The Daily Missoulian (Missoula, Mont.)
October 25, 1909
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THE WEATHER M I THE CLASShAD VOL. XXXI 1. No. 173~. M I~ U l.A. MO)NTANA, MO ND AY V iiI i; 1 11::º 1N'. 1J; ET COOK COMING WEDNESDAY NIGHT WILL ARRIVE IN MISSOULA ON THE NORTH COAST LIMITED IN THE EVENING. TELEGRAM IS RECEIVEO Explorer Sends Message Stating That He Will Leave Minneapolis Tuesday -Will Lecture in Hamilton Thurs day Night and in M;ssoula Friday Evening, 'Returning East Saturday. (G.n. ral I'. D. \W'ed. I,'. t "'.k's runail. said last night: Th"r, aret nio net. dI v\ loptn.:its ll the M.1t. McKitllh.y iontrover.y t(sl;y, but we will i-onlltinue to gather evideince to show that th.° swtorn statemIents ..f Edward N. Itirrill and Frediritck 'rintz, hit MctKinley ,xllpeitilo.n, ;trt' utn\\qorth. itf belief. W'heni aill the tisti.n.ti :lairr in te i l. tan a lto i ill I ho stly say that this, tutui made t1hir itf'i Iti.vits \without bliug \\t,1I r.-.ewarded fur theiir .'rt'vic,'s in tI,. i..riatiizetl lnldt\' 'll l Wan.a lo th fI arlllls tore most ii i- nti t. Thii is nit a tcntr lv ray as to \twheth.r I|r. (lok or '(amiaitnder Pieat yv was thi. first i to iftilut thilt 'ttlrts i ilt Stril.es at the tol,, of the atirtlh. hbiut it is sittliy n qinu stln as ti. whether lir ('il: or Itarrill is te'lling the trith regarlding thi-, let nl.iit f .Mt. MicKinliy. 'Ths ti.s riatl. There were- only two lmln to r t ath the surmimit, bit sin.'c lt lrrill has si'en fit I t ranise the i.tuestion.i liof v ra.ity aw''h,, h tlal;l !ld-taklen t. gather evidence to di cre.tdit his it s tiVnny and toi imiutlieah hn t its at ttitness. The risult of our mtissi.ii hts Ibeen entiretly nstisfatitortt lir. ('tiook is gilng to thei tip Mt M r..Mi Kinl.y next spring to recover the rle'or s itt hrh hei lft tilere in 1t 0 6. II,. ill take" with him mtan ,of un qulestionable charactill r. and the re suIt of that -expedttititin trill firetver settle the tlli stilon as toi iito is tell ing thie truth. IDr, tIlok r I" Mr.!. lita rri-ll." tIr. Fl-reditrik .A. i'u, k will itrinei in .Missoul- t o.II the Niorth (oiast L.in ited at 1lit tliutk Vli-ttWednesday niight, sit'td th., night ait thi- Savouy hiitel. go to imllliiton and deliver ai lehtur.' in that city Thull rsdai y tight, uil., r'e turning lo Miss-utila Frhity. will Ii liver his letture niuter the auspices iof the untiversity lIe ture cotrl,,t in the tlrImrl.' thIator thltt sanel night-.1 tclegrntt annonttt intiiig tlat the doctortl will liave .linuuapolis on tt,, Nor'th Vtnust Limitedil T'Inesday: night aind ir rive hlere tit- folliowing night atis re eived yttesterday by l itt. t'. Mtchell, the doctor's onfidlntin! agent. iMr Mittchell will gto as far asn Mites City to miitt the doitttoir atlt it i, ('Coltinul-d till Pagte t..\+.!n I STATESMEN AND DIPLOMATS GATHER FOR CONVENTION r Kt. Xaiaaisi. Olat. 2 i.--- .,)..V rna r,- s,"Ill tlr~n ianid ,ongrislnaen aandt f.r.r.gn diip lnltsl:t arrived I¢here sl-y antnl d tlnight ti I.take the trip -n tihet .Misiasipia pi Siver t1 New )rlieaii ti. attend the L.akes-t'-.the-flailf he* %,t,-rway ..s sia-iati,)ln ('.Inienti The first hl.at' ta dep.art .foar N ew LrI;ansia, w\\iere the. raInvnati.on will .en 4a at.ber atd. wer.' the fiur k.rldli Ilaatas. whiich ha:il hl an hier.e siince it tai .r 1 They gilt awaiy early today and t ill await the flthaIt carrying the de, p-Waterway d*.le gates at .Meant his. Floating White House. The alh.ainer, the a oveirnnlaat t litti h.ll.u, tend.r. on awlhich Pres'ident Tiaft will trav.l-, w-\s t,,day moad.. a finatin'," 1hite Houseit E laralythiiing the lpra.a dIlnt will n-eild after hie iharks a! .a ncehwk tl.omorr,,n eveni lg fur a f',.1.' and a h ilf day.; trip wasa p~la.d on l.oard.l in bthe cangressiiiatl lnt .i t legislative h:ll %a- installed, so that speaker I anana.n aIani hlald a.aaek sew r"iuns ,,f congress" Npywa&kvr lann*. a:rri\tled at Ea.t St. Lo.uis tilonight ainl) rill ir.e:ain there untili e criases .it ri\ 'r ith i'risid.-nit Tiaft tlnorilriowa. II.. andil Vi.ce Presaildnt Slia-rtan. n ill| :arri ves tallarriow, will Ibe gu Istsi oif ,hoorl at the dilediatiin exerai.-, oif ti,. n\aew federal building in E t.t it. Louis. A Daily Paper. .1 daily ltiuaer will li.t use-d iby the r.l.-rters in gathering the n we fra,,-i the dalifferetnt ta its ill thae fie.-t. The l.ipa r will give the news as it ate Vel-,op,. There A ill Ih- _. biat.s in tith lataet whenit it la.ave .1 licalpii The trip ill I. straigtht daawn the. .1li siiippii with the exlpti,"n ,if wha. the fl-,.t turnis p th,- hi., t, ,t.p, at Cairo. The first gal\ -rnilr to a :rri`'.a w.as ;o..,v-rtlior t. E:. Itay of Washingtln,,. Ilit tt.l'rav'el the" lIngest dl.tana-e ..f a;,ny .f the visiting hdelh-giat- a.-.n :it-ir lnlta"ut of ttah. alsoa arrival tuat;e u. did abe-lnor Tal do IlIerrart.-, a.anister WOULD DEBATE ON BANKING OUESTION CONGRESSMAN CHARLES N. FOW LER ISSUES CHALLENGE TO SENATOR ALDRICH. MAKES A PROPOSIIION New Jersey Legislator Wishtes to Ar range for a Series of Meetings in Our Leading "Cities" on The'ne of Central Institution-Open Letter Ex plains Motive. l-liza ,eth, N. J., ient. 21.- (thlarl. s F,\i -l'er cn l re ..i ll: fl',ll tihe Fifth .Ne.\ Jer',.y' Astr'+ t :lll f.rmrll.r chairIn ltll the lli 1i Imr ittc- -)int tl kilng and ltl.rei .c, tonlay i t d i..h sted an i,, l, 1tt, r t i, ienai. I Nels.'a, \V. .hl0ri h lf I hh,1.h' Isiual, el)l irinta i of t h. ltri cir i. i sion ir ater bi- congress atl alio tli .li-t iin. I-hlh'nlami nilt l ,ii ln t tati l.O- tiIi the istabliislhle it iof a i'n tratl h nlk. l T rh r the etxie.ti nlll -ilns.t Ie, iuse hII berlie-Ies with it in A ii1 at. it,lwl still! iIi. t.ul .i I l ilt r i. hn'arteni' favrili itis m mii tii ilhi ulti niat.- li h't- t itii.tl oi f t outr iurilly in lividul l al ln i idei. .l, del it f rll ml Il" tu lnkiting lettel r fi lln\i i is The Challetlge. 'Jtii t befliiori r.u tnsarted fior Eurolii in August. it was statel in the plrts uhalt rus It resulllt if a meeting ofi til. n itnetar l t i-tn nii.si,,lo l which y.ui ir- chatl.tra.ln, a tenitral hank uwas ti b f tlr-iited by uJaur th.,inin n ulial tuit uni yi r iiaor irtui fri m Europe u ti l pl!- itcee.- il f ith a view t of it" tracting tihi riengthlle aon -our fi.nani cia.1 :lt'l curr"nev needs and rein* i.n-ii tai a i it "ureall' a central btank. "After iyour depaiirture there wand an tvidently inlspired Ianti welt-organized propaganda in favor of a central bank it.nceived and carried on fur the pui usue of prepai-ring tihe wayii fior your iholm poming mid youi a Irranget nlti S. sit ing nrtundl the circle. and in ititme the Ilel of the 1'nited States nit*. the mysteries of our central bank plann innismuh as I am c.ln vintced-i thait the one thinig iliive all iothers that this c.iluntrt ili-. not wanit is centra-i l hutik. lo iiluse it -will Slit eiffect n il-l-conttlisth the neits -ary reforms., but in the end itil nh:tke a hi1d ct nditioni ilnlie.t ll-:.;ilre by woitrse, hereforei-- ini itmer that the Ainrtian ."iitlte (ktwih- I kn.w will d.-cide this nost inpliol.rtant quil."tiol noil,+ iending heflre them t"r ton,-idt.rutitn and de- terilination, r-ght as they lid that ofn he guI, ..ltndard. If only they he giveni ai lli uotrtunit:.- of lhavinu g lith ide lt, it iti filly I ret nlited ind thorl oulhl- discoe.+hl may he irt',nfrnd as earl-y :s tussibt.i-I thom -ialtihng- yruti t) i joinit debat.e Ulin tlhe. fllrwing lrumisiitiousi First- -A tenitril lanitk i ill not ef ct nii nr a c- llellli the nel ,s ary- re 'iltntinueil on i "Pagi T 'elve. froIt 4 ;tiotsI- te t ,WlshlIngton. (iuv ernllur tiny tonight sadl hIe ii inter. .~Stedl i: deilpl, t lllt.lrw.is hrut'is th. Pacliic ..,el. wiill prfit by the d*,.'p eninig f I the Mltissiatipi river when lthe il'namua .anal i upnttied. Taft Leaves Texas. LIjitt liic'k. Ark., ci.t 24.-Presidenit T'aft left Texas this afternoon ;lter a rsing hlit.n lavs. in that tate. iand is speeding tonight tolwards $t. L.uis, where he will arrive at 7:30 .t. ir.. to aturrilw Vllth an iluf..rtmal br.akfast. a speech in thet St. ILuis auditoriumtl, a lunthtoln and the detni~ltioil ",f th." .t'vernmteut hulnlhing inl l- .t c St l..uis beforel him, the president trill have every mtmtent af his tit .'t.ccupied tiup to otl. k itnt.rrow afternman. Then in the ste.m:iner tean.idtr he will leadil a lpr.cess.ion of bIo:ts on taining g nr, senatt.l"-rs and r.".p reentatives dQuen the Mtisisi.{.ipi river to New r-leans to att-end the, cun ve-ntion of the I.tkes-t,-t-the-u:lnif t"'e-i VWaterway assiu-i.t tion. WVhien 3Mr. Ta.ft reathee. It. I..uis tm.ntirr,-w r letrtnina hei will have covtered i9.1; of thte 13.i"4 miljts in his itinerary. The ri\er joltrnely mill .-tntsume I.t.lt m.rnl.' and lwhen the ;president lil-t .-s Ne.t 4r leans N*- vemIIi-r 1 he ill he a ithin tas. striking distanoer aof hi..... btiing st-hiuiulh t, arrive in 1Vashlinton the night of N'tvember ].i In ra.lty, howw evetr. the presidt-t'*s tr.ttiis, ftr 114:4 will not e.nd until Nit *nll..m r .,I. for he has engatu..ments at Middletow,.n. Ci.nt.. N..vett.b* r 1: at N..~ Hitve'i. Nt, euti.r 1..: it N. "f l k. Va '.t N venmliir 19, all at H|t.apt"n, V. N.. tet:,her .n Tonina Up Voic.-. Mr '.tft's tvi .is this ma;.rniin hadl shi.tn nI itmptr-vciiiiht i-nr ye.st.r day and alter he had aii.e a few short .addr,-ss.s in Texas nnd Ark.tn sa. ,an alttnist c',tmpletely golt Tthe pr,-silntt' physit.cia is at a inrk -in ti(Contillnued tin Page EIght THE SERE AND YELLOW I, I~vllr~tr~LPry 4 477 .1PTY ýAlj Td i u J(YC l IEST IN MONI ANA IS MISSOULA'S SHOWING INCREASE OF LOCAL POSTOFFICE BUSINESS RANKS HIGH IN REPORT. That the business of the :iss.utla ipostalfij'.e.lshowed ;t inttreas-, of 21t It'"r vent for theil year ending Se.ltllllm 30, 1911:, ove,\ r thalt |of 1 it)5 is tIt, ;.ln noun- intnt IInide it' Postinl.st- r IU I1 Irossts. It.o has, I .l'ti'ed then Agt nI'-ll n nt it's It'rl.nrt fr tit,- first-tclassu t it of tit.