The Daily Missoulian. [volume], February 06, 1910, Morning, Page 6, Image 18

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JNA , I. -:.titt . .tY I. . .i
PASSING EVENTS f'r
hi i
With Carry Nation and Jiimi J,,ffri'sn
In town only a couple of days apllrt 'wh
Missoula survives the strenuous weeik ia;
In elegant shape; the strain was a hit no
strong for a little while, hut the city sal
endured it and emerges from the trial t
ready for another. It was a peculas *
experience and it must be admitted ftr
that of the two visitors an strongly
contrasted. Mr. Jeffries was mnuch the Mf
quieter and created vastly less disturb,- uf
ance than the energotic wotlltn \whoi
preceded him as a passing attraction a
in the city. Now both are gone, each
eastward on the mission of gathering
shekels according to his and l(her ie
culiar method. And if Missoula is
none the better for the two visitations,
It is pretty certain that she is none
the worse and that is someuthing for ti
which we should be thankful. In fit 't
there are many things for which wev
should feel thankful these days.:r
Every day might, with propriety, he i
Thanksgiving day in Missoula this 'f
year; thecauses for gratitude multiply til
and they grow greater itas they elrct,.irtle
numerous. Just as we think we hau\'
all the good things we can stand, so.nt I",
new thing comres along and we arr·*
astonished to find how much of go.,,.
news we can ;sxsitrnliate withoillut c.,itni
ing that tired feeling. If there was ait h
any time any douirt that tg10i is tf Il,, ii
a good year in Misslou., that dtoubti r"'
has surely been dispelled, There is
so much that is certainly good that the Iha'
dark forecast of the groundhog has ,i
been forgotten along with the equally th
dismal prediction of Mrs. Nation. wit(, n'
alipeared along with hhlu. Thre'. erli.. IthI, t
days of the optinli.t. Missoutrili' I rt llll "f
was never bright,.r lld ti've' ielwir l I t ' t
tmore DpositivelY assured. i,
THE RESERVATION-- The Wei:.
brought further details of the Flut- rll
head reservation opening plans whll:h lI.
were in line with tile good ne\ws of .i
the week before. It is certain that the =
including of the irrigated lands in the
area that is open it locatorn will add
vastly to the importance of the open
ins and will attract a gre at lmany
more people to this section when the
date for filing com'es. The numbell)er ,of
entrymlilt will tie mi(lore thalln twice
what it yiould have been had these
lands Jbeenll yet held in wlthdrarwa;l. To
all of the cltlie. olf itesterl Montana
this has great igllificarnce It mIeans
that there will bie a m)ore ranid dev-\'
opfment of the" ro-iuitry arltl i \"ry new
settler means added Iprospealrity fu.r tht,
towns; for thel dvei'luolllielrnt of the
i'ti.'s rmustt folltw\ tihe di h el loietrt of
the country districts' ; thia Is a prin
ciple that Is unailterable. Tih sahl of
the Indian lands, ul .,. \ ill itIprlov\
the conditionis oll tit re-,.rvat;.n
greatly. There are mauny, f.tuiiiias
with the sitluatilon. utl o lho, thalt this
ta the best thling that (ould hljlpen
for the Ind1iansli ut will us for the
country. It will place the red nianr il
the midst of iactive flarrllrs anid will
conilcl the Indiari H ir t to alul ui Ii their
own resourcrs; alnrIl this is, by .1l
meanse, the best t.ay to civllizel thI.
tribes.
ALONG THE LAKE-- Suhille-nllrtllt
Ing the news referred ti', w\\i the ;in
t.nouncement that It La irobable tlfhat
the land along ilathiead lake w l ti,
partitioned Into small tracts-- fiel', aIi
ten acres-and will be shilli to li tule'
Who want to take up nnlall farmilng
or who desire pleasant country homes
In a delightful region. This plan will
Invite considerable investmenrt in tale,
lakeside property. There are many
Missoula men who, anticipating new
and direct transportatlon between
l)sllotlla and the foot of the lake, are
plat.ning the purchase of tracts beside
hpar' t la for the purpose of establish
.lI summer homes there. There are
r '.iw spots on earth as beautiful as the
"ahores of lFlathead lake;: thieri are n,
..'. . .j,€
places tIati ari' lint"e aittp;it14't. Wi'thi 1h.
the promised d.i'rlO tilant, t.eI h.'Ir to's tva
will be enhtncied vrd and It hI' a I ho.'.";nn
h mltla'4t4es t'v1iol.
