The Daily Missoulian. [volume], July 02, 1912, Morning, Page 3, Image 3

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of ...................... 2 .0
S ille ............... .. 47,
dutrtiot .................... 146.4
, m........ . .................... 180.,
a f nd ....................... 18.09
hpton fund ......»............ 140.60
to tund .......................... 181.
Ind 4tiptyans do
he buadn4 ebha4'.d during
....: .... .. ... ....................
Onla all funds June 1.$867,010.61
and oba ged during
;11tY111 t »...................................... 8,990.24
gQ tal .................. .................$70,0 0.7
Pail .out and credited during
a onth ...... .................... ........... 748.72
Slll noe on drand June 31....$63,322,08
v40Wed from delinquent
. ............................. 4........ 07.88
iL d. from licenses ... 333.76
3,o9.ved from county offT
d 'Ors fees .................... ............. 19.05
1~Ived rom other sources.. 1,729.60
S.................. .... $2,990.24
UA J!ERED OUT
OWEADI USP
Portland, July 1.-Martlal law, for
the first time in the history of the
United States, it is said, was declared
-against a public inn, when Governor
West closed the Milwaukee tavern to
dl* y in keeping 'wit' his recent threat
to suppress the roadhouse evil. Be
sides the governor, were the adjutant
general, W. h. Pinser, and about 50
other officers and men, all armed with
rifles, revolvers and axes. Governor
West's proclamation declaring'nartial I
law against the, resort was read to the
paoppletor, '"obby" Burns.
S i"We nsste tlhat BuTis
Soldiers would remain in camp outside
the grounds until the changes he de
manqed were made.
Governor West closed up "Cliff Inn,"
another roadhouse. No soldiers were
utilsed, the governor simply tacking
up the notice.
WHY NOT?
Corvallls, July 1.-(Special.)-Why
Snot follow the footsteps of other fruit
valleys and orgapise a University club
In the Bitter Root valley? It I pro
posed to Issue a call at the (t'rvllis
Pburth of .?uly celebration for state
plonlc dinners. There is a good repro
seulation of former middle western
states relident in the valley, and for.
mer 'Minnesota and Wisconsin people
will take the initiative at this time
ama endeavor to perfect a temporary
organisatlon,
HAPPY EAGLIES.
Hamilton, July 1.-(Speclal.)-Local
Eagles are much pleased over the
rain which has been falling for tlhe
past. two days. With heavy showers
t~tithls time it is thought that the
chances for splendli weather during
ithe , Eagle' oonivUtlon ' are made a
100-to-I shot.
PEPPARD VISITS.
"amllton, July 1.--(pecial.)--O. I.
Pei)pard and son of Missoula were In
Haillton today to attend a meeting
o-f 'be board of county commlssioners
10-,Peppard entered a bid on the
eri~[ of making an approadh and fill
tothe bridge across the river at-Ste
JULY 1. 1913.
gr/et eduoc.Uonal Ijrfvic to Us v T The MlI
with Mr, Haskln to biadle., WTHOPT PROFIT
ve output of hb valuabe bookr.b 3lou oula. Cut
Ieue utlve. f wei f eWb ml' a p-aid
to OOv* the bar cosot o mautacture.
4 r I r prsehnted to you wltbhout .441
ba"- beep molt Qaretul wrilt
ati them 3at e lubouU.9
y,ý ,N, -1;' '? 'ýdr'- w 's` , .xr+ # t cwI~r / l w
work was l
"nd j*'W. n gtofl.
The ott fot turnishlngr 100
ords U.f t wood at the 'ooftl.
'housa, d to the Viley bur-!
trelr bid being 3:50o
I Watson was tl onilyy
nation of J. ~l. Totman as
fair 't.Isslohnel was accepted by
the board, . PItasgibons bealpg ap
pointed to till the vacqnt'place on the
board.
In regard to the road petltilubed for
by P. J.: Leavitt, the petition Was
granted. The petition saked that the
stiudM lx(d tirouh the M. W. Bulllvant
raneh,' k whers 'the county road now
ends, on to the Sleeping Child springs.
Witbh tht. Bourity controlligr t'te nlud
to the sprjngs, the roadway will prob
ably be Inade passable for automonl
bliss,
I TO BE INSAE
White Plains, July 1 -Dr. Austin' R.