- Spokane division. T1'h." %Its sof itt fir.i. it l, r aheaI t io f iill others in .1n tanti Trli 'et I"all. staw tf ig r cl. s e:st, \\Ith :it) in.'reast' .,f 1 lr cent to show :1 htter grntth than Missoula, lth. Ilaho cit .'s c.'rease being 26.1 -per ent. In \lhingtol. Seattlett shows atl in't s f tier 'ent, diue of c,'.urse, to the .laska-Yukon-Pac|ific expStiitioln-, while Spoktne. i'ncreaset is Ionly 1h Thlre f, illhitg figures a-r taken rinm the g Avernn-nt statenwnt: itit t.lla s rl .il- Nt, T-tVl ,lll-l-t t(- li'- ll-t ir, lit- 1v I9- l,'l- st'e Ilt-ise $th 'it,: l It ltillings 44,72; 41.133 ti It ritte l' .r 13- 1 ::.:h 1 11 1 lit. I"al.s 4:2.'. :..:".2 _ I1 \itss alal ý'.:; 4lt_. 4 *3*i l SPAIN IS DENOUNCED. h an .rncris, i u ht 4. --Thi, textlu lion of lranlt istcoli I'.lrrr i .by thIl Span Sish glovernment an. tlh l invr elltrt:ion }of ti utierrex le I.uLr.i at L.os +ng.l."s on tihe harge olf being ani. Rlin aill arlhist w're 'ons.ialred tlday In a mass n. eting. which \ias addressedlhIt by hr hcli.st leaders of this ity. lt.s. tulti .ns e','r- .ilt -tl -it i t.. lte i ingl tihe gol\'~ l lr i elll t if lSpain .t· tlfingl againi t the i h tioin of n off) 'inlts. "past and pir' t.-,-,t," li, i 'ave aided in the pe.rs'oiution i l.xiinn Plttiots by their goverln.., Illt MONTEREY WELCOMES JAPANESE CRUISER l,,nter.-y. ('ill.. aet. 24. -The Jap ane.. armoured cruiser Idumn'', iwhi-|l has been in San Francis "o for the Portrla i elebrationl arrivedl here at 4 .,','lock this altterltiln, and tl il stay in this hurlbr anti: T.tesdav mt~ru ing. Tini rrow t ht, I I wlitrs trill ti tlla ,l- ,ver the 1-nilh, lri-e and wtill atteni l a Iun heon in their htono," gil.en by the Mo-,terey h'ln. i-e"r ,t t'mmn er,-e. The ..a !il- tr 1I! Ik n-- ti rtailett by thi, t .m il Jap.il o ,i, THEATRICAL MAN DIES. St Louis I, 2 -t',,: ,ir.. J ,hi P |lplikitis. father if !,,.pulair-Ilr.. *.Ih." atriral p.-rfirnt h y in th, i.mItdlt, west. died tonight i Hih e th- ,s 74 years old and the ftunder siumlier garden busin,-ss hire He nl-\ inny vane.lvill," Nat Ie .a t\ iet. I rancor their stage .-ar.-r- th hunri. T ,laughter.. -.v.l. ast I 1:the>! HlIIkins :are nw in siiil.-Vilit" CHURCHES ARE GUARDED. I:iltt,,a. &tpain. "I t 4.-Ten thout sanld iersons tlt..k part hIr'- t",-tay in an anti-elh-rinlt d.i. "n,.ntration and .-_x tri tr ops: u. rt r"iin ,ftrd Jilt .--rvi, Thi. r.-iig-.o -stbli i hlrnts h le 'l i.ye !h'avl'ny n.iarsht! MINISTERS ATIACK TAMMANY HALL FIERCELY ,ULPITS THUNDER AT "VILEST POLITICAL ORGANIZATION IN THE WORLD." Net York. a't. :4.-With the ex'ep til fl If a r,! l'ee tioll at the intel .\st,r to William eia;tldllph Heirst, the ill d *lll dl t ('i\vi allltl 'c' can li; ate futl it'yer,. pi tial nt ti ty i n (;r. IIter N,\w Yr" k tdlaoy clenttFred ai no-t It1r hly in thehe ulits. H iarst s .ke at; th. retl ptiln h llri('r llthe lteriul.th uJi't ooth hi s Tloprll:ent, W illim .1. anrlld rI bll ic l. rIu ted. All throe. hl'\o er'l, oio li be oi their fet 'f Trnaie I'Iro n11 till deliver lmany sp'lhe'l until chcltio)n day, November I In smi lteh pullpts Iltdititef were l' l tlche' iupo with Ias muitl' i vehe'lllence a1i4 at.,rs have shown in the last W'.er. n lliothers the pastors confinedi that selvea to veiled references in rerman., ll'] hiM 4flltl'r. and prayer.n Dngr. To Defeat Tammany. "'Thi. issue ii t.he defelat ,lf Tam many hall," said th,. Rlev. Dr s. A. McAn rthur oftl, ta r th alviry ilptist ,hurch. Jtw i add'ressing his currentrk 5., vents class. T"mllt i niny Is the Viestl p,,litit ill organizationlll the \0rld lhasl etv r knownll. Therel. is nIIt todaly inl 'ily land l suc' h a b.tnit of pif litil. pi rates as that li T|'amlaunv hall. Its III. 'rs'lt frsl tim st ll' Ir of our mayor .When l our r mal was sttudy'ing i enc. and 'philos, phy in PrincetoI, the Ipresent I ."ss of .air litlany halll 'was. washing glasses behiln a bar in the as house district.' This man is note kinl of New Yrk It 1r T'i rt f1:11. c, Ill ina- -i" a, .",I 1. th, A r.ti HENRY C. LEA DIES. l'ht uL tel.+l hi t. t _ I, l ti t'>" tl.arl 1 -.1. w hi i\ k ='i .au th,.r itt .kr g -,,.lilt-! t ,1 I -it, di, .hr t+,d- .l t i TEDDY'S AFTER PACHYDERM SET COLONEL ROOSEVELT STARTS OUT TO GET BULL. COW AND CALF ELEPHANT. GOES TO KEIA DISITRICT Wshes to Shoot B;g Game in Cooler Climate. So That Skins May E: Pre served in Good Condit.,on-Enthusi astic Correspondent Sends a Hot Hunting Story From Nairobi. `;,r'l hIt la ti- it I t,- .1Ul t, tuttil Htd h t 1 :id t. an' ,tnlit I. l:r -klhu t 11 It.11 th i ti ll l l ltlhf llg, t lli u l l. hi l a ,ilba -I i ll a itnt A "ll i i lt.ho lgh 1, .ttr Itirtl h It i ar 11btain al ii t Il l Nile ,Lnttrh I .ganda, (-ue l l lNo "s It united t get C d P t'l. hai t in tlash ice. nt distr!it. s2o that th. i lit l.' r t ill nti, I;rli 'l i lil thli I a.r "F 1 111 r t. i and Illlt.i tilll ,r I !.lh, -u.I.1 '.iu lilii;L f f Ihrl, ti .-lll hiv S ti .till .1 dl' l l l llend o id- r hItd '-thu till it i itiii-i lull l I.ris il-I sla I, ar lni urnrnti ,l',lI t t imlis to Nh. r IYirkt land th n it miit thi" c .tr. lltan tI.1' the ."et,dl ition It it,, 'nh w t il,, i W i lltit IKet.i I -ff 'f t hig.-I. l'h.t sta;rtd itn th, f.iurth of S t'l.lttant.r I,,Ently TI'he w111 1 ere tiled I", mll.,r hf byN ,asy tag. s .l v. er th' Iltuar. l"r. the N:L arli g river i ht it is the ic f ll a frl itlliew i. i 'all rush fI i il li I o*Vr the filln r 'r hr itl rd s ot the T lhika a dl ald, s ;l( all)i (,ilhl( ht, hi, n.1t ina 1il" IM il l e'! ithaunt. (tail ts-kit n\.ighing ab""ut Nit poliund each. No Child's Play. }l-hg n.int huntinlg in m c. idl'. t'Lty ftilor hin11 iust troop to nt ithin .)0 feet 1r tteat re tit the urnilnuts and, ,if cm rn.b it til -y .t alltitl ~r h,"..r tIll, hultl i'r, the cht ul s f I.. h:[ lie; atri. s.nnall. 'Thier( is so.. etl inlg ct-ry t. s t'itll n tllIg abihlut or ii11 *"l i t huntit 1., ir the ,hanks. are abtot ,'ti'lt I,1r th. hunter anll( the huntl-l .1fter Ketti:ig his' ,l.ph t. h i rt',l,.li I loiwevelt (cent ttarii\ l .111t .-u. whe'r.. thl ri' in tI boi,'ltini. .l spl.rt' Inlitt I'H i~r iltiv t. n.l l into eel tr, -it .11.w\e\r. wth ich it- 1"- thian a dai iliturt h I trn si .l*i,. ril. i\\ i h1ad1 i-t it e r-t iga Mt rill- it-, t ad t *l all withlin rt h in e l o1 t h t,':h I .i 1i1. 0 'h.t the lion tli u'ti hl hi! linrt 1 atrii thit tie- lhi t l* .irgtd will Itll it a ll ;t a ,l t :-n"4. n 'tThen t. his iuailz ri.lnt hu li. c4 ph ih n ll l .-,t tuft hi ,h.it it 0i .tit Mail"y .tratngo tIlinl:. h 1l l .il the t.. .d o a JUSTICE PECKHAM IS DEAD AT SUMMER HOME IN ALBANY .1It;,ati. N. V Wt. _I -ltoflir I'., 1. 3.1° .'urt. dir.! 1111 nut sir Iti.ý A Shock. WVanhin r*t..n .44. t _4 *--TI .:'tu ntl.e in.. lairs ,.a tn-i :,tti hi and Inti-n-tin iii n-ir -tn-s, andt t-..trnu li-rr.- ntX3.Fsn..iti-. it aI n..Iit .4 nt tn-°fir.- takiknig a miiti n .:r Iii" .n-n~itt ..i\ii. V .r N i nit.:. rn.tti ..S t.. !-n-in.. ti N-: .Im y,, ta, .!ilt h",: it I~IA.pant 4! ]t \.i. -in'Ii*t :-r.1.ritinidlirl iin itin il. Ahtatui.1 'ji-id." :.11 i I" .I. I.- nt nniii the t.illir Jitiit*- I-Vl in istIiU.i t .t~ t. n'.. ý11t tt n tm Inn. .i1 im .11. 4 u t t -ti t" m4 ni i: .,..;it- j,1 ,"..n* "~t, tin.ut .f! a .1". s I t t.n- I.44 41-t ni 1'r. ..n- 4 tt. .r.f- "f- -t iti .rn-: .,tnt l.. ti- I 1 44- i in it T.n 1.4'n; tin .ll nt. I tin.11 ittmni I. ChifnDstnctin int-- ."t,. i.t t ?.-a :it ti ininnjiin I{.- a.it-.n--:-in tat, nt[G..--1:u liit! DRY FARMING CONGRESS OPENS THIS MORNING GOVERNOR NOR RIS WILL TOUCH BUTTON THAT MARKS START. BILLINGS' BICESST EYEIT Montmna City Wfl Enterta;n Thou. sands of Those Interested in Rais rng Grain and Vegetables Without Artlficial Raln--Mssoula s Delega. •tion Leaves Early Today. MISSOULA'S DELEGATION. tI;n-,+ral I::lplr nt:Cr I llt I.o ,r,.., .1 i-,il t ii N. i thr nil tr.ti +ar n i\i i i th, :i ,i N 1, l Ist iit.ht i ll i |it-.. P l ic s. 0 t i'.l.iNprt. r to t,.ki th, P.lt+t ,r f Afusu!" 1·. Z T+hl Mt,- ti I t. littit- I lriv Vitilling t'nslr...g onm th| ti+ r ll s .,.t inl the, Thubth.,.,nurt.-sv it Ith I ,ilr,.]. ,a lirn tirty ,f .1t is +,,++Lt !,+~n rr,+,, :1 I, ,t lt t· ml;to thit,+ tr il,. I'ntr l hath ix al is lin ,I l ot++t+- ,:i arol, lthi kinl it theitr hl ehrl .,ril tl ii, i-\ n li ng tlii+as l ti ->I. tl s ,u x i ll rt, -r sr-ni ;it, r .In'. ph +Af. l +xo, w. x. I t., u ae- k 1.1-t |i g.. th iu riii ru--u,!s t\\ i rll ir, ,t i, ,,t1 lt i .,l s ta t s .lny r i I K rk ,,I ti l i-i ri n l th. i Intlru sttts iliu thEtr ..tltf ti r,s.i it i.+ r)1r.1-i1 Ji litt l s ,I uu ,l l .ty t l ,leiruuiu eti tivu ut t uit, l:,u-tr t tub atnh i \V II tti alnt I-unl iii i- uItsik tuill r-ipriu u, utu ti tln, t ui t 'i. xit i tur t t.2iii) II i nti iii n- ,-,t- i ti us] t rp r iien tuti tu, u-.tltt ih.s t huttli-, i,,utuh, ,stt ht+i,,twt pn rbutx u-u ilu tuti i ii attte m n i- u n l ti hh t Misi iUi, i ihu-nt r ulll no+t it, re.trsst lte 1+ Tlh," lp;rt't \\ll! +.tart +out ,,f +M s sit u. i t l ii. 1 ,)'t. iti th is I urt l 'nit i un .1. I. bl,.I an'l 1I tt,,b r't i --.igt t ust i ly ths i la .itionn ('I h lllub* tr Hif sil:H to ry ire* nt thi+ Iitt+.r )b,,,t t,+wn dui n gtllt tihe hng r In I thi \ill t u txith thi uisstlhu i Itrtr I t this l l uiit -i-in-'t-i uat flu. tWtln. srntha ,,rrid thu.- thI iit. t thtLt 1x. lth, Iry J";stlill+n t'xposithiln tomnorrow+ m ri ngI .ll. th, r'+ ill b,* lpr,-+., t 1.200+ 111 ft itlel r,..+t,+l Ill r tishng }.rl' il antll l+.,+tabil,.. \\=h hittl,, r+.inlatil l:.tweePtn ,111 mal| 1.| 0 llll !h' q \,ill atltrilel turnol r •w,.\ so, tI,,t! Ith rl+ will hb. an attt.nd, .ilne, of+ m en'l :.0+ t; o 2, 0 d l lll| at es+Ltp 1911* n t h I Nl" rtl h |i)r l'a;:+nin U,.,',ss w.\ s ,,r truied n Il ts\ r" l.,) r \,..rs .sg..* atlnd .,ss al I:tth. weltalte 1-,, tol,*n t+,:tt ha+. cor,.st unltli lll now i Ll ttemba~''l by. P+L* Fa!t d .l. ..ti,+lis ,f thuda nt lz nia l +Itm inal r, pre+, t alt, t+,., *a ,+"at Itu doln +llrt ion| tlnlltril'+ its g1 ,+wtit has been~l hidel bL th, e,., i!nt,'n. ted inl ith ele l+ n, fltnt thit+ nl rthw.\ T.. tha;t ,I oI+l t++, t, ttir.*- +,t+ the st intgl|1 ih; tt u'-,1 t;' S r.1:' 1'. .-t t lt.,tt" ;"t. rr~l.,u .,I Y.+rk, t:u u I. i:,,i..tun- .pos a'' ir.. t t f! r .S .L t uirn .\rt Slit? c:t ý, f. Tht'r l ",ti tr r ilulcs .r n. l ol1.-ilr ll.,t., ..rI -r. r th. IS l :t1d $i~cl I i i'.i.r u l ·I··hl A trnbute, Jit' 1' I" l~ ~f- lt rt `t'4 I at1..- th. r.-turn ..."t traI uiiII ,.n da· r...;; ti r -.tt r.. 1: _a .,t If, .1. I-.rI l.r 1 i.:ý'.Iti..
