The Whitefish pilot. [volume], January 10, 1908, Image 2

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Are You Aware
ln the course of one your the bal
ance of your watch make* löT.ßSO.
IMO revolutions'?
Think of iti
In limp tin* oil gam*. produces
fiicliop noil wears ihe delicate
bearings, destroying their l»»tf 1»
finish atnl perfect r ', thus minim»
an aeemate tiine piece. An nnli
nary nnielitnc is oiled ilaily. Your
wateli slioulil he oiled onee a year.
Let nsexamine il ; an holiest opin
ion from ns w ill cost you nothing.
On*»
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J. A. Robinson
Jeweler
0. N. Watch Insp. Whitefish
J. A. Tillett
Resident Dentist |
ßomnotorme Gas given for Pain
less Extraction
Office over Snyder's
Drug Store
VVhitefish, Mont.
Everybody loves mir baby, rosy sweet
and warm
With kissv places on her neck and dim
ples on her arms.
Once she was so thin and cross, used to
cry with pain-*
yiotber gave her C'a sea sweet, now she's
well again. Sold by I'orcy F. Dodds, j
E. A. KNIGHT I
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CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
Estimates furnished
on application c*
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pay
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Kennedy'* Laxative Cough Syrup
panse* a free ami vet y* title action of the
bowels through which the cold is forced
put of the system. Children like it. Con
tains no opiates nor narcotics. Sold by
Percy F. Dodd*.
flengon Bros
WILL DELIVER
MILK
TO
\ N V PART OF TIIE
rows
A K AIM TO IO.EASE OUR
CUSTOM EUS
Milk
miv ;»\s*u hw oVviauieil :\t r
«widenee
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as Laxative t'ongli Syrup for
coughs,
rold
, croup and whooping einig
i grows
fll l
ivor daily. Mothers slum
d keep
it D i
h nul for chi 1-1 re i. It is
prompt
relie
to croup, -li is gently
uxative,
il ri vi
ng the poison and phlegm 1
01/1 the
r Vf»te
lit. It give» immédiate
relief
final
aiitee«!. SoLl by Percy K.
Dodds.
J.
Frac
H.STEVENS
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
ice in anrl Federal co
before (be Laud Office.
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to
as
a
Kotary public. I'oetoffice block,
Kalispell, Montana.
To stop that pain In the hark, that
stiffness of the joint* and muscles, take
l'inenles. They are guaranteed. Don't
suffer from rheumatism, haelmclie, kid
ney trouble, when yon get fit) days' treat
ment for fl.OO. A single dose at bed
time proves Ilieir merit. Get them to
day. Sold l y l'erey 1*'. Dodds.
try
ill! Will DM DP
PATTERSON & YOUNG, Pious.
An up-to-flate shop, where the
service rendered is the best.
It will he un necessary to go through a
painful, expensive operation for Piles if
von use Man Zan. Put up in a collapsible
tube with nozzle, ready to apply. For
guy form of Piles, price ado, Sold by
Percy F. Ilodda.
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HALL'S BILLIARD HALL
Firstchifis I tool and billiard table*.
lull line oi Tobaccos and Smok
ers' Sundries.
Günther'* famous candies always
in stock, in box goods and hulk.
OH AS. a. HAUL
SHERMAN
The Undertaker
Carries a full line of every
thing pertaining to the
trade. Preparing bodies
for shipment a specialty.
Wh itelish and Kalispell
Maks your Utter more interesting by
iis'iim The rilJPj* souvenir stationery.
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THE WHITEFISH PILOT «
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C. L. CLEMENS
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Subscription outside of Flathead county
payable strictly in advance
In Flathead county subscription is payable
at any time within the year. As most people
in the county who take the paper do not like
to have their subscription interrupted, a
year's time is given in which to pay for It,
and the paper does not stop when subscrip«
lion expires unless so Ordered.
If you are receiving a copy of the paper
regularly, you will be expected to pay for it.
Don't forget this. If subscription is not
paid at the expiration of a year's time, you
w ill receive notice. If you wish your paper
stopped when your subscription expires,
kindly notify this office.
