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UNIQUENESS WANTED.
Where IF the out-of-town resort 1'd like to know where maidens fair
Where men are so extremely short- Find that condition hard to bear;
Or scarce? I'd like a true report-- I'd like to save them from despair
Authentic Information. Through my two weesn' vacation.
Find a summer girl. Answer to Saturday's puzzle' Lower left corner down,
in foliage.
GET YOUR ANSWERS.
Answers to classified ads remain
In tlis office as follows:
X.-One. W. C. W.-One.
7.--Three. Cook.-One.
A. C.-One. Owner.-One.
C. II.-One. • A.-Two.
(1. H.-One. W. 8.-Two.
J. Il.-One. C. 1. 11.-Two.
W. W.-One 13B P. O.-Two.
D. F. C.-One. W. P. ('.-Two
Fi'. A. W.-One. 1". G. 1D.-Three.
J. V. L.-One.. G. D). T.--Four.
P. X. Y.-One. W. M.-Seven.
HELP WANTED-MALE.
WANTED - RAILWAY MAIL
clerks, Missoula. Examination No
vember 12; $800 to $1,600; prepara
tion free. Franklin Institute, Dept.
170 S., Rochester, N. Y.
WANTED - SALESMEN; MANY
make 8100 to $150 per month; some
even more; stock clean, grown on
reservation, far from old orchards;
cash advanced weekly; choice of ter
ritory. Address Washington Nursery
Co.. Toppenish. Wash.
HELP WANTED-FPEMALE.
WANTED-COMPETENT o1IRi FfOR
g6neral housework. 500 University
avenue.
WANTED-GIRL IPOR HOUS~E
work. Mrs. Beckwith, corner Hilda
and Daly avenues.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
LADY WANTR WORK BY THIR DAY.
1154 Ind. phone. Mrs. Martin.
WANTED-POSITION, BY MIDDLE
aged lady as housekeeper in small
family or wlqower's home of re
finement, best of references; refer
enees exchanged. Address I,. J.,
Missoullan.
MISSOULA WOOD YARD.
MISS4OIJLA WOOD YAItRD. DILY
4-foot wood from yard, $(.50 per
cord; from car, $60.00;. siwed wood,
12 and 10-lnch, $7.50 per cord; sawed
edglngs, $6.50 per cord; Both phones.
185 W. Pine. Missoula Wood and
Employment office.
HAT SHOP.
HAT lHOP-AUSTIN'S. THE ORIG
Inal hatter, all styles men's hats
remodeled. No agents, No branches.
"Austin's Irat Shop," 129 E. Main
street.
INSURANCE.
PACIFIC MUTUAL FIRE AND LIFE
Insurance Co., accident department.
H. A. Chase, 815 South Fourth.
Phone 923 Black.
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
160 ACRIES. I MILE FROM R. I.; 30
acres in bearing orchard; 80 acres
meadow; 30 acres'grain; fine 7-room,
house; large barn and storage with
basement, Price $16,000. Would
take about $8,000 in good Butte or
Missoula property; $1,000 1q cash, and
balance 5 years.,easy pafments. R.
M. ('cobban Realty company.
WOOD FOR SALE.
WOOD - DRY EDGINGS, TWO
cord load, $7.00; sawed wood ready
for stove, $5.50 cord. 1511 South
Fifth street, W. Phone 689 Black.
Call after 5 n. m.
Water! Water!
Yes, water In front of every lot
In Daly's addition No. 2, and we
will sell you these lots fcr $100 for
Inside and $110 for corners; 10 per
cent down, balance long-time pay
ments at 6 per cent. 'A school site
just purchased in this addition,
Direct Water system connected
with 12-Inch main. Joins Daly's
and Low's additions.
Suy early and get best loaetion,
STOnDARD G PRIap.
MISSQULA INSURANCI 4
REAL ISTA.T A AGENCY.
- 1,11Oi E. MA. ".
Ilndepedent,1 w Sell, 147 lIaok
HELP WANTED.
