The Daily Missoulian (Missoula, Mont.)
August 9, 1909

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THE DAilY ML OULIAN Published Fvery Day in the Year. MISBOULIAN PUBLI8HING CO. I12 and 121 West Main Street, Mis soula, Montana. Entered at the postfofice at Missoula. Montana, as second-class mail matter. SUBSCRIPTION RATES (in Advance) Daily, one month ...............0.75 Daily, three months 25 Daily. sit months ................4.00 Daily, one year ..................800 Weekly, one year ................1.50 Postage added for foreign countries. TELUPHONf NUMBER Busleeas Otfice 150 Editorial Rooms SUSSCUIBERS' PAPERS The Missouiian is anxious to give the best carrier aertice; therefore sub scribers are requested to report faulty delivery at once. In ordering paper changed to new address please give old address also. Money orders and checks should be made payable to The Missoulian Publishing Company. MONDAY. AUGUST 1909. IN SALT LAKE. Thousands of the veterans of the Grand Army of the Republic have as sembled in Salt Lake for the annual encampment of their order. The gath ering. always important. possesses more than ordinary significance this year by reason of Its location. With the exception of Denver and San Francisco. Balt Lake is the only west ern city which has been honored by the veterans' presence in their en campment. Salt Lake has prepared to give them a taste of Rocky moun: tain hospitality. The ranks of the veterans are thinning; this encamp ment is the last which manv of the boys in blue will attend this side of the Grand Encampment; their fare well this week will be the last they will speak to their comrades on this side of the Great Divide. But their names will live forever in the hearts of a grateful nation, unified by their sacrifice. "The glory dies not. and the grief is past." UNCLE JOE'S CHOICE. There has been a good deal of criti clam, from the opposition, of the ac tion of Speaker Cannon in the selec tion of his new committees. tie has been charged with "getting even" with the insurgents of the house by cutting them off when the coveted places in the committee list were given out. Mr. c annon would not he human if he did not recall the atti tude of his colleagues toward himself when he made his assignme'ntu-and he is very human. But is it not a fair statement of the case to say that any man in a position of responsibility would choose his lieutenants from amongst those whom he knew to be friendly to himself and in sympathy with his policy' t'pon Mr. l'annon devolves a serious responsibility and his duties are of great magnitude. It is only natural that he should select the men who are to be his chief as sistants in his work from the men whom he knows will work in harmon; with hinm. Speaker Cannon is not a little man: It is not fair to impute to him little motives. MONTANA'S WEALTH. We have already made reference to the splendid gain which the state has made in wealth as shown by the re turns of the assessors for this year. Including the probable Increase in the railway assessment, the gain in the state is twenty-eight millions-a gaud shots ing. indeed. Th. report of the clerk of the state board of eiualiza tion shows sontne interesting details as to the sources of .Montana's health This report shoos that tihe value of real estate other than tite or to" n lots is $84.5,4o01. and the improve ments on same to be $t .fit 117 Th value of all imtprovements mn landt the title to wthich is t.sted in aloither than the toriton si listing it. is tix-.t at $SI.617tt1. chile the returns indl cate the value of tho cit> and town lots to be w27.425h64', ith ilproie mtents assessed at $30.434.:10;_ Mining clatlus filed on or patented ar1r as seseed at $5 114I5!, and their unprov tlents at S1.340x0:" Telegraph hles are assessed at $54ti6.2 and t.i.l-1iI hws at $38.933. Mining tit.h.s .r. re turned at $55,313. and irrigating ditches at $8U,540. tit: lands are assessed at $23.500. Ilhile station grounds. gravel beds. del.otts and roundhouses are returned upon it valu ation of $1.601,314. The Atnador rnin tng and Big Blackfoot logging rail ways are assessed at $46,40. Montana's hurst-s are asss,-ed at $8.156.3N: its cattle, including 84 head of buffalo, at 813.375,247; its sheep at $13.607,420; Its hogs at S99.5122. and its goats at SS.945. making the live stock total $33.246.952 Classified, the chief livestock items follow in num hers: Range horses. 