Flint, the alienist retained ,by the
statq to oppose the release or litrry
K. Thawv from Matteawan, explained
today at, the hearing before Judge
Kpogh how at first he had regarded
Thaw as a "murderer." but later ar
rived at the popoluslon that he was In
sane.
"Did you see any evidence .of ihean.
Ity on Thaw's part when you first In
terviewed hIm?" Dr. -Illnt was asked
by Thaw's counsel.
Dr. llint said his first intimation
that Thaw was Irrational came when
he read Thaw's will and codicil. After
studying these papers carefully he
went to the then district attorney. Wil
liam T. Jerome, and told' him lie was
trylng an insane man.
The Witness elaid that "Thaw's die
luelon" must br.p out in time., al
though it might be cnnevealed for
years.
CORVALLIS NOTES.
SCrvallu., July J.--(pehtl.a)--. ron
IItudson of Duluth Il a Igueslt at lheI
utnmmerdale ranch.
IMaim Brown camrn tip from Mslotallfa
Friday to spend It well-ourled vaca
tion here with old friends.
bred Holway was a Hunday visitor
In Lolo.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiansoit F. liay are
expected to retulrl this week frlom
their wedding trip.
lrecent arrivali are rep,.rt.ed as fol
lown: At Thatl (?Unbl's on the it26h,
a brand new boy baby; Al Jordy's on
the 2lthi, a girl, and T. 1. Muntll', a
girl.
Several froml here are planning to
attend the fruljgrowers' meeting at
the laumllton Chalmber of Ctuouineroe
room Haturduy, Jilly 6. l'rofeseor .I.
H. Cooley of I3orzeunan will be. in at.I
tenldonce and methods and rules of
grading and packing will be discussed.
Mrs. Fred Pfllg.ort of Woodside is
reported, seriously ill.
Walter Slmmons Wait It Missoula
visitor Friday and latulrday.
Mrs. Taylor, owner of a fruit ranch
in the Tallboy's divislon., expects her
two soins frOm Chlsholi, Minn., short
ly, and will erect a handsome buiiga
low this summer.
The Ice cream and strawberry soqial
at J. Hay's lapt Saturday evening un
der the ausplces-of the Prely'terlJan
church was wiil attended.
TO WED TODAY.
Hamilton, July 1.- (Hpeclal.)-A
marriage Ikcense was issued this even
ing to Orville .. ,Cooper and Miss
Stella M. iihllips, both of iHamilton.
The couple, will 1ie married tomorrow.
alloons Given Away tomorrow at
"The Meroantile."
i -_ -
.Qrdt TWO and
t. . 18 $t. eir original
! n
FRA A GRI FUR
Corvallis, July 1.--(Speelal)--kvery.
thing is tlflng done to rmake the com
Ing celbratilnn oni thile ourth the best
evat. -The program will be carried
out In teQtall;r (one of the big features
will li1 the parade at 10 a. m. Busl.
ness mIt.lare 4busy rigging up floats,
and there will be various comic stunts.
'lT Iloe baseball, team will be ma
tb.l$ly L7Sengthened to Insure a fast
and snappy game with Stevensville.
POrenoon.
Parade--to a. m.
Declaration of Independence.
Addess.,-Hon.. I. hee M'Cullnch.
(Grand tugoRof-wr.
(Žotnnuilly basket plenic, shhool
yard.
Afternoon.
Ball game--Stevensville vs. Corval-!
Spots, and novelty raees.
Horse rauces Including throeeelghtst
mile running; puny race, bIoysi under
iii; gqsi.rt5'mile runniing; saddle horsw
race. '
PARADISE NOTES
Paradise, July 1.--Mrs. Louise Quirk
and daughter, Edith, left Frlday for
an extended' Vlili with relatives in
Heron and Spokane.
Miss Caroline Ilrickeen has returned
from' her homestead near Tuscor,
Mont.. and will visit at the home of
thJe Erl-ksens for seyeral weeks.
Mrs. M. Williams, who travels for
the Northwestern 'ra41ing; . ompanyof
Spokane, was In town this wedk on
business.