There are no deadheads on The Pilot's list,
and we want none, so if you do not expect to
pay for the paper please take the trouble to
have it stopped before you get in debt to us
and we become the victim of misplaced con
fidence.
Al'VKKTiaiNU rates:
Display—20c per single column inch per
reek. Standing ads, l.Te per single column
neh per month.
Heading Notices — lCc per line pel week.
Wunt Ads le per word.
PL R1.ISHEÏ) EVERY FRIDAY.
Entered as second class matter February
I IS. !i*'b at the postottire at Whitetish. Mont.,
under the act of Congress of March 3, 1S79.
The water wagon has lost
part oT its recent heavy load.
large
j
The trust is getting in its work on j
se publishers ot newspapers and the
ward. 01 1111 1>apel 13 st anng sk> I
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a resident oi Wolf Creek, Mont.,
working at Wolf Creek. ,
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that Lieutenant Governor Edward
Nurris will get the democratic nom
to receive mention in the state press
as a candidate tor governor this lall. I
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with twenty hiiiion feet of sawiug
umber standing m i iathead county, i p
r'n'r»hô
uses tobacco. Non-user* of the weed
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ination fur governor of Montana.
Hon. Lee Mantle of Butte is among
the stalwarts in the republican camp
there is no danger ot the supply run
ning out for some time to come.
will now begin tu acquire the habit
a measure oi protection.
No time should be lost in arranging
lor a tire alarm bell or whistle. W ith
out a means ot sounding a fire alarm
the efficiency of our fire department is
set at naught.
And now the office ot ihe Goshen
independent has been burgiaiized and
is cents in cash taken. The editor
fias the sympathy of the whole news
paper traitrnity. What in thunder is
the country coming to, anyhow?
James J. Hill characterizes the
northwest as the favored spot of the
nation. The northwest will be pros
perous when other sections oftlie coun
try are not, because of the newness of
the country and the many rccources
susceptible of development.
If Senator Carter gets his postal
savings banks bill through congress,
every body can save money, even to
newspaper men, as the bill provides
for deposits ot amounts down to ten
cents. Just watch our bank account
grow then.
a
if
by
j The Kalispell Inter I.ake commends
i our lodgepule pine to the match tactor
j ies as excellent material from which to
: make matches. With match factories,
I lath mills and pickling plants looming
j up in the near future, the passing of
the ludgepole pine is in sight.
School children of Montana are to
be asked to choose fur the state a tree
which shall he emblematical of the
commonwealth. This is the result ef
a resolution adopted at the meeting ef
the State Teachers' association in
Missoula. The Pilot suggests the
Christmas tree as the one to most fit
tingly represent our state.
I
ler
out
if
A Missouri editor was ovetjoyed
just before Christmas time by one cut
his noble band of delinquent subscrib
ers coining in with a fat turkey to ap
ply on subset iption. None but a
member of the craft could realize the
happy thoughts that flooded his think
er. "As we reached for the turkey,"
he says, "he flopped his wings—and
we aaoke."
Once a man prepared a noble and a
giand feast. He sent to remote parts
for the rarest viands and delicacies.
His chef taxed his utmost skill in pre
paring the bill of fare and cooking the
food designed for a thousand or more
guests. The evening came, the great
banquet hall was lighted brilliantly,
music filled the soft, warm air and the
lord and seivants were in a state of
ing
for
(the
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I lo
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HOW riANY BEANS IN
■—THE BOTTLE?-™
A $10.00 Mirror will be given to the nearest
guesser. One guess will be given with ev a
ery 25c purchase. Contest closes Feb. 10, *08
For further particulars call at
SNYDER'S DRUG STORE
FAVORS GLACIER PARK.
T HE Kalispell Inter Lake last week published a letter
from Senator Thos. H. Carter, in answer to the
objections which have been raised to the creation of a
national park in the Lake McDonald country, and which
should set at rest about all the objections raised which
j have any merit in them.
j Senator Carter makes it plain that it is not the inten
tion to include any agricultural or mineral land in the pro
I posed park, and states that if any such is included in the
boundaries as laid out the boundaries will be changed.
