The Daily Missoulian. [volume], October 14, 1913, Morning, Page 6, Image 6

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FRISCO CHURCHIME[
FOR CLEANLINESS
DURING FAIR
PROTESTANTS GET TOGETHER
FOR SAFEGUARDING MOR
ALS OF VISITORS.
San Franlcisco, Oct. T2.--To outline
a campaign of religiolis work in SinI
Francisco in the Panamla-Paicific ex
position in 1915, and try to keepl a
check on inimorallit during the big
fair, a loc'al comiittee representing
the P'rotestant churches of the city
n.et today \itlh lir. C'iarles S. Mar
Farland of Ne t.. ork, executive se'
retary of the Fedetral Council of thet
C'htrchi's of Ihrist in America.
The elocal committeeot \. , hilh lisiholp
tughe's is chairmnan, -till work in co
operation with a . omtitttee o1f 100
formed by the federal oiell to t take
charge of all Protestant activities in
the exposition.
One effort of the conimmittt e \\ill be
to prevent insofar as possible the
commercialized exploitation of vice at
the exposition and in the city and to
urge aI clean city for the receptioln of
the exposition's visitors.
IVANOFF IS CERTAIN
HE WASN'T MURDERED
AButte, Oct. 13.--(Special.) --Ja me
tranoff, formerly etmployed in the
railroad yards of Missouia, suptiposcdlyi
murdered near Elk Park, andi the shal,
identified and buried under that name,. i
turncd up in aButte' tonignt and pre
sented himself at the n(ew'lept. it'f
fices in refutation of the identification
of the corpse. Ivanofrr ts mltch shorter'
in stature than the man ilnirderedtta, ind
ihe is at a loss to nt.etnllnt ifor tih i iden
tification of ihe remains a;s his by hisi
sweetheart, who shrieked and yelledt
"lvanoff" the miiotnent she sawi\ tihe
body. Tvanoff hadn't seon her before '
he appeared at the newspaper officeis.
He has been worlting Iol a, farm noetri
Chateaui. and ltltt(] Iint learned of his
"murder" and "butril" until yoesterilt
Then he took a. train itor PTutte at
onct to see his s\ove''itoIe rll il imh lt IIh.
lay, as he was a fraid he lligt losei
her.
THEY FIGHT FIRE.
Philadelphia,. O t. 1:,.-- After advocat
Ing in resolutions the adopting of fire
How Is Your Printing?
Printing
and
Binding
Done in our own plant is
handled by the best of
workmen, which insures
Quality and Service
which every Stationery user
wants. Prices are the lowest
that can be made for Quality
Loose-Leaf Binders and
Sheets for every use
made right here.
We want you to know that we
want your work---that next job.
The Missoulian
The Sentinel
"The P e's Printers"
Y .ý ,am L"y,
They'll Petition for Thaw's Release
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for ttirrv Ken'alt ll Thaw his relhnsi
prevention instructtion in all publc antnd
the -'alb l l '.ri; in l llct h" amt
iagalitist e( llith stibl] r oof' \Villiin 1 mil
nicipal fire limits, th11 eighth ann atl
co Vention f t11o ,iro ,Iarshls' AS
close hcrt" lost niglht. n. ('. I .c, tatt
fire t li.As l . f 4I w.I , Wt s l,'l il pilre t
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it i n. th. lils t . . i'ia h ' .l'. O ] t " .
;1n, I1 tl ' r( ror(;ll 'It Ztn11, .ihIim Isill ri htF
gu N, , i - t-ll-kl ntflt Xol llhu t of Kalti
,i,;uIzri . has inaugurated w hat she
HOBSON DUBS OSCAR
A DUMMY
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sit hat he Liad sidt to thhe poltli
if .\l:tutaiia. thati l'l.oth orl , td was a!
"itni'ui x.', ii.l tby his mai - ilt 1 ithe
interest of Wal strti t.l " aIi "ht.l if
iui .i-rm 1i (i11111i.u'- ul .ould Ihe UIs
L i x i t the 'rlialir mlersP s or a di
itr ,,,ss. i, sih p tit xtxp f politi
aI t l, I type thai plays the ngame
i ii alit, 5 ti.s t,,' tni ' int i, the .iami x
:ii, i h. t ! i lp 1 in lto in. W\ith
tlr his {q i'h'acter, I mnake that state
/1+'11|."
A Challenge.
tir . I'int ,- I it ' t tllenied anyone to
promv, halt ht ,,vr :,fid vmilted for al:
lhii buh t thlie I't t iinterests of his coI-i
s it titu i tis.