7211; common work horses and mules, 805821; beef cattle. 27.294; yearlings, 5h.58; twos, 88,378: threes. 80.17f; cows 35.494: stark cattle. 633,649; stock sheep. 4. 324,414; lambs. 144.N03; rains. 21.427; hogs, 19.145, and goats, 2,349 In the pwrsunal list thlb %.thl- of the chief items fdluthw Mi.rtg.ig.-s ant, bonds. $I31:4.203; express. water. street railrcad, electric light an.! gas companles. $2.463.447; franchises of same, $657.460; wathehs and jewelry. $115.67.: househl~d g,"is and furni ture. $2.064,671; musital instruments, $5330.963; goodi, .tares and mernirhan dise. $9,947.14; fixtur. n of saloons, offices and stores. 11,163.106; farming utensils. 72.431; ma-hinory. $:.189, :,06: wagons and harness. $1.669..: lumber and woo."s!. $1.54:.36:; silvent credits. 1.7^3.,120; hank stocks,. 6. 742.013; nlt lproceeids of mines. 5-, 060.l921; automobiles. money on hand, $788.216; coal. $h1.110, and insurance premiums. $846.179. A WORD FROM HOME. Commenting Spin the tariff talk of Champ Clark and his boast that the dermocrats are united uthm the sub ject of the schedule of duties, the St. Louis Globe-Democrat-one of the home palpers of Mr. Clark-remarks: "Champ .'lark's tariff speech riads like some that Senator Stone used to make in the old Joplin district. Since then Mr. Stone has voted for a tariff on the local industries of that dis trict. Wherefore, we i may hope that Champ Clark will yet vote for a tar Iff on the corncib pipes of Gasconade county." The votes of his associates in the party which is dissolving show that Mr. Clark's assertion is without foundation. The lenmocrats who are not hidebound partisans voted for a tariff which would benefit their con stituents. On the tariff luestion there is no democratli pmrty. The tariff has ceased to be a party isae. Mr. Clark's talk is the veriest bun coinbe The contractors who are to build the Missiula cut-off refuse to talk. If they will go ahead with the work, we don't care whether they ever speak or not. The crowds in town since registra tion closed indicate that Misuoulas summer activity has not been due en tirely to the reservation aimening. Results count. They are better than theories. If prosperity follows the new tsrifC law, it must be conceded that the law is good. I Once more we would remind the ap p pli.ants for Flathead land that there e are other valleys. If the supply runs short. LI The n ,ther who Is getting the kid Ir dies ready for sehail finds great relief in the current .l isstilian advertlsing SIt will slirtrise ninny tnsiile when e the bridge is finished, but they would better prepare to be surprised. d The Brand Artim boys will rote a t difference between the eneainionent I of 199 and those of 1861-1865 ai Even the most hitter democratic lpartisans admit that the Payne Isw I will make business gotd. oni the stern and rockbound tast, the waves cannot break too high this week for Big thill. a There will be no liut, MionatiIy if i yuo read The .tissoulaiian8 advertise ilments. The strain of providing for a hiuse hold is lessened by these birgain sales. .tr. I intette a bird if IiPassage Iii. flitteit onhaird with his drafts and coin. Spokanea will see to it that the Irrl gation congress mlteetitgs are not dry. Like the p.-.r. Helenas water rues r ti-n is alices with her The real ishort cut to mirtune i. tle cc.lass ad rout. Tr% it iThe successful irrigatit is I t-s of tile situaition Mitss nula xrantt wthrther %..u [[.tch ha'r or not. ;.