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Forced to Sell A Splendid 12-Room Rooming House l.,'Lat1 tl, 'i it i. i tih hleati of I' tl1. i i li tAIaw I iul\l ar I" f .:1d It I I.I i' hi. houn is a .ii .s filled: 'a ,1 +l Itr o n i,"nl hol.v. This half .11 h i ill i h-I i,-,.. Thi J II "~l :I it c i llk niti(.i I." r nI 1 th. Rhoades&lRhoades Thl, Real Estate and lu utuno l Block. 'lhl 57 2. ENGAGEMENT BEGINS THIS EYVNING 4L A :3TC\ STOCK COMt PAN REOPEN4S FAMr!ILY THE AT:.R IN TRONG PAY. it tr-. 1"tr`\' .f 11 t t" i i ·tt ..111.1 1 1.:1 ~1 I. e b .13. t"l.." t I. i. l"t it x .'.t I w ol f t..:, r t ..i·I t :1 .ti is t.. .i I:t iir\. iiit! t. 'I it, .:.t i.. f t ..tin."ll tt t:':1 1 r .l·'.rt itit, t" ,;t .(,i t i... t: t, t L~ ~i, l r. ti t:it l.t :i 'I it ii r~ l 11t I t I t l t2 u "tit t t i t t 1 till... .1'.. Iti u. It il ttti" I,.tl t,ý i. t L,! the I iii. 3. 1 th t ."t i l Ii t i'' ..j., r.. r. 1. t:il.. [..i I lb "i Li ll t' I I I'. tit IL t:. ,t L.. Goodtý s r. f ro. ur" Jas.0 o Thueso tli 14 Ir tVi jib Iii- Lirie -`·tuh ~lr~ l ti.. T-1- `.t:11 i., ,It· i Good from7S0 onr Easy, $25.0 to $30.00.:-t r i." ..t ig .f i. idly. Thin. ar.-t- till it i till.' ti f.ri h m 1 ·lr l·! ~I~i ·i(ll Iii.rlL. rht fra ,iii. ..,r ti eit I7h in 1rh.!e 11. \ari."t, 1= 1tl:; thin The hrt- a tit 3hat's a It twit.ll Jas. Thuesono Westrn ots Builing $1,275 on TermsyTerm Lugsi a tiV.iii ni.dt m.!. n h4use n, ":"ut i.I.' K1 ..u !'it 11 N .j ii. .1 lb.eai x.-r ii 4 ir. ,h "'st.ttt fitie ri-k fundg it,.. li~t uchI., Thp"ree fit e is .t~ niired' .i~r $4,25 o~n Terms Ii ~iei u. fine This i'A'IC hti.. ln...tI:,t nlar .flt fut !:teu re. 1 II tirldal ThIr is as I ..d aIt.I at e -ar r l it Sn- .1.. e ,h~ Par~ticr utrn at I.111 aiIu W.IL.Sinead Co. HIGGINS BLOCK Phone 212 Red Missoula. Mont. FRENCHTOWN C LU B IS ORGIANIED ST. JEAN BAPTISTE HALL WILL BE OCCUPIED AND RECEP TION WILL BE G;VEN. It.. (.,I' t t v t .h t CIIY COUNCI1 WILL I. t i. t I r I t 'I ,n i t+ r Ii, l t f.- I I..t t t t i ,ilt t it-t li t"« tI.,, i .I .i t.t it t,.' kw I MEET THIS EVEYllN tT h t Iit i ,I ltt i I I. i i, f, t- i tl I ,:1 t \tt t 1-tl 1 at l 11, a i 1 ,,f h a I- 1 it, h +'b |it+ E -,e x, r, I~ll+f *,1 t.,thl'l I i MRS. GEORGE P, SMITH DIES AT FAMILY HOME f}' t.. 0.t r t 2 .1- t t.it ý 1,1I t, 1F 1 I I t ý t I LOCAL SOCIETY! Co'ripdimentary to Mtt% TOOCl. I. I! II S1 1 7. 1. lp I\,ii t." Ii" ..t ,it ':·I·: i! 1 'tti I :t I~ 'L1at Eucac C 1l S~.ecial Meetang Called. NEW ATROCIt IES. .1. It t. it I .1 .I: ·I 1 t n".ý I,.r vii r-x- IPa' Nt,.i IT LO TO LAOCH Comlimetar to Mis T at 'l La ,1".-ta,.- aai f--ri- r-..'.. 1 tas r·~~I i up atid a'-~ --f~:·.-- Try· it ati ts 'a an ia a t tI i "rt Ti 'a' 'm tat a1'. a, .i t aN.aatit F'+ AFTER SUFFERlIN6 TEN YEARS Cured by Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound, NMA t. LTON, N.J.- I feel that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has given nue. new life. I sl.ffered for tenl years with serious I..h ale troubles, in I;ilriniiation, ulcer. t ii, indigestion nlt rv usness, and c,,hl niot sleep. I)octors, gave ml. up, as they said my troubles t wire chrnllic. I was In de(spair, and did not care whltherl lived our died, %then I read ablout Lydia E. Pinkhuam's Vegetabhle Comlolund; so I began to take it, andl :aill well iarain and leli,'vItd of all m1 y buffe'ring. -Mtrs. (I. olrue]i .Ilei:Iin, 11fo 40, Marlton, N.J. Lydia E. I'inkhamn's Vegetable Com pllnd, ni:lh. Ifroln native roots and herbs, conitailns no iarcotics or harm ful drugs. a'nd to-day holds the record for theX larg-,t htinnlhr of actual culres io femnale; dilas.s we know of, and tlho.,iawilsof voluntaryteAtilonialsare o(li 1it1* in the 'l iklha:l laboratory at IL iln l:.ass., fromlll WoIefl who hiaveu l5"41i ctlrw.d i roi almost ev-ry form of femalel:l1 1 cm.4 tipl:aiits, itillammlattion, ull c. rat ion, di lt1ctl it.!t:a. liroid tutniors, lrregiilarithies, lriodiep lains, backache, ilndiglestion il4ld li.rvous llrostration. Jlvery siitl'rinlg womanilll o0 es it to her ,..Pf to give. I.)ldia E. l'inkhaiu's Vege table ('onlmloninl t tri il. If yolu wouldl lik.'e special advice alSlmut yo)urc11tse write I (eonllden tihl letter to Mrs. I'inklhamn, at Lynn, Mlass. Iliet ad.ice is free. anid alwihays helpful. tEPRESENTRTIVE MEN WILL RIDE THE GOAT Th i, t i, i. tit. I ItlI ih, I ,li, i -1 1 th I1 I n.,11 i b'II f i l I to I t i, H gt hifiel t rI: rI I ttlii i l: .-1 l, i thIi l':lký. i,.: t u s I l" i l ia,' I lt l I iit t 1 11 m ,+l ,,,t: tit 1- i 11, ill ill, it, Ii, i.. 1 1,, ,1 "5 tl t 11 I ii t. l' II'4 t'\pe rýýý .0 ,i i l '1 L n t I i i 1 i 1. 1. L t,: h 1.t TI, EFLE LAC.SSE R iTUR.S. .I l r t.l i II. i I i, F,`: N E R II t .rN: N 4 TO THE CITIZENS OF MISSOULA oy Irish Lin Sat t i i 1ST. PAUL. MINN. The Old Reliable i tut 316 Hi-,gins Averue. Phone 311 Red. Home of CREAM BLEND-the WtorlI. Fttest Coffee. LOCAL BtYITIiES imn,4' V \rf II' '.~sr rligars. it* :i-iii t S*1 c' '''a :rmtv cgar.. I Is e ti ,r r"-jr.,ir'. I, Front Drink Jahn G.und's 1"-srhs.tia taarr. t~r l, 'i.1~:~. l·tI h'.. atnF r rlai.nr. tiatn e 1!.t. T a lk 1 I. '4 -.l a l t ar. I t m a r l k a t t' ,rdf. :t:J'afl. rat tate 1: Tar hit n t !:ia ,a It., f'tll, \t Rtecara es, fire insurance.h~ M.. raFr, the u~ndertake.r. Phone s.21. ý,-.r I I Ith It 'i' to 1tr- .t Sah' CtI,` iarlie the :riut and But I- V. 11 11 rt tune l n fr-tnr I1011.' I"r-it., 1t, rn ilk 'i t -'hr'. .twrip t'ah1 e·, ltenugrather. p I-Trren'e ho Itrunii it al"'i; r.ttr .'..It 1:,'"1 Aik fir King~ Gtnorg'_ IV Scaotch for your highball. t,. W, \eV N i, Jr., I Inlt 'I V,. :,t tl i lull-is,,', :1 h·1 Ior tunc-rl :rlta .~t:~ Il ~\r~br 1 }lay- your clothes preassd at Lem a-,'+ n.xt t.. Missoula hotel. I-''I t:. It" r. s tx 'or frai.i Htt a -il fiting the'.'"\'a that It ti t II l -Ittn iit -I fr' auti. LoI uise Smith. osteopath, 114 Vi.. .t '.1 in. Phone 618. W,.isi Itealy? Watch for tuneful .&~tIl''In.l.t"'It It .Novcrab.r 1. It,' It .la 'tt -if St. lRtgis attt'adl, t .:u1t" rat". ntcsro. or your new fall sult go to H. T .a'itli."r. 32 Higgins avenue. I." 'ti\ .1 v a't-iA-k,nthisu r.-i~t--at r.h t bub i,,u' linltte" \what ag.. l 'i. l res int ti.' II. I l a rt rat' Ilt fr', S it It y" t-e-t I ,it it. l\ i Mrs ,'t trl. Irsttcr, dir.tlist. room 10, Ill ginls blo..k; plhonle 112 led. I1. W 4 rah:aIII, if I t ln p a :t bh tw i I: li s''r ill hIn i l:ll'de'.l -It l _- t lPhIte ::4 ft r cabst and baggage Ir.i' itr. (;ir''n Ellinlhouse. t n it All- 1i. II. \VW .tw-.*h ,,f II-in ýH Herl lt-tS in t!I Apple Ib.xe,. Caill at the B. B. M. .yard uand get then, for 12I. I.,L g Htillings is ",sendling t tll t;l ti f iiUs i s 01 1 lh,, I:.t I riink Joel It Frazier at the Oxford. "a:l ry tll s\\l llltakes a friend." S t'r.t- t" 'i lph.:', :t r' id lint 1.i., It :ll !l I .1 ittll ll i .t i l 1th:. ty. 8i- Stunllpt Stein, ladles' andt gent'tls tailt.rs, tibron block. room 4. :ert; Spoktne c. ai:;-1 ,il I'l r..i l~ anti tl it l::.ilntilln in illthis tt I1. clinn, .I T. Pye, ear. nose and ltirat. First Natitnail Bank bhrck. rFrtli e e o. t erui1 tt h. 1." iii i I~l'!.t n.v h literday. lll''rC.Ed. R r. 1)r tI b 11 F 'rhntras a cure Ltr t ,.,ht he mid r.rtlo neds. and iy hoqt ,l. Phil l:itto .u ,l d 1'. P. Johtns in ,f" ti.t tnl illt S In thn e 4 ii; rdh.tl .ity Plr laison of Blutte, Mont.. visits any part of the t.ate for consultations and general surgery. 1. hill lan. upt frotns "tlrior yes t trdlty t, t I':I unStilltday itdh a 11is Ir. J. R. YVar 1, veterinary surgeon. ffl'rtne ilthol t 33i resilence phcone 531. J.lio al .t" I. itrT,, h lrs kinis i 'ft i"r l: i n in- I tn tl ot tilt foir .t 5 II tii .5'. tI. ,,r 1olx t. 31111 Sily+ ::I.ecia·l It ii. Saturday unil \l" a lnti. A\hs ,'.',t Mii:intery, _1:. W\V t t'e.dtr. li F. i'lnitf +iW it ill thl t'\"a y.' lI 1.'-1: of St.'venstille and S.I..li, li\tl! l. 'i+" fit!itiitnl t II1 itr. 1 1: D :ngan. dentist, offlee Fir- tN tilnill lank block, rooms 6 ml st 1, t u 'trtt f. ",ir. .,"t n t 1 sI q'r nlit i ,t \lintmn st '.k- b ""ucht or sold at best r:a ,.s tutlr.i t' ,n- daily. 'Welch larringt"n, .1 t. -1r of commerce, t" tLi.i t!h :;.i 1- .f frit'ld S. ,.'ial ,dia- \V,'thlt'aday and S -tut ity i'\ .lan in .t :llte hatll IN-Bf5HNLR Co.R THE GOLDEN RULE Missoula's Most Popular Trading Center Extraordinarily Good Bargains Today, Tomorrow and Wednesday Bus;:ess is a:ways brsk at this popu:ar trad.n3 center. but in crci r to bring out a c reater crcv-d of shoppers during the first three days of the week hgh-qua.ity, seasonable merchand'sc has been gre.t:,, reduced in pr.ce. Econom.cal shoppers and those v.ho hive bien waiting for just suc~ an opportunity as this are here as:orded the chance they have been v~atchng for. Fortunate. indeed, w he thos. who take advantag3 of the good things here: WOMEN'S and MISSES' UNDERWEAR TWO RIBBON SPECIALS t.I: l':, lit ;i _ ,1 i _. i 3 5 t" S. COTTON AND WOOL BATTS S$2.0 K6.00 1 it: 23C BEAUTIFUL NEW BELTS 1 2' 1 -e l I r:'- 75 ,2 .OO0 ,t 19, 1 il t t 8' .ci, t i 5 e i TS t $:.00l ._I. 8,2.75 i,:ltt. :4 lhs ....I h $3.75 HIGH-QUALITY DOMESTICS HANDBAGS AND PURSES 1 tit-* M i,-un :'l it. ii, t, i 'd, S 1-3 t 1 im: l .tu:: .h f jst"t h.i .n 1 I, I 'I 1t:: 1 i I 8 1 3" :t It. t,,, *:t!, t -S i tl. 1. 'r t t l ut-. I uii .t, 1 1 2t" $2.50 t. $20 1:, ::i',' tý k h{, _ 1 n il.au hi, p r !i, n and m irr"'r e t ..i 4 )P.. 2 712.50 :I -10. Novelties and Notions Specially Priced COMBS AND BARRETTES .b. oe, t:, 3se Ia .-.t "tti, n u u .!y h t:'- i lo t"i $1.50 75e to $5.0i)1 3't 1:,. 10 1 t, I, t1 25t' T. :,--r trl: *t 25.1 IN THE LINEN DEPARTMENT 12. .zSot. 104 14-iu Ii I; I ,ii:u' t ri, i 0 i i." i' t -2 2 1 10(. S(- '.ah $1.OO I. ,".i r::. h le t,. 25e i ,-a1. t l.,ti. t::: a.-.i r. ,lr lu :ut $1.Si) N lito,' it-tir i. Ltt 1..r; b,-xe.ll *1it *hl-i-"' t Ihatt, t trurg thu u it,, 2 lt .I; a 2a.: u *tt;,, I ,1' Iui "I'ii t. 1 l' titY .I .I".:t 8,,ý' i'ta h .50 it- ;r ;),I 751' SKIRT REDUCTIONS THAT TALK Extremely Low Prices----Highest Quality Surpassing in va!ues anythi ig ever before offered in Missoula. The assortment is quite extensive and represents a wide range of colorings and fabrics. In all. about 200 sIirts-the product of a lead ng skirt manufacturer of New York city. Three distinct salues in each cpse. representi tg a saving of at Isast one-half and even more. LO T 1-t t.it I i i 4t\ ,,,l.Ii t, :xtur r I. i 9'',.,';t t t. m'+s tt. LOT 2- '.ta Iu iit I' t, t. t t i .i- t* t, it t1.. N ti: (t,-l t .'-:-Wt i I 1. .t t, l 412 .h; ti t .h Jr l 1 hi 83.75 LO T 3- anis n: "n.o i a :-"}t :,t>. t t:;. ,:I v, t>1 ti4'" Iuuh t t*. 1 i. it .i ,I l uf, I"' t. u .,i t. h l,. t -l. t:i, 1.75 DO NOT OVERLOOK THIS SALE -IT MEANS A BIG SAVING ON EVERY SKIRT YOU BUY l*"".I' t'3 I b-." aI 1 ilt.1 il. 11a .3 1 lt ll si,,,k '"f fl i l ir," \".iti it". "".n 1"r I: n.: Il~r~i.,.t V.. Its 1i ..f A .1~l II.li' ian \It-. td i 11, its:., r" ,iE1 ...it.~ i I~l.U1 fl". out. I,. t-,"n.*Ikii. i.i\V:iIk-. Ia tiI.*rM. tubs. -h' '.33 'All. 1i3t.iiAi..',l Iu tiwt." i-ntl:.".>I. 3111 W'."dC.,rd. Ion l: Iit·~ .t}, t' I:'!^r Ir.- Il ,·11: W i r t-i f V.. "II~ii t."":~ KNICHTS OF COLU!.IDLS. *('an hi -I,- 1..- l.- ii..-.ii' ii r-! .It- n It-,. all uti ii h an",- .Iii Wtii r.It -t y u -ea ktt .i ..nn u .n ttt ,1.1^. t3..-drint it ,i-.i n," that ir nat-er f..l eliiiijlitlttIsi:i-n tkad eij li tIe i.bthe ,rl, fur e~iit lr. a and ailulis C.l,frI. rtiN l -iruggfsts PRETTIEST PATTERNS OF TODUAY N i s.-i .-rt r'." ii: ibis tl .l~li-I' I.. I- a' at i. 1. 'e.I ra it--lil t r~- 1 ti FRANK BR 0~ CO. JEWELER AND OPTICisan presio w :tt Ik. tohea, nd he Itm tyitmenstatitneerfal cl~ctnttiant it is p? ··1· 1·t to take and 1-y' ally valuab le fo ?Lr children andr PRETTIEST PATTERNSAN Missoula Investment Co.'s Grocery Shop 121 EAST MAIN ST. PHONE 72 A. J. BREITENSTEIN, Mgr. PHONE 72. FANCY BACON T'it ct~ h ir..iSt ri' I4 s o IlA'l a1. 4ll I i 1114' s il' 4 1 sl\',o hut ,'e ('.I S ll ltti'1 uil. (it, 4144, 41 4 o lu t 41want ml41'ah l i(.t'iN, 1but t411 t I4;1 lti i4i 4t C .illn'l. Ill4 ts I '.Vt sit ',l ksi t :1i11. sw ''ieet 11ll tli-n er', still4 4ls.4.4 s is 4 4hdli-4ilusV ial i iZiin g fIla Vor IIn t'. l: li '.t 4s 1l wi'ht it. p r 11u1 tli 30f" Beech Nut Bacon in Jars T'he n' ý n: I I h.It 1 1i't I .:t 1 in gl4 ss jars in .-i l 4 til h s. 4 i rt It 1 ,r 4.:i4 i4 pI .'l rI'. ,i f uI4t44 ,4 rl Sample Shoes 1 .lits.'. .1, l 1 i,4 i Il; .t y u I u i l i ili 1 a itr ir of nituin l ,ff 1'1t,. .,,',.l ;:1..'. J r th," ii ý,' s ll ;n ..rl,+ ',nit :;,)li. S ith tll."ir a1 4 pin t, wel or tn sole ShoIs-il-I. Ihl talre worVth :.t--;ll .....$3.45 S\\ ll t tl I r i lt. I tii he' I 4t ...............2.....$ .75 1144444n'S vici kid 441- vIhr4l'r o4lfskin, wilt shoes, worth $3.5t5. ui 4.l 1.1. 1at ......$2.45 W' .u' 4141h 4 is4 I .b 4nui!ts of silmall e'Xlp'nse and theh' frt thati t we handle fr .toryi 1 ºli. and 'ountermands. \W gUar:l inteie S'I; llaitll savin' g "of f lron'i t11411 0 4'l to '2.:3 on every 1 pair of shi:ts y t... i14y at the Sample Shoe Store 2::3 Ihhli t; I 'El V 4 11" 1 t '"tTT WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF Gas II aters and Ranges to Select From SEE THE MISSOULA GAS CO. ALBERT BESANCON ATTORNEY-AT-LAW ,i r. La'l Pra. ti in slit:t and S. ih-.,.rll. l .,i, Plumbing J. P. GRADY 119 W. Cedar St. Phone 175 Red ResiJence Phone 510 Black. QUALITY-PURITY O'Connells' Purity Bakery Successors to Edwards' Bakery Car, Pine and Woody. Phone 364 B:k. HOW IS YOUR COAL PILE? O.W.PerryCoal Co. PHONE 262 STAR CLEANING AND RENOVATING CO. All kiils of carp, t l·ani. :tarl f ltru r l ,rk.