MEN AND WOMEN TO LEARN F
barber trade In eight weeks; tools -
tree; secured over 10,000 positlons 1
for graduatels last year: unable to
,':iply the demand; graduates earn 1.
815 to $25 weekly; catalogue free. -
Moler System Colleges. 403 Front F
avenue. Spokane. Wash. i
WANTED-SALESMEN. 1
WANTED-SALESMEN IN EVERY
locality in the northwest: money ad- i
vanced weekly; many make over $100
monthly: choice of territory. Yaklma
Valley Nursery Co.. Toppenish. Wash.
WANTED-SALESMEN TO SELL
our well-known trees In leading frult
sections of Montana and Idaho. BIg
money for big men. Oregon Nursery
company. Orenco, Oregon.
MONEY TO LOAN.
HEADQUARTERS FOR LOANING h
and borrowing money secured by
mortgage on farms, ranches and city 6
proprerty. C. '. Hllls & Co., "the
real estate bargaln. counter." Helena.
Mont. Correspondence solicited.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
O. K. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 387
Higgins avenue. Phone 6804. Night
or day.
WEITERN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
122 Higglns avenue. Phone 140 Red.
CARPET CLEANING.
CARPETS, CURTAINS AND BLAN-.
kets cleaned. Furniture crated. Earl
Cromberg, 1502 Cooper, Bell 564.
AERO WAGON SERVICE. CAR
pets cleaned and made over. Up.
holstering and repairing. Feather -
renovating. Furniture packed. Star I
Cleaning & Renovating Co., 405 E.
Front. Phone 762.
FOR SALE-RANCHES.
FOR SALE-FORTY ACRES BRNCH -
land, near Hamilton, Bitter Root
valley; fenced; first-class water
right; best orchard land: twenty
acres in Archard; 2,000 trees, Mo- -
Intosh Red and Transcendent ,rab, 1
planted in 1900, coming Into bearing.
Beat bargain In valley. Address
owner, C. S. Wagner., Hnmllton,
Mont. 1
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
A GOOD BUSINESS IN GOOD LO
cation krth a $600.04 stock. Best -
of reasons for selling. B. K., MIs- F
soullan.
18-ROOM ROOMING HOUSE FOR a
rent and furniture for sale: In cen
ter of city. Tel 748 Red or call at -
FOR SALE- SMALL RESTAU.
rant on south side doing good busi
ness: well sell part or all of con
tents very cheap. Rent of hullding
$15.00 per 'month. 507 South Hig
gins avenue.
PICTURE FRAMIN4 I
FOR PICTURE PRAMESI MATS,
glass and pictures always go to the
Elite Frame Shop. 120 Higglns av
enues
STORAGE.
STORAGE AND FORWARDING- -
Merchandise, household goods, store T
and bar fixtures, Vehicles, cold stor
age. Basement and warehouse space
for merchants and wholesale houses.
All goods insured it desired. Re
celve and ship from and to all parts -
of the world. On city side of R. R. L
Individual spur on N. P. and C., M.
& P. S, R. R. J. W. Reely, 784 West
Cedar. Bell phone 495 black. In
dependent 8840.
BRICK WAREHOUSI ON N. P.
tracks; special prices for long lease
or merchants' space: goods Insured
when desired. Warner & Buchanan.
Phone 480; Room 28, Higgins block.
TO EXCHANGE,
FOR EXCHANGE-A FIN, 8400 PI- I
ano; will take -flrt.-claps light
weight buggy on deal. F. N. Trues.
dale, 817 HIllgins avenge,
I .O.l...,A .IR. ON, - WQRK$g-..
oohlne or ,1br -:1h4 irdlrt rpting
S M rto o~ light and heavy
S ad Bitter,.1t.or Tool av
FOR EtNT--HOUsEt.
3-ROOM HOUSE. INQUIRE W. W.
Wickes.
4-ROOM COTTAGE, MODERN. TEL.
ephone 339 Orange or 684.
PI4EV-ROOMS, MODERN, WITH
range. 1?7 South Fifth, W.
4-ROOM MODERN' HOUSE, WITH!
range. Call 807 West Spruce.
