Burial on "Fiohting Ground"
Little will be buried in Butte sun
day afternoon. Telegram received by
William D. Haywood, head Of the In
dustrials. says: Bury Frank Little on
the fighting ground"
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Backed by !. W. W.

The bands are organized into SOY
eral bodies. the strongest Of which is
known as the working class union.
whose membership is said to number
about 900. ThiA organization is said
to be supplemented hi Its work OF
destruction by |. W. w. agitators and
a smaller group known as the "Jones
family"
Seminole county seems to be the
heart of the trouble. Many tenant
farmers there have turned their stocl,
into growing fields. killing some OF
the livestock for food. Holders of
mortgages on both stock and crops ap-
pealed to Sheriff Crab, who with Dep
uty Sheriff Cross were fired on from
ambush late yesterday while conduct
ing an investigation. Deputy Cross
suffered slight wounds.
Attack Railway Bridge.
The railroad bridge crossing tho
south Canadian river between Francis
and Ada was partially damaged either
by dynamite or fire early today, and
all wire communication into Francis
cut off. Traffic on the road was de-
iayed many hours
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Guards or Civilians.

Tonight it was undecided whether to
send national guardsmen to quell the
disturbance or to organize civilian
| companies. familiar with the country
whic his rugged and chollcd with un-
derbrnsh.
A representative from the governors
office. who has just returned from the
district, recommends the latter plan
| and suggested they should be heavily
| armed and instructed to "shoOt TO
kill"
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Civilians Take Up Chase.

IiHHu|tuS ol iiUleu CIV tliHtuS UaN'
concentrated in Seminole, Hughes.
Pontotnc. olimulgcr and Pottawat-
tonic counties and will make an effort
at dawn tomorrow TO arrest the re-
sisters.
According to late reports to Govern
or Williams. one of the bands has To-
Gated near Sasakwa. another is at
IloldenNile. another at Wewoka and
the last heard from had gathered at
Rock crossing on the southern Cana
dian river.
Several arrests have been made
of men charged with resisting the
draft throughout the affected To-
calties and one. "A Socialist agitator.
was arrested at lIoldenville. when 1t
was discovered he was carrying n grip
filled with ammunition. Sheriffs of
the five counties have informed the
governor that the situation is out of
their control and state officials await
with anxiety the outcome of the at
tempt being made by civilian posses
to arrest the men tomorrow.
II has not been determined what in
fluenee was behind the movement to
resist the draft law.
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Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-06
DISLOYALTY RAMPANT.

Not only the pro Germans getting their work against the eectve draft law but they systematically delugng the country with literature calculated bak the sale of the bonds Simultaneously many cities circulars have dis buted by the hundreds of thousands telling the liberty loan bonds probably would sixtyve the dollar.
 Our great American melting pot, Zangwi called it, mixture that boils fumes bubbles In solution held all of elements Some observers pes msc concerning the possibilities perfect blend es of transmuaton do social political chemistry
 It claimed by and hoped by others, that the miracle had already occurred that the had proved magic precpate the oanng mixture hard shining crystals of pure Americansm
 This hope has not been realized The attacks upon the bonds and the conspton show that still have midst who love Germany than they American liberty The meetings held in Madison Square Garden New York; the interest of the kaiser Every speaker that peaed the platform, flag which lives
 It unfortunate that the should allow such meet ngs and such discussions The have work quite enough of being subjected fire by pro- Germans from the
 America find her soul The has served cgcner- England prualze France Russia work for spirit of absolute natonasm. We peo- pie in heart and bran
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-06
IMPROVING ANCESTORS.