Mrs. J. Lahdon and daughters are
snaking a month's visit In Seattle and
Tacoma.
Mr. itenlsun, of the Northwestern
Ilmlprovelmllnt assuoclatlon was in town
this week looking aifter the com
pany's prppsrty interests at this point.
Miss Mllabel Coale visited i Sp okane
severatl days, r'turnipg Iaturday
siulr Jing. , "
'The Walllce-Paradise local has beep
but osn as a regular ruo. This runt Will
glve good pass'fenger service between
I'.r't dilsel' and ti. tikgis daIly.
Mrs. L. HI. Jeannot has returned
frusom alifornla, where sihe spent tile
winter with her ouuther. Mrs. Stokes
of tll WPrisnelseo. Mrs. Jeunllsot will
Ltke, clihhrgl of the Quirk rooling
IJonus,, durillg the absence, of Mrs.
Quirk.
Mir. Frank Hllilgun anld Margaret
C'alkins left Wednesday for a trip to
te coast cilties,
William Date leaves for Cornwall.
England. Tuesday mornilllng. Mr. Diatse
expects to be gone three months and
will visit severail points in the east
before sililllng from New York city.
Mlr. aend Mrs. ldward C'. Case have
returlned t Paradtlls.e after a short trip
to Hielena and L ll take, charge of the
(Case rIoumIsing hlolmt. during tihe ab
se'sunce of their parents, who are Visit
Inig relatives in iowa..
L. M. Linden iadse a busiuess trip
to Thoolllsonl, Nlturduy.
Mr. and Mrs. Nels,,n and children
left on No. :1 Mollday for a trip to
WutshigtotsU ansd Oregon.
Mrs. Warren Marley and children.
ione and. Kenneth, left this week to
ljoin the bhusband anld father in his
new ishome ila (.a.tltda.
irt'c Jolhntstol mIllade a trip to
C(amitm Hot s#prings Hutlurday to take
a ramllllinlg Iarty out to thle sprigs.
Tlme nsw I'athlilha hturslrh is almnost
coinpletd anlld is in surhape to hold tile
reulair s'rvltes in the maui part of
Sie building.
1.C. O. McMalhon, mach'inist, had tile
milsfortune ,tu have ihis right eye In
JuI.d Iy the expls)lns or a lubrlicator
glass. McMaihon wesit to PlaSis to
get inedlical lattntlolt and was ad
vIsed to gus to' the Missoul, lhospltal
fur trsatmsesst.
FOR THE FOURTH.
('orvallis, July 1.--(pecls.)-Mr.
and Mrse. (charles Johnson and,
daughter, .aIna, came over rojm the
OvahdO country to auend the Fourth
with relative, and friends. Mr. John
son is superjatendent of the irralUo.on
departMnelt for a .ioktTne flrni dWrit
ing sevrial re tions of hay and grain
lantds. They are ofa(ted but a few
miles frositl th proposed Puget Hound
exten.wlol. Ifom Gr.et .alls to, MUI.
youn"'ýl ebl ville, cme to
lMairiton hi mubnilla,:secured a mar
$lip lieeu e .ted.. e married shortly
before noon by Justice of the Peace
Frank Pelaick. The ceremony, which
was pertformed Ip the s dtase's aoffi
wa wltneuued by Attorneys B~ater ana
Kurts.
oHARtWD WITH MUTINY.
New Orleans, 'July I.-Warrants
char.n.l. revolt and tmutiny were Is-,
sued to4ay by the fedesra adtli.rlft.t
for 4r inamnbers of the enl~fte-room
crew of the o pthemr.Pacififotenu
tship Ast 'sw;o Went eon ..itife
*wdays.1h it V b.N.lu tt4
;:1AWC9ir wor * ir m.
y ,m
l k ow 41iawnl , t M a.t
thle w*ik.aglp ht sar
*t y otice t ui
a rr thr ate lM n talyt
, otei ar,eht&'&Adnd nifty
to 1r made. coats and suits. Mr. Mar
tilt hp tham In advance of the usual
date ind the'yr'are certain to otle a
sansation. They are' adapted to sum
test egui*, wear and their originality,
will ake 'then gp.iular froip the Satlt.
