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MONTANA SUNLIGHT. W. I- RICKARD, Pub. WHITEHALL, • MONTANA. EPITOME OF EVENTS PARAGRAPHS THAT PERTAIN TO MANY SUBJECTS. ARE BRIEF BUT INTEESTIN6 Record of What is Going on In Con- gress, in Washington and I. the Political Field. Foreign. Tre two Japanese who were arrest- ed for purchasing photographs of for- tifications at Manilla and who were released by order of Secretary War Dickinkon, were deported on the Yedo Maru for Japan. The deports\ tion was arranged by the Japanese consul, acting, he said officially. Mr. Roosevelt will meet Weird Pinchot at tlenoa on April IL - .Ak ter our interview I shall have nothing to say,\ said Mr. Pinchot, \and L shall be surprised if Pinchot has.\ Room. volt said he had snot ar3sow M' Phichotoince no had been in Africa, „Whew be-recalael:,\-iedageium. Pinchot at Copenhagen announo- lug his coming visit to Genoa The French government gets c 0 B 7 ' fort out of the Roosevelt incident at the vatican. A special dispatch from Vienna states that the Austrian petroleum re- fineries and firms selling petroleum in tank cars will be obliged hence forth to procure government licenses. It is understood this is a step in the direction of establishing a monopoly of the oil trade at the Austrian petro- leum industry is unable to compete /frith the Standard Oil company. The suggestion ratline! Moran that St. Patrick's day be eels* brated through the world as Ireland's empire day has met with a hearty response in Dublin, and already steps have been taken to make next year's elebration partake of this charactet Sot only in Dublin but wherever Irish. lama may be found. , General. A number of Ohio districts het Signed the miners' wage scale. The Erie railroad his settled on s Mew schedule of wages with its en- eneers. Indiana republicans endorsed Taff sad Senator Beveridge and ignored the Payne -Aldrich tariff law. The conditions of Thomas B. Bard, former United States senator, is very grave. Little hope is held out for hit recovery. Looking weak, but saying that he was all right right and only a \tired man,\ Andrew Carnegie arrived at home recently after his trip to Call- tenni& which included stops at Chi. cage and Pittsburg. The republican; were victorious in the municipal election at Kansas City, Mo., electing a mayor, ten out of six. teen members of the lower house of the council, and nine out of sixteen members of th• upper body. At Greensburg, Pa., lease Raimando, a well known Itaiian, shot and killed an Italian named Mara, one of the four men who had demanded that he leave $1,000 in a field near there. The Vienna newspapers are publish. big lengthy details of the vatican in. cident, but they make few comments. The situation between Peru and Ecuador is becoming more and more critical. A joist resolution to provide for an International federation to bring ulti- mate world peace and the settlement of difficulties between nations by an International court was introduced in the Missouri house by Mr. Bartholdt of Missouri The late Ore loss in Omaha will Ag- ars nearly • million dollars. The New York state Methodist con- ference sent Mr. Roosevelt a congrat- ulatory telegram. Dates for terms of federal court in Nebraska have been changed by con- gressional enactment. The supreme court at Washington declared the Nebraska elevator swith law to be unconstitutional. Nebraska towns, by the late elec. Hon. are \wet\ or \dry\ to about the same extent as heretofore. The Panama Canal company will have to pay the expense of its own fortification. This appears to be the opinion of the vanguard of the army experts. More than 300 saloons were voted out of besinees by the people of nine- teen Michigan counties. In an effort to bring about more uni- form action, and support of his con- servation Ms in congress, the presi- dent gave a \conservation dinner\ at the white house. Judge George H. Williams, the last surviving member of President Grant's cabinet, died at Portland, Oregon. Mrs. Cornelia Woolman of Helena, Mont., was fined $150 in tee United States court at Trenton,' N. J., for failure to declare certain clothing which she had brought with her from a trip abroad. Two hundred drivers of taxitabs suddenly went on strike in Chicago. The