The senator does not think that any mineral land is in
» the report of the geological survey shows that
, there are no valuable mineral deposits in that section of
1 country, and the formation is such as to be against
the Probability of any mineral existing there. The bound
aries as proposed do not include the oil fields.
Referring to the benefits which would accrue to Flat
head county by the creation of the park, the senator
points out that from $25,000 to $100,000 would be spent
annually in this valley for supplies, and congress would
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I undoubtedly appropriate m the neighborhood of $250,000
per year for road building, not to mention money appro
i p r j a t e d for other improvements. The building of the
roads would make all interesting places in the park of
easy access.
"The Glacier National Park would be advertised all
over the civilized World and would become one of the reg
ular points of interest for tourists," says the senator,;
' 'whereas the section of a forest reservation, supplied only
with bridle paths and trails, will in the future, as in the
past, fail to attract the attention of tha great body of
travelers. True, now and then an individual will go in
with a pack outfit on a hunting expedition, but such visi
tors will be few in number compared with the throng of
a
ed
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tourists who would frequent the place every summer if
embraced in and improved as a national park. The So
journing of tourists in the park would mean much to the
Flathead valley."
Is
to
expectancy. But no guests came.
I he lord puzzled his head soiely to
know the reason why. His chief but
ler knew, yet durst not tell him. d he
truth was, he had neglected to send
out invitations. So the feast was for
naught. There are merchants just as
foolish as this lord. They think
if they will put together attractive
goods people will find it out for them
selves and will stumble over one
another in getting to them. But the
people fail to find it out, because they
have not been invited. The adver
tisement is the invitation card, and
wise is the dealer who is alive to the
fact. It pays to adveitise.—Forsyth
Times.
PLOT EXPOSED.
The plot is out. The villain has
been traced to his lair and the screws
have been applied. People are stand
ing aghast at the terrible revelations.
From Selish to Summit and from Gate
way to Guusight Pass the country is
aroused. The Kalispell journal thus
exposes the terrible stale of cfTiirs
that exists:
"It is stated that about a third of the
inmates of the county jail are prisoners
that Co tu* from Whitehall, and a great
number of them should really he cared
for by the city of Whitetish, which is in
corporated. Most of tlie offenses for
which prisoners are sent down should he
punished under tlie city's ordinances.
There is no reason the county at large
should cure for and feed them, and pay
tlie otlicers mileage lor bringing them
down than there is that tire county
should he under tlie expense of taking
cure of the violators of the Kalispell ciiy
ordinances. Ii might lie a source of in
erest to mitigate the dullness of a long
January if ihe Whitetish Pilot would
take lip this matter and ventilate its
views thereon."
The records at the office of our
justice of the peace show that during
(the past two months five prisoneis
! have been sent lo Kalispell trom White
! fish. Three of these were bound over
I lo the district court on felony charges,
the only thing that could have been
done. The other two'were cases, we
believe, which could have properly
come before either the justice of the
peace or the police magistrate.
With a county full of legal lumin
aries who are willing to undertake any
thing trom running railroads to kill
ing bills introduced in congress for the
benefit of this county, the poor little
Pilot can hardly be expected to ven
ture an opinion as to the legal status of
the working ot our justice courts, bnt
we will whisper gently that the opinion
lias prevailed in this office that the only
grounds for complaint lie in the two
cases mentioned above, and, while they
might have been handled by the
police magistrate, they also came
properly within the jurisdiction of the
justice of the peace.
While we appieciate the favor of the
Journal in passing the matter up to
The Pilot lor ventilation, we trust that
our esteemed contemporary will camp
upon the trail of all offenders nor sleep
not until every vestige of vice and
wrongdoing in this county has been
yanked up and had its tail bobbed and
its ears cropped.
Bing's Little Liver 'Pilla wake np lazy
livers, clean tlie system and clear tlie
skin. Try them for billionsness and sick
headache. Price 25c. Sold by Percy F.
Dodds
A Suggestion
Nearly everybody in Whitetish
has a friend or relative some
where to whom they would like
to send tire home paper. It helps
to advertise the town. It may
result in bringing in new people
and new industries. It eaves
writing letters. It reminds them
of you every week. They will ap
preciate it. Three months, 50c;
six month*, Jd ; one year, $2
rs
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of
of
all
of
in
of
A BASEBALL SUPPER.