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Harnois Tkeater C. A. HARNOIS, Manager Thursday, October 28 The N\i:, r-F -,Ilr g .ilight W. E. Nankeville's ENORMOUS TRIUMPH Human Hearts A STORY FROM LIFE PRESENT ED IN DRAMATIC FORM Abounding in Humanity. Bubbling Over with Joyous Comedy. l'reic. ,t r fR l-,..r l. t'o. Seat Sale, Wedncsday, 9 A. M. The Grand SIMONS SEARLES, Proprs. Vandevile And Latest Motion Pictures ENTIRE CHANGE OF PEOPLE EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY Ladies' Prize Matinee Every Wednesday MATINEE Every Day. Except Thursday, at 3:30 p. m.-Ad mission 10c and 15c Any Part of Theater Grand Reopening Family Theater Missoula's mnst I pipllar priced phlay housl. THE HOME OF THE LABOR UNIONS. Week Commencing Monday, Oct. 25 Firs title I re MISS LAURA WINSTON st 'tr ..f versatility and her .'vu TheChristian and the Turk .nd the stlitngest orie ntal piIay vIer writtenr |ialch-ny s::ats, 1:. cents. ,ower flor. _., ilts. For the Ladies BIJOU Writing Contest ()lOP.ens .Almod:y. )ctobhe·r closes jl.nilday. N.ivemVlbir S. Every I:t!y in 1issouia an i n ter. G' t .a ltrumon pl.stal card land write the full, iilng sltenlice. "BIJOU PICTURES ARE THE BEST." The seitntct'e iaui, be written in ipencil or ik. bult luts e h sil'. readaitble \L ithut the use of tilag nifying gtass.es. Sentener s nuusc be parailt.i t ne an.lthi, r. tlie o. the samn' line si hung as they r. not lturg*,. Sentitne* s ]lust h,. writteni l ni ne oite of a single postal rail l'ir the thr.t cards,. it i!tichl the gr'littest nui:ll her f the ah vu. sen I,: i!, V.l t itti.l tv hil[l v i THREE PRIZES: Fir::t prize. $10 in gld. Sc'ti 'elid priZO. Pijilu season ticket. Third prize. tw' .-iu:nd box best b"in-bIis. Judlges will be announcedl later. Write 'iiir address and the numn bter if sinteri-es ieplainly- anI mnail to t'itiir lanager, Bij ,u The ater+" Ladies, Begin Now T.,night r\e till shoie the great Hible story. "Sampson and Delilah," sh ,.ing t +i .rt 'king .f the, tent IlI'' -'iid tt in 'iltents ct .iecttd with the ltf f .tSampson J. E. De PAINTING. S PAPERHANGING, DECORATING Eitimantes cheerfully furnished. C',irtract stark a Sleciaity. .!;,,l, ,,tt! l Sh !,-tr.e h o l ·t,- T,'lh Ih·urt tL':t THE CHURCH DYNAMIC IS SUBJECT NEGLECTED ASPECT OF CHURCH IS EMPHASIZED IN SERMON BY DWIGHT S. BAYLEY. "Th., t'hu:n hi ylu niai" was tilt subjett of a set .rllln Itreatch.d y.e-ts.r day timorninlg by Ilev. liwiglht S. aliy ey at thil- Flrst Cmngregat itnal churcth. Thte prc..,hirt.' ti-xt as. tak en fr~mi Matt. I::1:I- "Thi kingdi. ii of heiaven is like int I--acvti. whic.h a wotnian t- ,'k. an hlid in three- Ilme,.t ure, of meal till it hai ill Wa:ltened." Mir. Bayh.y spoke in IPart as fol Much llhas I hi. -tl I of the chnr lth i t.tilitanti It g- s t.ne a thrill to re al of tlhe 'r .i..t s in th, l ni tith l, age-s, When vast t-rongs fr-n thet church oif Eluroi- Wt nt in a -ain in dl.avir to wre-st fr. it tlt Turks the tenth of oitr L" rd. N, m re doi.s tilt, -churcth lltItt-rtik. ruisade.s; but the churt ht is not with -at its militant s c't. \Vt e i ng.: I.ik- a toight- attn M- vts the ehurt-h of l,it anil \V" .March. We marrich to victotry. \Vith the cross of tht. Lord be fre u... Th,-r,, is that int all ,.f whitch mtiake symipathetict r-esp.tnse ~t tin t militant. "t-,re or less Is said, alst. of the church truimlphant tand the cthur-hi glorified; arid tir vision is dir-.,ted to the far ilhrizon where i e s-ee tilht endl of the lbittle. the ftoe entire-ly vantquishcli, the strife olver. anld the warriors crowned in it jubtilee of peace. ulh- tlhoiughts of the church aire attractitve; bitt they- ttegle-t a most inmportan;t aspect which thil text emlphasizes. Thb-e churcht dy)tnamic Is here .ulg gested. The chtur·lh, whiciht lnoa le thttought *of as the organized. kingdotn of hea(ven on earth. is icompnared to l;eatven. Now tihere is nothingit showy or noisy. nothing oIf thue militant about leaven; ;t ,toes vwork silently andr unosttentatioulsly. Sut h is the twork of tihe kingtdom. suclih the work of the cihulr(ch. Jestius on.-e declarel tha:t The kingdo if heavit\en.t! is withill yu.' andll at another tine he said, "The kilngtlltn colleth tItt v. ith obser valtin." Ivynanilhtis a very intelresting word. it crnns to tis froltl the Greek word dlun:.mos. which is also the fattier of I our tiod.iern \t rd dynaino. No. it is a striking thiting about a dynamtllo that t oes nothlling. Look at one, and all t ,l an se't is a great btllky wheel irvt\'lving ith almost infinite rapid ity insid.e an iroln attsing. It is dtoing tiothinli; it is sitwing ni, lumbner. l;weavinig nil ciloth, tanning not leather. It is merely goilng. tilrnling. whirring. libtl folllow tihe wires which spriing frtol the ro'l of the power houitse, and from ilile it pole take their way to the city. Then follow their dividing itand radilting lines to the thortusanids ,if laiimps iinl lmtltrs; Iand there yIou will S.' the work being dnme. Light is r;oLtated, buildingts arn warneti, \wheels o indll.stry are turned. The ,iynanno itself does in,. work; but it hrovihl~s the power which enables iother mnaihites to work. IIere is a true I,icture of the lchurtch. like tht letiven, its prinmalry futllttio.n is to imlpart certain iOrlstive qualities. Like tthe dyntamo. Its first husiness is nlot to do a multitude of things itself but to intlmpart to mten anld \-womin the power which will enable them to dit tihings which need to be dllnte. Tie churcth is not a bulrtden fior thtI admlinistratiotln of charity; but it is ai institutltol which ttmakes Itetipie. ,more t chtaritablle. It Is not ia imnicti lii: reform organlzationtt; buit it im lliait ill the hiearts iolf itien stuchi idlcals of iturity andil hltonor and integ rilt that they individually Iweno-me eager for reform. The church is rot it polilceman to einforc.e the haws and 511 Seeing is believing. I believe you should see me about your glasses. Newton B. Schwelker Optical Specialist, 318 N. Higgins ISIS Theater Great Big Wild West Feature Film The Cowboy Millionaire The t;r'atts.t \\'estern P'ict-ture 1ve.r .1:ºlde. See thte 1mr'h1ot-t Sr1ratrlirs. .1t% th Wl Vihl ~Sti, Riders. ent.I'l )t41. Italiansl,. t ',awhlI.::, ,4.o irlI t ltl a i ltlexi at-ns ..alke This the .lu.t lr.alisth, l'ic ·tur- l. Ever Sh,,w'n in Mlisul"tha. Otht.r tiJl P'irtur-t"s-t itw l Mu.ir. 10c ANY SEAT 10c ISIS Theater _l prtei t t tl. right-s .f pr. otptrty or the i ,danctity rf thet hi!t-me. it i- rathir a irvin. tIv h tIls ts.- h r.e idtals art, itnlplantred in the :i\wes -.f m nn ,andl omi.tnen making themii it:.-.th:dlng and ;l ,right t.h -ause the:- I vet purity atni truthfulness.. tb*,aunlt th.lv crh ,rish the ni liitty ,f ,u:na hol,,.,. and the "an. tity- f tilt hont.. .lhand be au';: t, y I,\-. th truth of ,1,,1. It i- tft ura .ti aga.n t lith hur, h I a ,rit n thi t it es i t ad ministe-r rh.r it>. I -.Ti n lth. tcauI o the I ppre-. ,)il' r ii;thdert.lk~ munt "iti i ti a nt i,.l ',,ret rmI It I noit the ,hje t f the r I h., t., ,ti theset thin. Iu, u t t i- the -,tj t of th. church t,. t ,ucvh mein,, and wVtmen with suchIt a dinit-e p.wr that th .y, I lth InI h ,t, it sih Fre,. n i! lto in g at.blut tlh-, ne,-dedl ti tI. t I llp. it i thle sti nan, f!urnshis ;ng th.l t., i. r to, run th, rld s nta +hin.r i .ti .iini. I n, ltt. Th-,ere-i i at!r-;eadt in t i lih lai chint-lry., eilnoigh rginiza lti. t, tinmk ve-er the w\,'rid; ic at is ne-i-eld is mntre y l,,n r. Tih'. .Ir h I is a tei-t, r and suttrce of this pow.\,+.t \N., hAI n does l i ilht hi doit its w.rk of indiidtual I ltransf, rFm:,tiol.' oir ho should it do tltis w\.,rk.' F,,.r we must remet-nt.,r tlha.t sse atre i. ing with ideals, arl. I th.,I Ikt lk, a ether thuman institult:,rn. t*he charl h fails t, rieach its it.i Th11 Irk ,if the churcth is dti y I it o t l ge 'and Ily its ,rship. Its met agll- e It l toftihli t. lt-reblukin .-in iind i d Glaring divinet f. rgi\eness. The. nl.s sale is Ito he given, also, a It two., fl ti tway: by the vii,f, lf the ulllit and by the conslstent Iives of its menmbers. i.in must be. retiluketd nolt Il ia lhlari-aicai-, hiarshll mannier, hbut ,charitably a brt n h J.hlils tutes ran, unu b re f ur t and xpl It's a Top Notcn h Doer. G reat deheds ,'rom pel r ,,gard- The world crowns it, dolers. That's why the I.k Iat'k, ple have crownIdl Dr King's N\etw DIisco,,ery the King of Throat and Luring Re.medi:s: lEverys atom is a health force. It kills germs, land old and hl grippe vaniesh. It heal!s ough-rackt.d membranes and loughing stopi. Sua,, re, infltanld brbi -nu hlal tubes and lungs aire cured a nd Drt g Co. PARADERS PROTEST PREMIER'S POLICY .11 ad I. i t -I _4 Set-ra'. th,,+i-+hnal =r*i ,,l t1 l .I ialist-t i1 Cy I Cookt toi Lcrrtu I f,*+ -,t ll> iu ·ltt i4 .,i tie r,: Il. .-it 1 it mar 'roht. Itt ih ith-e pI iip l strI ts ,tf.r 1 l It l h t ti di- rit -t- it 'ther ,-i ?'he lm ,arri.+i.i, libera! "11tl. ,l sin t'an-g t i I i :.-.I1 n-i fi !th 7 ir'" t .,,"tri-:.* Tha male pBi Ro cu;:,nt in tu F r''-tr ta t ---r f r- rni af bt hrw hetr 'hihth hat Il l t.i -lit out br .a:"ln. a\ Cook to Lecture Here. T' r* to t i 'etu ei ,t iJr I 1_ ik i -g, .r t)b, -r :P hbe ha at 1it theat-r r at PI. e lt, -,-t to,! Ti, krt N., ti,- u it r-t-y, I. t' re c'ur tllr i" itsi'." l S :il. i" I th l +r it I.. L' l- It l i t n t h w r t "rs e $S 1 0 0 l t, Lr t' k 'i t Iv 7 rent- .,L"l Toe Bed-Rock of Success SIa's in a k-! arIt brain, ba, k,-,! ti tit' in m :i re -is tle s r .'ro rg S:u h l"" .tw r fro.m the -pl; i-,! h--.th tI t lr Kings' N,-w L.if.+ t .:t= .rt rt "i! t.taliz (Very 'si gn an build u. a- .d, body J.. A I-. 'i e zr' r,. WV a.. wr:t--s: "T' .'v thl.- "u, I'' t'I .,r Oysters! Oysters! CENTRALM ARKET THE OYSTER SEASON h:as unn.,.* d I a ;,in \'.i W hau re'.,,,ile ,i r lur-t h-bI ntut ,f thf, Sealshipts liII ti 't %,ti rallt i l titaiu t, I lifi l t r ,r, 1., thihs Tr. thi n an t ..tlh will h Itv. iril. "l r th r supt ii it u1 that thi. .,1,i wt Ititdtl,,.l ~ti,, :.tl. I thii g of ..t' th J.it t F.t inl t t.*ur or ý t r ti, h ntr li Mark, t I,,r i, SEALSHIPTS--both wholesale and retail. Koopmann Wissbrod Phone 322 Red. Phone 322 Red. Garden City CateringCo. 124 W. Main St. ABSOLUTE PURITY. DIAMOND D. COFFEES GREATEST TEAS STRENGTH. SPICES FINEST FLAVOR. EXTRACTS AND BAKING REASONABLE POWDER. PRICES. Prompt Ravalli SI. Ignailus Ronan I Ei Poison Williams' Stages Eight Reasons Why You Should Have an Electric Sign I. It wv.,nhi h, a 1p v -ful f.r l't.o. in buihling up your 2. II is ItIh I+,1 a.m-.ihh. :ldw erti.int hInr.oulse° it hbrilngs li "t'c..t r s llll ts. a. It IoulI light il vi.i stutIa+i fr"ltl. alt i light hiriltn I. It \w\,ul I i 1o. rt th.n ia fo1 its+.lf in t, ti hlitilqm~l ll'alsi+bnt Ibu il,, it \w,,11 hl hb it1g ,+u. I. t is i 1dill'aid)\ .,o l t..It +d :11011 a llra V'li\ 11 i. 1p lar lto \s :d thi thilrd. x :1tr l l.r lh first. 1 JII :+111 1t. \ally 1.:. a pil fit, s. it will s l.l +I t, +oJ+'. I 7. It \,+.u .+ib 1b +"l l le i "-o+u t 'll" sh+aimli.rs at the tilit. \Xh.,ni tlh :11'4 lo d ls t 1 h It i.- a 1i l' op l1i-,1...iti n \\whi-i+ tllheitr lilr l thts ht avi '.1\N Y Itl' T'I INK ill .\\NY ICtl:.\180N VIIi'Y Y '101 ill l I.I> T TI 1.:.\ 'T IN\\'I.STI AT.\T l'I' t 1 -'Itl' Missoula Light Water Company. RAVALLI HOTEL .II l.lI LT N. M1'NT. Th,1 L.a+,-tdit. Ilho .l ,+f WV.-te in M.h,,tantat. OPEN THE YEAR ROUND Ji.dt-r t0. l:l`11" tlitt A of J. O. READ
