The Missoula Sentinel from Missoula, Montana • 4

THE MISSOULA SENTINEL WEDNESDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 8 1911 The Open Court oday inHistory EVERYEVNINa EXCEPT SUNDAY ti 4 met ecMnpaiM rmry the mmm nd Wdma tht vrtar thth theat The Store That Saves You Money GOLDEN RULE STORE BOTH TELEPHONES! 761 Genera! Sueteeee KJ Official Pace of Missoula County Coats Just in 4 I Hall of ame ootwear of Distinction In Shoes November VpjrSEETQM sweep of lams and Jabs ourth Estate to If WHAT OLD OLKS HELD A 9 Taft so do I 7 't A reputation oftentimes has to snicker every time It peeks at him of the mcm of the of the As a crawfisher the 5 year old em peror of China is great for his age to ifl I I A short man looking up sees farther than a tall man looking down' get mad would you if we were to hint something about the ad visability of doing your Christmas shopping early? rule for happy exls call any man names than what Holds barrels teths5? WHoofts MY MSAR He Is rare man wno by doing one thing can do the thing he likes to do the thing' he ought to do and the thing folks want him to do Sheng Shuan Huai just deposed as minister of communication in China is the man who really started the present revolt He is called the arch grafter of China It was through his efforts that China shouldered a $15 000000 loan for railway construction currency reform eta at a high rate of interest The loan was divided be tween Germany rance England and the United States It was the loan together with his efforts to take the control of the rail road out of the hands of native stock holders which started the trouble This road was a co operation' under taking in which a great number of small stockholders were interested attempt to them caused the first serious outbreak Many people feel that they are ham pered by the groove they live in yet the locomotive is always safer when it sticks to the rails A howl for lower prices is ringing around the world yet the first man who wants less for his products or his labor is yet to be discovered He will be photographed as soon as found that the Dark gray and purple reversible with large pointed collar and long reveres trimmed with large button and black ailk tassels price $2250 of his Maine senti says the Prof a form of (So for that matter is Youth) Neither one suffers from dreary Both are ALIVE the truth! So for rag when the feet itch to prance Jig time with never a Come on Mirandy get up and dance to Gee but crazy for rag! Some wise professor says Injurious Bad for the nerves and the brain Making the heart hit a pace that is furious Driving the pulses Insane Still when the band plays a tune syncopatedly After it gaily I tag All of my blood goes to rushing elatedly Gee but crazy for rag! undamental tence: who is smaller When Put to the Test New York World: Women jurors In Washington are said to show them selves anxious to pun ish the guilty" an excellent trait in jurors of either sex Lawyers and courts there hold them in higher re spect as their fitness for the role is subjected to jury box tests There are streets in Paris the of light" that are still lighted by oil In many Ohio are quite pronounced and in a strengthening of the demo cause in the own excellent architect of the combination steatn and hot wa ter heating system SOME ARE YOUNGER at 65 THAN OTHERS ARE AT 40 YEARS A Good Word for Mr Minnick Editor Sentinel I'thlnk with many other former neighbor of Min nick that your correspondent could easily have found a few kind things to say about our deceased neighbor In stead of so many harsh ones We who knew him well found him an industrious citizen an excellent neighbor a kindly friend and a man who lent a ready ear to the needy of all sexes and ages He was never too busy to offer a ride to friend or stranger going his way In our opinion many worse men sur 51 ve himj' and in many respects few better A RIEND AND NEIGHBOR Live Ones Anyway St Paul Pioneer Press at its worst the college yell is indicative of ones" and at its best when our team is winning it is like a halle lujah anthem Reflecting No Credit ra Charlotte Observer: A peculiar gift of speech which both possess in abundance is being exercised these days to the good of nelther Mr Taft nor Mr Wilson weary will emptied Twe DOTTLE ADO WROTE THE fouowimb More ano them cashed iM I GRASS Does NOT CROW IN THE I CY REGIONS THE HOKTH YlHAT Does THE ESKIMO? totoel an tee4tad eetema mien tbair Canned chanted the Sicas and workmen's insurancechemea and who when confronted by an uproar of conservative opposi tion should snap his finger and reply: begun to tight poverty and misery in England yet Walt!" But we congratulate England on her good fortune in having a Lloyd George