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4 'o 6.."~
*jv icr NER I45L
TAND C10x
mu Territry NlJof
Although barder Ity
ny* for Few Mi in
timif?,
AJan. 20.--($t4 IaL,)-- Mi
ty ;'.gh cehool a 40-.pr
. nover Misoulai In a fe'
_ eliaii playd i ~eat- lot
pyPdI t.re this teflhti, score _ ktal
tp 6. The se, 1d
fromnt -art t9I, ' if 1
nerri at i3:I1 maalx r
basket foie. teatluith
,, later. hovered It
to telitik the ,tume
fir*st 41a, - making
re oft ,IZIl
he ballItII
ew niIi tt~ (e
Id. The ,N1mi* j u
of. 17f vor U'. ile
IhrI~lslLIlb It snnr I It
ond~tlf 'worn1 ,.
ringjfl' nron, ,i4..luak -
tthe .frofltbt p.hiate-. _
ds. Gqld t tin
lltsburlrI $.lnto
twa Wliiit linled ul,
t t'tr I er- It
r t uningnu 1h
baset I 'etiw gu'ile
d , atubfti4uto, In
!ts give cg hal In (1'
otins ere
teermlawfus~u c~rwdN
lugln ~ wn~ arnyr
tjiueimq4cap at clx iurilopp
l~a~d~·ile lieH wasx bewiad
ao 1 ed 4 oa t the
rse, tIroe 'n' a.hr tur1enfu
wog, 'Wave IFPtyt seoaht;
tli. 'r s;4t~i
rae. onre naiiq--Oatuefo
2-6
~ 4ce, I4zfUr' Rngerrona
O6ii SIe'dltll 14ntd Jarvis third.
. ae ix furry' guardsite
orll~avlirc,ig sstiii,iti Ptider it
li~i'dzubltliuttu, 1:12
rlalr~ Ha II~Ilr fUrlongs
a 6Weel. w onn: tioued
h f~ye Knights· tlaircl. Time,l
the
0vs n 110 m- ·Sii nion won;
sirondl: 1)aaig~·roius March
hme, 1:0 4-y.
an FIGHtS
Y/ILI BE PER~uTED
vritils o Jat t -4t Ii at he
W i.gUItig .pillla. hi~r 'lii vm,11.
e (ifhe Maevkly edur-rondil;
bouts wh lthi hi been l;l.3 i5.
racebyti* w hune d om al- lie-'a
agIktn s en d;iiiii un thilliy Ird.
boald aa" orinunca pgrrops
ape (Jallaitt'r Coiiaiit"r tird.
a oainacnei itr passd, wi]llj
the amateur irc sec ond; i Pid
thee4 ordlnanc'. but tvhl'li~l was~
gp awd l Tlla.e t1:12. f ana kyf o
oa w , w n o a HotrirtlKn ght ofs aloai Tim ed,
mray meet fir (4 rumrsi ofr m1
Cbut the lioall nlist be~ Iloml~·I
O~ra · ther p~rovimlinsl it!;
e are:
Of: BI~O 1)1W y'er in fluxll
lgOutanl pr uts; f lopsta mnr
oft the wrly tour- gtletui d us
b~e-tWeeabPo boys wo 'Imlitl
rate ade 1rilhe conasseiit I.
of i 1~ip21 bAdb mtt3' be mmmm.;mrd-l
I.1C4~ WINtio. fps.ewI
p .21d o . ctr Cile Ii4tIr
holau rte wi
;.enntt'Oce¢, andliac tn.nv",kl
t, butthe bots mus bn Iir,-toi
5, ii . alter 2 9
ratlamy, wi tim
of 25 orya oncls
rflunc *pts; amateu
u411 e atull.
1?liomby son,
anogthwest,
rtttam~cde i "W a i~slp la-iop
M .G
AttiA .I LOLL TIOt~l8 IN FOR.
IO- COUNTRItS TO BE
,ow York. , Jn. " .--Th9 gflntnt i
cla entpnlon of Scatteretd ltart tres.
coPllecting fr nI y Iyearns t .n estli
mate routidy of nearly $100,a1,,oon, II
saldI to" be the rent plin hehind ur
rangeetnolts tlhe Amtlrcl.an flnI.aiil*'
pow ti. mlng tt fo the trnH11sf'r of lll
invaluable. collc.ttion of tea' is ani
gems front the Soutlh Kellilingtnill imu
scum in ton4il~t, to New York.
