text: · ui<PnWlbbui Evry Dar in the Yenr. M3SVtJRAN PUDLISHINOa to. # "P i 231 wlast Main Street. hMot. souls, Montana. 11Ibted at the poetnffliea at Mlsa.tanleg, MoulaSt as Scacnd-dlaue mall S atattr sUSSCRIPTIbN RATES. (In Advanoc.) Daily. on. month - II Daily. three mointis a 2 Omily. ix mnntlha.... ... 4 .n Dally. one yesr ... II Poetiae adaiad Ifar fa~ra"lar caaaaaira.,a. TELEPHONE NUMUER. ""l~ 110 ''h''r:s omee oot Washiagten Office Pa. l tnas y huaaIIIniaag /ý I ruatliHatai Pall I 5,51,55, cat arwaat I .Ntllt. Jtlaia ntra-at, alalr SUBSCRIBERS' PAPERS. The Hlr~rulLuri Im or,·rlluu 1 t Kive 'rho Miaaaaal~a it.r)* aaraxiaa( . tatlrlr' ilivat the bait currier ..l"r*c~ lr. (. rwt."lsrl (, ill seriba-ra are. rwa1a.aai.i it.. ragatart falty delivery tat utaaaa. In aaraleriaaa5 gatager elaangaal laa aaa-w aaiarwacaa. plaiazea-" g'v' old aaadreaaa alas. &laanay s)rdtaia, nat l checks, *lahald hae naaaia- gaaa·:aila I". The Mialaaaaailaaaa Palaiialaiaau t saalaaaay. HlIa.1A 1' MAY 1. 1911. May 1.'- linlbh' .a -,14.1 .4 I " i1t, Clday . II I I Ia , t. ent4lr4 1' 1" . . no Hun rie, 4 t.: th.n.t' s '.44 1'" day n44444 1.744 4mile 4 pe r 4ntant4 earth's averrage spel.d I.111 ,lmil.44 .per llmintate t'4une 4 di, tllu'le front earth 604,004,0t mlileh, 4'4,4nt ' ip ipear ieatr t.. Ven.lllls 4ll4 se iii sky. the forow.r. Itih4 A,'4ennh . ". hnulrn, .5 r, 4 IIIII44 4'4; Ith)4 linul. n41 11, degree.s, ~41 4Iinllte4 so, n .rt4h, tI .' lit ter, I ight4 A,'.Cen4I n.n4111, ': .llur., I iInltu lets. I l4,'i Inh tilon, 2 deal.. '.". 4a Ilt* l 4att's, }(' ,hill; 11i44. I44nII4 if1 4 1I 4l4.tL men nelarly tlli- sk' Il ulofrrfW The actual ll-lanee iof the two a. t rl Is utlut 6.0040.000 Intilt4 , oat- 1141ll 11. great as the le4. t dil!aits- i 1. \ tw4'44i PASSING EVENTS S't Tills nm.ornina we. {turn itn 1 ;; i.In the calendar Iand 4llstart eon 4 h4'4 in4,nt4l4 of M ay.oy , I' s 444 Iln .i n A ri4n, M4 . . t la: hasl pi sesscdl it netw 1luta 'll tVicnc- . v\'r sinee that .14,4 ntll.% 4 ii l.rnink4 It Ii -0r 1 fleet ailued 1int.4 Mllunihi I4.u% i1 441 I ,.44I, wave the c nin.u4l4l ,o . "I -re, Iri.ll.y, when you're really " That terse utter,. 4a .. Inmlfrkd' ( the I ..IL h4i ll ng IIof Itn tt era In our Inati4 nal4 IIr anld flal date4l iil a lmark iul4sin oulr . Ih4ulend144r that IIll forever sitand f.r the start oif 4n.41 things. Maly day has 4 .l ay)s possessedI)4 s the iKnliiact 'nc e of trllln . tlIlol 1.. sol.'ne thing better; even the '' 4 4move'r' 4 Ih have foir years4 mulle this dale the t4 caslun for their unnullul flittling l .ll ew, holmes,n have Ilc4'e,)l4l4'lill4 I. Ie' r h4a4I 4. felt the Influen ,e if 4 the4 144) no4l Il'h. season and have o1c4hK4en It am the time4 1 ' for their en4dearv4or to find llnew hl4e that will I4 be4,tter than the o4 h "rll T is particular May day find, Mi.4lla and western Montana upon the pllnllllu oU 04f an eprlh wlhich Ill more4 than ordilnar l Importanllt Thi spIring Is witne1s Ing splendid developlllln't in th1s re. I5gl44. There iare lnew pe4,lfle c4oming IIi and ithe)'. are 4addling to the aIrela of our agricultural empire. This monthl tlhe opening of the iflathead reservationl