strike was called just before theater time and RS a result many of ths vehicle companies were 111. quandry . President Lewle of mine workers says a uniform advance be greet- ed the miners. FAMOUS DOCTOR'S PRESCRIPTION. SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE—To dem. onstrate the value of Peruna in all ca- tsrthal troubles we will send you a sam- ple bottle absolutely free by niail. The merit and success of Peruna M so we!I known to the pbblic that our readers are advised to send for simple bottle: Address the Peruna Company, Columbus, Ohio. Don't forget to men. don you read this g\pnerous offer lb the atadsige .igrIttspr 4/4esEcal Department, stating your case fully. lchatipt wilLsend y0111 advice free, together with literature con- taining common sense rules for health, which you cannot afford to be without. GAL41L- HITE ROOFING Comes in rolls ready to be put on. No hard work at all— no skilled help needed. Any- one can put on a roof of GAL-VA-NITE. Can be used on either steep or flat roofs—on any kind of a building. Cheaper and easier to lay than shingles. Put an end to your roof troubles. Cover the old leaky roof with a new roof of GAL- VA-NITE. 'It won't rust, rot or blow off- needs no paint. Use GAL -VA -NNE on your new building. 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This patent preparation la in powder form and when mixed with moist grain It adheres to and forms a coating on the outside of the kernels. \Kill6Em-Quick\ thus comes in immediate contact with the tissues of the stomach and the result from its action is almost instantaneous. 3 MFRS' UNIOlf, ss, North Powder, Ore., writes: Albert Olson (0 member) wed \KILL -1:111 -QUICK\ last year with great nos eon. 8/dp oilers. II:4 ipher P0i8011 by fast freight. reed eatryrbeine\ with poor rosette alW we Sr. pleased to find something better. Try \Kill -Ern -Quick\ at our risk (cash refund g uarantee printed on every package) and rid your fields of them grain destroyers. Place your order for such quantity as desired, or have uf 4: 14 , e1A1;1 4 bore purelmes their supplim of \Kill - with you from your druggist or drug dealer. In ordering together you all secure Si,. benefit of the quantity discount on the amount each desires to purchase. If no \Kill-Ens-Quicii\ in stock, accept no other poison. but have it ordered for you. In atm It ia impossible to secure \KillsEneQviick\ as stated, mend us your order (giving druggist's or drug dealer's name) and remit for such quantity as you desire to pw-chase: upon receipt of which the shipment will receive prompt attention. \IULL-EM-QUICK\ ALWAYS KILLS Complete information, folders, testimonial; etc. furnished on request. IMICICELSON KIILL-E14-qtnac CO. 1421 Washington Ave. No., hissawoolia. Minh The coal Miners' strike, now so general, it is thought will soon be ad- justed. Weston, the walkist, is eleven days ahead of his schedule. Two Japanese engaged In an effort to secure plans of the fortifications at corrigidor, P. I., have been at'. rested. King Frederick of Denmark de dared that the United States was the model for all nations. James J Hill believes the railroads eau expel -ere* next fall and winter this greatest, traffic congestion In their Plo.-Mate Shoes The Best Shoes for Children For 36 years we have done nothing but make children's ell\ Wee I learnedll er e ) mbodied in the Ellsosso - the best shoe made anywhere for little folks. Bee the shape, it means comfort and allows the feet to develop along natural lines. The soles are of clear oak, welts are genuine Goodyear, and full extension heels for protecting up_pers. Thesis points mean that a pair of ..pa -1 1 46,1110 Moe. will outlast two pallor of any other shoe. They come In lace, button sue oxford shape anii how the children enjoy them, and i all sixes from 410 IL Just try one pair, notice how ong they wear. If not in stock at your dealers, send us his name, stating size and style desired and we will me that you are supplied. - WILLIAMS. NOT!' & CO.. Itockeefer, R. Buy A Tana la...Control MI \ prices will surprise yon, good e,il, mate,, martins, mails school ehorehes, OP ighborcesd not 'sast •••1,WoDS TITLK Write C. D. Baker, Fergus q., for lint of NI farms. PATENTS \ psi, live* coo owe. pal, Mae. rem Itestmer lam reesais, lam Illita..X=ea MIA drag Masi sash. • GET BIG GRAFTER MAN \HIGHER UP\ IN PITISBURG IS FOUND AT LAST— ORDERED INDICTED. PROBE IS NEARING END Alleged Bribe Giver, Who is Wealthy Banker and Manufacturer Will • Bs Tried in New York if Extradition Fails. Pittsburg, April 7.