Tn cotl' lllrm tody the' relport of 1
this tran ter antd denyllg that it wii I
dlJiPgrttik.thl bt'enulse f ilany dilscitl- I
otlon ovr the treatllunnt of his art
to I tle Irltilh iliseunt. J. I'.
- ` an, Ii . intimated that ill- father
Iropugcld,to arranKe 1lslnil t t, t rinl
fter ,I his art hulin noi, Ii P lttr wlli
lother l'. urpean (,Itie. to Almerica.
e J. P. Mrlgan, .Ir.. mId the treatsury
tdeprtment ians co-opi.rating wwith his
y nthr Ii ie - lt i cordial a offie
ul nit lposIble ail It htlsl holpd
t thr, woul be little diffli1ity in g t
d tIllg tlihe art treasures to this c'unllrly.
ýj To Avoid Death Duties.
Iu London, Jan. !t1. --'IhI 'l'pi' in s.l It
I undcrstands thant J. I'. .11orgnII' de
l ctliin to renmn ' his lit .+olh<tl,,ti
Sfroi the Victortia nl Allbrt timuieldm
" was due to lthe filet fhat if It were
ihere * the.timnle f hl. d.ltlhi his ex
Sclcutoppl Would hiat.', to pay dI'lnth dlu
r* ties Which \wotld nilln ntl I t $7 ' ,000..
I alllppl)lng the clliction Is wiiortih
- s.o,0,000.
,tn .ith"nry, Mr. Mo.rtman' repre
no lRntatiVe hog.s, wt'Its to Ilit. 'Tin.ms ,x
plidItnitng that Mr. Mioriain' ru'Iln for
witl.ldawl..lng hii eidh'llutl froilm the
itllseunlm is, 'll the paI ' ynt of
I l deatht duttll,. "Mr. l'itzhi lry In tlh
Ioltter salys hie Is sir, M r. Muiorgian
In la ould IWith It, in ttllittllit'l the "gr'e.ly
SIn, g.CC.rate 'tat'onnltl that h,, h1ad1 any
IcUa u fUt r coll(lltil ( ag. nst ti"
c, The Thaiiu iditolrlillt it>I:
ng for reOlllo ving h ,.ll,.liton. \, ire
up fL t errv thlit th' clunitrty >hlith thiiis
strlkitul\y hi, reihitli, oif IhI. evil
r- that uirkt,,ri in miitch of i lh 'int cthl
Slelgls.iton .f 'recett .ears..
M~RaERER TORM[NTED
BY DEED Of LONG AGi
1lr4re'knl 4 Il . Jan. 211. -rTn1'r l 1 1 by
a klllIn7 onnen, Ito r st '. 111 y'eir 4444.
In 1'C'nluek". J. N%. f1r4l4.. wh1n, ('441me4
here'a 0.41 a ni fr'imi Tle'xi , 1som siir
r4'nIi "h'4''4 li til' 144(44 ptil'. iliy a
and he 1w i414'4l'i'4l 4ri't" 1, -:'4r"1 lion f11l4
batok. "A'' "d teat1s iitiI teL KI' tl-IIIk'I(4,'
441'It'14414 14444'!
A'v''rt1Iig t.' 4~rnv '4 u" Iii' 44'a4 4111v
sheriff sit Mont 11)11, iii444' 44liiloltl
t'in'. 1'4'itnh'I' In 1 '193 Ile' 44ys4 (lint
ho . i4.'as 4444ll4 t1' a 1"i" l.' to .'4''41 101141
414441444 44. .1 fight 'll II· 'Wll n HITO -
4fl4fl4.( ail' 4444 .114 . 4 1' '4I a knit'' t" 11 11
In tn'" han~ik. T'Ie'Ir'I4~4 441'r9- "a 114 4 4
4jr444' 14)14\ i'.4.ll'i' 4414:*r 1 sli )4i~i14i i44444.P
dr14w h1Is Irohiol t'4 lal 444'11 r1414'lll44441
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4irav 414.41' 14 4tli'4ut 41444144 lir. 141
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14)14.%' t11441t Iis it I n l ii nlt 444111114
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BUMMER BASEBALL BARRED.
4' "14 , .4 4,'14. 1,44 41; 444441 4444'1" lit44 -4144111
44a44 41441te 414114 n 41441 III,' prop '44 444)ill4
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4 4 i4 tt14 4 4 ..'l )111 14 4'4'I 4 11'. 44.