How a College Team'« Captain Enter
tained Eight "Fana."
"Out on the first!" "That's n hot
one!" "Willie scores one!" "Homo run
for Arthur!'' These were the familiar
terms that greeted eqvh Joke or at
tempted Joke. The occasion was n
novel entertainment recently given In
a college town at which the captain of
the college team entertained eight of
the most enthusiastic "fan i" among his
friends at a baseball dinner, I'ouut
Ing the host, the party numbered nine.
Dinner was announced at t> o'clock in
the evening.
With the assistance of his mother
and sister the young man Carried out
the whole arrangement with brilliant
success. Ttefore going Into the dining
room each man was given a place on
the "team" and by tills means found
his proper place at the table. The din
ing table, whfch was square, was turn
ed and spread tu such n manner as to
represent the diamond of a baseball
field. lustend of the usual card* there
was at each cover a miniature fan
bearing the word pitcher, catcher, first
base, second base, third base right
shortstop, left shortstop, right field, loft
field. The menu cards were diamond
shaped and had "Official Score" print
ed on one side, nnd on the other side
was the mean, consisting of nine
courses, or "Innings," ns they were
termed on the cards. They read, lenv
tng out the Interpolations, as follows:
FIRST INNING.
First strike.................Oyster Cocktails
sneoxo INNING.
In which the hosing Team Lands____Soup
THIRD INNING.
Caught or. the Fly........................
Mountain Trout on Diamond Shaped Toast
FOFRTÎI INNING.
A Sacrifice .................................
..........Lamb Chops with Potato Balls
FIFTH INNING.
A Foul Ball................................
........Turkey Croquettes. Crceu Peas
SIXTH INNING.
The T'mpirc. When We Lose............
...........Lobster Salad. Cheese Wafers
SEVENTH INNTNG.
Wliat We Were Handed....!.omon Cream
In Diamond Shaped Slices and Macen
roons.
EIGHTH INNING.
Essential for Good rtaytng..............
......Preserved Ginger, Wafers. Cuftce
NINTH INNTNG.
Where They All Score....................
....................Distribution of Favors
The favors were tiny horns, with
which, at the suggestion of one of the
boys, they rooted far the clever host
and the unique way In which they had
been entertained.—What to Eat.
if
So
any
kill
the
little
ven
of
bnt
two
they
the
the
the
to
that
and
been
and
The "Drago Dactrin».''
What Is the "Drag» doctrine." which
Is to be excluded from tlie delibera
tions of The Hague conference? It has
nothing to do with the late Queen Dni
ga of Servla, hut derive:; its name from
I)r. Drago, foreign minister of the Ar
gentine Republic, who. imitating Hie ex
ample of President Monroe, enunciated
tlie convenient theory Hurt debts owed
to the citizens of one government by
those of another may not tie "collect
ed" by force. This was when the
combined fleets of England. Germany
and Italy in 1002 appeared off Vene
zuela and caused Mr. Kipling to write
his "Itowers." This "Drago doctrine"
was naturally hailed wttb enthusiasm
by n!I the money borrowing republies I
of South America, but they were told
from Washington that it could not be
regarded ns a subchause of the Monroe
doctrine.—Chicago News.
The Pcctoff'ce and Crime Detection.
Discussing "Frauds In the Mail" in
the North American Review, George
B. C'ortclyou, secretary of the treasury,
says: It will tie readily understood
that the guarding of (lie mails for the
purpose of keeping at the minimum
the manifold abuses to which they are
Inherently subject Is a tyisk of great
magnitude. But it is being better nnd
more efficiently done every year, af
fording much justification for tlie re
mark which was made not long ngo
that "the postotHee department of the
United Stales is the most effective
agency in the world for the detection
nnd prevention of crime and the ap
prehension of the rrfmlunf."
The
lazy
tlie
sick
F.
like
helps
may
eaves
them
ap
50c;
$2
The Phenogrsph ss a Witness.