PIVE-ROOM HOUISER RANGE AND1
bath, $12.50 per month. 818 Cooper.
POUR MODERN FLATS. 613 SOUTH
Second street. Apply J. W. enard.
4-ROOM MODERN FLAT: RANGE
and shades. 325 E. Front. Phone
133A.
N.WV MODERN FOUR-ROOM BRICK
cottale, Oak street, $16.60. Phone
485 Red.
PFOt RIENT--ROOMING HOtTSf; 7
ro(oma: unfurnlslhed. Paul Gerber,
405 Higgins avenue.
6-ROO¢M MODEItN RtOUSE. 903 VAN
Buren. Two blocks to car. Phones:
24 two rings, or 464 Red.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSES.!
SIX-ROOM PURNISIIIHD IIOUSE.
_416 East Front.
FOUR-ROOM FURNISHED COT
tage. 321 Fast Front.
FOR RIENT'-FIRHNI.SHID 0IO'S1:,
7 rooms, -537 E. Main.
FOR TrENT-FOUR-ROOM ItOUSIE.
furnished. 712 West Cedar.
FOR RENT-DESIRABLW FIUR
nished cottage of-five rooms, bath
and pantry: nice lawn; s{iltable for
small family only. Apply to Mrs. W.
B. Brooks. 820 Routh Higgins avenue.
Tel. 131 Black.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS.
WILSON BlOCK, 121 WEST PINE.
LARGE FRONT ROOM. t627 E. PINE.
ROOM TO RENT, 385 HIGGINS AVE.
Inquire Ward's studIo.
THIOROUIGHI, MODERN -HOT-AIR
heated room at 315 East Pront'Bt.
KING'S ROOMING HIOUSE-POURn
blocks west of N. P. depot. Rooms
$8 per month.
THE VICTORIA-ELEOANTLY FUR.
ntshed outside rooms: hot and cold
water, 424 North Higgins.
FOR RENT-ROOMS, WELL FUR.
nlshed, hot and cold water In each
room, rates reasonable. Over
Schlossberg's Store.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FOR RENT
$08 WEST PINE.
HOUSEKEEIPING ROOMS. 426 MAD
ison.
HOUSEKEEI.PING ROOMS. 414 W.
Cedar.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE
keeping. 515 South Fifth west.
FOUR FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
light housekeeptn,. 420 South 4th W.
FURNI S HED HOUSEKEEPING,
steam heated rooms. 319 E..Bpruce.
ROQMS FOR LIGHT HbUSEKEEP.
Ifig, partly furnished, at the Rosale
apartments. Phones: 718 Black, 322
eRad
WANTED-HOUSES.
WANTED-BY SEPTEMBEIR 1, F'UP
nished house; furnace heat: no chilt.
dren. Phone 733 Red, or Mlssoulian,
T. J. W.
WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS..
WANTED-SPRING CHICKENS AND
ranch eggs at Vienna Cafe, 107 West
Main.
WANTED-BARN RENT FOR ONE
horse. State price and location. Allen
J. North, Box 343, city.
WANTED-RAGS. MUST BE COT
ton and clean. Good price paid per
pound. Missoullan office.
FOR RENT-STOREROOMS.
FOR RENT-STOREROOM, 80x80, IN
good location. at Darby, Mont.. Ad
dress M. Haimmond, Darby, Mont.
LOST AND FOUND,.
FOUND-LRED AND WHITE SPOT
ted cow and calf; no brand., C. E.
Mullen. Clinton., Mont.
LOST ,OR STOLENE-BRItRWELS
rug. 1 1-2 by 2 1-2 yards. Reward
will be paid for return-to Paxton
hotel,
LOST-CUFF BUTTON OF A $2.50
sold piece; full 'alue will be paid
for the return of same to Mlssoullan
office.
LOST-ELkS' TdOTH WATCHFPOB,
somewhere in business center. Finder
please leave at Missoullan office for
reward,
LOIT--WILL THEI PERSON WHO
picked up a brown Airedale puppy
on Soutlh Fifth street, SuIday, pleae
-return same to 806 South Flfth welt.