NEW ACTIVITY-.'.. Iii . Is .' r PIII
and ti.' (lilt- "R lr Ili., r ·1II1rt1( li "I1 I I
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iiiiIi tIhe ildiving slLafI iou t iL Iianh lLoosenedI
uii lIi l Rit.- Liii, thereiby cll i.ii i g or lu
l', *it-iiig Lii. pLiii t.i.
'1i, iiiii .t , I) lii lt it cuii ioy pairties.
~I ii" u '~ LiianidaI t ll jin. ,11 :idII to
II , . ii ii 1i iii .ýlul .
,ld crt.ive i 1iz.n of lte state rame as
Ia 41o4kii( to' Ills friends outs4l e the city
which l8l Ihriltl his iome for a genera
tion; nno oif thi m realixed that ih I
t is si'rituisly iii. Friends hie had
ev.r'yt% hr IIIn h,. i%" '. loyal andl ald
iriing fri'nd t in thi' di'veiiplip ent o"
the st.uil, hI' hu t ih[d iialed li i piportantl
Ih, . I. lie1 o !f th I'iPeer ne alP eR.
illi it of ?11l II a t. I. " l had re'l uined
ltl,' tll i. I h ,.,arrk until a d-'
adiii o iS . l I, nI ~l " ld lhe nl ews
I icir Ittl. t i lli, devioliled Willt
ti', rrwth ,I' I Jthe st''i Ito Was the
I, t ol ,, illu y of i' roth crs, till pJn
Iee'es aId all litintately amsi'onatei'
willth flint hitory f thi state which was
their adiptcd htim, the last to crost
the (Ireat 1ivI)dV ivir the trail whilch
has but wIi dliriecJtion. But he leave.
be Ind himt ii l'han renlutatletr and a
gI .I nameitli; a1s it ne,:wsrlaper matn antid
ias a citliso, hlie wrought faithfully and
welll; h' am( ,sed n- fortune of dollars
Ibu the, hleriltage ich i he leaves to hitI
family iantd to his state Is of mari
worth lt:ihn wealth; "more to be de
iirud than riches" is a fair name. Jack
Visik was a true Montanan.
I IN PARIS-This Sunday morning na
I f Pindsl the situation in Paris much more i
satisfactory lthan t wals a iweek ago.
'rThe flund re'.ided before the city was .al
entirely devastated, bitt the extent of
the intjury to Its streets and buildingsl
is uo ur.;at that it cannolt yet ,be elti
SItittedl. T'lhTire Ic grtiat slufferilng in the
- Ilrnih "le' lital but the mitligatng cir
euntnsti'Ce is the pr upt offers of as
sistant'e w, hlch hiav colmn' friom the
Sfolir corners ofit the earth and in many
t Insitunes the i, id has been dlspatched
I without waiting for a response to the
I offer. As usual, America has led in
I the prompttiness ast well as in the ex*
I tent of the substantial aid that ha.
k gone lito Paris. This Is naturtl. In
i the first pinle, we owe France it debt
a which w'e an never fully repay; she
ii was 'iour friend whtui we had no other.
'' In the seciond place., whili we talk of
ouitr philiisopiic'atl way of loeiking at
01 thingsi, we are ns quickly responsivh
if it sentiment is tie' I"re.nch theinselves.
.\tnd we are glad we are sno.
e Moithel"' ut the bargain sale, buying
I left andl right: rather's hiustling ieef -
steak- pllrices out oif alght; hr.)tner
got 'uI t e' de shett. figuring Jeff It
if win; sister's naiking valentines ifor her
I beaux aind kin; everybodly'sl hustlitng.
