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LEAHY WANTS CITY
10 BOOST HIS
, SONGS
OPERATOR-COMPOSER QUALIFIES
FOR HONORS IN PRESS
AGENT CLASS.
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AWFUL PAINS
For Sixteen Years. Restored
To Health by Lydia E. Pink
!,am's Vegetable
Compound.
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bled with ;,a . aiin lIrr,'trulatritie.s fr
-....sisxteen yeavrs. anli
-utld Iii ditown it
iiwouli sent as if I
was going right
,- d, own out of sight
Sinto solite dark hole,
Sland the window cur.
-\ " "4rtains hail faces that
,, '.' wouldl peek otiut at
" e, and when I was
iout of doors it N iotlIld
seem as if somiething was goilng to hap
pen. My bhloo, was ipor, my ciri-cula
tion was so iad I would ht, lilk, a ,lead
person at tin.:s. I hadi f'matle weak
ness badly, my abdomen t wan sore and I
had awful pains.
"I took I,ydia F. linkham's Vegeta
ble Compound and ill steI lhi Sanativo
Wash and they ci'rtainly did wonders
for me. My troutles dtaltlpparted and I
am able to work hard every day.'"- Mrs.
W. F. SAWYE,, River View Farm, More
town, Vermont.
Another Case.
Gifford, Iowa.--"I was troubled with
female weakness, also with displace
ment. I had very severe and -stady
headache, also pain in back and was
very thin and tired all the tim,.. I com
menced taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and I am cured of
Sl^wthese troubles. I cannot praise your
medicine too highly. "-Mrs. INA MILL
SLAGLE, Gifford, Iowa.
Once Savage---Good Indians Now
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Sioux Indians watching demonstration of gang plows; Indians harvesting oats; Indian school children.
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OFFICERS ELECTED
BY COUNCIL
((ontinuted FIrant Page One.)
ln t a;ll l 'arts ~lit e the ,tat . t'p to
ni-l t,',Iay more thain a hundred Odd
!",t"lws : l lld Rt u('i S blilt registered.
'fr(olllliii\,, it is believe\d, \\ill s(ee the
C g"ratest arrival of d(loga tes, according
to thl.i' i tdd Fellows hlire. The
\IeltthIr is splenldid, and the largest
gralll boi.',. meeting in lith history of
i ,d iIh'lli tm in Montana is pre
dictc,,I
tli'ht , l,;tment cOU lcil will .me
,teamil :it 1 ''clock tttmorr.w aIitern.ton.
'hl 1.81l8', receptiolln and ,'.el1ine1 toI
thel ,h I ,'leunt s was tonight's 'featurie,
alnd i i' " o, n tention hall was p;'acked.
The d,.inertment council meeting to
dtay vtt.is It best attended in its his
tory.
LEON BASCOM DIES
AS RESULT OF WOUND
li. 1 : . I.I I.usclIIm recei' 't'dl word
frol, Int <1band yesterdlay thalt his
Ir.thl "l'. I . n u . sctmrt , hald diet 'rlnm
hI ,.ti',l' - , f the injury rtet '1c5id at
mlos, .1.,,, . [Sskatchewan, c( ilnadal , n
ne't~i~ r ', \lissoulian readers. will re
mntelllh r 1 (. Leon Blaso r IVis . llll't
wilhI .. rfered in a qluarrel he
twviln lt . lether imen, taIkilng the part
of It , or of the two. lie was\
sh : \warninl, 1 id llit milr
(h,"1rp -,. t bee ]on aLpprehended,
.,iý I',. ,n forlmerly lived in thlis
'ity-, t\I' , w ls a fireman otI the
N rih I , ific railway. He was 2,
! ;Ind a member of the
rolllh,· !i -",. I of Locomotive TraintmentI
iilI der of Mtoose. Hte leavtes
i sisters, Leonfla and TLe
... her brother, Roy, in Mis
Silly home being at 1521
~utII ) street. As soon asL word
was injured, E. L. IaS
Cailnada, antld is brlilnging
the ratin here for iuriail.
Stopped Night Sweats
and Banished Cough
If ,, t . uttTering with It cllltliluei
r L ng T.II robll e whI h dllt oes
,l' Itr ',t , t' l entnt, it m gllht hell
of ii,. z I aluhe to yol to invcstig ite
, <n Altierative. medicine for
11;," 'li,<. . 1 Long is, has i. . eonl lsihedl
at ,n st nilt' tnt rer. t Iny who
lil\ , ,, od Hllnd slledl it hate l1lun
t I5 that it was the ll l ns of
;etttttes li tt.end this ease:
1 ;For four years I wls troln
(Ii ' , ,',, .lngh. whillh gradually i e.
rau "l- {,.. I had flight swnv is ]lnd
,'hest. I wasi lositl ng nlly n:p
I wd s ordered anwad or
;;, ly nephew would not nillow
• I had tried Eckima s Al
"!,'-' 11% I i ,ilks I had I .'rked relief.I
isi e lrlsed, pinl l in t ile , i breastu
r ! I1 , I beeninie loose tnd easy,
I, Td I coulllolulle d gettingly
ll"ýl l, \ It l beenne normal. I i amI
M1S.) M1ARY W ASSON.