LOST OR STOLEN-FROM BARN
of Cllfton-Applegate company, Bon
ner, on night of August 10, bay sad
dle horse, 8 years old, weight 1,150
pounds, branded C on left shoulder,
left hind foot white, rope burn
around ankle, saddle gall on right
wither. Reward for information or
return tb Clifton-Applegate Co.,
lonner.
CLEANING AND DYEING.
IOOVE)''1PFRENCH D SY CLIAN.
Ing works. Higgins avenue, south
end of bridge.
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PARIBIAN PUU N O II CLEANING.
Dlyeilng .dde athe, - wo
Wooy. P.one 7 h., w !' e. a
FO SALE-CITY REAL ESTATE.
ONE 4 AND ONE 8-ROOM HOUSE.
Addres. P. H., Missoullan.
FOUR LOTS, CdRNER, IIlART OF
Hammond additlon at cost. Box 256,
city.
A (PIV.RE-OOM HOUSE AND ONIE
lot on West Pine; a small payment
down and good terms .on balancre.
W. J.. Mlssouilith.
FOR BALE-CORNER ,LOT IN
block 41, South Missouln addition,!
3300. H. Whitelaw, caret Savoy ho- I
'tel.
11*ROOM' ROOMING AND IIOAlD-'
ing housa, dining room in connec
tion. Doing good business. Ad
dress F. K., Mlssoullan.
THREE LOTH, ONE CORNER: l'IVEl
rooms, pantry and bathroom; also"
two lots 100 feet long, with two
three-room houses. By owner. 1124
Defoe.
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE-ONEI TIIRHE1-INCH I
wagon. Missoula Wood Yard.
FOR SALJ-HoRSE AND BUGGY.
314 Higgins ave. Wasson studio.
FOR SALE-TOP BIUOGY. CIiHEAP:
is In fdit condition; $1,. 111 South,
Fifth street west.
FOR SALE-FROM 1,000 TO 25,000
shares of French Bar stock at 104.
Address 0, care Missoullan.
SEE T. 0. HIATHEIWAY i YOU ARIt
in the market for cash registers,
safes or typewriters. City hall.
10W TO PRODUCEl WINTER EGOS
and raise hardy chlikens, sent on l
receipt of $1. W. Pease, Wallace,
Idaho.
CHEAP--GYEAR LEASE ON TWO
school lots on Howell street, Lowell
school: 3 1-2 years unexpired. J.
J., Mlssoullan.
FOR SALE - NEW QUARTER
sawed oak furniture, complete for
5-room cottage; range included. 722
West Pine street.
FURNITURE, NEW AND SECOND
hand: also pay the highest price for
seconl-hand household goods. Hans
Jenseh, 132 W. Main St. Phone 819
Black.
FOR RALE-75 SETS OF NEW 'TU
ebaker harness, at a great reduction.
Nelson-Cannon Co.
TO REDUCE STOCK WILL SELL
my Scotch polUe pups at, a reduced
price for one week. Phone 7602
Red. Box 163, R. F. D., No. 1. Mis
soula
FOR SALE-TWO DROP-HEAD
Singer sewing machines at $25.00
each and two box-top Singer sew
Ing machined at $10.00 each. Singer
Sewing Machine Co., 126 West Main
street.
FOR RENT--MISCELI.ANEOUS.
FOR RENT-. IIIRD FLOOR OF
C:.ypn building. Apply at Gibson's
office, second floor.
SHOP, SUITABLE FOR DRESS
making or ladies' tailoring. Fur
t.ished complete. Light housekeep
ing' Included. Rent reasonable. In
qulre..RanoronI's. 205 Stevens street.
Bell 228 Red; Ind. Phone 1069.
ROOM. AND BOARD.
310 EAST CEDAIt STREET.
HOUSE MOVER.
BOUISES MOVED AND RAISED;
prices reasonable. N. Gtuloumbe.
614 N. Second, west. Phone 710.
ORCHARD TRACT.