It4 to add further tol the nullliler iof these people anld 414 to nimark i fulrthe4r In crerae in tile tilled acreage of the1 went.4 i4nd, of thie state. Into the nllgnifl 'e4nt valleys oft he reslerv'e there will i4ur a new 4Ippuhltlon, hopeflul. vial oreiu., ,confldelnt annl alile; .,.fore these .peoplle there44 Ile4 great Iº4ussi4litise; their efforts arte to create II new em pire o4f Il4r"nvel, is4 wealth, u4nd, as4 lit her surrMtundinK country , lso illn lthe ilit of Missoula there Is to 4re prKgr44 aind inlpr\venelll4 4nt t4l4t4t4n \4wiltlllllt Iprec'tedetl May day Is wlen.'t ll4le lki 44144 It ,t'It lI'K ts4 tit the4 tlret sihr 1 1d If tlill 4. 4 1t-ll.', II which we hWe 44ave 4 c'h 4l4n4 4d4lt44 s ct.4,4l' delnce. T l,4t th4e yeair's histolry is 4." 4 be l t I4144e 4ln l 4rtat a % l4.1o4a 4,events we4 are positive' that 1 the people at .%4ls souli musit lendl their 4every efllort .to tseure th.' realila I 4 of outlr exp4e;4tll4 tion., It cert.' i; 4 4that tier.' sill he nothing overlooked that 4 a4 l 4 .hi4 tI. the pe.rfectlon of the new t -1 .'l44i.'4elt tie Ilavle ret.1l l to be4 .lieve'; at is u144 t." as to II4make good. THE RESERVATION- I r 44r,.e years wt'e have t.4.en I,4 khllh f4.r('4 4rdt to the uop.tllllwng 4"f ti;t I"l4t4h4.4I'4 rle w 'r vation l nd 4 lhav\' ht4,4n, ia 1te .'a. I'r anotlher making 44r44pur4tions fur 4t., event. Necessall ry rtutine work hIla postp(oned the date 4 1 i eltry from I 444e to tlnge but 4n4iw ,\everything in retdy' and thin week the settlers will enlter upon the new doullmain, almost, thle Il.st important holding of the Inldiansl , aindI ti. elvlllutloo. of the vast regionl will bi. It Is Impurtant-thls diate Iand the' qvent whicth marks it s1ill be re membered. Nowhere IIn the wenst--landI we make the statement advise4)ly-- hI these a finer region than that whose gates will be opened thisl week and through whose portals thern, will marel* the best whose efforts are, to S'ftaerl th. marvelously rich ground. S thes vaileylr there will develop a ' ZC.te Root; here will plrinl up| agr.'ultural dhinllni t i f prif rl|t .iM wortht Hnlld f 'alhil \.wh1t famil<, I}eru will he 1 i1at.d htl la i, i. I t, il' l i't'n v. II find ,i'it.eIt 55h1i lint. ni. t-,' I It i n 5dt 'iairst hire,. fir In theip' valli-y tlii re it o.r- i-t l sIIlngi I tiakt . mtilr i atln ifitiii 1i l with hi rt. ir ar th- , i , ,irmtiunt ," of 'ernt f,,rt, l. ni. h l al ll | r . elt n itio. EFFORT 18 ESSENTIAL-1. haver '.t1 |1.1 th , ' \,ry' o.nl it,,.11 i- L.,ro thatl miIli.l'I fir fit-, t,,-If..t f rin hi, 1i"; tfifu Lttl nl' |I t ýhou~ l .1' 1 11' .1ll, 1, 1. ler, thling ' 1 h-eri. .,.1 , I 11i i,11t . ' ,i n I ri. viifi,, the it nl n i t tI f i f , ff I 1 t ilt 1 ., firllti'i.ii', hI I li.'l, ll. I I h l ,i':Il , upon I th r.'v.r'iif l i.i hit ,i N f l'it' Il i It i ftl , f iit . h ! " f,,r h,'l t l l, t I 1, Ill, " eil I l t1 1. ' fi11 ,1l11 i i . i : '. t .if l iy it, hetlit I.' l it . I t ..i * 111 i. Ii" r h II i' th'I gilli;i 1 1 1' 1 11.. 11f I 1i I.i l . " II 'lh lt I . ,I ti . I h .10 1 1- I i"i \ i t' ,7 ll I ii', Ill. I. r, i : . i I I:i.. 11 11 i i ftl ' 111i III till., flr" W 5 nti l i. fi 5I ' fl l. 1," '1,"'," i " 11 11111 11. ..nil, 11 ' I ll,"l't t t I tll t l' ll Iih l 1. 