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0 THE MINERAL : INDEPENDENT PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY Tuesday and Friday BY MINERAL PUBLISHING CO. at Superior, Mineral County, Mont. nr10;;;; ATAT E • ASSOCIATION Entered as second-class matter May 6, 1915, at the postoffice at Superior, Montana, under The Act of March 3, 1879._ Subscription $2.00 per year in edvan • Advertising rates on application BERTHA B. LUCKET, Editor istd Manage! All general business letter's and cor- respondeece should be addressed to THE MINERAL INPEPRNDENT, Superior, Mon- tana. Letters for publication., must bear the writer's signature, although it need not be pdblished. At some period in the history' of the village, arid incidentally that of - =the small boy PROTECT • Within :its e,,01,es. THE BOYS comes the great de. -sire to emulate the grownups in the matter of smok- ing. That this epidemic has reached Superior has been very much in evidence during the past summer; for, with the free dis- tribution of cigarette papers and the laxity in selling minors to- bacco, Young America has been given much leeway with the In- dian weed. In the revised codes of Mon- tana, Sec. 8381, the law reads: \Every person who sells or gives any tobacco, cigars, cigarettes or cigarette papers to any minor under 18 years of age is guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon convic- tion thereof shall be punished by fine of not less than $25 and not more than $500, or imprisonment not to exceed three months- in the county jail, or both such fine and imprisonment in the discre- tion -of the court.\ Statistics have proven that nothing is more detrimental to • t tnving boy, ban Mentally and physically, than the cigar- ette habit. It is to prevent this habit that laws have been en- acted, and every effort should be made to enforce the law and protect the growing boy. A complaint filed with the prosecuting attorney by the -par- ents of these youths will effectu- ally put a stop to this illicit trade. We also believe in fair play—so much so that we wish to correct an erroneous statement FAIR which appears in our PLAY contemporary's editorial columns, in which the editor asserts we \ have written over the state in an. effort to col- lect facts detrimental to his char- acter. Such a statement is Abso- lutely false. We have no desire to engage in the detective busi- ness, nor do we wish to waste good stationery and. postage Stamps to -collect evidence against anycine who does at concern us. Letters we have received are of kindness and cheer, which could be applied to both papers of Mineral county, as the following from one of the prom- inentiiewspaper men of the state will show: - \Your twice -a -week issue is very creditable to the town. I hope the grand jury repOrt will put an end to the bicker- ing in Superioi, which ought . to have a cozy future under a get-together movement. There is both need and room for two papers in any county, and a newspaper that fosters* faction is foolish.\ \Live and let •live\ \is 41'.good motto in the newspaper world, and as long as we are both here to stay it ie our duty to amuse the public and we will both, un- doubtedly, go on catering to our class, but when it comes to per- sonal hatred— there is. none on our part. CHAPTER XXII. Checkmate! As the music ceased and the dancers -time pouring out into the cool night Or Runnels approached with his, wife. Together they strolled off through the ,Towd, disappearing in the direction of the nortir wing of the hotel. It seemed agte before the orchestra struck up. Kirk began to fear that something had happened to the ibusi\ clans. .11e edged closer to the do r and searched out Chiquit:a with his eyes. There she was seated with her father. Colonel Bland from ostun soil spine high officer Or other—probably an admiral. • Kirk heard the orchestra leader tap his music stand;. then as the 'first strains of the waltz floated forth he stepped into the ballroom and made toward his sweetheart All at ouce be HORSES, CATTLE AND SWINE TO MAKE A GREAT SHOWING - AT WESTERN MONTANA FAIR The horse and cattla show during the Western Montana Fair last fall. Missoula, Sept. 8— (Special) Led by ' Deschamps Brothers' three - year steer weighing 2,000 pounds and Pat Griffin's 2,600 pound Shorthorn bull, to- gether with some of the finest register- ed beef stock in the northwest, the entries for the cattle division of the Western Montana Fair are assuming such proportions that the fair officials are at their wits' ends to make provi- sion for them all without another cattle barn. The same may be said of ' the horse division, in which such a record in favor of the excellence of the home- grown stock over that displayed from other sections of the state, was made last year. Secretary Lawrence of the fair stated today that the entries of horses and cattle were already way ahead of those of last fall. The barns will be filled to overflowing, If the hog r - al;rs