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• VoL L No. 21. ' 41 1 1 .1eV. endall Miner. KENDALL, MONTANA, APRIL 27, 1906. 5 Cents Brine us VW DODOS - its. We Gan lianale them satisfuLorild..„. FIRST STATE BANK OF KENDALL i•Nfsew..rNe-v'vvNiv•-vrv-Nr•V\f•-VNe•-A The SHAUL.,S) Kendall, rblonSana HOT and COLD BATHS iiirommo••••••... NEW and FIRE I , PROOF TTIE DEBT IIOTEL ACCOMMOD.eTIOala : THE COUNTY. COME AND InfeeE lat AND WE WILL alleKlaaeatsala °FEEL JenfeE YOU OWNED TDB MOTEL E. P. INJETZEri l , Pr.o9rPetor INNIONO2M/MPSMOMICEMIN•••••.. I 11•31•12IMOB/le STYLE & QUALITY Tbere are qualities wbieh are combiner: in clothing turned out from my establishment. All clothing made by the best workmen and in teensibie, conaervative styles, and warranted -to give satisfacUon. Neater having worn union undetwear, you have no conception of la; superior advantages. When you come, to Lewistown call on me, oppaske the poatollice, arfd I will tell you about it. Yours for' Business WALTER K IGHT Lewistown, Montana JALACY MO , irgc K p - e Wholesale and R(3teliP Butchers • Moore, Pilentaixa WE' ARE MAKING REGULAR SHIPMENTS OF SELECTED LOTS OF BEEF, PORK. MUTTON, FRESH BUTTER AND EGGS TO` KENDALL CUSTOMERS. .0011.1*SPOND WITH tra, OR AWAIT ANNO:UNCEMENT OF MR. NELSON'S COMING. Hotels end Boarding Houses Supplied at Whogesale Savings Department BANK OF FERGUS COUNTY In which will be received savings deposits ht rtny amount froth $1.00 up. Inter..st will he paid at the rate of five per cent per annum; com- pounding semi-annually, on the last days of Jurie and December.. U you resolve to save a part of your earning, you will find a PAY' , Inge account a goarce of ptreneth. One dollar puts the resolution into effect -It opens a savings account. SOCIAL BARRIERS BURNED AWAY Pauper and Millionaire Mingle in Ohre Olt - tress in Parks of San Francisco—Af- termath of Great Crlt?strophe Next to viewing the many square miles - of ruins that once made San Francisco a city, no better realization of the ruin that has come to this place can be gained than by visiting the reufgee camps located in the dist- ricts which were touched by the flames. Golden Gat park was the Mecca of the destitute. The immense play ground ef the muicipality has been converted into a vast mushroom city that bears striking resemblance to e log towns located on the bor r of : ea -government reservation about o be opened to public settle- ment . common suffering -and des- titution h ve wiped out all socialadif- erences, he man who was . last Tuela day a pro perous merchant, is uCcUpy- ing with is larally/a little_ pletteo/ ground that adjoins the open air home of a laborer. The white man of California has fergotten his antipathy to the Asiatic race, and its maintain- ing friendly relations with his Chine ese and Japanese neighbors. The so- ciety bell who Tuesday night was, a butterfly of fashion at the grand op- era performances, is assisting some factory girl in the preparation of humble daily meals. Money this af- termeoh had, little value. The family who had 'l l eiesight to lay in the larg- est etock of foodstuffs on the- first day of the disaster, is rated highest.in ,,,scale of wealth. A few of the families who could se- cure willing expresionea, are posses - tors oa cooking stoves, but over 9.0 per cent . of the refugees are doing their cooking on little camp tires Made made of brick or *one. Kitchen uten- sils that' last week would have been regarded with Contempt, are today articles et 'high Value. • - Marfa ha the homeless cipi-c arts . ** abieellidan cOffiffirtahle atotMng - atrd- Ixed covering, but the great bulk of them ate in need, the grass is their bed and their daily clothing being their only protection against the pen - . tracing' fog of the ocean or the chill- ing due of the morning. Fresh meat disappeared Wednesday morning, and the canned foods and breaketaffs are the only victuals in evidence. Not only are the parks the place, of refuge. Every large vacant lot in the safe zone has been preempted, and even the cemeteries are crowded. A well known young lady of koclal position, when askeaaoday where she had spent the night, replied: nOn a grave\ a, San Francisco's darkest bout dawned into day of hop:\. eats Ilene of overwhelming disaster. and. peril bast ended, and. Its future is now .a sub- ject of general consideratlon The western addition danger ,. was aeerted by the use of gun cotton, dy- namite and two streams of water. The exaloeives were handhd by the chief