ONTI OF THE CHOICEST FIFTEEN
acre tracts around Missoula, and
only three miles from Milwaukee
depot; 3-4 of it mile from street car;
well Improved place; 300 bearing
trees; small house, barn and chicken
house. This IL a special bargain at
$4,000. Can be bought for $1,000
cash. balunce easy terms. ,R1. M.
Cobban Realty company, Missoula.
WOOD BAWING.
wo "-wi--e.
WOOD SAWING-CALL PHONE 98.
T0 TRADE.
MISSOULA PROPERTY FOR TRADE
for timber lands. It. M.: Cobban
Realty company.
TRANSFER.
HACKMAN & SON, TRANSFER.
Call Independent Phone, 2892. Bell,
859 Red.
WANT ED-HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
WANTED-FURNIBHED FOR LIGHT
housekeeplng, a or 4 rooms, Must
be close In. -.tate Iprlce. Address
0. L. F., Missoullan.
MEDICAL.
CANCERS AND GOITERS PICRMA
nently tcUrired wlthout an operation.
N, A. Vian, 283 E. R. R. street.
GOOD FARM BA'GAINS.
10 ACRES IN FLATIHEAD RESER
vatlon, near Arlee, onlly $2,500. 160
acres on Coeur ld'Alene R. R. branch,
good meadow; water right and fine
luildlngs, only 13,500. You could not
miss it In purchase of either place.
R. M. Cobban Itealty company, MIs
Constable's Sale,
The undersigqed will sell at public
auction to the hilghest bidder on mion
day, August 10,. 1910, at 4 p. m,, in
front of the, Misoula county court
house and for .cash, 3' paltS4, 6 ferns
and 1 flower pllnt.
S P. H. HALE, Constable.
Dyyeptery Is a ,dangerous disease, but
ca, ;be' cured, Chamberlaln's Colic,
Clolera Aad Dliarrhooa Remedy has
beq* suoeussftl4yi used in nine epidem
lcs of d4pentby. It has never been
known to fail;' t Is eqlually valuable
for children 01n1 adults, and when re.
dulced With Wlthr and sweetened, It is
ofMllens t i.'., Sold bh aull dealers.
Senate Sill No. 12.
"An act for the submisalsion to the
qualifted electors of the state of Mon
tana of an amendment to section 9 ofr
article XII of the constitution of the
state of Montana relating to revenue
and taxation."
SiR it enacted by the Legislative ns
seembly of the state of Montana:
Section 1,.--That section 9 of article
XII of the constitutlon of the state of
1Montann be amended, and that thel
question of such amendment be subh
mitted to the qualified electors of the
state orf Montana at the next genereal
election.
Seetlon 2.-That section 9 of article
XII of the constitution of the state of
Montana be and the same is hereby
amended to read tan follows:
"Se'tlon 9.--The rates of taxation on
real and personal property for state
purposes. except as hereinafter pro
vided, shall never exceed two and onel
half mills on each dollar of valuation:
and whenever the taxable property of
the state shall amount to six hulldrent
million dollars ($600,a00,000) the rate
shall never exceed two (~21 mills on
each dollar valuation, unlesns tihe
proposltlion to illncrease suchl rate.
specilfying tilhe rate liroposed and the
time dutring which tile rate 'shull be,
levied shall have been submitted to
the people at the general election and
shall have received a majority of ill
votes claset for and against it at such
election: Provided, that in addition to
the levy for statepu rposies above pro
vided for. a special levy in addition
may he made on livestock , for thie
purpose of paying boulntles on wild
animalls and for stock Inspection, pro
terctlln and indelmnity purposesn, as
mnay be' prescribed by law. alnd sRIIt
special levy shall he madole andi l'vied
anntlally in aLmounllt not exc'e(edilng
foullr mills on the dollar by the state
hoard of equlltllr'.tioni, irn emany he pro
vided Iby Iw.
Hec'tion 3.-- eparate offiianl Illla:ts
shall be IIused iat the general elect lilc
to be held in Novemlber, 1910, which
shall have printed therelnn the words:
"lor the' amendmnent teo the ('untlitl- i
lon relating to revenue tIurd talx
atlon."
and the words:
"Against the nmendmenl t to the con
stltution relating to revienue andJ
taxation."
and the elector shall designate his
preference for either of the. proposl.
tidns by marking an "X" before the
proposition desired.