1 I 1 ,,h * 1.,· l wTHor 1kE,E Ii..w'b 51.1.1 1NE E E 11il.' 111,11 f111 | i Ii, r f.u,' i .ft ' t I .1 If fhlt ItII (ai 11 1 r111% 11 .. 0*(. 1 thI I. 1 1 15it 1 . 'II· luf11f 15 l 1nIl ri i lli.illt it f i I. 1'11i : ih l jii *l l f i' r1f ft 11 i1."' . 1 'f ll i . I' ll th 'i11 Nh.r IIull I .. , lf .l f ,. 1 .it ," fI I h i, I i t irl.' l'r.uliii u f . 11 i w .t ir It II i. " liii la Itiat ir u . I1' t fliti, .i ,1 11 1 i It all i tan i. itH . f1 W hi 'tot PItf t Ifi lt I, 'in i tfoliit Krti imfrnin,'mut ,m itiir I it, n', " t 'liltr t..lf,1. ..'.u hl.'i iit . u. t 11ii I 11r i , 1, i ll i,f. rl iti t, ill l 11 I tiiin| t f I I .1 . i i, .liris. tihm I 'fmt u ffit tl Itfimifl tf i, ' i le ii' i hut fifl fi , lii ' IIlk ,l ' |hi' l Illilfth llaif N..rhu l" .l, 1it II5 . I Intl tllnf whii' THE NEW PEOPLIE--'i t..,. with, hulndr.m.i n f ihi i. ie'a' I.,I.lh ill 1 IW ' l it , thll llrinlnK. nuuII ill i. r11, Ill'i, III K11', In thIIr. e1fI the i tl 'rmt "ih ' .11 f thet Iii ,t v'u tln , ti i l lt l, m iwlt l it'i t fir 1'l. i i l. .i I Thei afl firlll hi . ;- f lm'f.i ilmli-if iflliti..' (l t.rltU f tWi' Ifli. JUil 1 t h, i'. I t, l imt hit.f} ' tIium.' \ uif)*. Itm l nmuih m I' Ii\ fith , hotl ki ng lmi imit If t im ' lii r:ut i ' ll It- ill i IIt l. i'lt. t'im ihegk it l .m ill' fill . fnl rtIfli.l . f hf(ts m | | l l 1., lurlii l i l, that ihley itir e Il flt ii t h li i r iii 1n mii. It .f t e l rl' in'g i.fr t I, ' ' f lll mI l 11it% thinhl o t r*ui tl' ln In h il ti.. s i Ia imfh 'I.l ' 51101.. It. 1'.r 1 u 1 1, Ini 4. 1 i 'll rllill/. ntullet ihe . Ielurl ti l .l l hit. l 11.41{ 5f alitlt- w rnt r hti rl wlill bl . Iai hll', Ibu 1| tpl rIde if ratel drl' l nou l |h i t th,' 1 n111' the ar e I it n.40 1 .aII ' ot IIthe .metodr N h'1114-1 w, ill give. tilh - li,'est . ,| h . r 1.t 5 rii.la ita l n' i tS , 'l l us t |h aitl* 1 if, I eltatnd thu new ci ' ndit l' ion. it 1', 1th4 duty of tlh.o. h*h. iur aready herl t1 extend r . th sis l.ri y Iu st lir h..lin lllmtev fatiu tr, i .,r.ltin; ither MIn . of f|lt, oub runt' t,. hn i I hl. 1,1.ls, i" Iliilt Brothers In Congress. At Left-Representative George Foss of illinois. At Right-Representative. Elect Eugene N. Fose of Massachusette. Watsttllgltlill, Apr'il 31 A l i : uspWLI sptacLeui of two broth&r Iin thl house of reprte'ontati k will 1. sin when Repretcuwitite-telrI IEuast i1 N. FoSs of Mahhachusetts tuki s hit clhijr. Tb. )ratherw come from widely *rp-. .Ut4 dletricts. QGortu Fuss ia a. the.y arc, t'l, rihlit cm-,if indI that they are the t ery i %e l % ie . aliIt here in w-ente'rl i Mt.(finnc NEW ORCHARDS--Rut net nall the develoimueiet of tIli \cear will Ib upion the rTeserv.atl n hnl.. In thle HIltter tRoot ant the tlh.er- NII'"iihi rielley,.v thel''c In a pil wclid ciprigril- Il-i l .i t tihlr I .1i1 K t, ttilrl I1,. r. all diz l , ,f h " )1 m lh 111,.ih · 1 b b " 11- In If h. :.oil fllt flett i llttit, t ,,I tinl- i . r tli t. IEI ,I tl h e rli" In 'l hI . .