Many have elapsed the churches of the United States the first missionaries Japan Now the religious organizations of Japan recprocang in mild One of apans coming the United States explain the principles of Shntoism the primitive and still surviving religious cult of the Japanese.
 Miss Tosiko Sakamaki will undertake make Shntoism peculiarly Japanese It has many priests Japan but dogmas It does preach moral principles Buddhism broke sway than thousand years ago. and the religions side by side the harmony. Shno ism is fact of primitive spritism, such the aees found the Promised Land and tried In addiOn it has the of worship. To these old and good addressed and offerings made while dances of ceremonious sort are held in their honor
 The Shintoist wishes make of himself perfectly good and this certainly laudabc desire As rule do what posety will think of Few Americans keep of mischief for the purpose of being highly regarded by
 their poscy As for the veneraton postery might have for them, they fail to anything in it for them.
 This is almost national feeling if the Japanese set number o American into the of making better of themselves she will have done something worth while for this country.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-06
CADORNA'S OFFENSIVE.

the Italians struck hard The first ef- Ausrans Italian border and soil of Italy from invasion.
 The difficult work of the has confronted the Italian It Austria that defined the boundary line between the nations and she that all the strategic positions remained her hands, It up Count Cadorna attack the strongest lines Europe and his lines in themselves the weakest
 The Trcntno almost impossible assault long remains Austrian the Italian offensive along the Isonzo asd the Caro exposed flank and Cadona, talk ing Trieste might expose his army isolation from base supplies, and consequent destruction.
 Therefore the Italian commander has had be cautious his strategy he has been bold in his tactics. He had be prepared resist Austrian drive the yo and presented when he captured Gorizia
 Now apparently supplied with British artillery and gunncrs, he the midst of tremendous offensive i'll his while his adequate and have tccted Italy from invasion from that quarter.
 It is probable that he is striking by preaangcmcnt with burg finding himself hard put for the onsaughts of Hag and Pctan France If Russia should instead of subng her pressure the central powers would be crushed before the end of another year.
 The Italians have fought with effectiveness Their greatest lack until recently heavy artillery, while the Alstrians had supply of the best and gunners in the world The Austrian leadership has been first class.
 In the final phase should be no surprise if an Italian should be in Bavaria before Vienna.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-06
NELSON NAMED HEALTH
 SUPT. BY CAMPBELL
(From Saturdays DailY.)

Captain J. Bernard Nelson, of Mesa, has been appointed superintendent of public health and registrar of vital statistics by Governor Campbell, ac- cording to news reaching here yester- day. Dr. Nelson, who is one of the oldest officers in the Arizona National Guard, and was here recently on re- cruiting duty, succeeds Dr. R. N. Looney of this city.
 Politicians all over the State arc spcculating on the governors choice of warden for the State prison to succeed R. B. Sims, of Douglas. It has been learned on reliable authority that Jack White, former sheriff of CochiSe county and in the last cam paign. chairman of the Republican county central committee for Mari copa county, will be the appointec.
 Dr. Nelson ran as candidate for the house of representatives against Carl Hayden, on the Progressive ticket in 1912
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-06
A REAL NATION.

United States naion federation of States not a confederation On this point there seemed be confusion the mind of Arthur Baour the British minister of foreign affairs, his he first Washington In signed he used the expression these United States when he speaking nationally But possibly the president evidently called the Mir. Bafou atenon because his last interviews and addresses he spoke of "the United States"
 If the federal government supposed to exercise only expressed the constitution actually has exercised supreme powers whenever deemed the sufficient And less is it the occasions size that the sufcency
 But the red tape does hamper should be This hunt ing for in the word of the constitution and the dcu Of the court order to endow this nation with the of nation in any particular instance reveals what for nal issues the wisdom of must stoop in order put what has become imperative
 There are States rights of them supreme affirmed recently when the right of the State practically pro- drinking decided But the that the on tecicaiy, far form and acquire authority reality compelled federal definition of its particular right acknowledges the superiority of the nation local matters and the subordnaation of the State.
 there States rights they must eventually be clothed affirmation of the supreme When denied such they fall to the ground
 Whatever be the literal limitations of the corning federal jurisdiction constitution which rounds the does the earth and which makes the constitution living instrument distinct from the dead hand of the past forbddng acvthat living written and uwritten constitution whereby live rides and should override every of States rights
 is historical accident that constitution grants the federal only such expressly stated reserving the States whatever mentioned It Canadas historic advantage that expressly granted the provinces her constitution reside her general crnment.
 We passing by what has been rocky road and exasperang one, from original notion that which Canada, profitng in part by example, started with
 Chief Justice Marchal helped make the local road into federal highway So did Daniel Webster and Henry Clay. The civil absolutely dedicated national Why admit much and the fac The day of the States being except purely local passed The day which nearly everything possessed of federal aspect has arrived
 We nation. Let No confederation can live in such Our government is Washington.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-06
OLD UNION MINE
 IS PROVING A BONANZA
NEW OPERATORS EXPOSE ORE BODIES OF HIGH GRADE CONTENT; MOD- ERIN EQUIPMENT; PAY ROLL 40 MINERS.

