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THE INLAND EMPIRE. Thursday, March 19, 1914. •,1 THE INLAND EMPIRE Judith Basin's Weekly GUY C. OSIMONDSON Editor and Manager ditll I tl m r olriniTT—LL loo• TE1RMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: One year (in advance). Six Months.. Three Months.. ..$2.60 1.25 .. .75 ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION Enterect as second dims matter at the postoffice at Moore, Mont Thursday, March 19, 1914. With suffragists to the right of them, and anti-eoffragists to the left of them, what Will the poor men do? As a result of the Parcel Post sew - and reduced express rates the 'U. S. Express oompany . last week dtlit !soloed and quit, business. More than half of the stockholders are Women The newest dame de, or was when .the press started, a hazazzaa. It's a Ideilightfatt simple lit lei thing. Filet you haz once, ,then, you zaz then, you; zzeozaa the rest of the News. WORK FOR THE FARMERS' CLUB NO organization can, exist very long miless it is dining something, From the start the club must be made of value to the community, educationally, or financially, and in any ervent someoste must de home work. AS a rule, those who do !the most Oa tbe clulb get the rant( bat of it. The reigulbar rtneetinga, tf made interesyng, will be made valtuatile socfilly end e4hucationialty. Every class of people in the neighbors hood or in the club memlbershtp houild he 'considered in the program. Wheileseme entertainment is often as Important as profitable business. Pacemakers st.. few &nibs have adopted' e platni Of appointing paceniakers or•speeiale ists along the various lines of itto terest In the eornimunity. The fol- lowing list is suggestive as to lines of work: road -builder, flower queens dairy wizard, alfalfa sharks potato king, the booster. Iportiltryikeeper, business -getter, home -maker. lit woutid 'be entirely practical to ehoase 'as ninny Pacemakers as there he rnelmbers of the ebub 'assigning to each one some .partilaullar phase of the 'community activity in (which he Ts especially qualified Ocala') all these 'pacemakens, by specializing on one subject for a few months or for the year, mould really become' very pro- ficient far that. line and he able to be of great help to other members of the 'Chub. These pacemakers should be ready at all times to take part In the program and present briefly some development in their particular line of work,. This plan has been found to help very , mach in getting up good live programs.—A. D. Wilseo, Uni- versity of .Mdininesota. DEMOCRATIC SPLIT APPROACH , ING The harmony tiliait President Willi son has maintained betwieen himself and - Democratic '1Ostierts — hr - eongreas UM elsewhere, from. a cifisciPEnarY StiandPoint has been truly admirable Op till within a few weeks. But breakers are now.appearing on all slides and are looming leonsPionotiabr, seriouslly threatening the onward movement of the Democratic The first serious Split that threatens them is on the question Of repealing the act providing for tree tolls ilni Coast Wise trade thrones ther Parse' ma canal. President IWdlomnipaSO'llous- &eared' the , set and in fact ail-. proved lit exemlPting our coast wise trade (from tolls through the Canal. That watild give our cbcitnestil) obi pers a great encouragement and aid' in •buildkag rtp outr merchant marine. 'Now however., President Wilson has OPERA HOUSE THURSDAY NIGHT, MARCH 26 The T. & H. Amusement ComPamy presents the splendid dramatic artists Eugene West and Catherine Henry In their great series of ONE ACT PLAYS AND COMEDIES: \Taming a Husband\ \A Sure Thing\ \Weather Bound\ \Stung\ Each number superbly costumed and acted. Together with the usual big MOVING PICTURE PROGRAM , By the T. & H. Amusement Company. Prices—Adults 50 cents. Children 25 cents 'NOTE:—WEST and HENRY were a aensational hit at Butte, Helena and Great Falls and are recommended to our people. 411110.-, The Montana Lumber Co. Roundup Coal 4 Stickney GasolineEngines ARE THE BEST No. et Everyone to His Trade The farmer knows better than Stickney how to get the most /tom the soil—That's his trade. But Stiekney knows how to build gasoline engines better than anyone—That's his trade. Lulu relenzer co. EXCLUSIVIL AGENTS Emil Felenzer Co. MoOre, Mont. reeensed hisnesit and ova.nits that act amended so that our boats designat-' MI as the Closet Wise trade and: 0011r tined to trade within this oonnitry shalt pay toil the same as boats en, gaged la .foreign commerce. Presi- dent, Wilson less conoliulded that the tocremption would be a violation et tione or more of our Drititsh treaties) anti espeoially the HasePaunoefote' treaty relating to the Canal. President -Me sou alivetari to be correct in this as- sumption but the Democratic House and Senate are bitterly opposed to this change and It seems es it a Serious split, in the party