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THE INLAND EMPIRE. Thursday, March 12, 1914.. • THE INLAND EMPIRE J,edith Basin's Weekly GUY C. OSMONDSON Elditor and Manager 114 l'\\ - choke tl 'woe . TERMS OF SU,BSCRIPTLON: One year (in advance) • • Six Months.. Three Months.. .. • .$2.60 1.35 .. .75 ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION Entered as second &ass matter at the postoffice at Moore, Mont Thursday, March 12, 1914. YOUR HOME TCeNN. YOU HAVE PA.ITH IN 11,00,RiE, (MR. BUSANISSS MAN, AND BEILIIEVE IN LOCAL INDUSTRY, HOME TOWN PATRCVNIAGE,. CO-OP- EIRAITIONy AND' RECIP11100I- TY. THE EMPIRE W,ANTS YOUR HOME TOWN PAT- RONAGE IN PRINT/MG AND ALVVEIRITISING. NATIONAL SALMON DAY. The governors of practically every state in the Union, llaiee designated 'March 13, for the celebration of Na- tional! Salmon Da, (=ging the gamer - nil public to use canned Daimon in some AJNx on, thee day! in honor of ti world's most valuable Mood fleille frhe Milwaukee was the first rail- road din the U , nited States to recog- nize \fiallmeal Dade,\ and that it twil again this year celebeatie the day on sill its 'dining cars. Few, however, of those iwbo regale thetnselives with this tasty fish rani that day will be aware of the roman- tic story of the satin= Claming ie emulates; ifialions from !f i eleding grounds in the deep sea, 'whose location remains al Mystery eeein today, the salmon dtwarmi all Maturity up the streams of the Pacif- ic coast in, the summer season. Millions of fish are taken by seine, glalnets and traps to grace the table of the lover of maned salmon while other millions proceed to the spawn- ing grounds to reprothioe their spec- ies a thousand told. • The federal governiment and the, sarbaus Pacific Came states main- tain. elaborate hateherlies to which the spaiwning salmon are taken in great nuimbers. Here the Y'oung ef - epring or try, as they are called, are turned into nursery ponds and care- tfullly reared until they are able to shift for themselves. They are then 'turned into the streams and return; to the ocean, where they are lost in obltvion until they return four years later' to ifelllow again in the path at their tethers. So proildeically do the salmon repeodoce that the suippily re- mains .undioninisherd, although flange quantities are taken eCh year for food purposes. For thee rearm, the eremite fisheries on the Pacifies:1 conwt form one of the greatest natural re- sources in the country, since with Propier regulation they are preatically indestructible. No , business men Rae WPM should allow s, neWSPIt(Per published in his town to go even one week without his name and business mete 'Limed somewhere in eta coluirona, tees an exchange. ThIS ailViles to en Marls of buseness-genera atorest dry goods, groceries, furniture deal- ers, implement dealers mechanical, iprofseetenal men, in fact all classes Of business. 'Phis does not mean that Sou should have s. whole or halt or Sven a quarter ange ad in, every Issue of the paper, but your ,butimess thateld 'tie men/tined it you do not use more than a two line apace. A stranger pitching up a nefwaltplaper 'should Ibe a/hie to tell 'inlet 'what huge •niese ils represented in a town bte pickling 'up the beeiness lineup in the celPer. 'Phis is the best possible town advertiser. The , Misatana it Met •mines the war in Mexico. Se/ styled leader. aad eXPonsenits of cure -tali poetical doctrines assert the artelosiltioni is controlled. by k \mash - The,\ but what alialitia7310e 110 there of Iany relief? Would it not simply mesa the placing in palwer of anoth- er adminlatartioa eon/Welled by anoth - er \roachine?