to summon to the head of the nation And even more heartily do we con gratulate England oa a stale of public opinion that makes possible the con tinued usefulness of such a big brained warm hearted leader In her public life Different now Duluth News Tribune: Twenty years ago the club woman was re garded as forward and unsexed a per son who neglected her home and hus band and children impudent enough to leave her and now any man you meet will resent on behalf of some feminine member of his family any Imputation on dub women So many people begin saying "Well getting old now" about the time they reach 60 and then let themselves act and the fact Is they could stay young for a long time In all but years We have seen men and women of 65 who were really younger than some are at 40 years were more active and more up to date in everything When your energy begins to fall build yourself up with our delicious cod liver iron remedy Vlnol which is a wonderful tonic and strengthener for all weak persons A gentleman of Allentown Pa says: am 76 years of age and find Vlnol a great medicine It Is wonderfully strengthening and comforting to (Name on request) Thousands of feeble old people have found Vlpol to be jut what they need to revive their flagging strength We guarantee It to' please money baek' if it doe not Missoula Drug company Missoula MOnt A beauty of gray and Myrtle green double faced large round collar and wide cuffs price $2500 has na New Another good one gray and Cossack bluet double faced poods largo round collar and wide cuffs priced $2500 What does the old teakettle sing On the long cold winter nights? Never a strain of the golden year And the summer's Jost delights She hums away in a roundelay That is free of all regret "How good to see the folks all home Around the fireplace met" 4 Rockefeller has over 20 bothrooms The immunity bath is the one he'Hkes best EXPRESS BROUGHT US 80ME MORE THESE MUCH WANTED COATS AND THEY ARE BEAUTIES TOO HERE'ARE A EW THEM: An Advertisement Life: Wanted at Once A remedy One that is easily applied automati cally adjusted and non opposable One that cannot be made a political issue and will not set the political ora tors to talking One that will accom plish the following: Help the workingman without rais ing his wages shortening his hours or reducing his cost of living Regulate the trusts without inter fering with their organizations or their dividends Curtail the arrogance of the rail roads without disturbing their vested rights or their over capitalization Amend the tariff without depriving the protected manufacturers of the special privileges to which they have grown accustomed Make the currency more elastic without taking it out of the control of the high financiers Abolish all graft without interfering with the business of the grafters Our shoes for fall and winter embrace features of refined elegance that hand work alone can produce Let ue suggest to you a pair of Boy They are worn by men who are ex tremely particular about their drese Their style while different is refined and taeteful and yet has that something which appeals to the gentleman of good taate Let your next pair be BOYDEN 8 They do not come any nicer made of fine quality double faced in gray and Hauser blue targe collar and wide cuffs'priced $2750 Many other novelty and black coats for both women and misses in prices as low as $6 50 and up to $4500 i Tha Lucky Man Mrs John tell ma who got married this morning over in Smith's bouse? i Mr Nagg (popr Mary Smith Of course the lucky girl i Mrs And sure I who's the happy man? Hr Her father of course Was a Goad Neighbor Editor Sentinel: Just a few lines for those who are ao ready to believe all they hear I have beard many un true stories in regard to Mr Minnick My firm belief is that he felt so hu miliated about being accused was the reason of ending his Rfs I have known Mr Minnick tor seven year and can say that he was a good neigh bor and had a big heart tor children About two months ago Mr Minnickmet me one morning and said: am having a hard time wjth the children about my barn? Tlwrhre some girls and boys and'? give them a horse whipping for being in the barn and I have warned them to keep away" If girls can go to a livery barn and play each day what can their parents be thinking about? A RESIDENT MISSOULA Looks like a live American kid doesn't he? Might belong to your neighbor just around the corner? But" he and He's the grandson of William HohenzoEem better known as emperor of Germany to whose throne the boy will succeed some it he Jive and the throne survives Jhls new photograph has just arrived from Berlin Ish steamer Trent federate ambassadors Mason and Sli dell The people of the United