\ i '.l lielil Ithl- nc rlling I ill he t ,ini .i ,, 1. I, i c l hi'- i thl' 1c irk it11i it ,I *III- m ,liil. i It ic llcict r t'-.i f iti IO , lJi 1, t.i.c,1 , I ic t i r et hlrli Ith1 lhi. ' t11 ? . .,1 t l i l hIi . iii " h iie te c11 ," Tll lll-llct il, - .',11it i fit , i lit11- r it iltV. ceI. i. e iot t ..1 i . t " i lfl' el ti 'H(. it' 11 r e.l elI Ii IIt- 1 eil lll ,I I mi l ehI I. i l11 .I Ii, ei ...t I ii li I.- It . ii h li, tI nI i in ieliet ,itr I ," Cn i i l- c r ut CI ici h-i in hne Kro.iusi t1h ,, .." ,,m 1, ti -.' l" o K.Illlii g1i ,i f t II' \ rr- hr l lfl re I ll .i 'i t ic l ll . I e ' ll ii i .h, l ' I l '. , lh 1i tli'. ii ti ; l ill ' . 111ll 'i. r I.t Ii 1112 i'11 i 1 ; tIIll' ee1 11 . r rI:" Ct ,-111.it'' c l. . c'I- Ifi'. rme ci III -- cII i'', ih i ii-i 1 C1 ci'. c1 r etIee" weu it find iet I. C' i.1: i-ic'K lee.. flee'. i I I ci . ,ii etil" IeI,,II hit cII 'I| ch -c f -l e il tiem'- \.f it. Ch, - elll 'I th. II." 1 1I ,I4 fi Ih.. .\I"llml,.-h. I ,Il.. l o 1.h iiinis ci I- l 'n i f I. i r 1 Ii I,." .a I 11. 11e II' elc eh t i tie i e V. tier ci NEW ROADS--hi ,,.,'n" r.lp,'t n." hlt' 'fle t dlii .' ti ilh lh11u1 tl Hit ee ch-e IyemI ,Il," " h,, 111 ." ,,Ilul, ll,.l, % lil IIhIr e1111 e ci-lll ' liri ' hIt it ie .l ie tl the r a Ihl Ihi.,lia teIe Irl il , i. e lleea t i lel" l'ete.; "l-c. 11iil i. . iei i ii..i1 i h.ll ie 1'' e liC Ai t- . i 1. - I l ih tir l lh rhit e le iii t hie e \I' n-1 l i.'.St i, nc lit lg re iii ii c ti iii.u tlh 1 II, 1 i II IIt l tehe ethii ' e1 t111 e 1r. h te)e.e l ll'cht i 11 i ilI ie' ccI lle. Ih, I' iii 111ii' 1, litr. i e Ir l itllHr h ley to d,,. Ih,. .,.." Ihlnl t, l ,' I , ,,,ild have l.ir li-i- il1 . i ci cr .lm ,tie'c t i.li wee - I tec. IIeee-i It'1 IiiI 'C il . hee h l'C thi, 11- i-lhh" 1ll* I'.,l" '" itli oiit rousI e n'."' e eilil lt IIr' I' reicd which ir ldt' hat, I' ,.i thiro ll tranIpll'allb workl l i-p lie , lit ili he' - l it l it leaedI icthe e a, lth, III rmiu ty h s I on truir lt'led in.le. cif t-.%% (maud fil Or t he nefl th,' i er fie"r ' f' ,ple, thof hil chI lelleietlly c le. d Iote' Ihe reii l i.now that th i1ill i fairly As-% lMOdE HI Gm HW AY-' git i rertaeon ele is'it ll a l la h liti k1 i h. r 'ill rI lilli i laih.bll rI'e. ,t', hi eat nIithlnl oif lieilh it'Ig nlc ' e ii., 'Tt his r 'eoue y Ithal tlet tegligeitll Tie'ri .'l" lutld h 'e gold rCiads hle if i1itc flr the Ihke irf the I til t: wi i m illie tI e II' 'lc ity thol protllete e et cif heltr flrnsl iat for those wh frll iKht is wod fir min-erail us they' iii iil, - mii er ite, .hicIiu tly highwayst. 1',.r eii i, fleIk. , . lil. fl the.ill i holilld hll u , iN tlle ltie- I't iclle , . ieut therle ire p.r pih, whI. are 'mulnilli here It is I tint I.. vsltart rtihl nii Missoulla i t ti(he tail ind ai hir proveinisun A MODEL HIGHWAY--'poin in tlher ,iille thls I nip'nlll. 