\ :Might net the old firimilhine be better than the pawl One sloes not need lo 'Wilder far to Bad the \machine\ working nicely in the interests of the oily leader. A easel in eadoh every one 5e1le3h- IY looks ouit only for his immediate lute/seats arid isee oo btited0C 0 lb tiO loomnetuulty affairs, deveieps into an ail arranged, badly ;built cite. Sudh a place has narrow streets, a bodge- Podge of sclattered public bulidings, and no hint of beauty. It is no more attnectilve than the mulltiedication table. The only way to make a city 'worthy of the !mime is for Woad'. Minded eitteens to pay attention Ito its devellopment.-16ainsas City Stair. • \Ala of the sinister efforts of tiee country are (lined tip iititatniat woman suffrage,\ says a IL S. senator, 'amid Meanwhile the women themselves are ranged on opposlibe sides, arguing pro arid coil. But If the 'majority of the, women reaay went politica e- quality wihrat will be .the result? There's many a. foolish question tired at newspapers, : asking why buoih and such an article isn't Piss did on the first page. There's always la Hume to the Awl page as MeMi fie all others, arid the Make-up man can Set in only six eclainins on a six-col- t/min ,page. -EL Now is the time to get out the 'read drag amid do some hvork on the treads. WHAT SPIDER INDICATED When Mark 'Twain, in his eerie dee% was editor of a Missouri paper, espeestlitious subsoriber 'denote eto bile easing that he had found e Weider in his paper amid asking him, riahether it :Was a. sign of good leek or bad. The hiumoriat ;wrote him this answer arid printed lit: \Old Subscriber--Finideng a spider tin your paper waa neither good nor teed ilea for you. The, spider imas merely - Waking over our 1*w ta. fiSe swIhich merchaat er ea , mot advertislaug, so Oat he can go to that store atidi timid a life of undisturbed peace ever 'afterward.\ PECK-SCHUSTER. ! John Peek and Miss Margaret Elchuster were uneted in marriage an Thursday evening, February 26, at the borne of Mr. and ahne W. FL Peck at Gamete, Rev. Caries D. Bradley of the Methodist drench of- ficiating. The bride is a slaughter of Mr. arid Piers. Paul ,Scihoster and Is greatly admireid by heir many ,friends, while Mr. Peek is the youngeet son oil Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Peck, old)' time i•eistildents at Garnett& The young couple :wet make their home do the ranch.. One and one half million acres of land to Velterce and Musselshell coun- ties :will be opened this mouth for entry under the enilanged homestead ast, Secretary Lane having ordered restored ito entry, 408,000 acres of kind withdrawn as omit lame of while the geological survey elinde 13,000 acres 'to b coal, lanes and 396,000) acres is non -coal Due notice of the particular lande restored will be giv - en (by, or iniformation may tee obtain- ed by persons interested upon) apple eaten. be, the officials at the Lend Otioe at 1.ewistown. RAISE FOR RURAL CARRIERS. eleere.eadia be joy among the rural mail carriers of the 'country, since the now poatottlice appeopniationi bill Includes an increarde of one hundred dollacts a year for carriers of stand - teed routes, and abstette oussurriers sod clerks are to receive from thirty to fortiec,emes an hour. ROCK CREEK BRIEFS. John Simpson ex:meets to go moan ititi the Cat creek basin in east Fer- gus county, Where be has a ciaden. The Oax ranch on upper Rook Area' has (been sold to Mn Bert Meakthert of Lewistolwlni. He ieso bought the Uncle Billie In/abeam, home- t ietearl jointing the Oox nench. Geo. Oax intends going to the M'ussekthSll!oaunitry in the spring on a land seeking trip. Geo. Duinifiley has realigned his position at the J. B. Casa* ranch arid is siasiterting his brother elm, who Is imioving from the foothill to the Denton country. . Mr. end Mrs. I. R Oiturk spent %%ludas at the ,McConnell ranch. H. Seat% was a waiter in this tocallttY OM day last tweekt Birlette, eareett recently sold! Mee head of horses and in retuntt pas - chased. 