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tmR 4ilW. UfluuAN P*Ptibled ery' Day the Tear. MIBODL LXA PCBIJtIlN4 CO. 12$ and 181 Whet Made Street. Mis b ula, Montaa. ittered at the postoff1e at Missoula. Montana, as second-class mail matter. r 'r S SUBSCS.IPTION pIATES. (In Advanee) DaIly, one mouth 0.73 Dally, three months.................... Datly. aix months ..................4.00 Daly. one year................................... 8.. n Weekly. one year o Postage added for foretign countries. TELEPHONE NUMBER Business Offite 110 dlitorial Room' SWashington Office. M un e y buikldin Ernrst ilezen Pull man, correspxndent. Hamilton Office. Main street, near Becond, SUBSCRIBERS' PAPERS The Mi.soullan is anglous to give the best carrier service; therefore sub, acrlbers are requested to report faulty delivery at once. In ordering paper changed to new address please give old4 address also. Money orders and checks should be made parable to The Missoulian Publishing Company. MONDAY. OCTOIlE.R 25. 1909. A WORTHY CAUSE.. The public lecture of Dr. C.ok this week will be given under the aulspiees of the managem.lent of the 'niversity i' Lecture course. Thlis coulrse., iinow in its third year, has not rteteived this season the suplpmrt which its excellence r merits. The colning of tDr. Cooik is tlln ly; it will enable tlit. university pi.,ple to recoup the filnatn ls f their lecturie course bly calling attention to its fine t Program and by interesting new peo ple in it. This coturse Is somlething that should receive lo-al supplort at all times; the managers haIe introdueedl the Ci.-k lecture, which Ik given with- I out cost to them, so that their regular patrons will receive the benefit of this number which overshadows In current Interest any other that will be given. DrI. Ciok's coming, then, is not with out Its local benefit, and we hope that It will improve the explorer's caste us much as it dots the treasury of the i lct ure course. POLAR PROOPS. During the course of the current dis cussion. a scientist has said "It would be easier to lisctver the noirth pole than to fake records to establtlil the claim." To the layman it is ill Ia imysntt y, this checking-uItp of the es pildition records, but the atstronoltlers and geographers say that recourds which pliss the test of scientific scru tiny lmust Ie genuine andll not doctored. In Van Niordten. John H. Lopez dlit.tlitsss "the acid test" In an inter .a ting wa.y. lie is pInitive thatt noi records could it, faked to de\'ceive ctompetetnt exantiI ing board. In this coannectin,tll %tr. luolt. writes as folltts: "lHe it Peary oir t'lok, or atuna otihtt" explore.r alhuo gets in It.fore the .entries close, be surte as tuct mian prodtlucesa his records he Is gIoing on trial liefore th 1 world of scienlc. 11i will find it a court of suspihins in which every claimaunt to unusual distilctitin is re garded as Ilotentlilly dish,,nexst until he iproves that l is not. 111lilt. after all. is a g.sad thing. TerefOrer. to es tabllsh pri.of of htaving dliscoverted the pole is a colnttsul uul..rtaking eve\'n fir tie titan wiho Is right. "Tlhe lbi-kering In lathe preset.nt faai is ihaving altsolautrl1 noi effect oin ','otr true salait. l lf lithnp.rMtate- t hilnt the chalrges of ina.tlvuluatal equil~ilat t. iof ntlhiteal actions, iof hltk iof proper otUlliiniolns when the discovery Vwas lladLe-save such of ther as ayIll lie contrilmtory eviden.ll.t in tllrhe sct'latifll Ratlie to colle. lie Iis wlititlg for the records, f-r definite dtlat; and ithein liti terilict %11l not lonag tw ldelayeld. "And there is this to be said atbout poilar rtii-trds. aloitne. as evitl-nte; the, lhitce the a hut* bturden tf praf ait the iexplorer. rantutd they il.as tar)y test of scietnce, the- tl.ad only to plroive that the explor.er resched hlis gital b,. i cause they do not dliprl\'e It. l:etcords are definitt. bia.wer t r. to this exltent. that whlien thety sh,\w faking, they prove that the claimitant etas not at the Isile. As such the test is conlclu sivea If we grant the scientitfle prnemise that det.-a tion liust -urdly be uncov crted." WE ARE IMPROVING. Experts of many countries are maer 'ling at the great roads whicrl thei Unlited Slates giovernmenlltl has cion structed and is now constructing on the reclamation projects in the far western states and territories. More than 100 miles of the most excellent highways that it is possible for man to produce have been completed and are ia daily, use. These. of course, do not include the by-roads leading to manay farms or the many other roads aingU used for the time being until the macadamniad kind can be built. The farmers have had good horises and vehicles stace the reclamationl S.ir-k 1*-:.an. i-\-n ti-.ir a -nl in thel Sood roads are enabling them to haul their prodnuct to the towns and rail road statl.,os-and to s.,,d their chil dren to Schotl. They regard them as the mn.ost itmportant -f all aids to pror res nnd proset{rity. .laln of these piont. rs own autoobl,ll.s and it is no unusual sight to .re. on Saturdays I or Sundays. A doi4en or more motor cars of the Itrats designs in any of the toOns -tf th.i older projects. It Is Inltresting to note that 'ncle Ham has only fairly begun the buildlng of roads in this newly-developed country. and I that in n very few years the mileage will Ile reckoned in thousands %wh4 re. it is now, c.,untead In hundreds. The St. L,,uis (;Globe-)Imo.ierat Isug instd that S."cretary Itallinger would we perfectly willing to have Gifford Pinchot underltake the Jhb of cilinmb ing Mt. M~tKlitley t, find the Cook records. .peaker .'lanrin says Senator Clnri minst is ";an ally of Itryan." That as about the hardest blow he (',uid dellivr or anyhiody e!.e. The Pea ry-C'ok-Pole-Mt.. McKinley ilarrill- Iltridgford cointroviersy has crvd to gi\'ve the Ananilas cilub a tiiini in mienhbership. liUr ilst crdilial gr.itiign to 11ill ings with the hope that the week will he pleasitat antd the cionlgreas a c..Il'te suctess. I Mr. Cummiins of liwn does not standil high in the esteem of Hpeaker Cannon and Un'cle Joie is not slots 1i saying so. This week MWtlmula aIll give Dr. '(.ok the freedom of the city anlid then New York will h:ve no advantage over us. The affidavit market dlles not present the inviting oplportunities to easy stearirs that it dhi a week agio. At last thi, offlicers. In their yiie.st for "si-.retaries," alr breaking inlt, the right gang. Mr. Taft. also, enli.untilit r* the liar now and then as he journeys on. Prlnttz hats evilently conlllded that It Is wiser to "swear not at all." There s more work cut out every day for the booster lubh. lPerjury ah profelssioln Is never liermnanently lprifitabile. Thel hbosters i.slll make it 5.0,000 all right if they work. iltsy. I,ustling boosters make at busy, bustlling blrg. like.wise, tie couiirt housie groiws. .ure. the Mlcitosh Itd is king. Are you hoosting for i30,oll 'lhere is PIrintz? CONSTRUCTION WORK IN FULL BLAST DIRT FLYING MERRILY ALONG THE EAST END OF MIS SOULA CUT-OFF. Thiere ham Ivwen a strong and well enfirnied rtllumor bloat in Missoula railroiud circles for the last two weeks to the effect tihat ithe Northern Pa tific had droplicd its aork on the l.tih for the itnter ani that, until spring. nothing a ouhld be dion e. e i hait hiad been working n1s the district and s.ub contractor~ who had bt-ti' doing ork alongl til- roa il cofirmeI it by say ing that thing.s aire absoli.utely at it stiandstill onii thte l.lo .lngint-.r Ia). a ho hasiI charge of the iurk ha t 0a1i in lth field for lth t.ast i l nth and nltinIl lilg tuldul be Iairnetll tru that souirle. tut )ester tiday on*ie of ihe resident enginllers was brought a ill hi i le than .l c i.itc to Mislsoula pt-ople. Fronm I.,dI l milei up to the summit all is activ ity.'" hie stl. "The dirt is flying at it ralte h ih iis unusual for this titme f year anid thei relorts ito the effect ithat ino work .ould be dline are alto gether uinfoundtd. There atre three restidtent catj' s along the line all equipitul flr the wilnter aniid e ai1 kie', up t he work right along. <etlduiomu has lsuch goitd ork bitin donl iii thisi part of tih ciountry. Tlii, practically isulated icondition of thei regiton mande it hard ti get in suIlplti.c and turnn but as soon as a start sas made things be'gani toi come along more eastly and now the work is fairly huInmming frotm oit eid of the lilne to the other. I fell confidetit i saiing that our part of the work a itll I finislhed by sumlumer and that we "!1 move ti the other ide of the rangie tfore hot weather 1i tin again. The road is go ing to Ii' finished stitenr than mtst ,people iexpect dtespite th magnitude of the unde-rtaking." This ness will b, lmore- than wel. come to Mlissoula peoplte. The cotn pletion of the Missoula cutoff I. g, C Ing to be a great thintg f.r the city and at the rate things are flying now it s ill inot he long, colmlaratively. until trainsi aret runnlintg ouir the hit ter Root lmountaini., into tithe Cleara ter country of Ildaho. NOTHING TO SAY. Copenliagi.n. tIct. 4 -The t'niversity of Copeinhiagen has ruc-eived Dr. hld erick .A. Cook' rnmessage that his ree ords will be forwarded it, about a month, but that his instrumii-ts caip not hae .-nt until inex-t -year. TI:. Ii r.-ct.r. Ihr. Torp. hwevihr nouit maike Ino tconient Ion this subj-ect tit.Lay. Who is Beale)'? Wa'tch for tuneful St aullinlllttlt \,it ,,b.": t WARREN TOPPAN, Lynn, Mass. Cured of severe compound cold and cough by S"From Dec. 20, '06, to March 1, '09, I had three bad colds, one on top of the other. I sot oowek I co hulad pt round Nothins seemsed to hep ea until I begas to ta VInol. The lmp was masgc. Three bottes com frtly txed that compound cold sad stepped the terrible coinh-ad what surprs m moat, at tim same tiUme it cured moofs ase.es stomach trouble that has botherd me for 20 years. VInol is certainly a wonderful medicine." Mr.Toppan is one of Lynn's most prominent and highly respected merchants, whose word is as good as his bond. The reason Vinol is so successful in such cases is because it contains the two most world-famed tonics-the medicinal, strength ening, body-building elements of Cod Liver Oil and Tonic Iron. Your Mousy ack You Are Not Salaflied. MISSOULA DRUG CO., Missoula. IN THE RAILWAY WORLD POLES IN .CARLOAD'I SHIPMENTS AN ENTERPRISING NEW YORKER E STOOD READY TO SUPPLY THE RAILROAD. Th.- alin l'racisitep (all plrilints a 'toer i It flunny it t en'infusien which shulns ithe etas' y w' in whe chh 1 Ilhe' Engllal I nguage may n ie" mits- I construed. The story has to deal v was in ige.'tlliate. nfeevld of t relegraph v thes and the "ad" inse 'rteIhd was as c W'lANTEI-)-Ten thousand I..ele. r 'eurchasing de llllrtlllent. l ull Ridllge' line'. ilghest ptriLce lfor right kind. "'Ad the result et:es this: 'Iecr M.t r. PIurl'Ichasleig )l Ipartint -I htucc' the riKLht kind of el holes. t rThere are' 10.000 right inl New, ''erk state. andI theerealeecuts, who are. will ing to geo west, etna( will make- the' tlie'st kielll ofinmnigrnliet fler a; y.eiIug and Kgrowing counltry. The'y aire atll enecee. aind each m1111n has onee, wife and frenom six lto oneele diozen-0 eileren. If thet aire lnot aill his children theyt t aire his s.tcer.' or hise lreteher'. t hehh t of elitCel.e', c ill ,inke no diffier, liee- to the" railreadiit emte.pany.. They a're atll geeeet wecrkmeein. iecand soe'li of ttln would buy teiland and arnlll Tihey aill like coXs a.lind llthier kind.l o aneteIels. etand nee'er get intole lightc with ratilriold men.I. "'.eeme of the'l caun htindle pig.s atnd hiegs. iand know all elbeut track ire l-oking for tirel ight then' every time. :hall I s.'en' tthe'e e.le tole you aIt onceI', iand w, tcianl talk ovr thel ptrie I g.et for ise'.eding thlem i the firest Ilettch etsuits Anl wbuit do yout think ofl tlhat? nsked the purchsll ing ugient. lafte r ht' hadil elelleed the letter three;igh. '.IIt so the'y calle get alonlg withl raitlre'ad meen leet-usee they a~nll htandle cow:l' SLooek htere,'r' ty. tIake this letter ove'r to the passen'ger depa'liirtmentil. It ly RAPID VACCINATION. Newi Ye.rk. ect -.All keoticne re. 