"l l+" i ' , ,,en, 172h S. i7th St., nhi .l
llu.l " -I. . ited; more ni relquest.)
iII to-.,It tird L ung Af|o ctions,
,and Miss i'nla tDug Co. and George
F 'rishcilme',r n , Adv.
OVER INtOME TA
PROLETARAT
WORRIES
COMMON PEOPLE SPECULATE AS
TO MANNER OF REVENUE
COLLECTION.
There Is mnuch talk among those
in Missioulla whose incomes are not
large enough to comen within the
province of the income tax as to the
method which will be employed in the
collection of Uncle Sam's latest form
of revenue. There are no revenue col
lectors in MMissoula, this city being
included it the district covered by
collectors in Salt Lake. The force now
tinder governmlent employ in the dis
trict olvionisly is too small to handle
tile collection of the income tax and
those who won't have to pay are be
((coming mlore excited than were the
tmoldohlel'trs \wlteil tile law was passed.
The co((ItIion opinion is that a house
't-ho)e (cHnvass will hav'e to be made
in all the cities of any size in order to
reach all whose incomes are taxable.
'fI ontdlnt such a canvass w\ill requtre
the e mploymevl'nt oif a large number of
reveIne (collectors, even in citids as
relatively unimpliortant as Missoula.
.Int liotte there are some deputy col
letlors, biit the force in the Smoky
city is too smaill even to handle Butte
coll(etio(ns. T'he officials there have
ite('(ivild no other word than a letter
f'oin headqluarters in Salt Lake con
taiinig a copy of the income tax law
;no asking that the names of all those
with incomes large enough to interest
tihe government be forwarded. Thie let
ter also, laid down the standard which
inome Illx collectors will be requirr
to miet, though nothing was said of
the empliloymenllt of men to cover other
Montana cities. The standard set by
the government is high. despite the
fact that it is not likely the salaries
in the inconme tax department will ex
ceed those paid in other branches of
the reveinue service, notoriously the
meanest conldlleted by Uncle Saim.
Juldging from the sizes of salaries in
the reveniue department, it is thought
that tax collectors will he pail about
$1,000 a year. The hours are long, the
standard high and the pay lotw. The
corporation tax clerks were paid only
$900 a year.
Trade in Foreign Countries.
Inl foireign coiuntries you come iunto
conIametition with the host goods froin
every land. An article must lha\ve
meorit of the highest order to win es
teem. In many of these countries
I'htnibcerlain's c'tough lReniedy is the
moist hpopular meditcine in use for
,oughs and coldls beause it is the
hest. F.or sale bIy all druggists.-Adv.
METHODIST SCHOOL
GETS BUSY
MONTANA WESLEYAN UNIVERS
ITY PLANS TO INCREASE
ENDOWMENT FUND.
Montana Wesleyan university has
iii hlrkel illln a campaign for a
larger endowment. The trustees of the
institution have decided t > increase the
fillnancial Ihlaic(ing to $7ST,000, according
totil : annoouncenment recently publishted
1,.- Presicint C'harles I,. Bovard. The
fr,sialt a:nnouncement follows:
"t m" 4of the largest educational un
dirtakings ever placed before the citi
zen. of Montana has been decided upon
by the trustees of the Montana We.
Iey ui university.
"'T'hese gentlemen believe that this
is the hour oif opplortunity for the W'es
leyan endowment to be increased to
$75,0ii .
"T'lhe trustees iha\ called to their
assti:blanre 'harles Strailer of Lincoln,
Neb.. who will direct the campaign. As
a sill(cessfll campllaign manager M'r.
Strader became noted through his
chairmanship of the squtad of Lincoln
btsinesrar men who, in 10 days, secured
hledtges aggregating to more than
$100,000 for that city's Y. MI. C. A.
building. Then last year he managed
a ciapaign in Nebraska for the Ne
braska WVesleyan university and se
cured subscriptions totaling $231,000 in
eight days. Besides this he has han
died successfully several smaller. en
tcrprises.
"That he is remarkably well
euluiitlied It direct the Montana Wes
leyan enterplrise is believed by the
trustees.
"While Mr. Strader was in Helena a
fe`w days ago he said: 'While the un
tdertaking is large in so new a state,
and \\hile it mleans hard work fo,
every one concerned, yet I believe it
oughtlll, to be done and that it can be
ditne.'
"Mr. Strader is at present making
a tour of the state, laying plans before
the five district superintendents-of the
:M ethodist church.
"A fewt weeks will he spent in pre -
paraltory and educational work and
thin wuill follow a state-wide whirl
wind camlpaign for subscriptions to
the elldowment fund."
CONSERVAIION WORK
IS T10 B EXTENDED
Washington. D. ('., Oct. 20.-Trough
all a;nnolullcelment mnade hqre today it
became known that the national con
servation congress has arranged to es
tahlish an organization in every state
for the first timein the history of thl
conservation mnovemlent The state or
ganizations are to be under the dlrec
Half the usual work
-and better than usual
results, when you cldan i
your windows with
OOLDo oust
Cleans everything.