States were tickled 'most to pieces over Wilkes but Secretary of State Seward was diplomat reemasonry of A So It is indeed Why? That shows you are floundering around down in the early thirties of Masonry Else you would be "hep" to the 63d birthday of Maj William Bay liss over tvhose stalwart shoulders Is draped the re galia of the office of grand com mander of the au reme council of sovereign inspect rs general ot the aforesaid thirty he major is also an and is the inventor The socialists captured several im portant cities in elections This should not cause any alarm judg ing from results of their work in Mil waukee Candor Collier's: Whan President said: "Heaven save me from a can did friend" he named his greatest weakness He does hate candor The truth to be strengthening must some times be severe and what Mr Taft aak ot hl friends is pleasantness Unmixed pleasantness means sup pression ot what is disagreeable Al ready we have reminded Mr Taft of Lincoln' preference for hostile opin ion but the president will never seek the whole truth after the manner of his Imaginative and noble predecessor George Washington was personally ex tremely sensitive and often chafed at censure but he knew the absolute need of hearing al! sides and there fore be kept men near him who would criticise Men in high position who wish to avoid candor have only to give the word and flattery tn plenty Is poured upon them Not Knocking Business Men As a matter of cold fact no success ful business map In modern times can be The Rev Campbell Aside from that however Campbell think business men aro all right rom a Dorsetshire grave stone: She far below this tomb doth rest Sb joined th army of tha blast The Lord hath taken her to the sky The saints and Helena has raised all but about $20 000 of the required hotel fund There are a few blank lines in the of honor" which indicate an at tempt to smoke out the Three of the banks are down for $25 000 each and Messrs Ryan and Mo rony of the Amalgamated are in the same class Tri I My Birthday Ah this is a day ot days in the ranks of the thirty third and last de gree of A A TO HIGH INANCE!" On the day that Joseph Pulitzer died his great newspaper the New Tork World printed notable edl torial say the Omaha World Herald It bore the headline "Reaping the Whirlwind" and in part it read as follows: There are those who think that th substantial business structure of the country is breaking down under th trust assaults of the federal depart ment of justice That is wrong What is giving away is a false superstruc ture built up in years of political iniquity which sought to roof io the whole power of government for selfish Individual use The main structure trembles under the shock but no more The financial debauch which beset this country from the election of 1896 has had no parallel in modern times That election was a victory for sound money as the people understand it It was the execution of a bill of the sale to high finance as Mr Hanna and his followers understood and gave notice How this private property in gov ernment was capitalized vidual pockets is written large in late history The tariff 'was first given another uplift and then with the Spanish war out of the way the sup pression of the competition to get the full private benefit of the tariff swept through the country like a whirlwind Trusts and trusts ot trusts rose in scores: millionaires were made in a day the shadow of the billionaire ap peared: and captains of high finance sought a ratification of special bar gains in the White House itself They built up Zion with blood and Jerusalem with Iniquity They sowed the wind Has anybody supposed the whirlwind was to be avoided? It had to come it Is here and the sooner the inevitable reaping is over the better That is a courageous utterance coming as it does from a newspaper published in the shadow of Wall street and from a newspaper too that used all Its powerful Influence in be half of the party which In the cam paign of 1896 executed the of the sale to high The entire country paid the bitter cost then It has been paying it through all the years that have in tervened And it is still the innocent along with the guilty 1 or fifteen years under that bill of sale high tariff extortion has been practiced trust extortion has been 1 practiced monopoly has been buiided and buttressed until now the condi tion has become such that it is no 1 longer endurable The process of de molishing what has been built is be ginning and main structure is trembling under the How different might be the condi tion had the history of the last fifteen years been written otherwise! How different if government for fifteen years had devoted itself to protecting the people