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44411 tt1.1 s1tn1 tI. 41141 4 ..444' 44 I'hl.l
unn'IIIII.. III . 1 4 4 ' 4 1 11 44'.u · 1hilt',' ha ll'li1441 4
441141 farm 14'It' 41 44415 IIillI S4'44441444 "'144
till- .nil""III \·1·:1I, innl'llllllK nlllllnl1 l
414')!? 44411141 1144'.14111 wi ''441ra res'uI
SIII' ''1444.4 1 a'4.441' . 44141p1 44(l 44444 4444'4'
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"RABTY" RE-ENGAGED.
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4.4444.44'4itlI4 441 '. '1. 4''114s14'''1 '4y4'l'I40III
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,11' 4ife,11)1 go oi. H14411. i. i4 44 fil'o'lllys
4 111 ntlIll1,11- 414'U~na 44' 1u14 4Vtlt- illmh
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4)4444. 1's1 ! llag'444.44. n444444m lrl4ti4 g 4)44'
4444 It'll I'44 414' 441' 110414044.
MAY ARRANGE BOUT.
44:tjn I''444444Iv44'44..Ian4. 244, -:1 '244'4'44444
1444 It' 44l,44ll4 'l'(i'4444 aCdlI:. )1' 1'))144
it null') sn tllltt ll tvlo pine to crr Kosloff
wo'r1k 441144 Io~e 'Iiig.". w4ill 144s 4.41(44)'t I1444
tI 4444444blI It. 44Vf44.l4ak 41444lgal '444
'nn4'4 414'4).l-,l, (444 '44444'd hol)s II.'
F"ebrua r4y 1ight pr1t. )44450ge' I:t':g'.
W a ls 444444444.4'4', 14 il'4.4? 11"1142.; l'rnl'44
t4'.44444)441 N. .1., 41444 44 441444'44414.'4 fil'
t 147.0 i44 41"114 'the4 44.4444441 444 14s per 41444
444'h 1444 44i.'4'4jvt44 '44444 144 44t.414)4'1444'yr
to 44)41.
MAGNATk8 IN CLEVIELAND.
(Nv'c'agl4, 141144 444 r4.'4'll14( to4 44ga.4'44.44
.41eti ('(4i41441444lt )44444 '44, a4nt A. il. '4V14
NOD, d4tOinfl, 144t'4441'441'4'.' '111e 4'i t
ved .40r0 tollay
Iis's""'
SUPPOBED DEAD MAN CpNDUCTS Si
BALE OF LQTS HE NEVER
HAD OWNkD.
'iSIt I. Lke City, Jan, 211-AT t1in
ci
I Rn.Iotlll will~ tlarhlti fraudlr which 1'4~t toIt
$241111 ar istofit 11114 .," 11 ea1 d &irei In'. Ta
Slaxl.l. I·llllr l r.'iL.,'t 'lr r the 1 Ai.II W
14112,hl' 11 1 Slti t rIoil 'It rtie' C VleIr tli
rlr l I in An~'c 11g1'i4 Si NV nh'r thitt d4I
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Ilahed~t w~idt~l' 1111 411411'' 441414 ltlllll(ltP(1 hI
A\lln t till (· a1111d. .r 1 t1 A1 , alie delln
Irl'44i. ti Adi rll rtihi Pr fIrll the ta WL 1
llI4rl14lrtmv togillrt. NI'od 111 1t 4ecIeir lIti
E llerl til d14a14 'ltl 1' t i i t l 'if 114 I l
oisoning The 14111'a 441144 4riitl' puIlbhl
lI1e t)141194 a1t1 n4 4'r wrai l d' .111 141 ted I1
4 4 bout1 114 the 11414 1' o '1111'' ti llege to'r
R11'1tt 't Adapt 11111 flrvlI vedr 111 tll' 14 tH
rI'f rin the flotsl fo r 114' lIttr .wretl'r. I
1 1 141414441 .4.114.h' 44~1gl l~l li %Il4'OI' 4('XLII
41 il ile1111 14 ',1 4111 444'114 It
Tol~cl-Il'. 1lr1~'n 4lMI ll'Iit .1111 ·141141 WI"~n
i 'rcli~e. ichther pal1t 11r 1 $a2000 B lfromigh
go4d 141Il. crr etlv dtill repled 4th at
411114' alIntiY i 1 h4114411' 111'ne an11 11 sked
forged Deeds.
ii '1'lx 14hle lnom'1 ~fll'4 O 1t 111wrte r14.