gunner Of Mare island navy yard, and his _accomplishments proved him to be a master of his profession. Los Angeles, April 20. -Miss Ilcss!e Tannehill of the Tivoli theater of San Francisco, reached Los Angeles. \I was asleep in the Hotee /alba- ham, Ellis and Morton street, when the Ithr , ek .came,\ said Miss Tannehill. \There were at least 100 persons hti the banding at the time. At the Met shock I leaped from my bed and ran to the window. Another upheaval came and I was thrown fromemy feet. agroped my way out Of the room and down the dark stairway. Men, wo- men and children, almost without elathaeg, crowded the place, yelling and pray -Trig - We they rushed out \When otitside, I saw the street fill- ed with people who rushed about, ringing their hands and craleg. Pro- prietor Leiser of the .hoteroffered a eatunan $50 to take him -anti hisewife to Presidio heights,, but he refused. he wanted more monhy. We `tinnily secured a carriage by paying. 81e0. Fire wail raging ,at the time and pco- pie Were panic-striekken.. \After getting outside of the danger region I walked back. impale to aid some of the unfortubetes. I have beard about big prices for fowl, but sateh to testify, that the tnerchante on upper Market street and ,in nearby leatiiiin2M1WaTiff1 7 ,TIthrilalnirt . rlistricth threat oPen their *oven and invited the crowds to help themselves. - spring:, at that place, is now lataele- greet) hotter than ever known before. The heat Is continually increasing since the eruption of Vesuvius. The mobs Matted into every place. carrying out ali the goods' possible. \I saw many looters and pickpock- rts at work. They were pursued by troops, but escaped la an automobile.\ • tian Quentin prison is Intact: The walls were cracked and a, few ehim- °eye ivere upset, but no further dam- age was done. During the first big sboekk the convicts set up walls that could be heard for a mile, They act- ed like wild animals and tare at their trembling cages like trianiteca Warden Edgar called out all the guards and lined them up ready for an outbreak. 1 --- fternne. Wye, April 20.--A special from Saratoga. Wye.. says thet the temperature of the water in the bat Oakland, April 20. -At a meeting of tete banks this morning, Mr. Lynch of the Fast National bank, reported that a committee had examined all the batiks and safe deposit vault.: in San Francisco and found them till intact. This makes it certain that the money and papers on deposit are all safe. It Was also reported that the books and records in the San Francisco hall of records ciao 'escaped serious injury. Strange is the scene witere San Francisco's Chinatown stood, sayi W. W. Overton. „jv he . ..reached Los Ange- les among the refuges. \No heap of smoking ruins marks the site of the wooden warrtns where the slant -eyed men of the orient &welt in thousands. The place is -pitted with deep holes and seared with dark pas- sage ways, from whose depth comes smoke wreaths. All the wood has gone and tthe wind Is streaking the ashes. Men -white men -never knew the depth of Chinatown's underground city,\ rays Mr. Overton. -They often talked of these subterraneste runways. And- many of them had gone beyond the street levels, two and three etore ies. - ,Itut now the Chinatown has beep unmasked -for the destroyed buildings were only a mask-:n':n from the hillside looked on where its Inner secrets lay. In places they can- see Passages 100 feet deep. . \The fire erwept this Mongolian sec- -cleah. It left no shrotd of the Paii.t.-d V - ooderi replica, It. sae ft ;dawn he the baaw ground, arnd. this nee stark, for the breezes have taken away the Ugh! ashes. \Joss houses and mission schools. grocery stores•and opium dens. gam- bling -hells and theatres -ail of them went. The buildings blazed up • like tissue paper lanterns villen • the sput- tering candles touched their sides. \From this place, I followed the fire, saw hundreds of fright -crazed yellow men flee. In their arms Chey bore their opium pipes, their mercy bags. their silks and their children, Beside them ran the baggy-trousered women, and some of them hobbled 'painfully. \Far below tin. street levels n thoee e'liars and paraageways were other lives. Weman who , never sew thee day Corn their darkened pen were caught !Ike rats in a huge trap. Their very bbnes were \eaten by the flames. • . \And now there remains only, the holes. They pit the °hillside like a multitude of swollow nests. They chow Moths of which the police never knew. The secrets of these barrow/ will never he known, for Into them the hungry lire first sifted its red 'male and then licked eagerly in.tongues of creeping flames, finally_ .oblitereang a.erything except the eariTi iteelf.