*l weather fZr haiiug ano, for pieniiking BRIGADIER CENERAL lIDS SUDDEN DEATH d tt hkagu. Aug. t lgin er r~ eI ci l I l. A itw d, et ts. *iii. tili[ ILJs d placed on the reti-ie list vi 18*" died euddenoI lore i.elay tito-net e Atwood serteit it the army for 4i years He was soustered tut of the civil war voluoteers in Isei with the n title of major The fia loig serr *f he returned to the serie., with the rank of second heuteriant in the Slx iee nth infanta). isl iiromotion t the rank of brigolge ano-r-il fatill",i nuentoritiu ol*rk iII ,t-e -.rs -HERMIT IS BULLIED I BY ANIMALS WILD CREATURES ARE SAFE IN P NEIGHBORHOOD OF FRANK LOTCON'S CABIN. P1ortiundl. Aug If sous li *.*1 in ith* warls hi-heri- lear. I.r and i -ugirs. actuallv interferedt %%thl soar (er:eing t alwoatio.ns and dev."ur,,i v4pt erop,-iL wloull yiu have any Ia-..it.ti'm iutll killing the. *ffrn ling vanst., Fi l-rartrd Lotton, thrinal lierm~it htiang .o... oil the l'aljai river 1. t;e" ilin, II.a-a talus In this state. think" i t t ul. ig t". kill wa ld animiials and tIr-. iully hittul urnier-ifully. Although fir hr-ar e ii.e ini- tl in a district w her-m all sorts ni' .i a:fill mals are niirrous. It.- has nev."r kill~l -sne yet. **ihls fri-ira ta h iis-iae rmuch trorur l,l- he .:a s. 'ut it I wrrng to kill their.i A fie days ago I,. iwikiiw In the morning to see tr.. largo. -riugars glaring at hit u thrriitgi tit, a iioiwirs of llirs rain The rn-onitairia r i .iuMI easily hlt%.- killb- boith of thum. liut h," sald he had it. obj,"ttion to, hat, them insfect Ithi1 interior .d his hos, After watching ihir for .'teral imin a utes the Va id.ats silnk aa.a> lit. the timber A fildl of torn. Il.ahted ainn mill vaited hIy it- .utr-i awii great cart. 11a destron.ed reieaitly i- a herd oif .1r. heveral avn-s if the c-rn a nr.- iatt-n to the ground. 11r. Lotto.. could iaiili r have killed th, iet r th- m rni nt afteri t the anii anis dl-viour- d his irn. but he did not molest thilm A hiA g har reentil trented hat,~un ith the IrrI gaitin srhenia1 Mr. Lea-tin his iir.ri out ill his farrm. Wallwi lig ii tli. srtring trim iwhiuh tihe water is drawn. the luear im ue zltsiZiii nud into lhi- .unitt hium. stollrling it uti.. and Zlit tin rls i suffer-d before the iau" or tlii troll ble was disrovcred I Taking all lhesn- things itili .r-ount. I regun may clairm to havei ti.- kindest niuan UNCLE SAM URANTEES PHILIPPINE TOBACCO 11rshligton. Aug. t -PI'r, rhis s or Philippine toiritenit hrere-uthr a ill have a government guiranlttil as to it. riuality and ileatiless, as a Itresult of an arrangement milade by the burioaut of insular affairs with the hitiilppine governm ent, ,h-signeri ti in-iurr the strict ,nt-frerutent if the net-- tariff illi providing for the atlmission it the United States free of duty of a liruitrd ruantily of cigars and tia.b-io pro duced in the itlands All toilarin fcrtorimesr in tili archi petlago ill. It tias announced today. lieu irosrly oblserved by the islanis in ternal I-esenlte buri-ari and health de partient, si. us to make et-tain tih tlobato is it natin- gris tii. lFsrrry pnekage of Philipphine tnhil.... .,I ci gart imported into the I nited States will be labeled t ad the, I'hilippilie goveririrtrinnt will attach to ita-h lark age ai certificite Indi-rting the ltual lt- of the material used and the u-arss of workrnanr.hip. PARIS IS GLAD. Paris. Aug. S -,tre-at sli-fuartiin is felt here that th-rrmauay is supporting the represetutlan~s of the pro.tective pomers- upon T'urkey for the netitssity if a pr-taiiftl souluutiion ift the Turn- t-reek dispute over 'retn-. The status Tlto existing at the time of the it r untion of 'rr-te bli It.h- interuaitonal troops alone was proiiins tl Turkey. and it in ionshu-r.d that energetic itiion is Il-r-ssarty to lirrt.