'eris lfor reapid l act inati. n atre' I%. liev'e t hale btIee lir.lenl at thie plert today.l Tthee ireek Steaiemr 'rhi.eim.e tolees was dee tiiee .et quarantin e freemn T:.e a ec i intiil .i.t e p t. tn l 1,5' l ieegirantsl freom l'tr.es .net otell r erts lit at IbeeIn 1 .er'inatel e lt th.i rael of eleore thaini tI%, iI I it liitit AvoidHarshDrugs MANY CATHARTICS TEND TO CAUSE INJURY TO THE BOWELS. If y ,,e t are e.uel eiet te l c le.nst .leti.eni leyou shatlil ee.biel .tronll.: erei. alet e'thartihrl The. only gi. t'' ieelpe.rr" relie'f and thile-r itr:.ti'e i Is e h i erlft.I anlt sontee tiet.s mneire .ilnnoet ineg thanc e.i stilp titHee Th'ey iin It, tcay I .V-e .et it cure, and their t.nleeentey is te. wce.ekeee the atlreadyc weaik ..rgants cth whitch they c'ineee in cn.lltat. W'e honest.l)" lieliece that cc.. havee the' best c'nstipa tionll treateeneet -eler dteisietl. Our faith in it is s. strong tihalt we se'ill it eon th. l-"itiv'* gu'er.eai Itc'c that it shelit Ict ee-St th l user a cen't if it does inot Kie eele.'e r ..tllS lfaction anael ee:plheteltly reaecel. t'e i leatien. This tretiare.iein i' 'calleh'd Itexeall icetee-rliet Tle, ce lIprompt. eeething ante :eos( eliectitc 1.1 action. The. v atre ietle of :i recent theteliei t'iroe eerv Thl ir lertincil.tl iingrelctient is od.r 'es t-!st. et-l s ni colorlhss i'umbinieieee ciii .,llc r c t\ e-c-n i in gre'cle 'e ene; esti.ilisletee fC'r tleeir u-eefule'ess in lthIe. tre.tioit lf e. stilpaitioni. it f,'rm, i talelt c hlech is e..ateln just lik c aitnd. The.y limay te' taken at tell- t i.e. itli.r tday or mi:iht. Aitheut feaer of their causinlg any iin cont elnietce' wc hatel'v r. The" d.l. nut grite. uiree enor ealcse. n.iuscea. Thiey acIt without ctausin: ani' pain oii r ex cessiv.'e lowe-enei. of ti, bewe-,eli They Sare ilteail for -hielreln. itk. ith.l.ait Iccoereie'ee eteel egeet ltpeeil.e is cc e :1 a lfer lhe. etiest !ec'erIl jeersn'ci l'hce'y c'neeei i -e tee" etiz. l 'l ek~e, .e-, t Re' caubcr. e1eu ee iil 0,li. theil cii ly It acer sa e.ree-The' Ral~eil Stetie The PUTS BAN ON UPPER BERTH EXPERIENCED TRAVELER CLAIMS THAT CONTRIVANCE SHOULD BE ABOLISHED. "Take it fronli a mania .'tio, has. tiljla IIl 'tbepinlg-el:Lg r Iartrters fro)a MtUIntra;il to PI'ese Il I-, ll, from .t :at.itle Itn R:~1nL I iego," said ilat -ad traveler to a t riter from ii tilt Washington C.)i Piolt. tilh upper lIrth.s i in s.p lling cars ought to Ii"e abiolished aon gentnral priniples, and: the Mlntealll.ds mllan t h.ll ht.as complained to the IntersItate citnrllt'rce olm'mtl nniston atibout theln. iand aIthi acants them putt at a lower rate than lotter btrths. has ai drink tonlitig ah trn I lmeetll him. 't c.turse. the're are a felw 'frte-h air fitnds t l, sitand out for tihe up- a he'rs. anti a\-r they are superior toi ithe oters. but the great majority of r travelers utter Iindecorous remarks I when the Iltian behind thet ticket in- ,I dotw says. iTh best I can doi ita ai uptli r.' "t'plers i oul I)be all right if .acth onei were aqu nipped with a privaite it vator and ihat at dressing aroam at ta.thed, but the discomlforts a hit l .b they tiritidtl e offt'lt lith adtidvaltagl.ri whicih ;ar- citimertld fort thill abou t thret, tirmes tover. "I'II adit tithes is it fr*.n e r t iite cutlltiinl of amir tllr there. $.ltan .timesll 1 nice thing out of it. .AlI., if the vt-n tittotrs aren'it ,working properlr'y 1 the-r,'s somI ethI cs! ai fr'., tIci a tl|.tin of black stroket h'hichi is .t bit dis C -on.'erting. ti put it it ihly. r t -The clihlmng up is \hat get- me. I Yt'ot hi.a toI, lt your turntl fir, l I litters make facettoi rotaemrks whaih i t are calculated to disturb your ahlane when once you til get ..ttr feet I pIlantd toi the ittdir. Tliiii t i-n ti y.liu oncI get tilU aill fainl .iurr -ilf sittinlg oit the edge with ytaour fetil adlaniglinrg i.tear theii aiste youll re ir n. fronted aittilt the tpribltem i it ul-lrllts ing. "'htt youll get -smIne of 'ourt tIhting off tanti start t"i hangl thi m lip youtil fitnl that ou't't got tio disturti lti serinity lf the person in the loiter It.rlh if you want theln thi hang right ii that tihey a 't be I all clutt ered iup acrouss your ftrt. "You have to pull -tut the curtain and let thath fall down beltow the -laIt of your bh-l. oince twhen I didI that it futssy cll Taid. who oitccupiid thii lower I rthi. anid who had al. ip.arently ital tell my aieruations t itit gritting alarma, illt-l tl out in a st.ill vialce. a ii lntig tme agaiati In aau idig her pIrivacy and thre.attening lto sick th,. porter o1 tit- "Aftir yau're -nece wrapped tip in the bahtitkets there, is a certain ..si. of freedom ui p therei that .tau don't get it the iiaore t onfillned l towers. aindi it there atren't iltny tunnlatls a ith thelir ate, ilmi-lan'lh.g nsmoke, you aiitilp Ipretty ai411. biut when it canies to gtetting upt, youilr troubles are re nt-we,. COPPER RIVER ROAD EXTIENDED TEN MILES a itthl, at. '.-1ord was recive! herea tatla. that the Coplpe River railroad. liberig hui!t fr. rn Cordaloia. .Alaska. lilt, tita- inte-rior, has:a "ien extendhl,,l la milnh ithin the last ill-nth. maIarking llt- eompletioni of ii mallus of thle exi- usite .l)-mile prj -itl. autaic--atiaulthave lwit- amiad to -ithnd an ailitiotiia fitrce of 1.200 ra"tk men te ti, rdovt. to rush -onastru.ti-on ta, rk during the at.ller MIonths. .More lthan 3.t(l tann are atreada at aurk ioti tthe linte. KOKOVSOFF ARRIVES. $t. Pte-rshburg. ieti 4.-.--I)itlspat1lchs Ss.y M1 Ktikots.ff. the Russian minister of t1inant.. has ..rrivetrd at Ilarhin. t tt-re ion Tuesda tty he will lmeet Pritnce It--. presitdenlt of the privy council of t J.pnl. tio dnisi-i. the generail situa talrn pr.ialtiy a ithl regard to tlhe rail road., In Manh:. r 4. TWO ARE KILLED. tIttnltn i ,t .-t--Tato i mt'tt wit,- r-- .a1t-1antl kltald today whetn a tthauron htea\ tut Threre other mailn. .t1 mt- ruber-r tf th-. tr-an crewt art-re t-u I!y uashi ti --ut**eii,. nt. Li itet. MISOULA MONT. Thm. Today's Special Bar.am Offerings I hoict'st halg:u ins of tilth seasotl in ltrlchantldis. of ev'e'ry-tlay rqluirlnt'ltts. LADIES' TAILORED WAISTS $1.50 II tons; wry sl"ial.II GIRLS' FALL SCHOOL DRESSES $1.75 S ale of brown an ztilu lut.'w o1rg 'ý. p1 itl' antid no elt I ooolI; waists pretti ly I I trini n ,l; yokes of plain mateial: l nedatly finished in coloretd piping; sizes III to 12. FAMOUS TAMPA KID GLOVES $1.00 SII Il, ,k la ll,,brown ani blu,; o,1 ly a limitedl ntm111 to lear( at this prie. II 'BOYS' OUTING FLANNEL NIGHTGOWNS 48c (I p l y uhuoliltll *a sizes S to 14; a regular Ti c value. MR, C. K. GREEN OF GREAT FALLS SAYS HE WAS CURED OF HEAD ACHES, NERVOUSNESS. INDI. GESTION AND CONSTIPA TION BY DR. DODD. W.\h(n I etcsultted i)r. ,),ld. the tp cialist oin eye ntid t.irvous dis as.,s. at the I;raln hiot,, I;ist Junie I uns ltmost a nervous w-rev-k. I could not slept i ,r .at: my) h.ead tached ill the thne: I eas losing flesh steadily. D)r. thald muidilit a careftul examlinationi and told n e that Iiy c.inllition was the reiult of eye strlil. whicbh proper glasses- worn constantl y two+'lh remedy. .1y sight wasm g-,ol. hut 1)r. Thidd cx pltited thati it was the strain netes sary to maintain goi.,d vision that calsedl m) trouble: that it was nat so muih what on. saw or did not see.. bult the strain nec.essailr to seei' that eat oIne Iso much ltervus energy. CX lnuit.aing the reserve enrg? andlll rol, Iinig ,ith,.r organsn if th.eir ne·c.sary. Inerii. energy th(. t .aused the trou I ih Id suffichlnt faith In him t, r dir a pair of his it isible hiifaeiit tlusses. Those gia-ses ni-re a real pl laslure romii the first. I could l=seel pl-'leletly both tar anld neiaI. t ithl the o.Int s lill tn .le. I ,set'l. c.ltareri fir t'e:id ingl than I even icould it th any rea'ding glass-Isi. an I had w nr gl.isses Ifor that purllos.' for \lce rs,. My heal lach*" Ce'd.i it one.. ndl I noticed a big inm tlprove llintt In iny nervos condti ltiinit a ft, r wi.tring th.imt na few days. I have now." Ruinel sev.eral poundsII t'l, ftanl eat ai-It, and y stomiact h trouble is c.,r,. I am io longer obliged to take ihy.i s art aillg.,tther I ant fcliig ten rars yo,:inger atldl amn in better he.ith than I hate li,1 n for years. I iam nlt a rich. man, but I woulsd make i,,t that I Mould not aece-pt thi I'. K. (l;F· t 19M9 S- .\evet11h A.e'ue l o ,th. If I):" ti I i .nmnt lfurnTith you jitih I iilnwe IIf at letast IhImIt' am dm.m n tusiin-si I ,'n w tllhill n \tw blocks .f his of'lire i a v ,y h ,td -l) %h- w ill in lors. h l--s tmimses and atho rti. just as elithusias Slin th eir pralise. ais i MIr. Glreen of ter.iat Falls. he will fortf it $1,t1. If SiDr. I)tld cannomt furnish you. the ran,.s Rd address ,f the isaiime nuim iher itf crss-eyes tstralgthtemled. also h-re in mltstoula. he will forfeit ilte saim et a:numiitit. It is I)r. T.itd' a mm.tthi d of fitting the eye. which emnable him to giaranterel complete ani pertimatlletimt relief and satisfactlion ti, v'ir" pa tient. Dr. Iahl dti n t i t.i e n t t ai m iai an for tiving skeptiial: hi ttas evidenie -every tav of thi- ignorance oif optt. tcina atnd m.culistSs whii prettad to fit glasseas, h t an lll lt h" goes on bl ir f'ring t;a-c usm uti. t.wetaclit fakir I sold hint a btnch of junk atii mriies fake* at em-rvthimig aii1 mve.rylw de is notd goiniI to tl-n.-fit imns,.If or mthers. This is the iiai that him. thimd cpr.- Slally invites lto iial :.u co-nsult ith hit-. and if he fi js t~ convincei him of the sum.eriority of hi.; methiod .r to furnish him ten of the h.ading ,iti s-ni if lts.m.ula wtho it ill Inilorse his -methUoid, he wilt' stay to thut man $f ,r $1" for his timiie waste\d. This is a t.bnifide t proposition ld iillen t+, every lian or nlcoanll iI the state of 1ontatraitl. physichians included. MURPHY TO ATTEND. N.-, Yitrk. iit. "4.-It was amn nounl'-d tmunitht thait 'harlets I-. Mr a hy and the entire eXe'utiie co.tnmmit r tee of Tmnunanv Hall will attend the funt-rtl of Senattr Patrick It. Mct.ar r ren in jtrokl) n on Tue.iay. 'Murpthy f was a bittrr Ilolitical -enmiY -i Me C'arren, but atn admirer of his fightina KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS. Y \"u art- request,-m to a-.-.tinble at Lu.t. underta t kting parlors at 1- 13 .I MIonday morniing to attend the fuii#r-a! oat J. C t'aptis. son of Brother J. -1. yCutplis lty order I .;I1\\I" I NhI.:IT SPECIAL SALE ON LADIES' FINE SHOES ONE WEEK-OCT. 25-31-ONE WEEK TURNS 220 M cKAY'S T 2.20 A11. $2.50, $2.75 A.\NI $3.00 tclI\1AES (lN M11ETALS, KIllS, P ATENTS 141W, MeiNMlit 1111 i I igh lheels, iin :ill '4tyles and Widths ()ONE WEEK This Includes Slippers and Oxfords Host opl.Jn'tnnilty to buy ..ol scllol .Hws for the young l1ulie'; O( 'l Week (nly; pi ie. 2.20 The Harker Shoe Store The Ilon of d(;,(, Shoes The Belmont 31Iissoula's newest and fintst hotel. just opened. Steam heat, runnlin hot and (ehl water, enil Ihells. All outside rooms. $12 to $25 per month. Trauan sients solicited. Evuuans blok, oplposite the Shapard. MRS. 31Mi)ONALI). Manager. LET YOUR WIFE Observe Sunday Don't let her cook. If you are hungry, go to the California Wine House for a first-class lunch, or telephone the order and we will send it to you at once. 11:30 a. m. to 1 a. m. T. H. THIiODEAU, Proprietor Rudolph H. Wischmann, Chef DISCOVERED The Ipt"tp" li-m""ul.t ha.r tl;s t vered the inapl-rtaunce oIf the u' landing sale at Lank s. Thousands if them arte "getting text' to the big gest bargains they've ev\r ltad i1 high-grade .'en'. cl't Khi og. fl-ltnsitl-g< anttdI sh.. The st*.,. is crnot to'd a itl .ager ib reihan-rs r v.ery day. Surtly. there must he i g,.ted r,.ts ,n far this. as the pe.opl e of Mis. ,ula art' gd.I judlge.s if values land are not sbl." to "catch on" wLhen it coates t'o .a\ ing montey ain de.p.ndable mlerchatlltdse The stock is disal.leairinl r.iligly. and were it tnat tfor the tact that the stock was so. heavy theni tile sale be g in therev \ul w .i u it re little renhti nllg. The entir," ree ra\- st~ciik still be tiaced on sale at s.'l-.ui' plahes tomornrrw tmornaing The snal. a ill cloe", Iext Saturday: only fie. mare dtvas of bargalin-gev ing-fti iltre |awi.s of oplpvrtu:ait,. the tite of hi-h may n.t be wit Chamber of Commerce 111 West Front Street Permanent exhibits of western Montana p)roducts wanted. All interests are invited to bring products to ehanuber headquarters for display pul)rposes; due credit will be given all exhibitors. hRegular meetings second and fourth Tuesdays at 8 p. in. All those interested in the promotion and welfare of western Montana are invited. Now Is the Time to Buy Coal W\'hy not Iuy the bst Kooi Coal Fr'oi Ce.tral \Iywaing. No lDIET. N' SLATi. ALL IE.\AT. GEO. E. MARSTON, State Agent., Butte, Montana WHOLESALE ONLY Write. p.hone or \wire foCr prices. Leo Solomon 115 E. Main St. Phone 62 Black SPltecia:l sale forr a few% days on!" HALF GALLON BOTTLE FINE OLD PORT 75c