'The ,llM 1oi Ilan pI bihllm.eso t htlr fronl a St. Iala,1 ilil11 ' 1h1- Is h, .a t i nl,'resled I. i tha itl'ter lI,-I tulles 'l'hlm Illet r ,con inls ai ..ig ,.shtlln whiih Is Interest- I inK: It is til i'ropo lloll thilt ai model illtliwaly I.1" l'llml trilll'ltI trilln M ie ouilh o liiltmlll; that Thils hlhwiiy hr 'lrdtred wllit t1'r.s m dl ImIli lit ever) ' its ailllt'ta'tl ' i1s pos ihlhh 'l'here 1" am litlhh ti.lit la 111,' fl ug isso , it stauLnch repuallk\in rrmn Illinois, whfle l:gInW ' FdPsi Is JUsIt hs taunch a dam rat trim Miiassachusetts. T1hiei i'lectiifl oIr iugene N. Fose on thei Ijytitruatlc Ilcket In Mt'assachuseltS ptactli tiiuIilr pIoiticaI battles In rtent LIkustuy. to a'ertaian it he Vtrrled outa oara otf theme days; that it be calrie d out 10on Is the expremnad hope of scv'ral oft 'rhe Ml.rnsllllan's friends tol whom the slijl.I't haI been bhroiachldll In ic not tile Idlet daIream.l that it will he .harar-lr terleied by ianny who read the letter thIl nlorning It Il not anl ideaI thlat presentls any aerimanI obsataoilea (rreater. .ldertakints gm are' 'arriald oul t eilry' ytur. Those who rem,nmbelr thll dI'e Ilahtlful dIrIso l n the fltitf-r Itot lStl.k Iarllr ll in the day when MIarli t I lly atis litvina. IIll bi~ ul tllo florm ,if ill. lilite Idea ofI what i I t ffi -tlle. CITY STREETS-Whih, we it,,- alik InIl s Ibi l til raaty rtaa , it ie we'll .Inough to Ir.fr I t 1t iI tre. I ltl ni 111I \V. hadl ;i 1I'hlranin ,use il Mlissoul t l.I ' \ll l .kl I t was 1 . I l KI n a 11 lll lrl ' .1111 I I".t1L rit thllt was . t ell. 1 I t hiet ra wa a.ll. ,,ll d , id ll ." inoun eI i t l I ':ning IIl in. I lott Ir ll t ilh l 'rk. I l,...' I'trtat iI, I.l..tl l i it l illi li p II. iiaatrill ta wia.i ta aan' ning ll..1. o1 f t11' " wl n in tIl a ir., lle' t il I " i.. Ih irtlll 'Ihal't was( thl" p111, l i llalhot l t, ti,,t it Ilhatl Ilal, s.tr.otls ur.l ur. h ll'd of I......e tl- o t'-* Iin d or.' h lunsh pro rrntal bl.o :- po..ilI., " vlary lif h1 I.fl ortll fila Ill i tletti tn e tlll iatIk a great iaa'pr.laiIi all Tlha ore iui 1lo" It -o Iint'h bulllhldinK work ile Ih rila laa. t "ia. ',Ir IU l tl thI.re il4 ia tla lra' ll' it Kol. atali I of litter, lliut ra 'a a'ola'ia' I., le i tle Illan a plrlalta l ti l. ie H pr I1lt" t1. IIallar ia-s lil ith e.'I)e l Itle ra Ing of' ahaleatl about the streets. It is here, there are several ways in which this has been with it, and the truth of the fact is that the great city of the river, if the river gets there, there will be a great deal of trouble. PROMISE OF MUCH--It is evident what has been manifested. May contain the significance of the fact that the good of Montana and western Montana is the great city of the river. The breadth, all-around, and the people of the river are here on the river. The merchants, the big school across the river are here on the river. Another week there will be plenty of student activity. Missouri should be able to participate in the full extent of this month. It helps them universally work and it helps. Pioneering, you will not be over to the university with a better future. If you don't, I believe this, try it and see the day. Stock fever is spreading. The link Sings him HpMlinlg days Make luz Ait hen; They think Id like Anrid yiht 'I'T spring. Sweet thing. couil fly. tut --I, piffleg. Mr. Boyce says our troubles collect Because we don't know what we think We know but it is more likely that they remult from the act that many of us Should know what we don't know. At last Mr. Tryain has found a nomination