10 bleed at entitle to neatoek his ranch. ( Bert Moichent expects to take his Mules tram their winter evertors on the ranch here to aeleevielowln to 'preens for spring work. Bert Prances, Ewan Jones end ate Harlow raechis report tosses , of (.. , a141e from :black leg. , Mr. aoudi iMrs. Ott visited her Uncle Iasi Anat., Mr. anal Mrs. Britt Barnett: last (week. Miss Velma McConnell %see from Friday to Sunday at her home here. M. E. CHURCH NOTES. James H. Durand, Pastor Choir practice, ; Friday evening at 6:30. Reanteimber the revival meetings comoneasse on. Wednesday evening, March leth. Mrs. Charles L. 'Bovani of Helena will be the evangelist. Plan to attitetid every service, anid come expecting soan,etthimg good. Sunday Notices: Sunday school at 10 a. m., T. E. Rice, Supt. Morning service at 11 a. In. Slab- jec t: \Glorying In 'the Cross.\ ' Junior League at 3 g. m. Mrs. Chas. Phillips, Supt. Espw , orth League at 6:30 Kee. E. 0. Hedrick, Preet. Evening services at 7:30. Subject \The Worth of A Man.\ You are cordially invited to at- tend these meetings. p. CHRISTIAN CHURCH NOTES. Percy T. Carnes, Pastor. in. Sunday Services:- Bilble School 10:00 a. in., G. R. Withrow., sulPerlutenelent- ' Preaohiiing 11 a.. m. end 7:30 Young people's meeting 1:30 p. in. I am to begin a series of .erangelis- tie .meeting at Haiwardeni tonatorrolw night. During my allisenice hem, Moor my pulpit will be. ()coupled by Hider W. J. .0weimand ehers. Bider Owen will preach ioexit Sunday morning arid evening. Every body emitted. The Woman's Bible class WM east Itertain at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 'Gene Beck this evening. ;Ohiodir practice alt the church Bat- t/Maly evening; all singers are sawed to be present 'DEATH CLAIMS. PROMINENT BANKER. ('Continued from( page lune.) eluded in bus fortuities many people, be began a systematic • arrangement of his estate. As a result the main lelho left an estate 'worth many calielocns had made irrrangernenes bar newt, stewardshdtps capable of bandliing4bds (wealth as be wouldehandee it. He ha4 been failing and. so arranged hes affairs thee the linetistutidas with twhicill be was identi- fied could continue in the same order. le and lxusiness-like manner en which they were conducted der* hie life time. • Mr. Conrad owned lenge properties Helees and Groat Faille end . was reputed to be worth $26,000,000. lit was said he owoed tend in every county in Montana. Ile 'was Interest- ed in railroad, building and 'mines and was urged Ito rim as vitoe-presildent, with Bryan in 1908 but refused. RdS borne wee in Virginia and he had gone west after serving in the Con, - federate army. k Besides the eresidentee of the bask and insurance company in Helene., IM Conrad was president- of the Coura.d Bap/king company of Greet Feels; /he Conrad bank of Kailepelie the First Staite bank at Livingeten, and the (Plondera Valley beak of Conrad, as well LS the head of the Omitted he tvestanent company arid several rainich- ing companies. Subscribe for The Empire NOW. Bank Statement. No. 8639 Report of the condition of The First National Bank of Moore, at Moore, in the State of Montana at the close ot business, March 4, 1914. RESOURCES. Loans and discounts. ...... 97,453.57 U. S. Bonds to secure Clic:dation . 26,000.00 U. S. bonds to secure Postal Savings 1,000.00 Bonds, Securities. etc 2,598.26 Banking house furniture and fixtures 12,374.60 Due from National Banks (not reserve agents) 7,138.27 Due from State Banks and Bankers Trust Companies, and Savings Banks 143.92 Due from approved reserve agents... 