—The district at- torney and his staff were busy today with the grand jury, presenting what Is believed to be the last square in the uzzle plot which when completed will, it is believed, make one of the most sensational graft pictures ever brought to the light of the public. To fill vacancies in the council made by the resignation of its indicted mem- bers Mayor Magee has called a ',pedal election for April 26. The ordered indictment of Prank N Hoffstot, the banker add manufacturer, now 'living in New Tole is the one topic discussed today In lake graft ex- posure. Hoffetot's extradition, accord- ing to the district attorney, will be ask- ed for, but in the event of the failure of that procedure. It Is reported he will be tried in New York state. The cilmai<preintaad in the PKtee burg graft exposures came, as promis- ed, late yesterday, with the presentment by thWarstre Iurror a lolig — fitiort In whioh Is recommended the indictment of Frank N. Hoffetot president of the Pressed Steel Car Co., and one of the most prominent business men in the country. Simultaneously in open court came • plea of Emil Winter. president of the Workinvnan's Savings and Trust Co., that he had no defense to make to the charge, that he gave a $20,000 bride to Councilman Morris Einstein. SCORE MERRY DEL VAL, The Roosevelt inelaent Still is Talk NOT VERY REASSURING. \The doctor throws lots of work in his brother's way.\ \Is his brother a doctor, toe?\ y'No. He's an undertejter.\ DELAY IS DANGEROUS. When the kidneys are sick, the Whole body is weakened. Aches and pains and urinary_ ills come, and there is danger of diabetes and fatal Bright's disease. Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick kidneys and impart strength to the whole system, Mrs. M. 4, J.epkins, Quanah, 16as, says: .\1 _was. so badly run down that the doctors told me there was no hope. I was so low my relatives were Called in to see me before I died. Dif- ferent parts of my body were badly swollen and I was told I had dropsy. Doan's Kidney Pills saved my life, and made it worth living\ Remember the name—Doan's. For sale by all dealers. 50 cents a box. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Rome, April 7.—Some of the promi- nent ecclesiastics who were received by the pope today managed to in- troduce the subject of the Roosevelt incident, to these the pope expressed the deepest regret that he had been prevented from 'meeting and speaking with the former president, but he gave utterance to no opinion regarding the negotiations of the deadlock that fol- lo% ed. The -incident continues to be a Ilvs topic of popular discussion and is em- phasised by what the liberal press calls the new mistake of Cardinal Merry Del Val, who had before pre- vented the Choral society of Cologue from being received by the pope be- cause the society visited the quirinal and sang before the Italian sovereign in spite of fact that every year hun- dreds of persons are received by King Victor Emmanuel and afterwards ad- mitted to the presence of his holi- ness. The Message today says: \Within few days Cardinal Merry Del Val has shown discourtesies to the most beloved American citizen and to a gathering of the most beloved per- sons of Germany and Indirectly to the king of Italy. As long as the young and audacious Spanish cardinal domi- nano, the leonine city, the Italian li- berals must be on their guard\ Rice Succumbs to injuries. Rugby, N. D., April 7—After hover- in g at death's door for several days, 0. C. Rice. who was injured in an election brawl in this city Monday night passed away last evening. Pat Meehan, who has been arrested on suspicion of being implicated in the death of Rice, is from southern Min- nesota, and • baseball player of note. He has played with a number of the fast amateur teams in Minnesota, was catcher for the Rugby team three years ago and last year played with the Wit- lieton team and that of Brandon, Man. Short funeral services will be held over Rice's body tomorrow afternoon when the remains accompanied by the two brothers of the deceased and his wife will be taken to their old home at Grant, Ky. The preliminary hearing of Buoye and Meehan will probably be held Jen Monday, Judge Parser Dom tel Moscow. St. Petersburg, April 7.