\ . , -- - novernor Took- tbaa issued the Ai- , toeing proclamation: . , The great eallainity witieh htis be- fallen San. Francisco, Santa Rosa and different cities .is an vest and oit- trahelmirg ns to demand our deepesi sympathy anti financial ahl„. It Is fit- ting that all the eines. towns. tteid 0th. -el organizations, att well as the Ina- vidual citirene, shall take such ataloe ex' will redound lien prompt and gen- erous e mariaution .to this, reaeut char its - . - I cone u: with the suggestion of. the President of the United teetates a that the National tied Create saciety of the United States is the hest fitted °igen- nation to undertake distribution a Rey (ands raised for this , purpos; . In ivItpess whereof. I 'hereunto set ley hand and cause the great seal of tbe 'State of Montana to be alibied. Doue at the city of Helena, the 20th day of Apill, A. P. 006, and of the In. .tpendence, of the United Stees the ere hundred and thirtieth. • By the Governor: .1. K. TOOLE r A. N. poplin, neeretary.of State. ......... r. , ; 60IVAAP ele8. April 22. - E. F. Land , „.,....rar,mics agent of the Dover Mate ufacturitig convene, at ,Canal Dover, Ohio. is a San Francisco refugee who arrived lin Los Angeles today. Mr. Lund was asleep In the McCormick etiartmante when the first earth - remake slink rent 'Ran Francisco. • \I awoke . to, Mid myself on the floor,\ said Mi. Lund. -. 4The building seemed to me to pitch to' the 1...ft, then to the right, and tlnadyj to straighten up an sink. I had th sensatien of pitching down into an elevater 'Shaft-, thats? fo tt:en, sickening waye . that sweeps er and leaves you breath- less, I get into my clothes end with some eliffieuity wrenched epee the door of my room. Screams of women were ' , terrine the air. Together with other persons i se -ambled the womeir .50. ste end a • ilmuy gotMerit into' the street.. rev of. thent•t tarzie , 1 long enough to dress. We went bick,aghte and again into the upper halls and re- turned will, more women. In one room particularly there was great co- motion. It was occupied bY two lad- ies, and they were in a state of hy- eterIcal terror because they could not open -their deer and get out. The sud- den settling of the building had twist- ed the jambs. Finally I Put my 240 pomade of weight against the pannels and smashed them through. I helped them wrap, thenneelves in quilts anI half led, half 'iftrried them to it' s' \atfipekt 'While-paseing through a narrow street. in the rear of the Emporium came uncut a tragedy. A rough f• '- low, evidently a south of Market street thug, wa$ bending over the unconael- ous form of a woman. She watt earth , ed in a kimono, and lay upon the side- walk near tha curb. His back was toward me. He watt trying to wrench a ring from her finger, and he held her right wrist in his left hand. A sol- dier suddenly approached. He held a rifle, thrust forward, and his eYes were on the wretch. Involuntarily I stopped andatny hand went to my hip pocket. I remember only this, it seemed in that moment a good thirig to me to take a are. The soldier's - rifle came to hie shoulder. There was a sharp report and I saw the *mho spurt from, the muzzle. The thug straightened up with a wrench. De shot -his right band above his head and pitched f , rward across the body of the woman. \Along in the afternoon in my walk- ing I carne upon a big hulking fellow in the act of wresting food from an old - woman and a. young girl who evi- dently had joined their fortunes. No soldiers were nboet and I had the satisfaction et laying him out with the butt of my pistol. He went dowa in a heap. I dal not stay to Hee whether or net he came to. \Now that I am away from that city of horrors, th,e whole Impression of the times I went through is blind • and blurred.\ The water situation, while enuring inconvenience to the people, is no longer such a problem. About two- thirds ef the remaining recticn oc the city is being supplied with suffiekmr water for the - pressing domestic needs, but, of course, there Is not yet etough to be had yet for lighting fire purpose ea. Because of tale - e ffect. the MOlat stringent orders have been ittetal are the military and civil police that no -thall-.