41n41 1ttni 4.ter 14,.the tile 14444 1141 1wne4 eiot.
'l'll'l 114 alIt 44: lIladr rlc'41 o1 M rs. Mms.
fIr r4 l111o14.11 Ill i ut t". r mlno t., asking
11 1dg r.1 Ill' 14444 pa 4id 1 tile $2,00x t 1hr 11gh
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1I i r 1an 14 'rd ettllrik4 ti nt14] s b. le
114 11.1illy tillt Th I' 41'l'4 sl '14
Ilt l I 1141 lll'1 414'r4r11 ll 144.'P41 into fu
I'' N. iIII'1r id 444 lll ulxlliIel4 141 fill' lots.4
ITIhe1n114 hItgor it letter fIrIoII IL M141n111
till-111 'f M i 1,d11 ('11 1441n 114 iut ' 11nt., asIkin
ii t cl! 'r 111411 i~l.''144'l t at 44· 'InIrgI ticll.
.4 h int t041'he'lI a44(44l 'p a s :.141 4 till-t xo e
1t ' la d Itoi' 141 li to ll'llIli. where
·i tf initer found that the nine lot reallyln
i lltlii 14414114444'itt Ic SItllfl Iigo 144411kr
4'o $1 t -.1 114 In1Ie Vi 14411n, 4 S liy,·n n
s I t ia l e r, s144 14. 4 tred i lrlltlg 41. 11141okr, t oll
Ili In K In liutte. The 'lee'k · cltalllncrcng
II.: 1. 1411111 44r~hr 1114' 141' tin' 0)I 20144.rc
ii 111111 4 1141e I lllcl iliil'1 Iln r tl~lI·~ 11141
I.'rl\o s liltter tvr lt.'r until it month.
11go. tr.r R 41h 144 411 t',tt. Ii. 11y rIn -
n 1· ot'lf he re. 11r14V441 II ha Slii' tEtlinr
rr Iparry .44( halt 44ke tha.1t11 SCOtt 144 1u 14141
I 4 ill f, i' 111)K In th d ito1.'h
in- Arrneted.
a ':~ Iigl~l~a,.n. .In.24.--" ~lz'i'y4 M4'44tt."
I r.' lodiy 411 44mp ('Ienti fied t lh i l 1o 1'
as IlltliM 'p4 414'f11144. of ,I Im 1eo 11414 41 .let
mo tool neg ntir tt 1iun t wore conll 3nr011d
rt~ t,.w' ptl; ha kl tip in the point wh orel
all 1,11111' tit?, illll a 1m 41e t llt f4'1 to 14e11
I: i441l1 1. .1: A rtha fmln , tl1 na[e1d111 Illb tyt
O14 Iihtr 14l lmrle th04 ugh 1144 11ank4 114 4
'111-11 14141 44411 11144 14r44144'i't Y l o.,1 LIu r'
'Ill ' 1 illlt whl api lied I or 141111'.
FIRE COMMISSINER
IS FRED IN BOSTON
1, aton. Jun. 26.-Tire colunillson
ar Cih.arlea , T)ly, .frmeria stlar a.ara .
trhair ak of th Ilnarvarl and WVtuat
Point foothlll teamst, Mwas dslmllsed
frmnl aºlfllce t, nd.y ayb Mayor l;tzgtorlal
I'ir aallgettd dlitaboedllncIo of Instruc
Vnht' n yilor 1lttzgtiraldad wa , a con
Mreatuaaii . hle nueld Daly for h.i,
,nd' shll4,hi ;a4. Wkut n PJtlt,
Mr. Daily ahll torl ght: "Any
l;tal4tl nt f iteu'tittllar calusea for my
irnn(ltl i I' ridleallous. T.lo gKroIsset
autoninixtratiot would hllav beoul a'
ata Iltabl, t Il.attded tho pTnhliUcal illachllne
tc',lt have mul'tcayl 'the .Iejartlll.alt of
th+' t't allo.'s flavon' which. It Itves on.