enforcing the laws denying special privilige and restraining with an iron hand the onvard monopoly! It is heavy heavy usury been paid saviors of tional in 1896! Saving Time Hubbs Old Smith is certainly get ting to be a tight wad Dubbs that old man? his latest expense saver? Hubbs Oh it expense now gone further than that He now stops every clock in his house to save time Lohengrin MarchThe surpliced choir Seventy sixth psalm "God be merci ful" as the bride and bridegroom ad vanced to Scotsman Our styles in SHOES SLIPPERS and PUMPS for fall wear are elaborate They repreeerit the very highest degree of development in graceful artietic footwear Shoes for every possible occasion are in cluded in our stock All of the better kinds as a shoe houee with a reputation wo offer to women of refined taeto a lino of footwear that is absolutely irreproachable and the result of long acquaintance with the moss ex acting claes of patrons THE SHOE OR wumtN COMING INTO HIS OWN It is announced on what appears be good authority that the recent changes in the British cabinet are de signed to prepare the way for David Lloyd George to become prime minis ter Mr Asquith going to the house of lords If the liberal party is to continue in power this is logical and even ine vitable As chancellor of the pt chequer Mr Lloyd George Is the in spiration and real leader of the pres ent very democratic and progressive administration In' fact he is more he is the of a better England Lloyd Cfeorge" is much more ad vanced in his Views than any Ameri can statesman now in office though this comparison doubtless reflects more on public opinion in thepnited States than ft does upon some of our progressiva leaders Th truth is that none of our public men could hope for preferment (gs yeti if they stood thff great Welshman stands Think of an cabinet offi cer and leader of his party on the floor of congress a combination not per missible tinder our system of sharply defined executive and legislative func who should propose and carry ontg land tax sufficiently drastic to compel the subdivision ot vast proper 8UB8CRIPTION RATEBi es month 4Hverd by carrier tn MtMMda Hamilton Btavene viUe Bonner or By An advance per year By malt ift advance six months orotga oonntrtee additional postage PRO AND MRS JUDGES Instructor TELEPHONE 728 BELL Today's Birthday Sketch United States Senator Henry Eben Burnham republican of Manchester was born in Dunbarton November 8 1844 and Is therefore 67 years old today He was fitted for college at Kimball Union academy and graduated from Dartmouth in 1865 He studied law and was admitted to the bar in April 1868 since which time he has practiced in Manchester He was judge of probate for Hillsboro county in 1876 1879 representative in the state legislature in 1873 74 has been treasurer of Hillsboro county waa a 1 member ot the constitutional conven tion ot 1889 and has served as ballot law commissioner in 1888 was chair man ot the republican state conven tion to nominate delegates to the na tional convention is president Savings bank and ber ot the board of directors Amoskeae National bank and New Hampshire ire Insurance com pany He is married and has three daughters Mr Burnham was elected to the United States senate to succeed Hon Chandler for the term be ginning March 4 1901 and re elected in 1907 Johs MUtoa English poet died Born December 1L William Wirt candtdat of th anti Mason! party for president Ot the United Stat Itr 1JL bora Diod ebruary IS 1814 Bonapar effected a revolution in Parte and the Council ot An cient and lv Hundred ad journed to BL Cloud Abraham Lincoln was re elected president of th United States Gen McClellan resigned bls com mand in the army 1874 Japan accepted JQOOOO indem nity from China and withdrew her troops from ormosa Sarah Bernhardt made her American debut at Booth's thea ter Nw York red Archer noted English jockey died President proclaimed MontZBW a stat ot th Union Dynamlt explosion caused by anarchist In Parte United States Russia and Japan sign treaty for protection of seals in Behring sea Theodore Roosevelt elected gov ernor of New York i 1699 Memorial of Mis Minnie Davie unveiled at Richmond Vt United States and Great Britain signed Isthmian canal treaty Reciprocity treaty between Unit ed States and Newfoundland signed Theodore Roosevelt elected pres ident of the United States by record breaking majority Lieut Shackleton was knighted by King Edward of England In the birthday honors The Louisiana legislature au thorized the loan of $650000 for the New Orleans Panama expo sition linil iH'i'IIIIS Gray and purpl fad goods largt pointed colter trimmed with button and black tassels priced $2500 Dancing Lessons AT BARBER HALL Adults' Class