—Former Jus- tice Alton B. Parker, left Miley for Moscow and Crimea. During his visit here Parker called upon Premier Stely- pin and discussed the possibility of closer relations between Russia and the United State,. Gregory M. Wilenkin. Who has been ordered to resume hie riutien as finan- cial attache of the Russian embassy at Washington, left for title United States today. Reef Collapses, Ten Under Wreck. Saybrook, Coon., April 7.—At least ten men were buried under the wreck- age today by the collapse of the roof of a car barn of the Shore Line Trol- ley Co., here. Six men have been tak- en out, one of whom was Jerry Ka- han. of Springfield, Mass. The super- intendent of the *barn suffers from a broken back. B ishop' is Recuperating. La Crosse, Wis.,. April •7.—Bishop Schwebach, operated on on Monday is improving rapidly, dent:rite his advanced age, and Ist expected to completel* re- cover without complications. B andits Shot he Death. Chicago, April J.—Three bandits, who robbed a bank of Coal City, nt; sixty miles southwest of Chicago of $2,000 after imprisoning a night watch- man and engineer, were pursued by s a , posse and shot today. Five men were concerned in the robbery, the two who escaped carrying away the plunder. Bey Kills Himself With Pistol. Huron, te D., April hue exam- ining a revolt- wen, the Trrev - ,61d S a Cr , a far_ mer living ear Ca or, was seri- dentally sho nd killed. He was alone in his home at the time. Ignore Tariff Law, Indianapolis. April 5.—The Indiana republitan convention today adopted a platform that Ignores the Payne -Ald- rich tariff law, and declared for a pro- tective tariff measure only by a differ- ence between the cost of production here and abroad and the creation of a non-partisan tariff commission. Brooklyn Bank Closes Doors, New York, April 6.—The doors of the Union Bank of .• Brooklyn were Closed this morning. The bank has seven branches. C. If, Cheney, state superintendent of banks has taken possession of the bank. Niue Tillik5lerf The Dog Settled it. The multimillionaire was n_ncertaln, \But how doknow you can sup. port my daughter in the manner to which she has been accustomed?\ he demanded, dubiously. The imported nobleman smiled blandly. \I will Ito ze test,\ he volunteered. \What lestr \I will lit witth you one year and see how she is accustomed and men I will know what to say.\ But Just then James, the footman, liberated the $5,000 bulldog. Reasons for Envy. The stingy man had come home and had objected when his wife attempted to kiss him \I've just had a tooth pulled,\ he explained. \Well I envy the dentist,\ his wife rep/led. \You envy the dentist? What do you mean?\ \Oh nothing much,\ the wife sighed. \Only he's the first person I've ever heard of who succeeded in getting anything out of you.\ --Woman's Na- tional Daily. A Small Loaf. A half-famithed fellow in the south- ern states tells of a baker (whose Wes had been growing \smaller by degrees and beautifully less\) who, when going his rounds to serve his customers, stopped at the door of one and knocked, when the lady within ex- claimed: \Who's there?\ and was answered: \The baker.\ What do you want?\ \To leave your bread.\ \Well ,you needn't make such a fuss about it; put It through the keyhole.\ MONTANA IN CONGRESS. Senator Carter. GOVERNOR AIDS SETTLERS, Offers Reward of $250 For Arrest and Conviction of \Sharke.7 _ Helena.—Governor Edwin L. Norris has offered a reward o,C $250 for the arrest and conviction of persons who \by means of false information Misled prospective Montana settlers. It bag developeditiust a munbas at so-called \sharks\ ,gain the confidence of praggaggpar Tuberculosis In Ireland. A bill will be brought before the British parliament calling for steps to be taken to prevent the high mor- tality from tuberculosis in Ireland. The bill will demand the compulsory notification and registration of tuber- culosis cases, the establishment of spe- cial institutions for consumptive pa- tients, the instruction of the public about this disease, and improved con. trel over the meat and milk supplies. Algy Explains. \What do you suppose, Algernon,\ the young thing asked, \is the reason the ocean is salty?