Mining men of this city who visited Cbaparral on Sunday and made an examination of different properties, bring reports of an astounding condi- ton as having been determined re- gently in the Union holdings, under operation by the Locey-Pabst Gold Mines Company, a close corporation. and of which D. NJ. Locey is in charge
 The development inspected is not rated as a strike, although the mag nitude of the mineral bodies should be classed as the greatest in gold de- nominations ever made in the coun- try, giving to the property nothing more than a high class rating as bonanza
 Mir. Locey, with his superintendent, A. ]. Sharp, conducted the party through all workings, explaining in detail what had been accomplished by the company since early in April. The Union claim proper is the point where the best showing is in evidence. The old crosscut tunnel, driven over 20 years ago, is the entering point to the bonanza conditions exposed, and is reached by a 250-foot drift to the gene where in position is an ore body Of fully 12 feet in width, exposed in winzc sunk from shaft at depth of about g feet It was stated by those in charge that assays ran to as high in gold as $500 to the ton, while samples cut from this condition aver , age at least 500 to the ton. Inter vcning ground also proved of exccp- tional interest, in which at different sections in the drift four-foot ore bodies were developed, averaging Sl9 per ton The big showing, however, is strikingly in evidence in the new zone opened, and which is but one of the many parallel veins being ex, plotted. This strike is under what was commonly known as the Glory Hole, and at a depth of over l3S feet the expected orc bodies have oc- cured. An upraise to the surface starts from the winze as we'll is deep sinking being rushed on the huge ore body opened, with drifting north and south. It was in anticipation of this strike being made some weeks ago that the company started to rebuild and modcrnizc the old ten-Stamp mill, which has been accomplished by add ing Notation plant of 30 tons capac- ity, which process with plating and concentrating gives a recovery scr vice that is one of the best in any gold camp in the State. Oil has been substituted for coal as fuel, while the electrical lighting of mine, mill and surface buildings gives the old camp a distinctive touch of being up- to-datc, and wipes away the primitive of other days, when the Union was active only at intervals. Plans have been made for installing an electrical hoist, engine, compressor, drills and other late machinery on the surface, at the center of development, and this mechanical improvement will prove of economical value in handling the output through the superficial tunnels and other old workings. The mill is to drop stamps today. and the tonnage available will run it for many months. The company has payroll of 40 people
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-06
WHAT ARE GERMANY'S AIMS? II

What Germany's real aims?
 official authoritative that question yet though third year the nearing its end
 legend which the rulers of Germany sought impose world people, that Germany herself all sides by who sought her downfall that she struck first because strike first is good defensive tactics
 legend has disappeared, in Germany. It is completely negatived in hundrcd wayhc cpcrfecton of preparations, the evidence of historical documents the wordembacng spy system the uneartng of plots and spacies running antebeum days, and and
 German slogans point to something tar different than mere defense-~Gemany a place in the sun the will tu conquer the toward the east the world destiny of German kultur: the master race
 these things while significant, vague. It is be supposed that Germany has definite aims though Chancellor Belmann olweg has recently refused them in reichstag.
 There are two views Germany fully belgerent countries that her demands in of victory negotiation would be moderate and that which, taking cognzance of what the leaders of Germany have said and home and guarding from outside knowledge holds that Germany aims farcaclng
 flood of light is thrown the real German purposes by book recently published in Switzerland by S. Grumbach who IS presumably GcrmanSw summary Of this book has been published States pages filled with dec araons by prominent German officials educators and editors in favor of annexing everything in sight.
 From these quotations general in their to be titled be regarded definition of Germany national aims clear that the purpose of the military autocracy only seize adjacent territories and to cnave their inhabitants but to conquer world empire.
 This Napoconc pan is well understood and approved by intellectual industrial commercial Germany Indeed the poison of have gone through the veins of the whole people and have warped the moral vision and aophed the of nearly all classes and parties perhaps, segment of the socialists.
 So long the German victorious, the demand for broad annexatons and the ruthless Gcrmanng of the annexed voiced by the leaders and by the press while all objections if there such, slcd by the authorities
 In these later days of defeats and doub the obcctors ruthless finding voice and In the rechstag indeed heard but the other day inly yelled threats of revolution and republic year such astounding mpuence would have been punished the mpucncc of Lcbkncc the truh-teng socialist punshed-by Imprisonment There is great significance in it
 When Germany beaten and beaten sound that her longer be deceived her rulers will be forced abandon their dreams of ruling the world.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-06