which he can confirm and the idorses Kern Phillips make it look had for the Indiana district. The man who is alling to work will have the success in the new lands; the all in will fill the work will not succeed anywhere. It requllllred twelvei montha for par liltilent to pass tlhe- British budget; so oullr conngress is not the slowest thing there Ia. If the weather mliii can keep up hlis ialt for iaiothetr ointh this sprlitg wll icase the old ltimers to revise their re-ordls. lThere Is Ipleit.t it fine water to drink on the reservltion and that's all tlhere will he to driik for 2"i years. Wesiternll lluntillilu makes good; the land and the climuate are strictly uip toI advanceil( nllotices The restre r.'tit Keates swlng open Itilton as fair tl Illll as there i lponll earth. lh.tist fur good r-ud1 anutd 3yiu lituist for ualat will hbist all western Molln tarlu. It is inot tIu late. to get youilr name oin lthe ce.lnus list lie ure It Il there There's no use spending goodIl money oin bud roads. Huild theni well. Roosevelt-The v cry name sIllndsi good to lHolland. Name here. The reservation gantes open tomorrow but the plug stays in. (lood roads nake good bustless. On the Flathead reserve, your rights to preserve, you Itmust leave all your Burdens of Leadership in. the Senate I'uhl, main it, iigriiia rri '.ii thin ai fliuneid'i'd tlr, Iiiri.l I't ion tiht l' tl. tu motri sinal. .f lit,, vit'rsrii. A idricih of Ithudei tiishifi', gad 1Lai,' if M.iigii Hy'rvi i. inl liio ..'gaii 'a l y"tIlna.. r1liiiitil ii, I lK; Miria. lrhugr thaiI3y putt'l."h r'if -tnhi * ut ii. their n-uilt iihIe iia'int,. it ~'lv gra tliail.' ca.thn viinto f.uitblI. iii I gtli if' lsr i- h ie'. Ha' teig i',,ti'ri'ilb. te *nititi' II unaiyo ti n-tiiu Mut tiag. )Iiiug t1n.1 u'gia",n Ita' l-iig 1.' on j).,f,,ggly g t. 'giiiw ii°.' they will. 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Ut out 4 4 system 4). which legil ut.l l. choi 'lll.i* ulp litn rd'er an44d 4tl4I.4% 4i44.44. the4 w4rd 4 along is. There's but one pure way to smother Envy's heartache and her mob; Keep too busy at your own, to want the other fellow's job. In the heart of the city, the Aladdin, a city of the sea, is a place of refuge for those who seek to live in the city. In the heart of the city, the Aladdin, a city of the sea, is a place of refuge for those who seek to live in the city. In the heart of the city, the Aladdin, a city of the sea, is a place of refuge for those who seek to live in the city. In the heart of the city, the Aladdin, a city of the sea, is a place of refuge for those who seek to live in the city. In the heart of the city, the Aladdin, a city of the sea, is a place of refuge for those who seek to live in the city. In the heart of the city, the Aladdin, a city of the sea, is a place of refuge for those who seek to live in the city. In the heart of the city, the Aladdin, a city of the sea, is a place of refuge for those who seek to live in the city. In the heart of the city, the Aladdin, a city of the sea, is a place of refuge for those who seek to live in the city. K PEARONS. Hometown, Ill., April 30. - D. K. I'euraunH of HinsidaIe. d.itrI; ut(er