Wwiller lays are gay; every day's it
lively one. down Missiula way.
'arry Nation was disappointed int
. Montitana. Site found it was not as
t hbad as Iher Ilear old K.ansas; so she
Ilt ied to North Dakota, ia prohibition
' state. tl pursue the demon rum where
Y he is itii.t nIrnlrirous.
'ltlThe optimist asnumntl that asll tmen
are' decent until he fg0Wlf out other
i' twisi'; tilhe peu.nsist starts with the as
ty lsunption that all mten are wrong until
.It is hilorne in lpon hias that he is the
worst of thile l.i.
S If it were necessary to presume all
r, tmen rasialts biefore legislatlon is ac
io, elripllshed we would never get i pos
he tal savings buhank t oir anything elsie.
SThe true delight of gardining Is
foundi In taking a sieed datplogue, sit
tihg ibefore ia good 'Febiruary fire antd
as figuring it all out there.
sY l.rotipets of a dull season in the
lhe siouth arte dlitpelled by the news that
J Ca'stro is tio leave Eiurope to organize
ita revolution in Venezuela.
1at Si'are another for tlihe wireless tele
so grapilh, l'orly-slx lives saved by its
tul operation Frilay. Andi this is not ait
ndlenluhe ladvertislllient
IiReading the stories of the ai'ctit
pI l.hnielntsl oft wireless telegrilphy, who
can doubt the ulthiate suCece.t of
aerial navigation.?
It's it .ln'h that o0n result of thte
-cold-storuage investigation will be thAt
thel investigator will lose their appe
tites for a while.
The story of the resine of the Ken
tllclky's cr('l'' reminds us of the vio
tories of peatce,. no less glorious than
those of a~i'r.
The' best \\ay to get wh.t:; JU .,nllt
is toi advertise and the beat w.yV to.
advertitse is to us( The T . llli liiulan's
colu n il: .
There are encourantwent and hope
for lthe housewikeeper In liThe Mlssou
llan'. idtl'rtising columnsiii this moirn.
Lig.
"ItiuIonnber the Kentucky" is miiore
pl'icif'I tihan "Rlenenlher the Maine,."
aidt it ipl.roclaimsl a iuIImrvelous conquest.
~cWhenll you think over thi events of
Ilst w.i'ie, you don'lt wonder that
l\vtid Nation weuriedl of this world.
'hi' itinquir'y Is at last serious1
enoilgh ti riequire an attorney to look
afltr tl It. talulling r interests.
Also, the arrival of the nsed cata
logue aoiiiiullnes that winter's cervical
vlir'tlitrae are' 'fracturetd.
It liilkt a no difference whether the
c( ll is "'. (). s." or "(' Q. U." as lonig,
As it brings asslitanctlle(.
I'p l,t date +enalltoir Hleyburn of Ida
ho is a.ga.til:st more measures than any
l' otl lltl ill c O ltgrel s.
'lh, huillding of th, capitil will
r Iir..lily I'proceed withoiut another sle
tis l. iino 'l1'kly machine has at
t+ tamin'ed thie hcight realched by beef
d trust prices.
Thl'ei l8id Alploe gill extend its realm
m('" "ii laly new acres this year'.
1 0oreot'Vr, the Red AIppl' hillllrl
'tc!l` for o nr t''o-o)['rationl .