4.794.17 Checks and other cash items 30.42 Exchanges for clearing house Notes of other National Banks . . . . Fractional paper currency, nickels and cents Lawful money reserve in bank, viz: • Specie 6.891.80 Legal -tender notes 1,856.00 7,746.80 Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer (5 per cent of cir- culation) , 1,260.00 Total ...... ........... ....... 331(59, - 664,30 LIABLLITIRS. Capital stock paid in ................ $26,000.00 Surplus fund . - . - . 6,60(1.0o Undivided profits,. lees ............. and taxes paid . . 963.17 Net onal Beek' . . 25,000.00 Divi ds unpaid .. _ . . '3.04 Ind dual deposits subject to check.. 64,470.97 Demand certtilcates of eposit 309.93 Time certificates of deposit .... 28,912.80 Cashier's checks outstanding . . 688.06 Postal Savings Deposits 721.44 Notes and bills discounted 8,206.00 Total 5159, - 664.30 State of Montana, County of Fergus, ss: 1, J. 13. Morrow, Cashier of the above-niun ed bank, do solemnly swear that the above state ment is true to the best of my knowledge and be- lief. J. H. MORROW, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 12th day of March, 1914. [SEAL H. N. KLINEFELTER, Notary Public for the state of Montana, resid- ing at Moore, Montana. my commission expires Apr. 8(). 1916. Correct-- Attest: 20.00 -A. D. SCOTT R. W. CLIFFORD W. H, BARNEY Directors, Brief That TWICE TOLD TALES Bite of Life and Affairs Daily Happen til the Treas- ure State. The quetstion of bonding the cite salt deentleon for $10,000 so that the out- etaadinig city 'warrants may be taken up..sellti be submitted to the voters aq, tete municipal edeetton to be head in April. Tee derecters of the Ratvailli Coutnite Itaertieholatede asaocitation aidided a emelt anid field Meet for.oauntry pup - is to take ;place May 8, in Vector. W. M. Buckles assistant stele hank exaoniner, has begun the preparation of the 'program, for the central group of the IMantana, Bankens' amoeba/0=r, whic.h will meet in 'Great Falls, May 29th. Bigger than ever, and with a Pros - peotive attendance greater than at amp\ time in the 25 years ofite ea- ts ease, the Montana •Livestock asso- etiatielni will 'bold Its annual) meeting at Miles (City, April 1. J. W. Ludwiek at? Helena and J. H. Morgan of Bilensgs took aver the . The question of bonding the city of (Hamilton for $111,000 so that the out- standing city saarrants may be taken up, still he submitted to, the voters , at the anunileiPaa ellecticia to be held tin April. The directors of the Raman' County Interschianetic association, eddied a track rid field meet for oountre pupil Ito talkie, place May 8, in Vector. W. M. Bookies, assistaint state bank examiner, has begun the prep- aration af the program for the cen- tral group Of the Montana Bankers' lais,sociation, which will meet in Great Fails, May 129. Bigger than ever, eine with a pros- tpecteee attendance greater than rut letlY time tin the 25 years of its ex. isten,ce!, the Montana Livestock se , ea/dation rhoid, Its annual meeting tat Miles City, April 1. J. W. budiwilok of Helena, and J. Morgan, of Billings took over the Grandee/ hotel in, Helena from Henry A. Meyers, its former manager, who in now in change of the. Leggat hotel in Butte. Business men cif Maltose have eon ILI - Molted $11,000 toward a fund iwith Iwilieh to ooze/true a beidge across the Miesouri river at Mileridgets S. D., as a </annecting link en. th,e OttLeseebendeen-Yealowstone Park Ow tom obid e Although but one icaesoad of elk has been shipped from Gardiner this year, two elk were shipped, to Texas 'by- express sod other animal &ill - ments have been made duaing the past month to various parts ot the 'country. With 'the completion of the new are station on Fifth street south. Great Palls fire fighters are now as well equipped} as any in ethe state land their new quarters awe provided with every faaillity for the suciceestuti