of IlllionM, nIotd phllanlthropist and 114Iutfactor of 47 smiall culletigt In the ,iddle %%oait, Is 911 "earn oldi Tht' turtor Is at widower. his wife hotIsg died, fuur y'Lurs ago, after a is~i freteh In the public mind to re vlow. I4au hn* lh.n prac-tietlly freE frrn any gre*at pulic crltlclim. but Aldrlich rte hed mlre than any other inite in iitiI i. Inrlupep. einus of a rnirid uur I perch and of few w rite. Iug ipp' itlnn hate aocueed him .,f sihist.r mitiv-s aind of representing turil.. ,14to1111 r IChauncey M. Iepew of N.w ..ork. wlii hias known Hale and .\hi h Ii I hn lt senalte fIr the lost I1 .'-ar., aptly soil: 11 I 'i.i1.atIos tomenllnntary upon htilllta n, llt '.o tihe diferenlK'e In ex Iloinsill \\hen t it sti*emlnn has ac i' .ly. 'n3R'"er.tlI.lI aund faithfully I,',"qn ."I his p rpIloll , s aind pollcies and S.:rI itl n h. r ~Ites. All winter In the S..itl. and atIll. there hasa been cries ,t' id.!.Itn t*ion will critit.imn over Ben :tu-r .\hhirh hl and llitle, and espeelat 1. .1l,1 i Ih. nd I heir ldoml inatling In !ill s ,, i l ft , 11 fit e l ,.o.. N. tw that they hl e .a' itilllll e ll'41 the*ir re'tirement. e'. ,r', s"l, ''tl. r i1o1 both sidesl with one .'rx '1ti tn,. h1111ias expressed the dwepest .,lt.ethl thet t sucih able and experl ,i el.I st Itra' hll t ltuld e lost to pub ii' Ilf,'. Leadersrhipl inI the senate Is .t Iv 1mat illIll'r.y r influetnce of any kind I ilte.'ver. The senate leader wins It. ibill'l' aftellr 1anl exiprience of sev o.ral t ,n,'l. hy his ability, indultry, in ti"t111* kneicwliedg'e of puble questions nd his. faIu;lty l framing into laws 'l.lal*ls s of pI bli, necessity. The 'Il1.to', ii ill theill' intimate assocla l,''n of :a 4small Iody like the senate. th11us4 l I1 411n.strallies frolln day to day hi1s r i.la:uling ability, exertlses the il'lurh nre whill bulwaysl alttaches In ivey V'l'' .IIr.l tIItlz ll to a horn leader l hll "It has l hathe highestl opportunity ,lii ir.tllllllK. Iuch1 a ,nman necessar ily ;iros..es intense antagonisms h* .a'l. the, gr'eat majority of his as "iu,,ll'e hirnl to r.ely upon him and .'have unllllllited confidence In his Jdgtmelllnt. ARl his OppoInenLts are In vrllllhly hultllhn atnd the statute books ill,' flleld Itlh the Inmeaures which he olrlllntlles, perfetts and passes. The ,l4'ppslitilon howl nbont 'bosislm" and failse, leadelilrship and4l the degeneracy of ,',lznrl*'ss ,nl1 thl'e lldefelt of hgllh Ideals. .'1t i will nmil'h In the way of headlines nutll factllitious applaucs, but cannot he talll In thil IIIdPexe of the laws, thought the.y fill with speeches the con 1r'zlonlultnl i'recllrd. This whole ques th11. was l!mIllrabhly summed up by t111it ,11 Il'evel-hetadled judge, Martin Il;I,'4fr'. In his well-known remarl. In the midst of the turmoil, the court of appeals had been beaten in the court of appeals, the court of appeals there was nothing left for him to do but go down to the court of appeals, the court of appeals. The study and living room of the old physician in character, papers and books open and the reading is in all cases, and from many shelves are seen boxes of cigars, the solace of the aged physician. 