continue their entries r it, will be necessary to build exhibition pig pens all the way around the fair- grounds fence. Unquestionably the stock show at the Western Montana Fair will exceed any other show, ex - ,pt that of the t* t. fei, halti in %Inn tana this year. In the cattle division Tin tinger Broth- ers of Big Timber, winners of the Northern Pacific cup - last year, will have a fine array of. Herfords. W. 0. Bohart and Harry Summers of Boze- man have entered their strings of dairy and beef cattle to compete for the lib- eral premiums offered. One woman, Mrs. Holliday of Florence, has entered 25 head of Jerseys and will probably have other stock .to show at the fair, all of which are recognized as extra fancy and stock such as the breeders will be delighted to inspect. The remarkable record of local horses in defeating champions, fresh from their winnings at the state fair last fall, has done much to arouse a lively interest in the Western Montana fair's horse show. The rival -y between the Western Montana breeders and those from other sections of the state will reach a practical expression for good at the big show. It will surely take a horse of \some class\ to defeat the sweepstakes stallion of Deschamps and LaCasse of Frenchtown, who, with four of his colts, will be entered this year. There will be a big entry of Bitter Root stock, many from the Flathead and Big. Blackfoot valleys in addition to the re- turn of last Year's wrnners—stock of Charles Bresee of Stevensville, Victor Livestock company, Robert Peat, Des- champs Brothers and many others. The horse and cattle shows and the livestock parades each day will be real educational features of the fair. Sec- -1.aweeess eteetecotst, the Western Montana Fair, among other things, a practical school for the stock breeders in this section of the state, and to assist in this way in the cam- paign for more and better stock on the ranches and farms in Western Montana. The show this year, for vabich the reg- ular premiums are tempting but which is to be further rewarded bye long list of cash and merchandise special prizes, promises to be all that the secretary could wish. THE Ne'er=DcoWell gir •,.. ,,a BY REX BEACH Author si a rnie Spoilers,\ 'The Barrier,\ \The Silver Horde.\ Etc. Frinz!!::;:itie Oepyrlatit, DMA 1211, by Harper & Brothers. A found tnat ma brain was clear. in' -_heart beats measured. Of course/she saw him coming. She had waited all the long evening tor this moment. He saw her hand flutter uncertainly to her throat; then as be puused before her she rose without a word. His arm encircled her waist her little cold palm dropped into his as lightly as a snowflake, and they glided away together. He found himself whispering her name over and over again passionately. \Why -why did you, do this. senor?\ she protested faintly. \It is very hard for me.7-! \It isi s the last time I shall ever told you—this way.\ She faltered, her breath taught. \Please! My father is looking. Ra- mon\- - - - \Have you agreed to ruarrlisfurr - • nres-00, no! Oh, I hate praY . ed to the Virgin every hour. I - cannot, and yet I must. See! I cannot waltz, se- nor; I have s -stepped upon you. Don't— esqueeze—me—sor she exclaimed. \I cannot hold back—the tears. I am so unhappy. if I could die quickly—now.\ lig go out on the perck\ \No no! We must remain in my ; father's sight. Will you take me tp NTHONY bad no partner for my seat?\ the., eighth dance and was i \No. I want you to listen carefully very glad of for he could not have carried off the nec- • to what I'm goingto say and be calm.\ He spoke low and earnestly. essary- email talk. As ft was, be felt Do I \n't stop dancing now, when 1 that his excitement- must 114 patent to • those around him now that the time tell you. Chiquita dear, you must bud come. marry me tonight, tight away! I have arranged everything. No. don't look up at me until I haye finished. Try to smile. I've planded it all out and everything Is in readiness. I have a room just around the corner of the Veranda; there's a judge welting for us, and Runnels and his wife\— \You are mad!\ she gasped. •' , \No. no. We'll slip throegh one -of the French windows, and we'll be back again before they miss mi. Nobody will know. I tell you they'Te waiting. If. we are missed they'll think—it.doesn't waiter want they taunt, you'll be my wife. and Ramon can't marry you then. We'll say nothing about it until your father is elected president\ • \Senor one cannot be married hi a moment. I am Catholic—the banns\ - \I've thought of all that, but a civil marriage. is binding. We'll have the e somorgemplit • See the Great Montant State Fair Helena Sept. 20-25, 1915 Low Round Trip Fares Low Round Trip Fares Montana Foremost Montana has won many first prizes at international exposi- tions and has this year out -classed the world in open competition on all grains at the Great Panama -Pacific International Exposition- a total of 513 medals. This year's attraction has been planned