'I'hy watnlteli raillses of aply, proWlo
lnI andl tra'ILafelrs, oi'clati'acta were
bl, lad h'.,lnoatiea they did not go to the
I ,l ' pr II'IIItHl . l'l o\' al of' 4hf a io moat
otl'h hlb lt n w.'ai.s delmird for politl.'al
i Irps,, . M1y fa IIure to .'otI)ply
ca;llll.l I1, removaIIIII III."
Iln ,ax'lhhlat ing tih,+ dlluaiala Mayor
I' lzi ar+Iil c'hi:i'gi Hl thaIt Mr. IDaly had
iad,' I, nt l. a, lthl)l n ' eii de llpalttlOnt
t! of .ler lfromn I h clvil servlce
lIIt ll ii liu t h Iwa isc llnurtl ou . s tl
th IIIayor and his offit', that he failed
to hI\'vt' ia lt'ner to 'the lnayo'"a fire
prt'a ti in acoirnlislaaint and that he
\,hlI hlt pI ta'a' i c(rl''taln l nlan on the
Uiiilltti lt o11 Iia' the nl yor'at rccoli
Illn'l li ll i .
HOCKEY GAME DOUBTFUL,
If ,thi wea% llther atait. i krilld., ~t-ere
avill lat iI ri-al hoilkty gaime In Miis.
siLiaa SuIIIIIaly. ' MaetIUagl' Clark of rthi
local atn hulan aall''I.ngat.l a matlch -Vwith
IhlI Aia:lt'nllad tlnlll, lbuit the ralni and
aI\ rian ta m' peraturaa, i' ' l they c('Ollnlllt e,
will paut Itt' Ie' of thi rink In .le mushllllh
vllatw by Sundlaay. A few adltgrea, of
cola, I\irV tu'ar, will nln.ke the skating
fIlla, c' lrklt ntaka s 1lI hld:key er .athusi
antas Ia Joiln ' I ln in is pl'r aye ir afi)Iao e
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
"Cures In Every Case."
Mr. Jaa. McCaltery, ;Mgr. of the
a'lllta, Hotel, Omaha, Neb., recom
inelnds 1Voley's Honey anlld Tar Com
pound, .ia:Mupg g4tt(l'el .B (M.t~a L SK ,ap
"I have used it myself and I have ree
ouilleIded It to ipany others wiho )£v
slance told. m de Its :'glrei'to d 'lvi
power in diseases of the throat if4d,
SECRETARY OP COMMERCE AND
,LABOR SAYS HE HAB DONE
'ý 'Mbht`ýilTiAPJý,
Kaesas ('City, an. 26.-Whilc 100
banqueters ,choergd their applroval, .
Charles Nagel, seaetary of commerce h
and labor. In ar address ,bfore the e:
M isourl ftepuhlican Ediltorlia assocla- a
tien.. declared tonllbt that I'resihlent b
Taft had fulftlled, every pledge of the t4
republican platform uppn which ln t
was elected and cautioned his hearers a
that when the wave that was sweeping
over the country for popular randl- n
dateis had subsided the iparty wouldl go
Ili.k to Mr. Taft, "tho presidhlent that
hiln accomplished things."
The' secretary said there lire many
movemlnents sweeping over theI country.l
In .lwhich he couldno.t believe. . C'rit- t
d'iing the deferendulll and thel recall,
cili.ing the referendum and tLihe recall,
he." sold: H
"I cannot believe that the great
penple of the United States ian have
tlhir conditions bettered by tile refer- t
.ndunt and the recall." it
A Review.
Secretary Nagel reviewed the things
Priesident Taft had accomplished. The i
postal savlngs bank law 'wasis working.
he said, and It was keeping millions
of -dollars from .laving the United t
States and going into foreign coun
tries. Tho mining bureau had.! been
establhshed. The tariff comminssion !
hatl finished Its work andt was about
to ilake.' t repo.rt that would redeeml
the party pledge regarding the tariff.
I The corporation tax law haid Ieen
I.passed and upheld by the supreme
court. The army and navy had been
R improved. Everything, said the see
t' reitary, had ihien done by the adminls
r tration that it had promised to do.
y "I challenge yoiu." charged 4l, cretary
l Nage'l, "to lit.' a single instance where
11 any replthllean president Ihas flllfllled
the party pledges better than has
' President Taft."
When ltiarry King, editor of the St.
iiuis (lohbe-,Democrat and toastmaster,
Sreferred to Mr. Roosevelt an "our fel
low editor, who first put Missourl In ,
n the repuiinar enlumn,"'' there 'was an
., inthusiastie demonstration.