its now loo s mut. UNITE AGAINST COMMON ENEMY Spite of the contention that is go- ing on s the Post permits itself to believe that the local republican ele- ment can get together. Surely they ought to— the dictates of good oltizetrehip demand it. To that ends those Who, on either side, persist in promoting the strife Should discard prejuidice, put personal considerations aside and yield to better prompting's., It cannot be said thiat the movs. menit for a anion of the factions pre - veils (universally; . that would be to make an assertion contrary to know;n facto. It is, however, the .trutth that at most 'centers in the country where the bull moose movement was strong an earnest 'purpose is anatzsifestedl bY those , wtho were active participants in the quarrel to close, the gap and: get together. To this course the so, called progressives are urged by emi- nent men Who were leaders in the Ismail -son that 000urreld in the, net - Ionia; eana^enition of 1912. •These men .00ntentelonow—asethey- thenodeclared- that they seek the reform or repot). litaainiem, not Its diestntuotion and they stead for action within the party told. It is beyond dispute that. Aliontalnts can ,well :afford to be with this States and the eonstiitithentoies which accept the view that o , the right course in haumonor;of action and infr 'cordial agteeenienil; (6 - cease cloinleThe things that serve no purpose except to aild the eomimen enemy.--,Blutte Bost. t RURAL TRAVELING LIBRARY The Montana Country Life Educa- tion Assoelation is preparing to eleluille and operate a traveling librany for rural sclhool districts and villages. There axe malty rura!, ditstriets in Montana without the nucleus of a !library and many others secure a few books 'which are soon read and then Oegleeted so that the reading habit 16 not encouraged. The list of books for the travest Inig library will .be selected by a com- petent compnittee and with them be leubnalitedl to the state enoeriate.ndent for his approval. The parcel poet will be utilized for transporting this cases Which will ,weigila about 10 pounds each. Districts evibioh raise $10 or more for the fund will receive first con- sideration ' , and may , have a case of books every month, carriage both ways paid' by the association, for at lent. one year. Rural, distriots are toped to raise i be $10 meanbereadil fee by means of an entertainment or by Private subscr_iPtion. Many corn- manlitiles wilt be glad to ocautribute, to a fund Which wit give them stand- ard books and builetins every month. The asaociatien, also earnestty re- quests that public spirited citizens oontrithute to the tuna. Anyone con- tributing $10 or wore will be entitled to designate taw icommunity to be served. 'Send contributions to Miss Jessie 'Poindexter, treasurer, Harlow - to LI. Montana. Simple rules and regalatione have been iprepared and the plans wIll be published soon. Distributing points 'Weil be designated, for deferent sec- tions of the state 'having districts to be served. Write to J. H. Holet, Bows man, for further pantleulars. The first oases Willi be sent out September, 19141, but now in the thrse to begin work for a worthy Cause. METHODIST CHURCH NOTICES. The revival , meetlings ,comonenced on Wednesday evening an will. con- tinue every evening this week with the exception of Saturday. Come ex- pecting to hear same thing goold. Mrs. Deward COMIFB to us from the :leathern part of the stale waterl' her ham - lees have been wonderfully bless- es' of God. 'Phe song servileel, by the chorus choir, will commetuoe at 7:30 protaptb , each evening. Sunday Notices: Sunday school at 10 a. ne, T. Rice, Supt. .Morning service at 11 a. as Mrs. Havarti will preach,. • Junior League at t p. 'to. Chas. Phillips, Supt. EpWorth League' at- 6:30 p. Harold Hunter Leedier ' Flvening service at 7:30 sy In. Mrs. &wand will preach. You are oordtally invited to ot- ters ( ) sib of illse.se eerviees. Ini fact Yvitti cannot afford to miss one. E. Mrs. TWICE TOLD'TALES Brief Bits That Daily of Life and HapPen In the ure State. i j Affirs a Trees- 'Phe town of Reetgate it figuring Upon 'the :advisability of instating an eleolris light plant. - Nitivigadoo on the Flathead is againi open for the season. On 'Monday inteining the first boat to arrive in 1 19114 docked in Poison. ' Cluat l es Daly, a Mites City rancher has declined an Offer of 18 cents per !pound for his 1914 clip. Floclamasters 'predict 20 •sent wool before April, 1. Chas. M. Russell, the , 00wboyi arstist ef Great Falls, a000mpaniect by his ';'it;', is on his way , to London', 'Where lite will exhibit several' of his recent Iproth:lottons. ' The Grestt Palls city council has lpassed an ordinance requiring all Salocins, billiard halls, cigar S ores bind howling alleys to remain closed 'from midnight until 6 a. in. ' A contract has been awarded for t'llerappin•g the bank of the, Yellow: stone river, oppositei Glendive. A , otall of 160 'carloads of rock will be fusel! , and the riprap will extend for tnelato half la mite along the .stream. d• To •prOvide additional quarters for 'persons suffering ,from !contagious diseases, the YellOwstene Commila- Stoners have virtuality - decided, to build a second detention hospital on, -Theseetinteyspoor-farno-tesbe theessugh le modern and large enough to ac- lcommoriate init less than 30 patents. I Fergus 'county now has 125 school at triots, seven , new ones having just been created. The new districts have for their 'centers Kollin, Stiffetk, 'Circle Bar, Valentine, Old Philbrook, For, :Ote!selehell anti Moccasin. SCHOOL NOTES. Saturday afternoon, March 21, the PM. it S. boys will meet the Stan- fOrd ha,Sketball team at Rossfork to 'Ming, them. to 'Moore for the genie in Gall's hall tbsts, evening. .fotin Stewart has been 'chosen' cap- tain of the baseball team for the owning season. 1 -last Friday togri f t at \Down in Dixie,\ 'he basketball girls cleared tour dollars selling candy. Had their supply been larger,, they would, no doubt bove doubled that. Wallace Withrow has been selected to succeed Edward McCourt as cap- tain of next year's baekett•balli team., Jane Adams visited High School Wednesday 'afternoons Ruby, Percy end Jennet.a, Minarets discontinued their wonk in, the Moore echoois, Monday When they left for 'Wdininett. The High &hoot .wilk have its monthly program Friday afternoon, March , 28. Friends are always well- (come - 111 J. McRae has• brought Built for divorce against E. F. McRae, to 'Whom she was married at Townsend int 1899. ' C. L. Bovand arrived In Moore last night and Is conducting a series Of revival meetings et: the Methodist, church. Treasurer's Report Ott the proceed's of \Down In Dix- ie:\ Receipts:— Door receipts.. ..$109.25 ifeceiPts on programs.. 15.50 Totes.. .. ..$124.76 Disbursements:— Hail rent.. $16.00 12.30' Costumes .. 13.80 Ttingoteta 'Mutters, °Old cream 1.80 .76I 2.76 Total.. .. $46.40 As the fence, trees and other dray- age were donated, the result (1478.35 A CHAMPION F. C. .Stitomer, Jr., of Clyde Pank, ,w,hce With hitt father. won so many vvionld'e •championships and other prizes at. , Dallas, Texas, last month, 'Wes for two years a 'ancient I the alehool of agriculture, a'clepartmens as the Agrioulktural , Collesse at Bozettan. This 'school ts open to boys front the eighth grade and trains for Onac- Meal work. Boys from all over the State &Octal' the sellout, which opens about, the first of Ootober and eloses Shots, the :lest of April, thus inter- tering as little as possible with the Work on the farm. Empire Want Ads PAY. YOV NERD A 1- ) This morning when you got up you felt as though you hadn't had an hour's sleep Couldn't Eat Breakfast You were irritable and at thrum unreasonable. You notice it, but can't account for it. The next thing will be a coated tongue and 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 costs 50c and will make you feel like a new man within twenty-four hours. A1 N MOORE . MONTANA. - \:P•ars ATTENTION FARMERS! • We have just received a oar of High. Patent Flour rmanouteuctsired by the MONTANA FLOUR MILLS COMPANY bearing their well known trade mark \IT'S 'PHE WHIEAIT\ which, in itself is a guar- antee of quality and which flour is milled, from thoroughly washed and scoured wheat. This flour we Will exchange for your 'Wheat on a milt basis. We make no extra change for •saisks, giving you flour as it is packed at the mills thoroughly clean and sanitary. For further information, kiadly call sit our office. Montana Elevator Company D. 0. McGUIN, Manager. MOORE, MONTANA. DON'T FORGET— Dr. .E. A. Long, the old reliable dentist, is giving a very liberal dis- saallb• , y o , count on all dental work during this _ ----___ month. It will pay you to investi- 1 1 gate. Examinations and estimates 1 i 0 44%4' free. Consult him at your earliest convenience. - A T • o Dr. E. A. Long, Dentist Office 8 A. M.-8 P. M. CROWLEY BLOCK. Lewistown, - - - - , Montana 1 Optional Payment Farm Loans We loan our own funds. Interest and principal paid in Lewistown. Money can be had same day applied for. Everything explained and square deal assured. We did not put the \OPT IN OPTIONAL,\ but we took the \STUFF OUT OF STUFFING.\ MONTANA LOAN INVESTMENT CO. Phone 496 Next to Bank of FergueCouniy on 3rd Avenue Lewistown, Montana You will be repaid by using our ad Columns. Don't Carry Water THE KEWANEE SYSTEM IS THE WAY. One of the greatest improvements In farm homes Is a bath room. 7 he Kewanee System Of water works has all the conveniences of city water works, delivering hot and cold water to any part of the house. With It you may have A Modern Bathroom Greatly increasing 'the comforts of home. Get my figures on the GREAT KEWANEE SYSTEM. Tom Tipton, The Plumber ALL WORK GUARANTEED. POOL HALL BASEMENT. ,e • •