The display was arralnge'd in the win
dow lest ni.ht and it will be un
bovered., ruLddy fur Inspection, this
morning.
"We had sltbh a god sale on our
tigular summer lines that ,we were
closed out" earlier than we expected,"
said Mr. Martin last night, "but we
have Ibrought out th',se advance styies
for the late sunlmmer and early fall to
tale the place of the summer wear
whtbl' Wti have n,1 snc:efnfully ipla..l
alruedy. It In really the vety first of
the tailor Inade. to reach thi% fat
west. I am .r. otiur patrons and the
it6mn Of 4Mikiouia gnerhitly' will be
pleased. We hout, Ithey will all drop
around and see l,..e ununsually at
tractive designJ. ,lit fubri And rfah
lln, they .e aSre it ts attractive an
anything could I". I don't think I
htne" ever'seen a ltie that Was nu.ulll
formly satisfacltrv."
SUDDENLY SUMMONE
IS PIONEER RESH[
Frank Dlerman, ta pioneer of this
city, died suddenly last night at his
I|homel at tlle cornler of I0irnt and Pat
te nstrcets. +Mr. Ile,rmun was about
70 ylers of age and haslill suffered moure
or Inr forr several yearn. i'eiintly,
lhowever. he was n tii .wettr health and
lKilht nlihti he w,: up nlld tallklng
with neillglbose untl0 bedtime. About
milldnlght htfi.~oused poerons in the
hlouse, who fopld him very ill land he
expired 'ho rt after ai phynlclan was
allmlttloped. r. II)lerntan lhad no ret
a.vesn In thl -iclty. ihi war ai member
o.' the Odd lidath ldge, and tils or
aunization will mla.k. the fune'ral ari
alige Inenl s today.
TAPT HKIAI8 StAENGERFEST.
I'liladelphim ,July 1.-- A grand con
cert festival pnrlltpaltedI in by the
thousands ctd.m.abi.rs of associatlons
ucoatituting t Nr'l tNheatiern as.enger
bad, with 'rs tdvtl and Mrs, ,rtft ac
the guentt .or )Ionor. was Ilia crpwning
event tonight iind un today's program
of the 3ld iue'ngertalt. Wheno the
president and Mrs. TaHI reaOlued Brul d
street station at 6 o'clock 'they were
greeted by a G(ermman n,,gI of Welcome
sung by a large clla us. As the
president ,and iq,, wire ~,entered the
Audituriplp, thLiy ,torub uL 6,000 trainred
male voices eang the "'.ttar Spangled
Banner" while the Ilnmiens, audience
remainelld standlling. 'realdent Taft
made a' .Olle'.h i'Omendllulglll the pur
pous of lthe oaiicety. lie departed fur
Washilta.tn tonight.
LUMBERIJACK 'I SUICIDE,
Wallace, Jul) .. ( (811eriald)-hI*
Toblin, unitl re.natly a worker in
ltillbebr talllpu tIhruughllhut thu (0oeur
'Alentws, coninlltted nuluhlo In a 1dg
ing ihoutse here this eVninglll about S
g9elock by drinking a ultatlity of oI
boile acid. Hi reanines were removed
to tandertaklng pi,rlora to await In
*tructiUo from.l relatilve iIt Montana
anrd trlunl (tallbl Odd i".*llowa lodge.
"t willch IIhe i.wd nlemhbrshlp. To.
i ,sustalnfmld broken fle In an ae
rIdynt lait, l)ecelberb . The injury ltve
.Jh much trouble, and rtent ex ral.
a4ltilon disclosed the ine'i.lty of an
operation,. TilI~ I shail to haVe
brought ori desponIUe..ny whlch
prompc,.td iulJidl.
KAISER TO MEET CZAR.
Berlin, Jluly l.-Thie tierlan em
prror, ,compnillled by hIls third son,
Prince Adelberlst, arted tonlighlt by
way of Dansgig I',r Blilli. I.ort, a sear
purl of Russia near the entr'ant', of
the gulf of i,'luland, wihre they will
Itlltu the iusuluni emplltror. Th'le two
emllperorlh Iftt asit in, August, 1909.
The Imperial uhalewllor, -Dr., voe'
BeAohmanln-Holulwg, iN onli. of the emll
pirurl purly.