One of Our New Peace Messengers
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navy yards tiis fllith wt) s wl :t11It; - I
ths flit II-hn'lhi £1i1t. 7'III. fuiln'w
Students in New Work
W IR L TO LOOMqM
BUILDING~ AN
'ýdiEMEE
P, 1 ·
.ludy li t- it I Iit . I a %,t. ','
are k nistru.-tit. aI ,1i"":'t-l, a itht %vihng
tliihi' aru t , t' -tvini." 11 nn:.' a it il
l'.r1kv.I lti a a'1. airn ii -at: t -
ttg) M-u italaa IIII ' vI '. il . II Lira k ('aa
itg ia-i n- it t asinlt "I It it'ata al t i t au tith
It Is ut ta-t :il a u-a 11. )I-t l ent - t 'i l t
Illih t. n ext. aintr }'.it" ,1 iii . 111 )
btitid e a th-a , -a ' ~ c.ri~ II.
tat ite at r" a l.a i tti t t':,.1 h a..t}in
witta.,ittgu-i a-ta- ts. -a - aa ttti
1taik- at ta-a- II "I, lt e ,iutait 11 ti athe
va aihta a II i ta :u -lln -t--it ." I - +tat a taa . at,
itautil o auaiaa-") ill a tiata'n:ti a.,i "tt i ;il
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Ni''
tuU.' lust. kill u~i'l IS I n ti~ltl'Zld
Alt of mdeliiiu.,u u Miss Reel Iv
Fitt'u i uy her lit- wilelI tuell thuu Iuu~ill.n
Shiu is II Il. ti t' 1l u\'uyu ing alhul leer
u llte ti it uIlIu SNa Iuu Itit l u' gull y tlt .14
",liu llt ' ulu ug ul 'I' t I uu'tu
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ur it"tun or .n" r tancI.
a ,an' t firh ati ne; Iinrrl n ra a:at wlith
a h lla nit 4UiIr Iof I4' ,o n im ahr
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t.. : ' . 'fa '!r ,n. ti1 1 l t . ( I 1 :l ilt! Is (5
h,.**'tl |,ail t , t s' - at' th \\t right
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Il, ' l, l', t , " ' I'l',.II t( ' Il'll.".,i thi' i'thir
,i. 'It- ofl 'I lth., tli lt.h i ii i \ o I, t(ift,-le d
1I p lei'l' it t \ l I tti tL tthni ti ' luii, tihit.
Thei i t I ' l'..1 lt.d 1et lls ln yI'l l
bity ha.t t .his: t thial.he n d a firleor'
-l i m" L Ii ' : 1 1,1 41 ill T 1 1 ),*W t(., '. C i lll n i
et il' \ \ i llt l rhinl. ll J ,il ogii., w hIlro ia
" IT e .. imtl'I t I ils t installed. Ther
rtcl, 1in ; li'I'flrE, ,1' th-- t%\,- tilversll itli'e ,
th,. :r: 'miu l lli',t. fir tigl1, 1i.tl visits
Inli the 111\ it. ,isi of ~ hitialll:!lil -r.
ingl for fthem? lle Pti~ ,lraitill Mst be
, ietslh d "l>c talk l ,i llll l I wire ls
February 6, 1910.
if ;, 1·1.. fl; ." , ll r. .l M att ,L .
1;1.'.'"1 Tr T ,t. 'ITl'k h1,4,-l t1h, t ye do I
1 t1 , r ri gl . t' , l ," r.. blefor 1 , f 1 to
h.. " ''n .11f the'il. M11att. ti: 1.
\',."',," 1-1.-- \ '",'.It .hfinitl,,n w\ould
n ." ,,o Ain y ,crlte'.'
1 i' II I ll is I'ially trying t" hbe i4 trill
( ' ri sh n'l. l bill 'ii\'t le l t h tVe ilh I 4111
th, .'\ orki<|, aind tit .e-" Ii n lls tit h|itve
Ih:.t 51l1,', h.t,\ wol .0till character
charity %, hi ii the t. ,'t is llublished,
tiltn 111" .1.1'1 \, l11l1 it iN II It kilt)W ll, ill
+that tl:is 1 wu.h ,,, phltace i1111?