".'N lll ci anti o' interesot, howevF,
i.r it orl i i tlt' tt,l'" fi h delared, "his
Sl ' tll=1t llhi lits a t ot o r a. ( tllm y
Shli just i riiturned to the hous: R'
rt.:t lt llr Idist ed i n n hands that In
y ., n x l n subject to t i s '
i tl'hh i. t t' te'l',l t hi re, and yet I
th;ilht , t l' iintixii.an from Alt ia
hiii ier aily ietlr man here to SolnW
1l i i1lY ilts ii' ' tlix h heo in usO in
im atxii itrix i luI of that trust."
Alisw eri thi iluare that he was I
favorabhle to the lig i-i interests, MTr.
1n iihvi rwiii t lI of ihowv he hatl sup
ported andl t,,l,,t for the, anti-shipping.
liqonnr tilt it ite last session, which
i th liqunor interests didl all in their
poweir t kill.
"1 h evo l:ton.,s soul'ght to do mly 1111)"
in-I ii tiS' il . fi E l 'ion rtilictlf "'I'hrE
ifl. I 'll i ,It x iU tiV 1 yeoars of simr ile
if ;I tioi t t Sit hl 'ii l g dnd et d i y 1 i-i .
If I h !,,.eii tie , tool of WV ill -s r:-ol
ir Ih, i lillnor interests, theln ti n doi )
€.r'itic pal.rty its Been, fill' 1ily rt'olr'd is
the reord oliif tih e i tocl'atit, litl'y in
i R t tql';r ci( 7o1 f s e t ii' el.'l
'Mr. 'idert*iondul said that the pnotte
-f llllh tll s 1is who S tupportled hlin
SHE'LL BE DEPORTED
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MARIE LLOYD.
* '"+ . I.huo ,L inll i h aullc h i ,'
t s9 nl sing -li, did nIIlt appel ar Oiut
litaudi pcl tu, ibhet \\ il lnlnf"'tucd that
sl ilii must it' deill'rted is ;i tllltlesir
ulic i-lltell she reac'hed .New York last
\tekl. Irut slte has appiielltel to the
Scuiull. ionli.l cl of iltllliigailtioll iaLt \\Wash
iill sxt for a nldificatioln of the order
that m\\ill enable lhr to make a vaude
vill tour of tlhe ,lllltry. She was
er 4 back to Eiilind bectause she
'sared a stateroopt on the 3<o.u i
vwith Bernard 1oa. e
hopes to make a wiorl-\wide petition in
favor of this young iAmerican mnillion
aire prisoner.
Mrs. FergitsnQ plans to tirculate her
petition throuahounit it, Etnglisth-slie -
Iing woirld iand alri has plaedil pe
titioins in m ir y f the puiblitc ilildings
and leadiig hiOtrl ttirihroughout the
country.
Hundredus ,f iunielii are being tuigned
daily to the i .,tiil to anli the signers
include man of ithe representative
peopltle throughtlut the country.
at Baltimore w\ouit not have been
ashamed if hie had been nominated and
elected.
"It was nlot a ca;lmpaign contribu
tion they were supporting," lie de
clared.
TUBERCULOSIS BATTLE
IS MAKING HEADWAY
New York, ri t. 1.---The fight on
tliereulosis is lmakitng ti(adwtay, says
hJosiph Oho;atu. fl-ormer American am
I 'ssaldor to ni:g, lnd and lupresident uf
thle stat§ -Clhrity Aid association.
1tr. Choate in his report as head of
The anssociation points out that New
Y" lk lortal ttuereulosis houspitals have
inreansed from tw t to 19, Ipublic health
inns'es have incron.,it ftromu two to
79. free tuberculosis dispensalries have
tlillltitllit l from two to fi6, anti-tuber
ulsis scieties flrom. t\wo it 300--all
tihs :.'ccomnplished within six years.
The , t lth rate shows a deor-ease.
BLAME FOR SHOOTING
LAID TO MINE GUARDS
(;ltuiet, Mich., Oct. 13.-All trains
iare Iing watched to prevent the es
cape if three men who Yesterday aft
Iernio fired on a parade of copper
inoin strikers. It is reported that two
iif 11.,i men have succeeded in getting
iiay. According to the military of
figiro-s \\ Ito stopped the automobhile after
thl .-c,,ling, the three men were rep
Ire lintat.ces of an eastern agency and
imiplI iid here as mine guards.
COUNTRY BANKERS HEARD.