the president, supported by his mine
 foreman, William A. Buchanan, the
 striking of the mother lode was de tcrmincd a few days ago, under min cral conditions which appear to have given results of a conclusive and sat isfactory nature In imparting the good news both said:
 The driving of the crosscut from the 700-foot level had reached about SO0 feet. when a Subtcrrancan flow ot water Of huge volume was encounter cd which made further exploration in that zone fruitlcSs. We banned the formation carried by the flow. and the gold values were surprising. The copper content could not be asccr- taincd, but must have been heavy. Further operations at that depth were abandoned, the pump, air drills and all tools being lost. This was not material, however, as the point we were seeking in all probability has been reached. and the values carried by the outflow of water unqucstiOn- ably proves this a. fact. From the lOo-foot level the drift south was be- ine extended when cavc-in occurred, and at this point we took samples which returned over $l00 per ton in gold and copper In both zones the loose formation Is undoubtedly lndl- cative of the mother lode being tap
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-06
THE SENATE WISER 4 ~

The United States is lowering the of taxation and preparing pass fair proportion of the burdens of the future generations for whom fighting today.
 England found that she ovcrdong the and compelled business dis Instead o bcncfitnS posery had the British business been sappcd by taxation of his needed vitality would have cost poscry far than any distribution of bonds to its 
 The lower house of congress- povcrbialy stupid not able understand this fact but the clearly and Is rewriting the bill with that end i'll
 This generation s quite willing pay all that it pay. It Is willing to all its earnings. One business put quite effectively however when he said: Take all the mlk, if you but leave the cow The house bill would have taken the
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-06
TRAFFIC DECISION

WASHINGTON, June ?. - Com mon carriers operating exclusively in Canada cannot be required to main tain joint traffic arrangements with common carriers in the United States for the transportation of traffic from and to points in this country, the in tcrStatc commerce commission dccid- cd today.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-06

ped. and this is what we have been striving for There is now no qucs- ton in our minds as to what the future holds for this mineral prop crty. The goal has been reached, and the high values recovered would seem to be the determining factor in the making of a mine
 Mir Mckinley stated the board of directors had authorized a O-Stamp mill to be installed The Mckinley holdings have been under develop mcnt for many years, and the mother lode has been the objective point sought. which the above mining men state has been realized at last
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-06

Foreign missions continue pour the United States and result American gold continues pour rather, 1t
 loaned the allies spent this country for supplies that to be abroad win There Is bottom the American purse when the of humanity is stake.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-06
MINE OPERATORS PLATED OVER
 HOLDINGS
MCKINLEY STRIKES BIG WATER FLOW, AND GOLD PAINTINGS ARE HIG H ; BELIEF PREVAILS THE MOTHER LODE IS HIT.

What appears to have been the final solution in the making of dc
 sirablc gold-coppcr property, has been accomplished by the Mckinley Mining Co, and according to reports made yesterday by (. E. Mckinley,
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-06

Up to the present time the country whole has been practically sleeping with regard the But will awake with sudden when the cectvc draft begins draw and brothers the trenches There will lack from then thoroughly the of the situation the American people will wade in with sleeves up and stick until the last dog IS hung
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-06

Joseph Letter says the food spectators should be hung It that recall when Mir Letter boosted the price
 wheat high that his father ol the best build ngs Chicago settle his debts probably only the spectators who win hung