-bo -Lunt --xelthia-gust-. and that no light, or even a candle light, can be Hhown at night in the houses.. All cooking for the present must be dents on that alidawalks or JP the open streets. and IA daylight. Angorousi meamur,s are being taken up by the board of health and by the board of public works to improve the sanitary conditions throughout the city. While not entirely satisfactory at some places, the sanitary condi- tions in general are not as yet a seri- dus menace tit the health of the peo- ple. The turning on of considerable water In the resident district and promise of much mope, will relieve the minas of all those living In hous- es of the fears of detest*: it Is to those thousands cramped in the parkks and on every other bit of vacant ground that mtlet receive prompt attention. - San Francisco, April 22. -The fire /having exhausted Itself with the ex- ception of the still flaming embers in a thousand places here and there in the burned district, the Associated Preset, for the purpose of determining with accuracy the boundaries of the conflagration, sent out an automobile today which circled the fire on its four eaten. The register of- this machine at the end of the trip showed that it had traveled 26 miles, which therefore may be taken vs the length of the line . along which the names traveled. This area includol the !Mandan cornmeal - al and north of the densely populated station of the resident district, with all the npleraild inatItutions and great mansions that had grown i pp with the progress of the city. The Chinese peteilatIon of 1.09 A N- udes today RubocrIbed S5,000 In cash for the relief of the San Franciece earjhqualre +Octane, and also forward- ed a carload of rice, vegetables and meat. • G. Fred Herr. agent at Los Ana , lee for the .Northern Pacific road left here thin efterneem In charge of Renee - trunks of food, bottled water :Ind amnicks of • food, bottled water and , lothing. PRINTER/I ARE LIBERAL Portland, AprIl -22.-Multnornah Typogih - • teal union, the local body of Printers,. today at a special meeting, apprepreated over $2,000 for the relief of the deatItuteprinters of San Fran. t.irer). \ The union also lettned n statement that tahoptinpliast. nnione in the east wishing the Penland union to act as distributing eeent 'should communi- cate with Secretary Lon DeTarmond. care Oregonian, THE NEW TRAIN TO CHICAGO. The Neer North-Western Limited In service via the North-Western Line. now holds first place over all other trAns from Minneapolis and St. pain to Chicago for luxurious travel fad]. Wes Trains are new throughout. with this sleeping cars of new deilgn; note 'strongly built, tritirP comfortable, more luxurious and with longer berths. Tb. Shalr tars and coaches have like- wise been improved. Why not get the best when'you travel. cost is no great- er? For infOrreatinn ad to rates, reeler., etc., ea/I on or address, A. M. Fenton, Gendeal ;Agana Helena, Montanan or T. Fetuedale, G. P. A., St. 7114tui. Minn. SPRING and Spring House Cleaning is at hand. We are prepared - to supply all yrap• wants in Wall Paper House Paints . Buggy Paints Kalsomines Barden and Fievier Seeds A IlItle.fresh paint and paper. . with It (OW sweet peae growing at the window, is tenter than a -- dose otraecHeine for the blues .6.0..1.11.••••••••••11111•10•01•••••• CAI/NELL LRU3 COMPANY Nendaid, Mont. 1 HUnli-,qiiiliEY JEWEI.07 C. Watch and eittonntEr Flkers Rings and ail ether kinds of Jewelry made to order. • Finest.- *took-- -Of 14 . 4ttlit , a, Din - mends, _Sapphire e, Rubles, etc. ov- et_ b_rouglit to Feeetes Cc -unity., MAILERS rate Ilia FAMOUS ecieferva R/M1. We have had twenty five yeeare experience In the watch lapairies bustneas and absolutely guarantee all such work. Do not send watches away to be repaired. Leave them with us nrI• / get them returned the•rame day. 1 Huoviiki.,:awairy Co Ie EN DA Le e MONTANA . — C ' — '1\ EirEAT :1AM ET adilLiVf121111 Is now tinder the rnanag, - merit and owaership en• W030 & TOHGREN ho rev pee t fu 11;74;11cl ts share of ml:-- patrenage the people Kendall for first Wars . /oleata of' all leittasainpludffig beef, pork wed mutten. Also Vege- tables, ftsh and poultry, au t te f ccl \wire. Pa Ilse a speichoty. - GLEAM/J.11E6S CPR il6ZTT3 f eanee*Wesee, •. eafwee aarnateeenneeea at> / 0 infieaines- Suprostiton . aminglatimasissmmism it., in the , Ron Ton for a drink, 5 of teat cool arid delieleus sopa WATER. A great vrIalety of flavors to . seiert from. Ice creprn parlor willsoen be. open. _ REIHEAMV3 THE PLACE BANK OF FERGUS Com _LEWISTOWN, MONTANA sammisars. THE BON TON