riday to P' Children's Saturdays 3 to 4:30 Private Lesson by Appointment 8 in History Just 50 years ago today No vemtg 8 1861 the American civil war got out of bounds and gave an awful jerk on the hal yards of tha Brit ish flag That was the day that the United States fri gate San Jacinto Capt Wilkes boarded the Brlt and seized the con Royal Cafe UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT OLE HOLT dpA'pf ho oldest and best restaurant men in Montana has purchased the RdYAL CAE and has remodeled and renovated It throughout Mr Holt will endeavor to furnish hl patrons with the best the markets afford And the best service in tha city Your for busineast OLE ViOLT 116 West Main Street Missoula tbs altar Edlngnrbh BRIGHT BOY HIS GRANDDAD' THINKS' for all Wear SHOES SLIPPERS and' PAGE OUR a CfcrSehtfiitr fr aVJ Mho THE ELECTIONS Th state )etlons yesterday appear to have generally been fought on local jsiuea and these not always as In the Zt case of Maryland to have been so clearly defined as to be intelligible to I the outsider The most marked ex ceptlon to this rul was in Massachu etts where Governor oss has been i re elected purely as it appears on a tariff reform issue and in th face of "an opposition which stopped at noth ifig that would win votes The result there is peculiar in that while the governor's plurality has been reduced from 4ooo to 7000 the vote he re celvedthls year was sotna 6000 more than was cast for him a year ago in dicating that while the sentiment for tariff reform is stronger this year than ever it was sufficient interest was taken bythe beneficiaries of the tariff to get out the republican stay at home vote The outcome can only bo regarded as distinctly unfavorable to the administration of President Taft In New York the democrats have themselves to thank for their defeat The issues therb were local and the result plainly shows an impatience of Tammany methods and Tammany con trol The democratic legislature sim ply did not make good and the people of New York saw no reason to hope for better results if they were given another chance While possibly the elections in New Jersey and Ohio may not eventually prove to have much bearing on the chances of the two leading rival cah didates for the presidency they are of interest nevertheless While New Jersey has not altogether rejected Governor Woodrow Wilson it seems plain that his friends have lost ground On the other hand in Ohio democracy seems to be militant and Governor Harmon to have inspired his followers with renewed faith At all events the democratic victories cities dicate cratic state Kentucky it is gratifying to note has got over a temporary aberration and swung back into its rightful place as a democratic state Possibly this may be due in part to the inspiring character of its candidates The party which puts up men like James Mc Creary and Ollie James has a right to expect to be indorsed While this gain is offset by Ne braska going back again to the re publicans a sidelight is thrown on the character of the victory for governor by the fact that in closely disputed congressional contests the democratic candidates have been successful In Kansas the seat occupied by Repre sentative Mitchell deceased a re publican has been won by a democrat A democrat also takes Congressman Latta's place in Nebraska On the whole while it can scarcely be said that there is anything decisive in the election returns so far as they effect national politics there is noth ing to indicate that the democrats are losing ground anywhere or that of the people to reverse the verdict by which at the last congressional election the Taft administration and the republican policies were over whelmingly rejected New Coats BY EXPRESS AND THEY ARE BEAUTIES THEY ARE MADE TH RIGHT UP TO STYLE THE BEST VALUES YOU WILL 8EE IN Mi8SOULk The corporations may be able cripple Governor power old trust ridden New Jersey but that will only add to his strength with the people at large a It is for the interest of Missoula County and city that every voter be registered Have you performed your duty in this respect? King Alcohol made the fight life to dethrone prohibition in and failed Thus again does mnt win over selfishness I a The traveling men it is said are about to begin a campaign against hotel and restaurant Upping How would the boycott io as a preventive? i Rotten old Tammany gets a black eye in New York Decent democrats are glad of IL On i ij New Mexico has got its pet name: Pueblo Elite za I I HL 111 Jir Ts 1 i iu IBv Al ini wkHkL fWnMMiTC rf "Yy 4 I tefTto 7 JI IIJBSHeWL' tan sad esrrwoM touM be sd 3 I THE SEN IlSEI MIseixile Wool lame ae eeeead etew aaanev Much 191L at tee Mlaaeai MeM SiA'' I I.