\ \I am sure I don't know.\ drawled Algy. \unless it Is because there are so many salt fish in It.\—Success. A man's idea of a generous act is having a chance to take all another fellow's money and leaving him some loose change. Many a Clever Housewife Has learned that to serve Post Toasties Saves worry and labor, and pleases each mem- ber of the family as few other foods do. The crisp, dainty, fluffy bits are fully cooked— ready to serve from the package with ereani or good milk. G ive the home -folks a treat. \The Memory Lingers\ Pkgs loc. and isc. Postern Cereal Company,.Lel , Battle Creek, Kin. on westbound trains from St.. Paul and, learning of their destination, of- fer to \locate them on government lands. In not a few instances these locators have established three or four different persons on the same half section, now available utder the en- larged homestead act. In other instances settlers have been put on-unsurveyed lands, and in many other ways the homesteaders have not only been inconvenienced, but invariably induced to pay from $50 to $100 to the locators. ---Intormation received at the state capitol is OW this is a portion of the same croWd which conducted similar operations in North Dakota. Vigorous prosecutions have been determined upon whenever the evidence will indi- cate • conviction. INDEPENDENT WINS IN HELENA. Regular Republican Candidate LOINS Out by Small Margin. tw In oessfu Great F three of fou the Demoorats • licaas three aiderm Helena —Municipal _elections were held throughout Montana, but „aside from Helena politics cut little figure. In Helena the Democrats elected four, and the Republicans three aldermen, with F. J. Edwards. Republican -Inde- pendent, elected mayor by a plurality of 58 votes over Dryburgh, the Repub- lican nominee. Church, Democrat. Was a poor third. In Billings the Republicans elected aldermen and the Democrats two. ere. the Citizens' ticket was sue - there being no party lines. In the Republicans elected, dermen, and in But,te ed live and Repub- At Mindere W. F. Nye and M. E. Galvin, Republics's'', were elected al- dermen. TO RUN DEMONSTRATION TRAIN. Northern Pacific To Co -Operate With Montana Farm Experts. Bozeman. — The Northern Pacifier railway, the Montana State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, Montana Experiment Station and Farmers' Institute will co-operate in running a demonstration train across Montana over the main and branch lines of the Northern Pacific railway during June. President Hamilton, Director Lio- field, Superintendent Cooley and other prominent educators, practical farm- ers and boosters for better farming and scientific agriculture in Montana will accompany the train. A dozen or fifteen instructors will discuss impor- tant farm and horticultural topics, and demonstrate an extentive display of implements and products with which the train will be equipped. MINERS' UNIONS JOIN. Parent Body of Western Federation Agrees to Affiliate. Butte, April 8—The Butte Miners' union, parent body of the Western Fed- eration of Miners, by its vote decided by an overwhelming majority in favor of the Western Federation of Miners affiliating with the United Miners of America. The engineers voted similarly to the miners, and the smeltermen are expected to follow suit tomorrow. Democrats Win In Montana. Helena. — In the recent city elec- tions in this state Democratic and Independent candidates were general- ly successful though party lines were not closely drawn. A majority of the new 'aldermen in Butte, Missoula, Anaconda and Helena are Democrats. ENGINEER'S HEAD BLOWN OFF. Largest Locomotive in Butte Explodes, Killing One. Butte. — The sudden explosion of a we hoisting engine at Never Sweat mines, blew off the bead tEngineer E. L. McNabe, formes - 1'Y - of Ipcouver,, B_ C', - The engine, one of the largest in Butte andevalued at about $30,000, was completely wrecked. Three cages fell 2,000 feet, but no one happened to be aboard. HAD A PRIVATE MENAGERIE No Other Explanation for Colonel's Extraordinary Outbreak Seems