Section 4.-All acts and parts of
nets I confllct hi.rewlth are hereby
repeal e.
Section e.--This act shall take ef
fect and bie In full force from antn
after its passage and approval.
Approved Febrluary 5, 1909.
United Staltes of America, State of
Montana, as.
I. A. N. Yoder, secretary of state of
the state of Montana, do hereby cer
tity that the above is a true and cor
rect copy of
"An act for thile suhmlilon to the
qualified electors of the state of Mon
tana of an amendment to section 9 of
article XII of the constitution of the
state of Montana relating to revenue
and taxation."
Enacted by the Eleventh legislative
assembly of the state of Montana and
approved on the 5th day of February,
A. D. 1909.
In testimony whereof, I have here
totore set my hand and affixed the
great seal of said state.
Done at the city of Helena, th.e
capital of said state, this 20th cay of
July, A. D. 1910.
A. N. YODIRF. Secretary of State.
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior, IT. S. land
office at Missoula, Montana, May
18, 1910.
Notice in hereby given that William
1. McGee, whose postofflce address in
DeBorgla, Montana, dill. on the 3rd day
of June 1909, file in title office sworn
statement and application No. 01334 to
purchase the southwest quarter of the
southeoat quarter, section 26, township
19 north, range 80 west, Montana Inme
ridlan, and the timber thereon, under
thd provisions of the act of June 3,
1878, and acts anmendatory, known as
the "Timber and Stone Law," at sucelh
value as might be fixed by appraise
ment, and that, pursuant to such up
plication, the land and timber thereoen
have been appraised, the timber esti
mated 96,000 board feet at $1.25 per
M, and the land $10.00; that said ap
plicant will offer final proof in support
of his application and sworn statement
on the 24th day of September, 1910,
before register and receiver U. S. land
office, at Missoula, Mont. Any person
is at liberty to protest this purchase be.
fore entry, or initiate a contest at any
time before patent Issue, by filing a
corroborated affidavit' in this office,
alleging facts wlhlich would defeat the
entry.
DANIEL ARMS, Register,
7-21-9-21.
Pound Notice.
Notice fr'hereby given that I have
on the 9th day of August, 1910, taken
up and Impounded the following de.
scribed stock:
Two white mules, branded 1'. 5, on
left shoulder, and branded I. (', on the
neck, shod all around, foretop and
mane cut short, weight about 1.100 indl
1.200, respectively.
One roan mare wlthout any visible
brand, black mane, foretop trlnimedt
shod In front, weigh)t about 1,000
pounds.
One hbay mare brandedl 00 on left
sholulder, shod all around, foretopi
trimmed, weight about 1,200 potunds.
One sorrell horse brhnded lI'. H, ont
left shoulder, shllr od all ironllunl, w.ighlt
abotlt 1,110 pounds.
One gray hlorse branded O, with bar
underneath, on left hip, foretop
trimmed, shod all around, weight
about 1,100 pounds...
One ,brown horse, branded MI. on
right shoulder, blind in right eye.,
One sorrell colt.
And unless owner or owners of the
same make satlisfactory prooft of own
ership and pay the pound fee of one
dollar each, together with fifty' cents
per day costs of keeping same while
so Impounded on or before the 20th
day of August samld stock ill be sold
at public auction to pay te fee and
costs above mentioned.
Witness my hand this 12th day of
August, 1910.
THOMAS I. KEMP Chief of Police.
When the digeatlon Its all right, tlhe
action of the bowels regular, there is a
natural craving and relish for food.
When this is lacking, you may know
that you need a dose of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. They
strengthen the digestive organs, im
prove the appetite aId regulate the
howels., gol hy all thalerN.
Pr'ince uIdward ot Wales In coInnOec.
lion with is studies as a naval cahdet,
has become a skllled imachinlat.
Notioe of' Probate of Will.