-rint T'urkey frorr rldviancing fresh preternsions. OWES IlER LIFE TO Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Vienna, W. Va. "I feel that I owe the last ten years of my life to Lydia E. Pinkham's lege. table Compound. Eleven years ago I was a walking shadow. I had been under the doctor's carebutgotnorelief. sylhusbaud per. wuaded me to try Lydia E. Pinkham'p Vegetable Cote.' 9 pounudanditworked like a charm. It re lieved all my pains misery. I advise all suffering women to take Lydia E. P'inkham's Vegetable Compound." Mms. ExxA WVuL4ro', Vienna. W. Va. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound, made from native roots and herbs, contains no narcotics or harm ful drugs. and to-day holds the record for the largest number of actual cures of female diseasesof any similar medi cine in the country, and thousands of voluntary testimonials are on tile in the Pinkham laboratory at I.vnn. Mass., from women who have been cured from almost every form of female complaints, inflammation. uL. ceration.displatmements.tibroid tumors, trregularities. periodic pains, backache. Indigestion and nervous prostration. Every such suffering woman owes it to herself to give Lydia E. P'inkham's Vegetable Compwumd a trial. If you would like special advice about your easa. write a confiden tial letter to Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn. Mass. Her advice Is free. and a5lw&3a l-lptul. LOW RATES OFFERED TO NORTHWEST NORTHERN PACIFIC ANNOUNCES COLONISTS FARES FOR NEXT MONTH. St P.mi Au, -The Nortiar.i I'a S.t., r tl h .av un.t -d -ti th t low --!a anst fars t will be i45 t f t ta lint- -illy front s,-pte, 4' at- t. -.r I. 1909, in. lusive. et: tI vi.a ath Ia mtb -oast anti intermae lir. faid aTh iatrts are for st _ -at-Id t' kiet. whiha itr- h-ntrea1 ii to-ur -i t s -apina aars upon Itaymnt tar latrth iti-. tal are an the bauiw:ot at tran St Paul, Minneapolis, Du tlth iall lute-rio-a; $3! from a hicaga, fr--ta St 1auland $SL. from iMis sour .ir:te pttints. a titaleerni nut to et-. ld ti Jays -ach mar lie ubtai:.cd at situtios en route at and hest of it has heed the cai -tott .af thei watst arta lints t plat e thei-t faara-s in ef feait ta- ch spring anttd fill to stimulate sattlla 'at of it-l west and northwest. .mai <al ist farts are tiht m.ittans tf britii til-not tt- narthatita t thoustaina s af stattlers. whit watch for the-se rates aitti shael their pilan t Itnigi -lt a Ihen ttht rat. u.t into tfit-- t. This announ maetnt t tat the N--rtheat.a la ttic trill hit telt tt d ht thus,- pei it %h. ha lte h ta l r ittsa-ia tar thean siives tit attratitans *f the ntarth tt-astira states and who it ill this fall ta-t" i th-t aselttt anati families into t h e it tati t l it a b e n e f it t Ia tat- i li i ta ti wtalth and progress of the Land of~ F-ortune. CHILE WILL PROTEST. Litsia ru. Augt to-. t -l .as rip-lrt at tatay that the a'hilean gavermntat ill protest against the paragraphs lin Presid'tett i.uiittat titessage to I ta grass Julya 2s. dealing with Tacna and Arica. tirtsiaf nt Lugia sait that an oth.-r ywar had passed without a s."t teient"e t ,if thl'e questioni, but he trust eat that the puiaey of (hilt would take the only- attrtse Indicate) by justice. Hier statesnttn, tie addedt -'tolrehenti that their prestige d."p.nded upon faithful ttutlitance w ith (t- Aneot i treats if P-3. which providetd that the inhabitants .3 f T-tna and Ariitt should he called upon to dea r tt whether fltery atiteti to tloing to ,htile or to Ptrtu. I1D YOU EVER USE GA S7 I f vott 11le Itel.r hiadt at ';:s Ptalies iv1111 hiltlY ts.', if v1011 halve 1101701 kiltWil t10(ill. oll.i.lee of at ;;as Waltr-iw::!10?. if 1%111 ha r.11010r llited gasN as .1Itle fill -0 lietnti,, r 4 u:* l iitis-it t ll von have faill '*fai Short of kitowitig all tilht ttanforti of a litm t. We Want You to Learn t hat 'tS IS tit(' lest. te tiii l I tto lilotsi it th 11 tit'lle ant I lit' titt i S aillIfutitifa y f11l.1 inl the World. 'itoler. is just1 <te m a' for x4111 it) l0attil anitt thatl is to- it.