In Brussels lives n lawyer who re
cently made good list* of a phonograph
in a lawsuit. He had been continually
annoyed by tin* noises of hammering
at au iron foundry iu bis near neigh
borhood. Finding that complaints were
nuavailing. hg brought the matter into
court. But before doing- so he placed
a phonograph iu his library for one
whole day. When the ease came before
the court lie produced the phonograph
and set going the specially prepared
cylinder, .-Vn uproar ami din as from
tiie forge of Vulcan was tlie result, and
the ingenious lawyer won his case.
Ilia Shock on tho Dreadnought.
In the simultaneous discharge of
eight of tlte ten twelve-inch guns of the
Dreadnought a shock was given that
vessel ef 400.000 tons, more than dou
ble that of any broadside ever before
fired. The vessel of 18.5UO tons skid
ded sideways several yards. listing
many degrees. Tlie guns are fifty
three feet long, amt each shell of SÔO
pounds !s discharged by 2G5 pounds ol'
cordite, with a muzzle velocity of 2,000
miles an hour.
Ttic Oiliest Dunk tintes.
Tlie oldest bank notes hi the world
are tlie "flying money." or convenient
money, first Issued fn China in 2007 B.
C. One wTitefc tells that the ancient
Chinese bank note» were In many re
spects similar to those of the present
day, bearing the name of the bank, tho
date of issue, the number of the note,
the signature of the official who is
sued It and its value Iu both figures
and words. On the top of these curi
ous notes was the following philosoph
ic Injunction: "Produce ail you can:
spend with economy." The note was
printed in blue hik on paper made
front the fiber of tlie" mulberry tree.
Oue of these notes bearing the date
1500 TV G. is still preserved fn the Asi
atic museum at St. Petersburg.
Typewriter supplies at Tlie Pilot office.
Billiton*, carbons and paper of various
kinds.
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-MEWED FROfl
Famous Wdiern
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Bwim'As Hory
GUARANTIED
ABSOlUTtlY
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Kalisfeu-Mâïâ ""»Brewing Co.
KALISPELL. MONT.
CENTRAL BEER HALL
PELOQUIN & JVtcWILLIAn, Proprietors
A First Class Resort. The Bar is stocked with a
high grade line of Wines, Liquors and Cigars, which
will meet with the approval of all who want the best
HOTEL NORTHERN
HOTEL CADILLAC
CHAS. W. PRUYN, Prop.
THE BEST!
Masury's Paints, Oils and Var
nishes.
A full line of Crockery ware
Everything in Builders' Hard
ware
O. K. and Horton Washing
Machines.
Wilson Heaters from $2.50 up
A full line of Logging; Tools
McIntosh hardware co.
...Brewery
Saloon
and Concert Hall...
Centra) A /ernte,
Whitefish.
J. H. riATHEWS, Proprietor
The bar is stocked with Wines,
Liquors and Cigars.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
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o* jt ,4 Recognized as the most popular resort in town j* j* j*
STANDARD SLEEPING
CAR COMFORT 8
on your'tri|) to St. Paul or Minne
apolis, you can avoid the fatigue
that usually follows a night in an
ordinaty day coach by using our
standard steeping car. I.ong
roomy beiths—l'lush upholstered
scats.
USE TRAIN NUMBER 2
to St. Paul. Minneapolis, Crook
ston, Grand Forks and other inter
mediate points, and ride in the
standard sleeper. The comfort is
worth the cost. For rates and
reservations, call oo
J. E. HILLS, Agent
Great Northern Ry
GEO. WEBB
General All-Around
j* Practical Painter j*
First-class Work and Best Materials As
sured. Let me figure on yom Paint
ing, Pa tier'hanging, Kalsoruining
am) Hardwood Finishing.
WHITEFISH
MONT.
NEXT!
Y 00 «re next at the Leader Bar
ber Shop, Newly equipped and
first class in every particular >
HU, FERGUSON, Prop
W. T. COLE
aLL KINDS OF DRAY WORK
Dry Wood for Sale
Livery and Feed Stables
J. C. LITTLE, Prop.
DRAY WORK OF' AtL KINDS
AGENT FOR K. M. & B. CO.
Shamrock Saloon
Fine Wines, Liquors
- - and Cigars - -
HERTEL ft BRUNSON, Proprietor