RATES ARE UN'REASONABLE,
Wuashinrton, July 1.--..'leas freight
rat.u froml Iih, Missourl river and
SIntlll of orligin eat lut dtitltinatlS InI
tihe Wllhamette valleys tlhralrha Plhrt.
land, ()ie., today were held by Ithe In
tertatte orpsuer.Ie oNtIunlhsll t, I).
IunrbaiOunwble. Rfductlone svyprs;gng
appruximately 1 per cent were or
dared.
SNOT' GQING TO BALTIMORE.
Washingtona July 1..."I am not Vb
,i 5 to qitlnowre Untilthey iendlolr
seIl t1 q I)J'p ve thLe lpiaforr," slid
Stiprlesenthtive UtladeWood" orfAlubama
r to iilt. .M.. UV.a4lv.od's friends at
the capitol thougbt 4i. wolnd go to.
Im o wrr The Alpibama t'ja ldldate ex
presled satislfatilotn over (oday's de
I velopments.
FIRE DESTROYS LOGS.
atult Ste Marle, Mich., Joly 1.-A
torest fire near Sheldrake, 40 miles
iterth of this city, has destroyed
ltearly 500,000 feet of higligradre white
pine logs, valued, at $50,0 acord
aic to yeourts reaelved hey. ton ht.
Sry
,ANPORb ImetRY DevaIYU o
DAMAoIN$ IVISINO PFnOM
"A Vsativw.
fteattle, July *,-.the habits of United
6thteu Distlret jtidg, (e'. 1. Hanford
.werr the *b q1" of ltqury today by'
tweu judltlary siNt-'onimitten of the
hpuse ofr ril.fMtelttattVe, rwhleh Is In
vestllgatinlg the Judge.
A. J. Nortakog, until a tfw weeks
ago an employe of a deteetive agendy,
was on the stand moat of thei after
not,n.
"Ju4dge Hanford int the afternoon In
variably would go to the Rainler club
ftrm tih federal bulhding," edid Nord
skug. "Hu would leave the clubh at
about 0 o'clool, whenl he would walk
titdown Mtarion sitreet to $ifectlid uvinaltl
alind tItter Ia bln where he woulld tiak
one drink, tin, many oacaslone he
wiould enlter anothitr bar nearby and
tak, another drink, and then wnlk
eatroe. tIhe stre(tIt to the lutlor hioote
and have a third. 4o4ntelltimt he
woulltl go the round of those ballr at
the dinner Ilour. , rmemtl er that
once or twice that having gone the
rounds In the eventinl he went to at
least three baur tafter It o'hlock he
ftret going holne for 1the night."
T.he wiluees told of foIllowvlg .lJudge
ltHanford late the night of 4 htuber if
a. iti walked home in the rain, frol'
the allnler club,. ile said Ithe Judgel
sutttpeid several times during Illt long
,walk to leIn tagainst bullding or u
IIght pmot.
i.net Htltlurday night Julld,,e II.nlforr,
leftI tle itu llttier illps l at iI o'clock,
Nordlkuog aid, ltnd atlll nt tai ke hisa
round of the dowitotwn Hu.itlInt.
"He rode on a ecar nt) the. hil to Br ,IId
way, whetre he got off and walked
north," said the witlness. "He wulked
rapidly, an I itIhave seehn Ii.n do when
trying to keep their btlantce. le eill
tered an aparttlenlt hniblidng at 11:30
and stayed until nearly 2 o't'look itn
the morning, when h u cam' out and
went haime."
BATTLESHIP IS FLOATED.
lirlst.l, it. 1.. July 1 -'l'he ItniteI
Statesn hullltlespll tIul"ll ll,. Which
went agKrlund tdlay a wshrt ditalnce
from Illg Jland, was fltiattedl t h1gll
tide. It Il thought aile sustaNI.Iieti pe
damage. Tle Itlsllana strul'k it soft
Inud blnk at high wSater, when going
six kInotise an hour, iant wae in PUt|e
a elheelteredl Ipunteol In thalt shlle wals at
flu (lilue Iln danlger.