% i want you to ai syii lPo sti if litat what Ne iiti V i l I I it I Itrd t1 to 41t this We hatre utiS'iled atil tffle ist, autvl wn.ouse lo fi ilt- disj~iavaly tl sack of gasN stoves, atlld to 111,. illSjiertiall of tlu'st tole.S \r"W 1\ it-l k \'1111 atllen till. Tll' 111 ill t lcit ,.s lhii iwi ,tl uI i,.st.1 titl water 1hltalt 1s of 1tt1 i I irtil "I. '1 t lia i th l bti i tIh t is nla itit ton will like lilth Ill if 'otl si't thit in It You Try Them You Wil1 Know that t thi't' is 11t0 tttttft1i iii lit' lotit tlWithout Iiti1t1. 'ou t ill Wi lltiP how votll StNiggati alonle[ alltill (10 ýt'tS of Vostl hIlotisekelpillr H~illt Ili, dirt liitl (dust alli discom1fort of coal or %waul. 1We shall to' eizapploinitvd if yonu 4111 n11o ut If Xfitl 411 trotat, we lifottlise Iht it i i bo ill well xti l t I iut l ill p ofit:ºblv. Vont doln't hiav0 iof. l *llur .11. iullsport the lint. We Are Laying Pipe at the Rate of a Mile a Week There Will Be Gas Ready at Your Home Soon 4 it it .1s .1t all lettilli 1111'ra Pil.5 iand 5,.4 1 ht sitolis. This is our0 talngsiligll oIf di4 ittia itilta rt' Halit yolr huh tit lil w ittIkill it Will. litt l i .ti'iarltl nuil S Missoula Gas Co. 720 South First Street Missoula, Montana The United Wireless Telegraph Company's Preferred Stock islawela1 A1ugluSt I to %1l.~ 1" shat... No app~tliraticlis wiII 1 i t' i l hl t i e it I lat ter than .it gust 1 01nlv at fliti alianlced'l 1'º The altiii ue WN H t lO I'l l A he L41.1 f l of eli'e fil l l'~t eu eil1 '1it ofIpla ietlf tPawin :º,w IN.. 114 Ilt l fath 111:1td 4 llP eotluu rilth il il~ l 11- )11.a it-the 11 .i;jllt flllie is ill lN'esS 1)f I 1hl .0L"t per Io nHit. \\I" II.LVE 11A.\TELY1 SEI'I'I:El) 1-1.1:" A1.LI 'ItlE 'AITEIS. I WI Tl'S. wll 4 I lilt' tHe I'll VA\lIt jLiti ou hit'll WIE-. The I-'itehd 1'irelessN Telfgralih t'tu ia'1 fv'el. 3l 1 3v iin thelt tst wirvt' les s tele p n It', t sw stelll in the wzirbtl. While THE1 WlltoitliS TEL O N' l''N. E hiiis not bee' pitiite'i at thii present tin o I it is e1onsnw1rtrial Sn1ecess. '4't are confident it will only be aº Sholrt- timw beoe I- tof-Ihis will he ntewsup11iSlwal, Mul THE11 I NITEDI WIRELESS wvill be the eompany~l to 11111 out Iw Wil.ESS TELEPHONE for lon'ngr eial bus1ine"s., the .:fun as they" are flit manpnny1u that are do1in;: the e1unlwreial b1~utines ill wireless tele,, raplhy. Tim wirelt""s tt~elephone is 11n asset of the I nitetl Wirt-less Tfelt- rap1h 4'nmp11any-. antl parties ownvint stoek iln the I nit14) \irelesy Telegrap~h ('oi I,:II will recetive tlwhen1eefit from all revenue de~rivetl r:,m) um. '4%irelt'Ss tlepe honle5. W\e feel. at :t eonserv"ative estimate, stock will he u<"lling. in15ide1 of 12 mon)1th" at $100( l"er share. F'or further in1formlationu Bal fin or write GEO. H. PARKER t en1eralt Fi mal .\;;tfi P'etople'. li:11 lin1ibling. 5111 ttl, Wash. The Grand Cor. Higgins Ave. and Main Street MISSOULA'S NEW AMUSEMENT CENTER. High-Class Vaudeville Entire hian g' 4f people every Monday ut'4 Tr aday. Ptgram SEVILLE Pll'O), A I'.,tt"rful Duo of Wcight Jug glers. ARTHUR 1)EMING. t'el."brated Minstrel-Hlack face ('o mediun-Singing and Dancing. cii.E IIE TRIICKEY. The t;.*Ii of Ii)urktown-Singing Cine lienne. MOTION PICTURES. Entire change of performers Mon days and Thursdays. Entile change of pictures Mon daye. Wednesdays and Fridays. Continuous Performance First perfornance. 7:30 p.i m. admission 1004 and 204'. C'hildren accompanying their phronts, 104, downstairs. MATINEE-Every day except Thursday at 3:0 p. in. Admission. 100 and 154' any part of theater. The ISIS TllEAT. IIlt lilF 1)F111NTP I ieatuiriiig nI Filim 1.1062 FeI t "THE' 1100111 KIlD" II lust rated( Sour "MaIke lieliev~e 11%. the ('111. nilphonie .Muisii liv Isis Ortlestra lo% 1O4 ('4 M PLITE (II AN E 314)\1 Y E, 4)\I)l; AT Till BIJOU .3 holesale Wines.. AND LIQUORS. GREEN SEAL CIGA(S-BEST UNION GOODS-SODA WATER -MINERAL WAl ER. J. E. POWER Missoula Montana. Special Sale MU1SCATEL 50e Bottle $1.35 a Gallon LEO SOLOMON 113 E. Main. Phlrne 6G Black Missoula Palace Market J. D. WATTS Whol.esaie and Retail FRESH AND SALT MEATS BUTTER AND EGGS. Phone 143. 306 Higgins Ave.

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