Possible. \Hit's a wonder to me,\ mid the old family servant, \dat de ol' tunnel don't go into de circus business, out an' out—he see so many twenties long 'bout de Chris'mus time, an' dey does etch funny tricks! Leastways. dat what he say. Only yistiddy de preach- er come ter see him, ridin' of his ol' bike boss—I mean de boss what blin' In one eye—an' w'en de tunnel spied him he holler out: 'Olt off dem two elephants, an' tu'n dat tiger aloose, to' he bite de life outen you! An' shoo dem two monkeys off yo' shoul - der, an' don't let dat giraffe poke his long neck In my winder!' Well, suh, de preacher wuz cl'ar kerflummuxed, he wuz, seem' ez dar warn't nuttin' 't all dar but him an' his 01' blin' hose, but w'en he seen de kunnel grab his ol' war musket an' holler dat he'd shoot dem monkeys off his shoulder, de preacher say: 'Lawd he'p him!' an' de time dat el' blin' hose made git- tin' back ter whar he come fum wuz toe quick ter be sot down in de racin' rickords!\—Atlanta Constitution. - SOMETIMES. anthusiastic Pastor--Ah! no, my dear young lady; It is not lip serv- ice that Is pleasing to heaven. The Dear Young Lady (coyly)— Well, I took in $50, at a dollar a kiss, at the church fair. WASTED A FORTUNE ON SKIN TROUBLE \I began to have an itching over my whole body about seven years ago and this settled in my limb, from the knee to the toes. I went to see a great many physicians, a matter which cost me a fortune, and after I noticed that I did not get any relief that way, I went for three years to the hospital. But they were unable to help me there. I used all the medicines that I could see but became worse and worse. I had an inflammation which made me almost crazy with pain. When I showed my foot to my friends they would get really frightened. I did not know what to do. I was so sick and had be- come so nervous that I positively lost till hope. \I had men the advertisement of the Cuticura Remedies a great many times, but could not make up my mind to buy them, for I had already used se many medicines. Finally I did decide to use the Cuticura Remedies and I tell you that I was never so pleased as when I noticed that, after having used two sets of Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura PHIL the en- tire Inflammation had gone. I was completely cured. I should be only too glad if people with similar disease would come to me and find out the truth. I would only recommend them to use Cuticura. Mrs. Bertha Sachs, 1621 Second Ave., New York, N. Y., Aug. 20, f909.\ \Mrs. Bertha Sachs is my sister-in- law and I know well how she suffered and was cured by Cuticura Reme- dies after many other treatments failed. Morris Sachs, 321 E. 89th St, New York, N. Y., Secretary of Deutsch-Ostrowoer Unt-Verein, Kemp - nor Hebrew Benevolent Society, etc.\ Newfoundland's Bad Record. The Newfoundland Society for the Prevention of Tuberculosis Is carrying on a vigorous and necessary campaign this year in the island. The death rate from the disease tn Newfoundland 4s very large. About one in every five of the total population dies of it, and, what is worse, in the last six years the death rate, which is sta- tionary or decreasing elsewhere, has increased about 50 per cent. This is due largely to the native horror oh fresh air in the house. Would Pension Ex -Presidents, wash ington, April 6—Senator Mc - Cumber, chairman of the committee on pensione, favored the provision to pen- sion ex -presidents and made a ma- jority report favoring the retention of that presisl\. While there is no Intimation in Mr. MeCumbele report that he thinks Mr. Roosevelt is in need of financial as- sialance, he points out that \a number. of se -presidents have been sorely pressed financially to meet the obli- gations which tested upon them after their services as president, and which with proper dignity they could net have been excused from. Making a Guess. \Johnny do you know why I am go- ing to whip you?\ \Why?\ \Because you struck a boy smaller than yourself.\ \I thought maybe it was because I am smaller than YOU are. - Pettit's Eye Salve for 25C relieves tired, overworked eyes, stops eye aches, congested, inflamed or sore eyes. All druggists or Howard Bros., Buffalo, N. Y. 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