\\i.:-,rglito, Oct. 13.---Blankecrs rep
rsentlill4 the "country" baliks of the
liiitii, r*r those oiutside the reserve
ahni m eiiin lltal reserve cities, dis
ciusst ile administrationl currency bill
Itl I-y tfore the senate hiunking coni
nuiittr,. They urged provision for re
tirinlg tie two per cent governmenit
Iliuls nii which the present currency
is hIli. They suggested refundirng
by hliil, r interest lipainlg iionds or
rcclir-ill. lnt at not less than par.
T'le prrvision to 'orce nationial banks
taking deposits to segregate ia por
tion ,I their assets, for that purpoase,
anll i,,. st savings deposits in special
kidl o: iecurties, was attacked.
TRIPLETS.
,,A \ngelehs, Cal., (eit. 1i3.-Male
triil,het were born in this city today
I, I-,,i, ! t Albert Lovell, a soda foun
taiLl ch rk ,whoi gets $11 a week and
Ihas ,ne other cihild. The triplets weigh
' llllids each.
A Neglected Cold Often
Afflleets the Lungs
.1:l!,y se.;iols l ases of I'hrh Iit or aullg
'T n'..'- ,:II Ire directly it(trced tle a tough
i iwhih i t l 't negleited. If
,1 n t h it ý, 11 11 I loug'i per 1sists iin lilg
i i ii, i- l,1 tl i l k Wartll , l ig i ii ot neglect
I;I irat :I il -l t lu liter lie al re r -
' " 1 In ll oll;IllIy t .ases Il ;II, II 'i Alterl -
, e... I "th., ll i 4" h ingilg per
- h I tl l u vesl. igate th.~tl i l.ese:-
stll tI eentl N . 1I'.
ll . I rI+lel:l For tlile or six yeallrs I
.. hl with ei., tgh nill ex eleet.)rt'
i 1u I ;iilso llto :, high fLeverl. ly l a\ se
lh h ri t li -ci Itrouble by it lly.
1 110i s gi\e' 1,'d li\ r Oil, ('reo
so 1 other uelidtines., ill \\iitolit
IllI i. AtI i 'I l it itl s t ii e. 11 1.i, i Witi s
f "\l eal to ii ve. g ait i nl g Dlr. tl. II.
11 :\, h' e i ult I tsd thi i s lC of leu .k
lit:i t ' .. \ \'live, w i;11 I took with ex
c,'l, H I ' re ult,. I hiatlve .rictl iln weight.
I i iu n i \Allietlvler uts l itel lhnc t upi
f- -r i-i l li Iateveu . I give thefei
f:-.1, h, eo,.ourl'ge others to use il I i'tnuiV'
rI.\!i tli\ ill .IA . W. uKANA I.
ii,\ a- u lire\lated: Mi ore on relu.i Is.l
imanUs Altterative hts beer protve, t y
11-:1W ylars' test to hi moI t tftl tows
for .- lrel' l'-inrott sad Lung Affee ions,
l i lshitis. Itru elailt A t.h la. Stu htilorl
il', tar ile auphul ldlthe Igdrglt
forming drugs. Ask for booklet llg
DEFENSE OF BEILISS
BLAMES MURDER
ON JEWS
WITNESS IN RUSSIAN TRIAL
SAYS CO-RELIGIONISTS
KILLED YUNHINSKY.
Kiev, Oct. 1o.--The entire court en
gaged in the trial of Mendel Beiliss for
the murder of the boy Andrew Yun
hinsky in 1910, adJourned temporarily
today to visit the cave in which the
boy's body was found.
The first witness was DebjaneskY, a
publican, who testified that he had
heard Yunhinsky's aunt, Natali, who
has since died of tuberculosis, say:
"His own people killed him."
This remark was made before the
arrival of the authorities at the cave
and before the character of the wounds
on the Iboy's body had been ascer
tained. The witness added that Yun
hinsly's uncle, Theodore Nejinsky, had
visited a cafe ten days after the crime,
when he seemed excited. Hlis overcoat
was splashed with clay. A boy gave
evidence that 'le had brushi!ed and
cleaned Nejinsky's 'oat on that day.
ENGLISIH MILITANT
TO BE DETAINED
(Continued From Page (one.)
the local authorities at New York,
leave no nitiler course open to the au
thorities.
Officials here say no protests against
her excludion have Ibeenl received. The
conlltroversy which has boon stirred up
in advance of her landing, officials
point out. has created a situation which'i
no single immigration inspeltor wounld
atti-nipt to handlel. and no course re
mains but to detain her uniti her case
canl e plassed on Iby a board of' review,
axs woult be done in any other disputed
landing.