boombating of serious con:Magni/done. Of the $54,000 anteing (men of Hele- ,ing4 have set Quit to raise for the development of some ,property in the 'Helena medlars district, $34,,755 has been raised. The work of aesesising prOPertY in Yesilotwelane county is under way. The town of Belt le einforeles its curfew law. Poison may get an electric road, Bank Statement Report of the condition of the State Bank of Moore, at Moore, In the state of Montana, at the close of business, March 4, 1914, RESOURCES. Overdrafts, secured and un- secured 216,62 108,244.24 Stocks and securities 826,80 Banking house furniture and fixtures 10,000.00 Other real estate owned ..... 6 014 87 Cash reserve in bank. viz: Loans and discounts. ..... :9108 028.62 Specie.......... Currency. Due from banks and bankers Checks and other cash items Exchanges for clearing house 3,&10.00 2,183.00 12,921.09 9.40 1,130.00 19,663,49 Total . . . $144,664.10 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid In $25,000.00 Surplus fund . 6,000.00 Undivided profits, less ex - Irr and taxes paid .... 136.76 20,186.75 irnds unpaid... 1,260.00 Individual deposit subject to check Time etulificates of deposit. 32,472.76 a6.369.12 Cashier's checks outstanding 787.30 Due to banks and bankers ....13,639.47 112,267.66 Reserved for taxes 1,000.00 Total .. ....$144,664.40 State of Montana, County of Fergus, as: I, E. 0. Hedrick, Cashier of the above -named bank, do solemly swear that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. E. 0. HEDRICK, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10th day of March, 1914. I BEAU J. M. MYERS, Notary Public for the state of Montana, resid- ing at Moore, Montano. My commission expires Jan.i, 1917. Correct -Attest: C. P. TOOLFY, S. H. POWELL, Directors. L -. YOV NERD A TON This morning when you got up you felt as though you hadn't had an hour's elieisi/ Couldn't Eat Breakfast You were irritable and at times unreasonable. You notice it, but can't account far it, The next thing will be a coated tongue a;nd later, a call for a doctor. Take our advice and grapple with the force that's trying to down you RIGHT NOW Get a Bottle of Our Rexall Blood Tablets It only costa 50c and wild make you feel like a ne'W man twenty-four hours. within ATTENTION FARMERS! We have just received a car of High Patent Flour ana.nufaceuzwl by the MONTANA FLOUR MILLS COMPANY :bearding their well known trade mark \IT'S THE Willi:01T\ whech, lx, itself is a guar- entee of quality and which flour is milled from thoroughly washed and scoured wheat. 'Phis flour we well exchange for your wheat on a mill basis. We make no extra change for weeks, giving YOU flour as it is Packed at the mills thoroughly .clean and sanitary. For furthei information, kindly call alt oue office. Montana Elevator Company D. 0. McGUIN, Manager. MOORE, MONTANA. You will be repaid by using our ad Columns. ,t DON'T FORGET- Dr. E. A. Long, the old reliable . dentist, is giving a very liberal dis- count on all dental work during this month. It wilt pay you to investi- gate. Examinations and estimates 4 Art \ free. Consult him at your earliest convenience. d • Dr. E. A. Long, Dentist Office 8 A. M.-8 P. M. CROWLEY BLOCK. Lewistown, - _ - - Montana C. M. Kelly ABSTRACTS OF TITLE Lewistown, Mont. Okreful work. Reasonable charges. Optional Payment Farm Loans We loan our own funds. Interest and principal paid In Lewistown. Money can be had same day *periled for. Everything exptalned and square deal assured. • We did not put the \OPT IN OPTIONAL,\ but we took the \STUFF OUT OF STUFFING.\ MONTANA LOAN 6 INVESTMENT CO. Phone 496 Next to flank of FereusCounty on 3rd Avenue Lewistown, Montana STATIONERY CORRECT in Style and Substance.. 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