In the district court of the Fourth Ju
Sdiclal district of the state of Mon
I tann, in and for the county of Mla
souli.--il e the Matter of the estate'
of i'lien H. Metc'lain, diecensed.
Pursuant to an order of said court,;
0made on the 10th day of Auguslt, 1910,
notice is hereby given thilt Saturday,!
the :;th day of August. 1910. at 2
ficlock p. m. of said day, at the court
iroom !' salt court, at the courthouse!
In the county of Missoula. haso been
Appolinted as the time and place for;
proving the will of Rilln S. ,McC'iln,
decean'lsI, Istld for hearing the tlpplira
tion of-John R. Patterson, IJrnest Rice,,
etnl, for the ssuance to ullnter Ross
,f letters testti'entltry. whten anda
where ,iny peorson interested ma3y allp
ipeatr Andll c'niteat the same.
Til'11lAH I'. I't'NIAN. C'lerk.
..v J. .. Dullffy, IDepilty It'lrk.
I tnted M is.cottin, Montana. A gutll.ss
10, 1910.
SCHOOL CONDITIONS.
D1)1 you fver stopt to think how many
people ,11 iknow \\ ho seem to be out
(iof their rloper roper llent? Round piag
Il sure holes?'.' If vou take the
trouble t1 analyze your friends yos will
be surprisel d to noLte how rmany of them
seelll stlted to differllent surroundlngs.
(One bright woman slggested to me
tihe other day that wlhat we really need
In ouir school course wias a chair of nd
iullatlent.
hoe professor who held tlls chair
rt uld study tile chlldren under him
land dslacover, as far as ossilhe,r. the
natlral trend of each child's mind,
anid stimulate It to effort In tile di
rection where lies the greatestl hnance
for sulcce'ss. uchl a schoit wollld be
nearer tile Ideal we are all seeking In
the educationnl world.
It vould mr an indllivliduality nstead
of thlis constant strain to fit all chll
I dren to ono mould.
We are fond of patting ourielves on
the back In approval of our modern
!school system, but we still fall ,far
short of the ideal condition. 'We at
tempt too much and we spread It over
too long a time.
When it Is possiblhe for a child under
a good coach to make a grade In two-.
summer months, and not study over
three hours a day, then something is
wrong with our system. A year's
honest work shoull not be so thinly!
spread out as to be capable of such
.ondensatlon.
We are coming a little closer to the
ideal condition now that we are de
mtanding that the idle and stupid child
.hall have a room where he may daw.
die as long as he pleases, and not hin
der the wide-awake studious child,
blst we will stretch the term and work
boit too long. Better fewer months in
I school and faster, better work In smal
ler classes.
I am greatly in favor of large huild
Ings or more of them. Of smaller rooms
and more teachers. Of classes act
Ively working instead of dragging out
through the year, and then I advise
a shorter year.
We shut children within four walls
too long. Days are either too long or
the school term is unduly lengthened.
Let us by all means study the child
and his needs-not the needs of book
trust nor teacher, nor school board,
nor even thle parent, who wants the
child out of the way for as many
hours as possible.
If the child is Indeed the hope of the
nation, then we have no right to con
demn that child to close confinement
within tour walls at hard mental labor
for nine months of the year during at
least four'and a half hours a day.
We would expect the newspapers to
write scare Iteads over the story of
such a deed done by an Individual
why then do we sovereign people smile
and say it is good 'when done in the
name of education?
Are books and book learning all that
children need at the hands of a gov
ernment which becomes each day more
paternal?
Are not bodles quite ts important as
brains? We will go on turning out
round- pegs for square holes as long as
the present wholesale system of educe
tlon prevails.
The Internatlonal convention of
transportnmen in Copenhagen, Denmark.
will olen Augutst 20. It is expected
to remain It session about one week.
ashltsntlon.
Charles H. Moyer has been re-elected
Ipresldent of the Western lFedseration of
Miners by a large majority. The next
convention will be held next year nt
Butte, Mont
Exceptiontlln ly good, neat MODERN
-.ROOM HOME on Itast Pront lot,
eouthwest hiles, furnished, for $1,050.