I1' -'Ile give,. lwith thl, motive ilf
l illt i din g h i .. f' l' l , ,s\ ,, s, il li L g l o r i f y G o d ,
\\ill the f',1. that i + h ibe uelt enee is
, h i ,. 10 1l hellir thi l'¢ are tln.-"
. . , it, I a.. I:F thou \l, H re , l'P
ig1h ils ,in t1,- iI t t.,r \,.f ',)ii g to
"h u rlt'h , otr.. Unlt rh . i ,1 +h - 1 5ln t acitu a lly
trill. ti. tlidl
i t l\\ " w il hl . ,i I .lJ u t ih , ' r a t I ~ ai l l l ,\1, o
goes to clth rth, fir p , iy r Illetinl ,
rhhi fly t, .doll, l is huti. e s ui r profei+
If it Ii ll ] p r. y M Ilu ll2 I ill ] blh llc t lia n
het* tidu, ill li';1't!e, I . lih." ee6ttrlly
it Ii) lup trlite'
'Ihty , il,' Jesus au s.,tlro sl ly e'l ultl
Invind pinIVtle prayer, ,l5| % what are
U- Ver.e 7.-Wh- h t ,"ill y).iu .,y f in. ir
$, . e;a st. l uit, .l, shIt rt pirivc.t 't p layers?
I n It what chliss wuuld s.itu put those
p" trirV ti+ prityorl \ 'h t'w l ni t unly of
i. retldlltg, .ul recitlng, sit pr'ayers, nid
e l I 'rep l ting ai t fe ,rmi iI' wow rds:'
it Verse. 8.-As God certainly knows
er what things we have need of before
c- we ask Him, what is the use in pray"
ing for them? (This ituestluit t iust be
answ'erted in writing by me.lmbers of
the t ilul.)
;ntitils with n Sel .ity .V"I 3.i0) foot
.(conds. It hll a iuzzie ene(rgy o
(F;,t l f' :t-tiolnt. rThis l1 Is Inlten ded
f'r oin of thi . nw Ir tcindnaughtst
whh'h thi ('sited ,tat.t, navy depurt
ninlt I1: (.)linst ruet Ill'g.
W h.rt n ti. tlh ,"hi,'r Ihin;: ii the life
Iand I ep'sonil lti-utll .lnVy iof Jesui, wlhich
also awoulld, anld ii y. he the. chief
thing in th'e llfe of ev,try mtan?
Ve.r.s l.--Il-:Wht houldt we long .iiand
ipray for Ilmore thi, for i ll else?
.hailt woultld turn earth and Its or-'
rows. Into Haven with all its bles
itedness?
Vtrre 11.--limv- Christians a right
to e.Xli'et that (.llI a ill supply all the
neeenwtirl' if o lfi-, ainl doies he alwaysi
do a, '
Is uod under thllgtilltit toi supply
us with daill/ bread?
Verlse 12.-4()n whallt glrolinds doets
liod forg\ive us lelr lins?:
Does Jeisus nmean hlir- that (.gd vwill
forgive ui ex atlyai ias we firgl\'e
other. i" is there ,i diffelrinice?
Verse 13.-In whailt way (lieis (lod load
un lilts, tempilitationl'
V'erses 14. 13.---If w,, forgive tour
fitlliws, is (God uInder obligation to
forgive ts''
, Leshtal 1. ii lundi y, February 14.
W | leltllltll t l r
WorildhnesI :"1 I Trust. Matt.
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5
Molndel of statue to Paul Jones wlhch
Il Itlo alaIdorn otllrlnll park, Congress
has iit1. iop'ir teil $,iilIl0 fir tllhs work
and ('ilCarlt s II. . iti h:ias !be . u oitl
Smlillllned to do theIl work. The statue
shows thel revolutllionary hers tn his
quarterdeck.
or 1. t ( Hl), att1nded h f d
111f . 11.I I I.
Ind
eel,
it
a- ,tt
our
se
to
ells
arue
ows Madame 8iannon, wifi of the i'llnir
foro I ter Ironm Haiti, attended her fIlrt dlp
ray- lumatic reception at the ,lllto House
t be lust week. she Is planninillg nlany en
or o tertailnments for this winter. As the
jlIatest additlon to dlplomnatit clrclesl
r'd's i she 1. attralv'tlll I'tc.nshlirlhle attmn.