to out -class all previous years in exhibits and amusement features. Auto recce by speed kings of the world. Horse races by the best running and harness horses. Vaudeville features for amusements and sensational thrills. Aeroplanes. etc. Low Fares for Round Trip glItne fare for the round trip from Northern Pacific stations in Montana 14 Helena and return on sale Sertember 18 to 25, inclusive, good to return to and including September 27th, via Montana's Pioneer Line. • C. R. BULLIS, Agent Iron Mountain Northern Pacific Railway A. M. CLELAND, Gen, Pam Agent, St. Paul Jesse Daly General Merchandise Also Carry a Full Line of Fruit and Vegetables In Season. Superior, Montana Subscribe For the Independent. religious ceremony arterwaru; menu litOlf - Itaanin. at ieast I promise not to see you again until you send for me—until your father's hopes are realized. You may wait as long as you wish, and nobody will know. They trieked you. Chiquita. dear; I can't explain, but it wasn't all politics; by any means. Oh. girl! Don't you understand; I love you—love you It's our only chance.\ The words were tumbling from his lips Incoherently. he was pleading as if for his life, while she clung to him to support herself Through it all their feet moved rhyth- mically, their bodies swayed to the ea deuces of the waltz as they circled the ballroom. He knew it ‘ was her lifelong loyalty. her traditional sense of obedience that made her hesitate. \Mother of God!\ she exclaimed faintly. \Is it that 1 am dreaming?\ \They are waiting for us; the dance is half over already. 1 love-you—bet- ter than all the world. Do you remem her two nights ago? You kissed me then, and—I—I—can't live without you. We'll go away together, you and I. through all the world—just we 'two\ She gave a hysterical, choking sob that was half a sigh. Then her eyes flashed upward to his—they were wide .and bright and shining—her lips were parted, her body was lithe and full of fife. She slipped from his embrace. whispering: \Yes yes! Quickly, senor!\ And e next instant they were out upon the wide gallery with the 'dance be- hind them. \Murree hurree. or they • will follow!\ Together they fled along the north wing of the hotel. The girl was pant- ing, with one hand held to her bare throat. But she ran like a fawn. \Herer He swung her around the corner and rapped sharply lit a door. \Quickly! Quickly!\ she moaned. \For the love of\— , With terrific force the door was fair- ly jerked from its hinges and slammed to behind them. The miext moment Allan's big body was leaning against it as if the wall were about to fall in- ward upon him. Runnels leaped for- ward with an exclamation; his wife stood staring, her face as white as snow. With them was the genial gray haired judge from Colon, whom Kirk had met at the Wayfarers' club on the night of his arrival. \You made It!\ Runnels cried tri- ,umphantly. \Miss Garavel!\ his wife echoed. \Thank heaven you camel\ , \Quick the music will stop! Judge, this is Miss Garavel. You must marry us just as fast as you can.\ 'I l e esLeee .yuu conanntr the judge asked. \I-1 want -to be happy.\ she said \You understand. judge, she's of age. SO -am I. They want -to force lier to marry a man she doesn't\— (To be continued.) Chas. H. Marsh Undertaker 211 W. Cedar Phone Missoula, Montana - -All Kinds of Funeral Supplies Superior Electric Light and Water Works DEALER IN All Kinds of Electric Appar- atus and Supplies Plumbing and Heating Supplies Let me figure on'your work - H. SCHOENFELD Superior, Montana Popular Music 10c ,For Postage \The Only One -Price Music House In the West\ Orvis Music House MISSOULA Keesey Bros. DEALERS IN CI General El Merchandise Keystone -:- Montana Otto Reifilin e Have It Anything In School 'Supplies Office Supplies and Stationer): Price's Book Store MISSOULA Thos. Merkle Central Market Fresh and Salt Meat, Fish, Etc. Home Cured Ham and Bacon. - SUPERIOR, MONTANA Lots For Sale In Harmon Addition to Super- ior. One Block West of Court House Site. Good Title Guaranteed..Warranty Deeds Given, C. L. HARMON P. 0. Box 34 Superior, Mont. Mineral County Abstract Co. Abstracts and Fire Insurance SUPERIOR, MONTANA Dr. 1.4; P. Botsford Physician and Surgeon SUPERIOR, MONTANA The Independent Is Always First With the News—Sub- scribe For It, Cigars Tobacco POOL Superior, Montana Saltese Supply Co. Can Supply You With Everything When In Saltese Always Stop at THE COZY SALTESE, MOSTANA Dr. C. H. McComb DENTIST All Work Guaranteed Rooms 213-215 Montana Building MISSOULA, MONT, 1 \Good Things to Eat\ _ A full and complete line of-:-----• first-class Groceries and General Mer- chandise at E. B. HORD'S Superior, Mont. W. L. HYDE Attorney -at -Law Notary Public SUPERIOR, MONTANA MINERAL LODGE, U. ings in Bostwick' Hail, Albe, ton, Mont.. regular communications on the seccfnd and fourth i fuesdayS. Special meet- ings every other Tuesday evening. Vis- iting members are specially invited. E. P. AMEY, W. M., R. S. WILKINSON, Sec'y,