A litthl later when Mr. King re'
fr Terred to President 'raft as a great
,t. prellldelt ceers of tho.. Taft sup
tm porters filled the roenlrsandi equalled
ti he l demtnstratiLn wllehitfilloi'd tie
re mention of Roosevelt.
DICTIOtYAR DOEIES
MAIY NLEWDWORDS
How many of the new words do you
know? The man who dups net have a
good stock of words In his vocabulary,
words which were not in, common ule
a year or two ago, is fap. behind the
times. Are you.one of the laggers In
the march of progressiv'e events? It
you are. The aIssoultanf can 'enable
you to catch up with evdn the leaders.
It Is very simple-all yotl need tb do Is
to secure one of the Webster's New
Illustrated Dictionaries which The
Missoullan is presenting to its read
ers. It will do the rest for you.
Do you know the meaning of aero
stat, hangar, equllibrator or aerogram?
Maybe you have a faint idea of what
they mean through reading the daUy
papers. But you'd Ilk" to be certain,
wouldn't you, and you would like to
have authority for your certainty.
Well, The Mlnsnullan Dictionary will
accomplish all of this for you. It Is
complete and up to date' In its every
detail, and every word which has been
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found within its pages. So you need
have ns ,fear on that score. ,
Nor has the wealth of wisdom which
was, contained IoSthle pages of the tirst
Noah Webster. Dictionary been ellm
nated In its neweet successor. YoU'll
find.both old andnew alike within its
covers az,4 put, together In so, attractive
and instruatlve a form . that you'll
really wonder how you ever came to
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. Six coupons prilted elsewhere in to
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for you one of the .di(tlonaries for
whlqh You ,would have to Ipay $4.00.
They're going fast. Why not do It
today?
FULLBLOOD TESTIFIES.
AMinnepiilolis, Juan. it.- \ touch of the
Indian life of years tag, was lrouglht
into the hearing of ehgr'K, of fraud
on the White l artli reservation here
today when (teorgo V':lii-re, a full
blood Mllislssippll ('hlppew;t, dressed In
betaded guirlhents, iatlpelrl'ed as a wit
ness, his testalnolly being traasmitted
through an Interpreter. \VWtlers tes
titled that lie owned 400 acres, but
that none of it was underlr cultivation
and that In the suminmer he sold modi
tine and traveled with shows.
Walters dcclared lie was present at
tile igCney office at thle allotntoult of
April '"4 1910, land was oonu of tIw first
tuliltu.Aos to conlilpin that . mixed
blodlas wero being favore(d,
DILLON WINS.
Inlianlpolllis, Jan. 2.--Jack Dillon,
mIildle'wlght ititle claihaiot, defeated
IlHoward WIlgtr.n lit thi second rqund
of a scheduledl 10-round I)out tonight.
\\iggam wa.. sent 'thrl'ulgh the ropes
\vith a right to the chin and was un
iiable to enintilnue.
Foley Kidney Pills
Always give satisfaction because they
always do the work. J. 3. Bhelnt&t,
Bremen, Ga., says: "I have used
Foley Kidney Pills with great satl
tion and found more relief fron t
use t n'from anyotther kidney dl
a.iIe. ¢q'va trtWU im all
ail fov efnd. j
df ~j~EJ~li41,~:3~ ilCiij f~~bus'h
ILL
PORMkR ATTORNEY FOR M1NA .
MARAS DEICDES TO OBEY
ORDER OF THE COURT.
Indlgnlpolils, Jan. 26.-Facts about
. J. MtNanmara's exlpense In payvltU
hI l "dyatnmiting crew" and in' buying
Iexplosives to blow up "open shop"
structutfe for nlore than two years
before his arrest were made available
to the federal grand jury today
through Leo M. Ralppport, formerly
an nttorney for the McNamarua.
Rappaport told the grind Jury the
nathae of those to whom the tied en
trusted all the chleckbook stubs and
cancelled cheeks which shoeied Mr
Namara's financial dealings from De
cmber, 19(109, told of his arrest on
April 32, 1911, and also showed what
di5spsa.l the dynmitter had made of
the $1,000 a montll allowed him in hia
capacity as secretary-treasurer of the
lnternationut Association of Bridge
and Structural Iron Workers,.