Record Issued.
A record of Mrs. Pankhurst's ac
tivities, her arrests and imlprisonmlents
has boon issued to the alllhorities at
Now\ York. On that and on a hearing,
the immigration nuthoritis will de
cide if any of the sut'lffragtt leader's
acts have Iben sittlch as to debar her
frotm le I'nited States. A prlneipal
n.(aslin to be determined will be, do
her c'lllort or"l'id iandl jlil sentencte alone
justify her deto'rtation',
()ffiitlis rxlsret a: Igal hattle to at
Iract Ith. attentoion of sufflragttes all
over the \worli. T'he t'a tional suf
fragotte organization probably will aid
the I(ritish leader. ,Vhethelr the anti
suffroge dvlocates will (ondlluct any
orrrenized lresistlance to hcr landing is
loi kinown here. Suffrage leaders in
timalt that any decision by the immi
graltion a uIthorities adverse to Mrs.
Pa nkhulrst may be carried to the courts,
as was the recent case of Cipriano
I'astrro, which resulted in a victory for
the Venezuelan.
OPERATORS MAY STRIKE.
Dallas, Texas, Oct .13.-A strike of
telegraph operators over the entire
Missouri, Kansas & Texas railway sys
ten is thre(atened. greneral managers of
the road said here today. The men
want a 10-hour day, 10 per cent in
crease in wages and overtime. Aboult
700 may be affected.
Copy Ne. 7
every
Lousewn.fe
That hot water is
wholesome. That
a cup of hot water with
an ARMOUR BOUILLON
CUBE stimulates the circu
lation and drives away that
tired feeling and the nervous
let-down that comes to all
workers. A cube to a cup.
INDIA.
- THROUGH
Aithe Medi
terranean1
Suez Canal,
Red Sea and Indian Ocean
to Bombay and Colombo,
including sidetrips through
India. The Holy Land and
Egypt, stopping at interea.
Ing points in Europe, Asia
and Africa, by the .
S. S. CLEVELAND ('~o)
From New York, January 15,1914
93 Days-$700 and up
iludilnag setore excunlo saad allaeces.wr.
Also cruises to West Indies, '`bk ma
Canal, Around the World, through the
Panama Canal and Mediterranean
Pots and pans quickly shed
their grime and grease, and
shine like new when you use
GOLD DUST
Cleans everything, and
leaves purity behind it.
S5c and larger packages.
USf CHICAGO
l "oLet the BOLD DUIST TWrIS
Iae y do y woar"'
TO
Bitter Root Valley
Non-Resident Orchard Owners
Will any individuals or members of syndi
cates who have been induced by the repre
sentations of the
Bitter Root Valley Irrigation
Company
to purchase orchard or farm land from said
company, desiring to give their true expe
riences THEREAFTER with this company,
the ACTUAL results derived from intercrop
ping, also actual supply of water furnished
and care of their orchards by the company,
under company contract, please communi
cate with
N. M. JONES, Attorney at Law
Offices: Merchants' Savings Loan & Trust
Co. Building, Corner of Clark and Adams
Streets, Chicago, Ill.
PPLICATIONS for steam
heat service are now ready
at our office. All persons
desiring this service should
sign applications at once so
that we have ample time
to arrange for connec
tions.
Where the service pipe is not ex
cessive in length, the Light Com
pany will run the service to the in
side of the property wall. The
heating customer will make connec
tion from this point to his own
heating pipes.
All services to be on a rmeter
basis, the right company furnishing
the meters.
Missoula Light & Water Co.
LUMBER DEPARTMENT
OF THE
Anaconda Copper Mining Co.
SUCCESSORS TO
Big Blackfoot Lumber Co.
MANUFACTURIRS OF
Weste:n Pine and Larch Lumber
GENERAL SALES OFFICE LOCATED AT BONNER, MONTANA
SBONNER, MONTANA.
Mills Located at HAMILTON, MONTANA.
R ST. REGIS, ,MONTANA.
Our mills have constantly on hand l:irge :nd rrc; lete assortments of
yard items in Western Pine and Montana Larch. Our facilities permit
of gettihg out bill and special items with the least delay. Shipmbents
made over N. P. and C., M. & P. S. railways. A large and complet.
faicnory In connection, which makes anything needed in S.,sh, Doors,
W.ndow aAid Door Frames. Mouldings and Interior Fius i. Large fhc
tory for the manutfature of
BOX &HOOKS. FRUITTAN APPLE BOXES
PHONE 703-2 ,ELL