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TIl E 1.11i, .I ll ,rI 11I.1.1N, .II'.NIl.1 A I .I1iNIN1 Til i lII 19,9. The Store Thatl Our Great Alteration-Removal Sale. Continues This Week With Hundreds of New Garments and Hats It Is Like a Brand New Sale and the Reductions Are As Great As Ever---One-Fifth Less for Women's Suits, Coats, Skirts, Etc.; One-Fourth Less for Beautiful Trimmed Hats 1 11 II t like thI. i f4r4r1 thi'sll. .h 44 411 ll t alt l at't'i p r* ,in_',, I' u' i t kin. i IIl: hu-r hi it tit i s l-ifi't I .II' 11 1 I'' stl i'k ill thill h i'ht f ti he h!. ,uyinl.,, SI'. asil l a II 14'.1. ti'h11 s sI: h a"i f ill-s, ,i.h' I ,,,I 4" fir 7u 1 a 5' 11a i,, s In.li o. h'- ere ran a0 1 hu11 on ll la. sVa.'r': (':i\Vl.'Is. ('1'c \'sl,]. cr''lI. i is l v11 'V 1 )'P1' 's ll Ill gill". This .\Ilt'l'iltilll-'i'llloIne va ll S l i] Ihls 1b''11 th,' ýl','ll'~r t t, MitAIIIiih omn n h, woul ,'re fa(shing:lt 1. ,.,.onfi,-ll' msl wll:.l thIe. ,vtr h|a 1d and1 4 few. if a1iy. a:'.4 hI liing thl' il.,f tun11itii s it pr'l-st'lt pa,, 1s1 hy n ithuti takint full aihatnta i of Ithem. Most Beautiful Apparel Ever Brought to Missoula 1 VI:tll iur 1illers H.et: I I't'1 l sIt. Itli 1 Iii is atils ti it'k sto il~ t'.'l i a tl tu:ted Ii n e I 01 st les t l hI Iad', it I 144 lltg 4111' ill1llt al 141 11 Ili gi "1' 1 iI i 411 Ia W4lli4't1 a ste.15s44 of sIt e' i tt11 *4% trll I 1' i t 41- 11 1491 14'I i l tl ri'oi, 1`1 ft lI'.i t Is tt'el that till' grand new s5lon14 for till's:' g::ods .4'114111 Il' r'11eady ill 1IIIp4 timii Iut1 il Ibis al .11' I 1l-. 4 -n11i lIis11i i tiltnlled. '11' n4 sh irks car use. a -'rant ril. l tin lt I.' II bu .4,s .hall4 I 4 r 1,:1'1 41 ell. it I I th riml set itig ftr this fitI r is Iarking, 4a4114'tn are 14 hav1 th' stila'ls just as a1' intend '11 1' i th.' >!:ub1 1 1. ahut t i 4 1:r11 :1 ifi'lf411 ferl pict: 1i1sis. S'rlis i sale startls in its fit'irh mweek t4n1i i-tni4'w. Int tilh tli'' t .4ks hI'l ast II'i, has 1'rw 1.'.411 t he.e a a witot 4c4,4ds ahat taxed o4111' 4aIa it1. Ill serv'i4 pIrpt'Irly. Now. its t14 SaI' Ii' .11o t 1'111l .11141 till- tall I'll[ ht'I av'ii:r .I1ppar.4-1 is ilrl 1 t'gillen. tlerse crowds will he-n tlr day h4 ,h 11 a r rw leln u Inn s.... .1an'1,n i ,,,.a,,an ,t of ,.,,,in,, in f'no.Hou ehoi lds if ,,ssil,,., the earlli'er tIlrlW l'lt1r''-f'"'" r co411 atll frt. Household Duties Can Wait When Chances Like These Are at Stake WOMEN'S,TAILORED SUITS WOMEN'S STREET AND DRESS COATS /m, ateri .a ndl ,,iIg: n.. ..lil..., ,,t e .ts ,f I...1. nl Lh I. I.... hndil i"' i:t'''Iý ,v .S t n11. •e n c I tailrd ,or .ilk embr,,lred anld bridh,. tn plait,-I kirts. ste r in ;ll c ,r E V. y yl I ilU ,,I y liIO ,U $20$1200 $180 in M. M. Co. Milhnery "11 a1 $14.00 $2 0 i.1 I-ll,1' .18..".13 .20 2000.. in M• .-Co. M i r t slit l 8 0$28.00 "uit redur 1':' 1 `n, 'Its0 1us '1" G. t L. 16 0 $2 .00 I",411ito;> rdncp, _.a""t i\~at" l ."ll .ý".t fl...lll Illt" 14I1'1 .-n:1' ",t ]t"li unrc ll,:llr i .f '..r $16.00 s. "S t 4 Peil 1 u 'I .n...,J ,,,.'..J° I I'" I,.-." $16"0", tn -4- 0 0 I 1. flii Inm l l otlio 1 -11 11 4 114 1 hats.,i 11' II ALL OTHER SUITS UP TO 7500 REDUCED ONE .FIFTH ALL OTHER CbATS UP TO $50.00 REDUCED ONE-FIFTH 101i!.114-nlt 114 415 14. hl*I Signal ii ,J44ss this s'% .4 1 il tl x "I,,ih sullllv .'4l4, th 4i u-iginai l d4 is ilic 1 11 14 144 t .tI WOMEN'S STREET AND DRESS SKIRTS IIai ri.t,,%11 t iri u ar4 41 44444 tnillinl liaiv the cal hundred ,m. u c h te iI il \"r> happy fa l'., ,,f iakiig I, .mmii, hats and ia ,y kel 1. fa bric an/ 1144g '1 1 1 1411,, f io4Itht e s.,4. ,,i4'4k ltats 4 f.4.. .hit. ".d1 15,.1 'li $5.20 i, $9.60 t I 25% Is a Great Saving $4. 11 S t ded0 0 ,.6 i u, 11.41 t s ,1 Ii -.I ,.,ii 1' I al 1 11, 1 e.. 4,i. t $11 Skirts reduced 4l f: S. k rts r., ...h..l 1 6 0 t l "D,. acts .n,1- ere.-t disti" I 't"'. ,tiful .t ,.p ,r,, l. b 1$i 5 4 $6.40 _ ,..$16.00 i i e.aI.. P. ri 11411.iI.I s 1.:, ...lls. I. i i. ,lr w.ith "t4yh lal 1nd f a R ýS C ATS I 1, gr "'lll. 1 .'f' .Ll CHILDREN'S SCHOOL and DRESS COATS 'F "r 1 -..111 11I I.. ,eal, 1. .ser.... .I. Il,,,.,. Il Special Collection of $12 to $15 Hats at $8.00 .i4 I t, 14 41 rI~ I t .141'1 4 11. 4 111 it l'hu ir .I 11,11 t 'I 11 Ix411 n... $120.. 4 I, V 1,,,..; rl I hiir 00 "ot$4 0 W (dri 0-.' $12 00 i ltul. brai bah. tItI in on.Inued ro it,. -tri ht i-t ,bid IPI .i...,+i I'hillr, n i\' .lil'll ll·ltrl l,;l,"u s jilltl+ i'". ate 'ri -ll irII r r I ,;J,: jI,'., .L II S,'"i'.'.l. $16.00 I Special Collection of $7.50 to $10 Hats at $5.5; Iatn 1 oe.4 n l aa l 4. g i I. e Special Assortments at $2.50 and $3.95 (l tlo IIeIt 1 t 1 .oter.1' I "0 n 4I /1r4, t,. i.ittst, .1'1-.. .i.t .II.. ..l.. II ....t... t'., U "e Itr •th" f" tdnl, I/I U Iir g nh,. and fa,,1 .,.Ii Inthe Ne H ous n i The Day ofi the Sweater Coatr-a H e. 14 1o W A ISTS 'lhll.k 44.,.$. AiE V RY, hI M P RT0, $ANTl t.'i I lal. l.llilli" 4,. .l'i4.fll.4.l'4' 1' Ih' .IIr ,.l. l4tisI alIld, 1lrl"t 114.441 l:l --s'li ti-1 i'. 1ii,.lun -nIr .f1,. .IUlvrfl n han d4 a ir1 in ll pth il-n., il I I .r" 'I' I oIt nn pll pr e l talnk d k t I iThe t i,, i n l t. h upts t and 1t rd la hr rn:rnn ann l i i i a l i i l. i, s,.f pr.It' *tlZ".s us iii i t l.. i fs a nd s tirit .46 .ls i n' lll r, 1 t lh Ei. is". i.'at44 r wilt Illr r i\tl t.hn i r ,.h ihlr( ,',i '1 )il Iha I ii ..1.lt I "Nt. I4.4..L ,CENT 1So1+1 .444ts. I,,,xt, fil1nllv shu D a.y oera.1ti ~.141 ,,,.l k n" In the New House Furnishings Ste .50 up. and Hosiery Store -15 I''u a s..1 '.-"411 jtt? fat 114 4' au 1 14k W t l p 114in 4n'1 h andlf t mlhats r i plit' l t ttio'ti ge41r', 'ft tls "u".' tm Iilt't 4 4 ,-r- d an d pretty t u k $1210. now m ad. I.. r l tt..u R b c .iths. plait h ,.It rttrid twic, h. ut i a s pr. t, stylesa. as I "I 11 lL.CENT 17Ie"n .aid.l r e t ills., in .rni u ,,u 1 lilt :,-i,, r,.< an, ihite 4and t blue ird 3.00 t$, 48.00 Two Extra Specials for Monday Onl dHere Is Missoula'Ts Largest, Best ande Busiest Und In the New House Furnishings Store and Hosiery Store r d ioin inhf r tomakea home rizy and ahterful, has 11.4111. tHf i.t. i t'lre, at s iat ost t yll-- timeanet ill finhu lt' h 4 I 'rl'nt l t Ii'therdl BeateI of iss l l.n krs, nd t hsi ss is r in by liat s 1 bounds. t ih 'utrs, and 't 4'e1.4a4"i. is that this i r. l sell i the kinds rf unllrll o atter hat wa ffi find it here, ul pried to pleas a a n t for their own a,4 their ,1 iht, 's ar ,nl that Ii o e S I II Wo rt achI t l 4 I Ii h I r oIth, store r. I .i. i 'ili ni.... t .S t 1 h .i r.i fi' their li'. I .1. Mu o75c Garments for 50Boys Muns $1.25 Union Suits $1m t r.. I 1.... Ih 1+ f e ua t fleece, lined sts 1." 1 ...1 ..'s I "i l St 'its. .i n.... t '.ra Ti irt',, ,i, 1n$1 .5 0 -4i. ,.lr [ttlll,$it2i t' l i lr,, 4t' l I Munsing Underwear-.The Satisfactory Underwear 1St 4,. 4 I i "t "1 ""4- t III n.It "at Moderate Prices 50 W r'ork Baskets Like Cut t II one, so ..note oness... ev n us sise. ,a s...s l!Jr ItJR'd1'ttftk. i .t 4..... .nls. r. ..p in, U i o.i.t uiiits., inoleums Specially Priced Worth u1.50 Each, For Ihn fi t lt t i t .iliU Ir a, ITth int.I I4r I". 11. h'o t' ith. IItI i n I l hii i In i111 44r4t4 'tt m'.l 1 l'th p ,l'1ito l 414 IIir'4.414'i' w 1t Zd 6c 3 4n .1... lo '.I.I 1' 41 41'. u4, .144d 11 In rat lr u r ardon thl hm a il I i f m i n i n 7 I' rl,-r 7.¢ (*i t+ r I Ib b 'r a-ril' I ft 3' 1,rt 4 41 4 fn -1: •..4t 1 4 4 4". .4 F. 1. 1: 1.. ,li $5 0 1 ii .M singN Union Suits for Girls -n a I (I the. r u: l i t f the ,da .a :i,-- .h hy tpr ht I •nth i t t r r w$. rt IIPo t a• tet in natural ;,.i Chide smtIrti Unewa Merode Umonnt trlt or S.ta v.irts ISneUoSt .u u0 .b i ,-nga shar- ·'hi, ,anr r t o --til1t,, n lt-. th t I' ,,wr i h t 1 Th, r t r Pant- fill tn in It 10 ;r $1.5. $3 50 ","-I 1 n I$1.75 tuwlur r1:" lir- .1t hii;" Children's Underwear Merode Union Suits Springfield Union Suits r.iiI t II1 ch aeril rz bl th sa! illnI l h l In al\ II t 3 I tr In t in g llt at ,i Ip r th 41 int m,. ll i
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Why the !umi e Itec;nusn hr it s 1 f,1tht Lis ir t'ncd r,,' ar of Brooks Turner pay MUCt'H ll ri, f,,r a. 4 that quality. and -0 ie a tiu ,I ,the. r st.rn. "E ierthing that mund i \,rtt"t We Have Made An Enviable Reputation On $25 Made-to-Order Buslness Suits mWe mtake a .ulit that Is surpass Ingl)y g,.it hat this ri ---anti uiinte that c+,st ntmore, Put aIny pricer you pay here is hvw h-tei Vol ctnshiler the lipelrifr pattert,. :'..st.r work manship and unetlualhjl iquhity ywlu get in retulrll. O(ur new line if fall and winter wte'lenl Itns iInoI tllit~ t" alnd youn should make atrli selectiin of pat terns and ntyle, i you wounl loe itn the forefront if fashioin. fDon' t he isl.ed by stre clothing because thllr rice I .,tl ch.i. It will erst you mora In the end and never satisfiesl Have yar clothes tnaejust for you. Sos. H. Fitzgerald Taaloring and Furnishings. ri ssnula. Oct. IS. 1909. Mrs. A. lotn,-, iincr, (ity: De)ar Madam. This not,, is t, bring tI your itt.rltiln te fa't thait you art n~ot dtltoing yI.ur duty to your horne or tltmitlt unlesti )you ni saki, yotir holle ;t, 2t:-tr:e tiv.e as .o stit i e w.ith iiii ngur wilt call -tti our ."tuir. 1tt Otig meaIns -and iUt Ilie tiea st tin.t iwit .'ay to tdi it l is th tit tures. We ravTi"e thi ilt rnU'. and in endless tur i--nd dclutl know-u that ie have the fitnst land ,f no 11un pri Ma de Trmlin for frunt iitg ill the city. If i ,,u hill call at our store. lani Rig gine avteue, or phne 4:11 h oId, iTi t t ilii. trn .lea erd to ntute tisles or i tilt l yruu to si.Iet' -tic. tuie iuri fraiis to suit you. YEvns Brs. Trunk Co. T DAL ADDI.1ON SIOP Pictures called for and deliv ed-use the ,hone OUR SPECIAL Hand Made Trunk ovExpresred ith ilat iiinl tine, Tw. CHARLES,. rin nter aPRO s. Angle Irn all around. eavy e t. and and Linve ltinll. tlu onut ct R gular toi t tier r ,lt'spe tL $11.5o Evans Bros. Trunk Co. DALY ADDITION Flathead Stage and Express Line CHARLES ALLARD, PROF. Dawly service betweu Rvopn Pland Poispon. Leave Roovai t-El. mat, connr Sect ing with steamer tor KalispelL Savoy Hotel MISSOULA. MONTANA Modern and Centraoo-12 Rooms 'Newly Equipped-European Plan Cafe in Connection, Unsurpassed Telephone and Long Distance Connection in Each Room Every Roorm Light-Elevator Service Good Sample Rooms The Florence Steam Laundry VWill ie tcateit itn ti: t. i .y bIl.k about oveanmLer firstl. ith cuil i- lart. Pot.lil-t McGuffey Hardware Co, MONARCH RANGES RETORT HEATERS PENWELL BLOCK, SOUTH SIDE JEFFRIES DISLIKES COLORED TITILE HOLDER P.ETIRED CHAMPION WILL MEAN BUSINESS WHEN HE MEETS WEARER OF THE BELT. N- r. tr I ii.- tfi. .rt ..+g ga.h .x;+two t th. s maltlta t fr, m, al tits nd It 1. Feb a. n ,f it i,-. fi trh. b, tlx d-.- i thu. at-ti. tt f tilt r i l+lf fat- it f I i.Iu J .r i t ffri tw l t K Inonws e Good Shapnse. h o r' i. hrif ur fr-- It-iirtl.- ili, Il-+ ft l.a- liii la. t tl' tl~ -uIti|+ at--ir v~ii it,. frit-,i itit .1m, h it nt.t hii i f. Iipi" ftier "t I. t i-n t i ti I tlhi. fit,- ring+ ir l t :itl 0.0,i,+ t :Ihol x ,++I+ ty of" spit u~.. la|ltion J f!+ tle;|. f,,r J+)hni.., n is 11++ i.i'++. ii +t9l it lair) fc hu tn.lle. w ti ti ki ng ti nutin-u fit t it l tttitl I littii i J b .l<, tho,,+, tIll rapll+. J,,hn+4 i lt, ti nt r, I uh i t lit 'k .titit l ri it l~,h ,,th,, f Jin+ usu+l this., ;iull ,I to, th+ I fur+t tl:.tt .Johns.,,n br uhr, tll.h Jl+ frw,. I h+ |t+ Ifretw tt, w~henl hi+ 11,i+ happl,' ii the' thtitl lht titit hl i fin k thi-itt-h th i iti tli. Ig. l itit iii t u t.- li ft tit iti i n-rrui+i li- -I itt tutu will of iltff.rni-. tt ,1.4r11 In Good Shlpei. uTfhiil i,- ffri+i't urn.iiti -n i f ('txifllmi t i.. a :r+.Wh t, th +er Bay s. te lit i.ititaue Ihi ruiir fI'a n .trif p Th t lll ft" tllt'i i h is i ftra l m,- f ii.tilt t 't hii b, ta bi t,. '-l. ib1 tt i tl i till u ul1 tinI t w lift it.r h ti,- tuh hi, iitig i, it .ird f'trttniit.l nt-u t at t t ut u) -i f ain tttli f a I l'+rb.,tt IPI'nr X!arsI of lbl~i++len s unistl~ hii taIkenl intoi conide~lhr tili, but h i f JI t frie.' anil lshowl linl.thhilig of th,+ ftr'n ih iliti tJh l t. -iii i tt h i Intt-t fi aht with C "irbettl, hi+. frltlnds. malirlltain.l h,. w ill ulain h- Ih|lli-il tt)I t i "I nietv r it t i t i ht liet lit n- t oiltce wIith ii hairl fee.lllngl tunardl th*. othllr f+.linw." saiil Jiffrilsl to.n~ii htlh "Thatl wonl. .Munilroo.