5c and larger packages.
THE KIFAIRBANK PN1
CHICAGO
hLet the OLD DUST TWINS 1
do your work"
tion of the congress and are being
formed under a policy that will give
powerful impetus to the work of the
national body. Plans have been made
for nation-wide activity by the state
organization prior to the fifth session
of the congress, which is called to
meet in Washington, November 18, 19
and 20.
Through the machinery thus created
the congress expects to be able to set
in motion in thý; various states con
crete plans for Dutting into practical
effect the conservation principles for
which the congress stands. Hereto
fore the ct ngress has contentented itself
for the most part with working Iup
public sentiment through its annual
mneetings. In this it has been highly
successful. Each of the four great an
nual mneetings of the body has had a
noticeable effect on sentiment and
legislation.
The vice president for Montana is
Paris Gibson of Great Falls, amil the
secretary is Rev. George D. \Volf of
3Buttg.
ELKS TO INITIATE
IN BANG-UP STYLE
l ,II (,ate lodge of ite 1 . (). E.
will initiate l cglass of young Elks
Tulesdla evenling. The coiinlittee in
charge iof the iittlalion has maide
sllendid arrangelllnts for the affair.
An rel'hestra alld the famoilllllus Elks'
liuartel will ierl'forml and thire w'ill he
stuntils by several eiii'ne rs of the ElkIs'
ninstrels. Aflter tlisl initiation cere
mony rl'frtshlnwnts will hle servad. All
ilemiilI,'rs 'of the lodge' are Iurgcdl to at
tend.
SOCIAL DANCE.
Ilitn hall every Tuesday eveninig.
Admission free. ..1usic by llissollla
('lu orcheslra.- Adv.
WHERE THE EXyNSE CAME.
(Exchange.)
Will M31tt-It must cost a lot to
have your i\ ife spend the summiner at
the seashore.
Jack P'ott---I should say it does. Siniei
she's bo n Imasny I've lost about $23 ia
night at the club.
Always Reliable
Relief from the ailments caused
by disordered stomach, torpid
liver, irregular bowels is given
-quickly, safely, and assur-'
edly-by the tried and reliable
BEECHAM'S
PILLS
Sold everwhere. In boxes. 10c.. 25c.
PI LE S .....A£?:is
are curable. All kinds
mean suffering and
is always internal.
Dr. Leonhardt's
HEM-ROID
tablets produce amazing results by attackling the
INTERNAL CAUSE. The piles are dried up and
prmanently cured. 24 days' treatment, $1.00.
R. LEONHARDT CO.. Buffalo. N. Y. (free book)
Sold by Missoula Drug Co. and all druggists.
Talk Number Thlirty.lM
Not one
poor cigar
in a hundred boxes of
General Arthurs. Nu
merous inspections in the
curing, in the hand-making
'and in the packing safe
guard the smoker against
a poorly blended, or imper
fectly made cigar. The
General Arthur has never
disappointed in 25 years.
Gen'l ARTHIR
Close In
Dairy Ranch
For Sale Cheap
130 acres of land, five miles from
Missoula, for $100 per acre, with
good water right, good buildings,
10 good dairy cows, team, wagon
and harness; $500 worth of farm
ing implements; 25 per cent cash,
balance long time at 6 per cent in
terest. Call on owner, 311 South
Sixth east. Phone 346 red.
Orton Bros.
118 EAST CEDAR STREET
State Agents
Steinway & Sons
Chickering & Sons
Vose & Sons, Kimball
and several other
high-grade pianos
The Paxton Garage
Opposite Palace Hlotol.
STTiAM TITEATED.
Olpn Day and Night.
Storage $5.00 Per Month
Accessories and Stuppllies.
Both Phones, 678.
Taxicabs and Touring Cars
Transfer
Missoula
Auto Company
Opposite Harnols Theater.
Largest and Most Up-to-Date
Garage in the City.
Store your car with us
Every Car Owner Supplied Willth
Locker.
Full line of supplies
Bell Phone 984.
Order Before You Are Out.
Short Mill Wood
Ready to Burn Without Splitting.
Dry, per load ..............$4.510
Green, per load ............$3.75
Planer cuttings, per load.... 3.75
The Polleys Lumber Co.
(City Sawmlll.)l
Bell 414, Auto 424.
Uptown Office, 115 Higgins Ave.
Oxy Acetylene
Welding Plant
REPAIRS, TIRES, SUPPLIES, ETC.
CHICAGO GARAGE
Open for business day or night.
228 West Main.
Bell Phone 350. Ind. 177;
F. A. Mix & Sons
GROCERS
Wood, Hay, Grain and
Provisions
MISSOULA ART CO.
Cameras and Supplies
Developing for Amateurs
J. M. Lucy 1 Sons
UNDERTAKERS
Phone Bell. 869: Indenendent. 621
Dean's Regulets cure con
stipation, tone the stomach,
stimulate the liver, promote
digestion and appetite and
easy passage of the bowels.
Ask your druggist for. them.
.25c a box.

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