Rappaport at afret refused to testiy,
declaring the evidence sought wasa il
the nature of a privileged vommunica
tion betweetn attorne" and client, but
after ~erleral Judge Anderson had'
ruled that he would be compelled to
producte the books If he had them; or
to tell who had them, Rappaport con
sentoet to answer the questions.
"Thil investigation Is not to be de
I layed by any trivial matter," said the
court. "The jury has been sitting for
~ eiks and it Is not going to be
ni marcht'd up, and dclwh, hill for nothing."
t The polltlon of thle nvestlgators re.:
I gelllng tilt .$1,000 mointhly allowance,
made to McNamara was stated clear
ly 'by District Attortley Miller before
Judge Alterson. Mr. Millet said it
had been shown before the grand fury,
that Mc<Namaira used tile money un
n lawfully to uhip dynamite and nltro
glycerlne about the country and to
pay men to a't off the explosions,
SENEMY OF NEWSBOYS
SCORED BY A WOMAN
,I ulis\ville, Jan. 26.-Practical regtlla
it thin of the child labor question with
- reference to tthe common schools was
't nlln'vend today when Mrs. Florence
t Kelly of New York, general secretary
of tile National consumcrs' legase, ad-'
dressed the conference of 'the Nita
tional Child Itbor convention. She
saul:
"It Is one of the ironies of our
I American -polities that the tnan who
Sdeprived .that bill (N..t Yor law
rega 111 t o al
Sfor r nw bpysl a- n o ads
)t I l l" ipe ince, for us' to t
tsaffdtabT ' newdboy law'in '~ew AYrk,
i is now proposed for a very important
tl fderal judgship In the state of New
Y York.
i "It will be a scandal and an outrage
Io a man who has dlotne the things to
in the iworking women of the state of
I New York that have bi.n done by for
Ic iner Attorney General Julius Mayer, is
e' honored by our president with an ap
Is polntment to the fede"'l judgahlp."
.w t. . . .
PRESIDENT APPELALS
FOR AID FOR OI NESE
(('otilllued IF'rulll PIage One.)
Cross, room 341, war tehpartmuent
building, Washington, D. C.
(Signed) "WILLIAM H. TAIFT."
Yuan is a.Mar!ls..
Peking, Jan. 26.-Tha armsltice be
tween the.government and the repub
Ilcanud 'which is to expire at 8 o'clock
next Roppday, morning, probably will
boe extoPdtl despite the Implaerial edict
ot yeetgripy dreating Yuan Shi Kal a
lnarquis, which evidently covers some
court ,doslgn.
Yuan updoubtedly favors ubdliation
and the Chinese are confident that the
abdication will come without further
fighting. The throne reiterated by
edict yesterday that it nlltended to abide
by the decision of the national as
sembly coneerning the further guv
crnment of.the empire.
Yuan Lhl Kal, however, telegraphed
today to Wu Ting Fang, minister of
justice In the republican cabinet, re
qluesting a compromise as to the
method of choosing delegates to the
national assembly and this compro
mise, if adopted, may lead to an as
senmbly more or less packed to vote
for a republic. The court amid Yuan
evidently are mutually suspicious and
it is reported the guards of both have
been increased.
Charlie P[ Tenney, Chinese secre.
tary of the American legation, is pro.
ceeding to Nanking to 'observe for the
legation the stability of the republican
movement and its leaders. Mr. Ten
ney formerly' was foreign director of
educators at Peollng and his knowl
edge of the Chinese language and his
Iexperlenoe (with` the .natives especially
quality him for the mission.
Three battai.ons of infantry belong
ing to the imperial army, accompanied
by two 'batteries of mountain artillery
and six machine guns left Tsinan, In
the province of Shantung, today. Their
destination Iwas not announced and it
is not known whether they are pro
ceeding to attack the revolutionary
troops which landed 'n Chi Fu from
Wu Song several, days ago, or to pro
teet the railroads, The viceroy of
the provindes of Hunan and Tu Peb
reports that he does not think the im
perial troops stationed there are trust
worthy.
*b aly. os, I, Ro tL .b isothn
iti latir band' of workl
Compayi,
t'e Big Blae ýmLmbr Conalpat
ManufaoturerM o
(enerat Sales dice Yate a orn er, Qat
.... . n ·er, . ..t a n o a.
Mills Located at Hamilton, Montana.