CRISIS IN SPAIN.
lMadrlrid, July 1 •np let H | threutenedl
with Il Ilnillsteltri.ual crlln over ;I billt t
ltneretle thle p).were oef tie pt"ov ll Ihtl
tcounclls. IPremlllier ctu: tutlell.Juev ni.yN It.
Will reslgn unless, thIe blU ie Ilel pse*tl
lornnmer FPremlnelr Mornet lulld I iiiJorllity
of the IIseriiln oppope the bill,
Tomorrow is Balloon Day at the
Milssoul Mlroantile Co.
At ountains Elsewhere
Ask for
"HORI K'S"
S1 Oriiual he asine'
MALTED MILK
the o F ddt, trltr Mli Ages.
As restaurants, Iotels, and fountains.
Delicious, invigorating and austaining.
Keep it on your sideboard at home.
Don t travel without ..
i gala uleac proarud a minute.
Tab s itatio. J sd ;y1 RIJK'S"
Net In Any aGri Truwa
Are You Going Fishing?
Rock Creek
The only fslhilng place In Mon
tana.
Season Now Open
StAge leaves Bonlta daily at 11
a. in. Fare $1.50.
(lmod aeeo.mlnudation ait 1ii). Duil
glee Ih tel, iJulgley,
Por further partlculars address
C. C. VINCENT,
Banita, Mont.
1OR Ttdi 2WKO. thlZ
BRINI WO+S.
Hloyt-Dkl nson Piano Co.
.Xstsmani, 'X0b,. a a _
p4a6es5 mue lolrtmtumenta a"
NIext to Gold*l Rule Stea.
INSURANCE
r Life and Accident lsuurnaa
and Ret Rstate.
National Surety OCmpany,
Dan H. Roe
Twentyopaesalgar Talyhol; horses
Acroes the Reservation
DAtIY SONC DULL
Leaves Ravalll, 7 a. in.; leave Polea,
11 a. m.; arrives Poison, Ii M.1 srlve
-pvalll 4 p, m, Via Ronan, and le*.
slon. Also automobile muat Taln
INo, 41 daily; oonneots with boat at
Poison. sLar same as atage.
T. L. 3BAT N
Cel i ent n r'ee
lepartments .....
Extra Special
Flags aid Bn
SCb10SSBER G'S
Higgins Avenue, at Pine Street
Fourth of July Extra Spec
One bottle Ruby HIll whisky ...... ................."..'1.0
One bottle Peach Juice ........................ 4
(Full quart)
One bottle Grape Juice ....... ..................
(Full quart)
One-half gallon California Wines; assorted..........75.#
SOLOMON'S FAMILY LIQUOR STORE
115 East Main
Phones--Bell 57 Ind. 504
Agents for Nabst Blue Ribbon Beer
BIJOUH
--THEATER
Program for Tonight.
Broncho Billy's Bible
'hheI pit'lur that nearly c.oet U.
M. Andlerumn his life. Illghly sun
ailIn"lt: . fealture drama tingling
wiltl the old-time thrill of tie cat
tie totntry.
Missionaries in Darkest
Africa
All the tribeseRan shown in the
plcture are natives of Africa. The
Mcenes tire genulne, tihe first ever
made in the heart of Africa. Three
Kaºem arrtists play the leading
parts.
The Picture Idol
A very erntertlinlllg and amusing
eOntrtedy drama. The best your ever
haW.
The Best Always
It's coming next Thursday and
Friday--the greatest detective story
ever predueed-.'THE ORLEANS
COACH," in 8 reels. aones in
Paris, where the incidents actually
happened,
THE GRAND
Entire Change Every Day
Ortu Brothers
4 nSIomINs AVSIUISL
State Agents
stelnwq' & Sons
HOT WEATHER IS HERS
Wouldn't you Mrther have a Cool
Kitchen with a
GA$ RANGE.
than a hot one l ith 's Cos. ltange?
M. MI0.D M IULAI' G oM .N.Y
>eoogeen'i'r.!iwt; its
HARNOIS
THEATER
THREE NIGHTS
Thursday, Friday,
Saturday
July 4, 5,
PROFESSOR
Caruthep,
Amerca's Foremost
Hypnotist and
Mind Reader
PRICES, 25; 50,
Program far ' g lys
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