Nothing In Missoula to equcl this for
less than $2,500. Termsl, eCt('., on appll-I
WARNER £ BUCHANAN
room 22 illglns Block. Phlone 480,
A Buasiness for Sale
If yosl havl $250 stllt working for
hire alsd ee us itousI lli.ti, It w1l ill p '
WARNER a BUCHANAN.
22 Hihginn lilotk. Phone 480.
REAL ESTATE
ana INSURANCE
CARROLL 0 NAPTON!
IMasonlio Temple. Phone 7W.
Real Estate and Loans
Orachard Homes For Sale.
FAYETTE HARRINGTON
Chamber of Commerce
Or Phone 4856 Red.
A. K. ANDERSEN
ReIl Estate and Insurance
424 INorth Hiiins Ave.
IRch, .R
40, s0, 120 fOR
$30 to $0 ACRE-tEAV TSY
Fine Lands, Deermed Weti
SoneyCopa, g Mon I ,I
once, Plesem, Heatlth.
convenient to good town. with +i
railroad, splendid schools, eiurheS: ,
creamery, etc. Free timber totr
fencing, building and fuetl: heapr
pasture lands; fine climate; an
abundance of the purest water;
splendid markets; magnifleent seen
cry: excellent flshing and hunting :
surrounding country rich in mini
erals: crops of clover, alfalfa, tlal
othy, wheat, oats, barley, all kinds
of grains, vegetables, berries, fruit,
etc.!
We are subdividing and offierng
for sale a large body of very fine
lands. Apply early and get your
choice. Enhancement In vdilue. will
be rapid and certain.
Hoverson & Stephens
331 N. Higgins Ave., Missoula. Mont.
Ind. Phone 2314. Bell Phone 202 tli.
Homes
$100 down, balance easy, for 4-room
plastered cottage, well located, city
water, fine cellar, and
only ................ .............. $11,350
$100 down, balance monthly an4d
easy, for '-room modern house,
well located on south aide. A good
house. Our prices are right.
Houses, lots, acreage. Money to
loan, 8 per cent.
Van Valen &s
Eickmann l
REAL ESTATE LOANS
INSURANCE
Western Montana Natieonal Ranhk ;
Building.
EIll Phone 523, Ind. Pheae.r r'
A REAL I
BARGAIN
$4,500 is the price we are asking
for a new 7-room modern house;
brick veneered; seven large room"
large bath room and closets; elegant'
Interior finish of select tamrack. It
is well located in South Missoula oh
a 60x130-foot corner. Good barn
and chicken house: nice lawn.
This property In worth $5,200, but
to make a quick sale we are offer
Ing it for $4,500. Owner leaving city
and must sell. Don't overlook this, w
MONEY TO LOAN.
FISHER 0 'PRODGERI
113 E. Main It.
Bell Phone 84 red. lad. 13 ..
FOR SALE
Lots in Union Addition, adjolnllt..
South Mbissoula; Idealplace for h mrstS
$100 Inside and $120 corner; 1~per
cent down, $5.00 a month. Let us show
you these lots.
FOR RENT
Four-room modern house, four blocks
from Hilgins avenue; $23 per nolath.
10-Room modern house close l,; PM
per month.
GASSERT & HEYN
Real Estate, Insuranoe, beean
128 West Cedar Street'
Inapendent Phone 1729; Bell Phone 2I
BUNGALOW
New, modern 5-room bungalow on
well-lmproved, 50x130-footlot:;good
concrete foundation, concrete cel
lar with concrete floor; one block
from street ear; on South 4th street.
Price, 92,100.
STAYLOR C PEARSON
Real Estate and Insurance.
Ovecr leilly's Orocery.
Phones: 920 Iell; 1724 Ind.
A SNAP
Two lots close in on WVoodford street.
city water, the cheapest lots in South:
Missoula. Only. each..........9........II ::
OSCAR CRUTCHFIELD,
Real Estate, ligew noe
112 Higins Avenue
FiPLt National Blnk iUllIrng
Paul Gerber
REAL ESTATE
S-;4giPh 65 Avenue
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