St. Regis, Montana.
r mills have constantly on hand I eat
oplete issortienis o Ya)rd items In ;Westetn
Pi ' nd Montana Larch. Our facilities permit
of getting out bill and special items with the least
delty Sh lpmets'tade oVer N P. nd C. M. &
. aS aa
man .. .... .....
' ott Shboks, Fruit and Aq X es.
Ptiones--Bel 106; In .
The -Mt.¢+) on
oi a -
i aae HIV
Housecleaning time with its dread and drudge will
soon be at hand. If you owned an electric machine
there would be no housecleaning period to think about.
- You#.house vould be,.$ a 'perf anitary fnd clean
1t condliton at sll times, Actual Best of operatin
i amounts to 14 cents per hour. Investigate.
Missoula Light & Water: Company
I I . · li in
ers has remained at this post through
out the revolution, announces that the
mission schools, which' had to be closed
when the siege or Wu Chang cities
began, are to be reopened on March 1.
The bishop also requests that new
teachers be sent.
The institutions referred to are
Boone university, with 400 peoplt', and
St. Hilda's school for girls, with over
100.
The fact that the bishop has set the
date for their reopening is regarded
by the board secretaries as the most
cheering news yet received from China.
The bishop, in making his decision, it
is thought here, must have felt confi
dent of the Immediate and peaceful
outcome of the revolution or at any
rate to have satisfied himself that
quiet has been sufficiently restored In
Hankow to ,warrant a resumption of
all missionary activity.
SMALLPOX SHOWING
IN COEUR D'AIl.EES
Kellogg. Jan. 26.-(ipecclal.)-The
appearance of several new cases of
smallpox in Wardner and Kellogg,
where the disease has been known to
exist in isolatb4 eases fpr some time,
has stirred the authorities to'~action,
and backed by the urgings of physrl
clans and 'many citizens, an active
campaign looking to prgvention as well
as cure. Will be undertaken at once.
Qne of the latest victims is R. O.
Jones, timekeeper at ,ye .13,titer A11
and Sullivan, who has ml1tled with
hundreds of men daily ,without know
ing that he had boen expd'e'd and ,,ai'
exposing them.
,Vasoination lar bsens ,ged, Ip ,a
way that is exP$t p ult tn'hun
dreds of arms ;ýi.t .fed to 'the
phyfioians for. U.q. tIlt V I\lVw
preferable to several n t 4 la i-.
lated hospital,
"QU , "F .TWO
Kellogg, Jan. 6S,-(1ipeclal.)-Two
new vwaps of smallpox were discovered
here yde.erday, but like the others that,
have bek1g found, they are in a light
aorn}, 7be patients were removed to
tie pouilty isolation hospital at Wal:
More ,than a hundrpd persons were
vaec t4 yosterday, according 'to the
Sphy. .,It1., .wh w..Wre.
k$0 1 with. all tWe lalpurs they J
FOR EVERYBODY
Short ll Wood
Prpmpt delivery.
Dry, per load ......................... 54.4 0
Partly dry, while it lasts....i .75
Polleys Lumber Co.
City Sawmll
Bell 414 -PHONES- 424 Ind.
Orton Brothers
435 HIGGINS AVENUE
State Agents
Steinway & Sons
Chickering & Sons
Voie & SOns, inb~U
and several other
high-grade plahos,
M!ssoula Iron Works
wprk done to order., Corp "Toole
avenue and Bitter .opot, tracsp.
Sell Phon W41;i'Bljol' Ind. Fihoen UA
lt,·bkIdin ,pnl0no Co.
.prtpmnan, X.Inbp. Baby Grana
pianos, musical instruments andusbeht
music.
N .xM to..idn0 "ul Stoere
WonT i s'rp a ''UAIER
Won i.dl at' St. Louis.
could gst. Some o ppsitl6n'is encoun
tered among the foreipl, po'pulation,
but no difficulty is .antiqipted. A
large number of children ive- been
treated.
JAPAN RECALLBSMINISTER.
London, Jan, 26,--A dispatch to the,
Daily TPelegraph from Peking men
tions a report that 4I. TJuin,,'the Japa.
nese minister to Q1iN , haa been re
called by his governtmeltt. A
A tAhres-pronped gas..HrRer. with a
long handle, to be e0nneeted with S
gpa ,,tarq y tukbtua hsaAles mIasevnte4
>:r lIditinu tsuet 1 cit anger;

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