+ andl hil vwlet .ut maitking too~ in'(tl ch noise. mllti I thlink walli. tlli /+ll ianl figu++ri+ upii w\hal i+,. .lohni..,n hlais lr,,vedl hhislfl.l Ito Ib. Inutrious~lll delfenshle! fig4ht.'r aindl wlh,, hi. Enw~t+ g,.ttl| pningsllll showed,' finhlehs illf pucit'hng piiwelr Havinlg~ nilar, been~l ftill., iextlendl!d hi. will lie anl Unikno~wn u nitilll) thalt willl hatvi. to Ibe slved'~i in slizing u11 his c'hiinlcl,. with .hef!r~ie' Jlohntll tn is yillnll.r than Jl'ffritl. atln if1 ill hii+ Ilrimei! th+l'il Ir e itlll+. Joihlllilns n m n g r llll i s.1 .e Xl~eteld, iln tlhis i.t. tomorr, ow'~x lilight an ;fl a r lticlh.. w iill ..+l il ltp~ilt- Jotnes+ 4"loffl'lthl, thl, fighl pilrollite f Col tohin, t'ntl.. ws+ill rieach'l hter wt h i lttlh+ m+lid It is Ipr++!l+'tedl that he Ixll .lltr'!l+d inl What Father Says. i "ilnll n, lt rRt I i a. i' i+, lt1 "i T 'hat •ili+.Mue Je ffr-I.P silid Jewi.k Joihlnsonl tlill li*\rrl i etl lI ill thJ fl.+th. illrmll tin Iliaintte,, Ie .l b i ,I h ,ter wi stlibleh ipublic• ta.he~ betw**Ml~ Itll' ..11. \W'orkl. llastorl if lith I '+ntrl+:l Prl".<by'tiriian c'htlr,' ,f' thil+ vity\+ ani li es J t' t J+,fl'r'i, fath,.r ,,f tll, iilwn fe ;te., hellS ix ightli p li tltl, 1!rws.+ \shie m a minllltelr of! the+ Pri+,.by it+rlian churhll' .li ,rtt, wh h om-+ i, iii| i n l i',tll cr'litin ll. hi+ 5,1'' utr il' us I"; a priz., fighthlr .L Y Jl~ffr'ie.*' 1.< rep,, t,., 1,, th~it, ..lhl. loaf,. i+. ;ill ,tilt hii fi htll a mlt nal~ ,ir +ll!,therl" aild it ntiilt~ ul. \w I it h tl tr flizhtling a1+ n. til h +lirl kilill ,+t a i gl~ht woubtl ftght Joihnlsli ill thl- nllai fUtllr'i. .11' Je'fri'les t is iiI t,, Iilte s'ta .tld; .My) Plioi Iwll er~l will fightl it negrlo.l iini I ilnil thlink hi, will fillht a+n)" otit er lt.+l'+,+l a is i ia i nt g hi i slIl' lifl+ CONTRARY WINDS CRAB SEVUNO BALLOON RACE t UN t. i t S 11a 1111 i I w it l t t, tt it: +.ittlte- ~t~ 1!· '~,r 111," 1 11 h ~u ittrr,.l 1!" l i t t"'t, l.* tt tr~ t~ l:" lig t t ,I ti.. ta I COAST LEAGUE. Divide Hot~ors. Pit Ii Argela Take Both. 1. 1. I, .1' Id. Sacramento. 11: Vernon, 4. C lit! I it l 'ad a tit e nc, ·tri I a t aur (r.rtd by all st K-. .nlti. Stunt ait t I LI "-r TlttIhts. ,tnd tb. hisa th ,r "-it-·r n lbf bh.- 1.,".I :ttld "'",1d whit h It. tv crrat.-. t!-'tkr ~!t. I I f, t tul Sold by :01 .tl..t!. rs IUixtu~i..i :.r. :n.".i ..s ::t lid, ptarent to i-al- ii ii. I: li-rr-a!.r, i.-' U tati·.·t t-l 'ttr,' Would You Like to Have a McDougall Cabinet Like This9 There's no need of doing with- Investigate our McDougall out it any longer. Come in Club---Small payment makes and let us tell you how you you a member and puts any can own a McDougall Cabinet McDougall Special Club Cab and never miss its cost inet in your kitchen. The $1,000 prize Yours for the kitchen designs asking -this week 'hew Prize ii' iitfhIens w 414 r dsigned I the gr'tlest~ architects ii n tt Mtl,4utgall Kitchen ('ahin4is are the. highest 4eVtdewhluinet of tlhe IIthe .,,ntiry aitid l lIitu all ,oveI v '_'ttittt, a caslh prize of .$11,000) kitchen eahinet ideal, and ..mtain manyt featuit'es that can not he luing pail fur h. Ii i,'" U11h4tnt. They wre desin at tis great hadi illn other cabinets at any Price'. lHefore y41u lihy It cahinet you 'expense' lshn yol hll yon cal1 have 1a jpe'fe.'t, attract iVe, ilvit- shorutl examtltine the l.e nplete linet of McDougall I'thi'ltets on dis ing Iplare' Ito Io k, at in'a, ti. ally (11 es(-st. llach at this store. Th,. Ii ize designs have lefn r+,troduced in colors to h.wh you hot See(. for yourself the 11.11i V advana .ges they possess,. and do not let to 1lnd a Iuhn liat tI t he h,,ni wrklahol-th, kitchen--the plahe anyIIii tell you that any othler eahinit is as goodl as the Mel )ongall. where the housewife spends l :gret Parllt iof her tie.ll. Insist upon seeing tllhe lna'e MlkDgall o1n tlie cabinet Hbefotre you ity, or1 ask the deali'er to, remov','ie thle elntirei, table t1l and see for The}y show rou h, 4 .,n cau arri'age, equip anI d d.iecorate youlr y ourself that it is all in one Piece without 'running in grooves. kite-hein si that it will rival any t1 hit rtll ihe t hi ih 14 i n att4Ifl' i tThen. and then o111 nly .l you he sure14 11 4 1'1 are getting a genuine Mc iven.es and 1 on1 fort --so that it will make kitchen ,work a pl.asnue 1)ottgall Full Sliding Table 'l'Top. They shoiw yon hiow yo cl'an take a h'llougall Kitchen i('ainet lHmen.thlr, tll genuine l)olnugall (4 hints cost l you no more which is the first .ss eltil, and buil uli around it a mhel, lIodern than tle inferior imitatiol.. W'helther you are ready to bU.y a kitehen--anidl at s no grl.t r than is or'diaily slnt n eu kitchen t 4111hin tkt 1411 n ot i, le urged to attendl this great special avrage,. t.nnuinla.lire kithe,. saleh and tio se our c mp4lete display 4 of .MAclI ugall Kitchen 'Cabinets. FREE THIS WEEK SPECIAL SALE Portfolio of $1000 kitchens Easy McDougall Club Terms Every woman who visits our Tc- We are now forming a McDougall Dougall Display this week wil e Kitchen Cabinet Club, which will presented with a portfolio of reps make it easy for every housewife to ductions of the famous $1,0 0 own a McDougall Cabinet. Prize Kitchens designed by the leading archi tects in competition for the McDougall $1,000 To mTiake this' sal'e on the l('l aiui i r inter cash prize. esting, we will ofl.r a Spe'ial ('ahin t with extra coneniVInces at :t llluclh lower. price than it regu We will also present each housewife who laily Wells for. calls, a Credit Certificate good for $1.00 By joining the tel )nougall ('lut. you can select on the purchase price of any of the McDou- 1nnay t.lhincet vyou deisire and securel it upon a small gall Special Club Cabinets. You will not be payment down-ihe i alance to be paid in easy urged to buy, but come and see the McDou- we-ekly Ip iyents. gall Display lcl) gall 'i $30 to $50 Don't Fail to get these Every Member Gets a Cabinet Beautiful Pictures at Once Mass l M~nt( 4 CHAMPION WALLOPS WISE GUY WILLIE HOPPE. THE BILLIARD PLAYER. DEFEATED LOCAL SHARK AS JOKE. lit, I t. tt t:. x t Iii l t ,.t I i t r y I i 1i t: t. I t .,t S th !T +:r.,. i t: I. ttttl thr.lulfh t t" ''I *~riiiar roo I I I 1111. 15 I:t·r ·it r a t -!?·1r -':i·ltclt tf·id t ý.,ýý.. 1!"I O tt I;t gaIt I.t 1. I *'It n .:tt ·ni '1 E 1." z. i aar I his u t 11r W\i\" E',.. t I a! thrl lil- t 1l 'I *i I Mr I H.1.3 Ca-d f T-' inks. 'I -t. *i 1 k ALL-STARS LOSE TO PHILAOELPHIA r?· 1.1 .'r.. Nt 1 I~ t'.( -I). tiI g-" u I t. I,, ii iii'r·· 1 -ii, K tI rs T '.lt. t j -1 Ii _, t'. ...3. t r I .1 I i' t 1,. i.: r t'4;1 it t··-i I·· r .i.. Attli" t:. i" it .11 t-·:r t-ARe..rc BFreakec. Itis i i~ i td iritta .f~ 'U, ;t, i!." I 4-FOUR- 4 Only Four Lots Left in Hammond Addition North of 'u +ersity avt'enue. Tnhet will !e si.ld in a very few days. ThIse. are the very l.st in tie whole addition. Ikon't wait until it is too late. ('one in today and secure vou.rself two of the lwautiful lots. ('lose to the univer sity, r-lst to thet public schoo.ls and close to the city, and -surronlllt'itd y, elegant;t holes. South Missoula Land Co. FRANK P. KEITH, Secretary. 103 Higgins Avenue Missoula, Mont READ THE MISSOULTAN WANT ADS
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PREACHER IS MOVED TO ALASKA REV. J. B. STEVENS OF PHILIPS BURG TO GO TO THE FAR NORTH TO PREACH. Itv. J. I. Stevens, pastor of the First Preshyte.rian church ,of Philipsburg. has been appointed to take charg,- of the Presbyterian church at Juneau, Alaska. and with his family will lea e heree iearly next month for his new field it ha'hor in the far north. The news that Rev. Stevens is to leave Philipsburg came as a complete surprise to his many friends; in fact. it surprised Mr. Stevens himself. When the prqposition was first laid before him he had littl.e thought that he would lhe ho'-ien f,.r this important field. It came to hil in the nature if in qluiry from the Presbyterian hoIrd of Ihonet missions. several weeks ago, ask ing if he would tuccetlt such an ap poiint.ont. Rev. Mr. SRtvens rebliedi that he nas prepared to go wherever it was thought he could do the Iimost god. A few days ago he received no tice ,i his aplsiintmi, nt aInd. alfter re -overing from his surprise, telegraphed his aecelitarice. Juneatlu, the capital city of Alaska. is an itmtportant post. alnd. quite natur ally. there w% re manyIV aplilicatitins. That lcev. Mr. Stevens received the appointmlent is qultit a compliment antd shows his high standing in the church. The fact that it is In Alaska should head no tor to believe that he is bting sent into exile'. Jluneau is a modern city, abo, t the size f Str Spokane, and has electric lights and everything other modern cities have. It is quite an Importa;nt sea Iprt and during the summer is much visit.d by tourists. The climate of Jutne:tau is mild and compniar.es favor ably with that of Seattle. Wash., and Victoriai Ct. It receives the full hbenefit of the Japan current and fruits and vegetables thrive as well ais along Piget sound. Navigation between Juneau and Pu ge't sound ports is open the year around and they have telegraph and cable connection. Mr. Stevens is a young man. vigor noUs and amlitious, and is sure to make good in I larger field than Philips burg. Hle will leave here about No vembler 8 or 9, in company with his if e and little daughter, and explects to sail front Seattle a few days later. Mr. Steven:i has been in Philipsburg ftlir years an;t has presided over his church with ability and marked suit cess. Soctially, himself and his most estimabhle wife are very lpopular and the news of their leaving this city will lie receivedl with regret generally., ut it will be ita leasure to know that the, change means such a great iadvalnce metnt. The best wishes of this com munitry for it sUCCessful career will at colmpiany Mr. Stevens and his family to their new homie.-Philipsburg .Mail. JOKE COSTS HIMt A SEVERE PENALTY Spokane. (ctt. 24.--'Guilty of breaclr iof the peiacei and assault in the third ldegree: fine. $100 and costs." was the enltry made by George iV. Stocker, a justice of the peace in Spkane. after the name of WV. Ei. Schirmer. it wealthy grain buyer, charged with in vadting a sleepilig rool in the Ilru backer home at night and pulling W. II. Hoffman, a lawyer, out of bedt and tearing his night robe. Schirmer ad mitted everything alleged in the com. plaint, also adding some sidelights. The men became Involved Ih a lively argument earlier in the evening in the hoiuse, where they have rooms. anld Schirmer was worsted. After the men retiredl, S.hirmer dressed and went to IIofftman's rooum. demanding that the lawyer take back some of the state ments. Hoffman was firm and the itt tack foIllowed. Hoffman was pulled frTm his bed and rolled around on the floor and In the scuffle his garment was ritted into rhibns. Schirmer tried for a full Nelson. but before he could make the hold lHoffina reached under the Ipillows and brought frth gun, chasing Schirmer into the street. Schirmer laughingly declared it was a joke, but the court could not see the point antd the fine of $100 fol Itwed. It was pronmptly paid by the gr ain buyer. COOK COMIN WEONDESOA HICHT (Contlnued lromn Page tone.) planned that the explorer' shall de liver a brief talk to the delegates in attendance upon the fourth Dry Farming congress at Billings. from the platform of his car during the 10 minutes that the train stops in that city. It is planned that Governor Norris. Senator Dixon. Senator Car ter. Attorney General (alen and other state and government officials who will be in the convention cita sha.l meet the doctor at the train in Bill Alcoholic Flavor is fosd only in oriary, feriat waia--sir i 3w ast's Vaa&i The ich. sohale liar of Busent's Vaa& is too pre cogs to trin by adicg too much alcohol. That is why the deli.,a s dlicage lavr lThat is why you should al. ways bit ow -a n Burnett's Vanilla 200 Men Can Share in This Offering of Winter Suits Under Price $10, $12.50, $15, $16.50 and $18 Are the Special Prices And the Actual Savings Are from 52.00 to $5.00 on Each Suit This store's policy to give its customers the. benefit of any advantage it derives through its tremendous purchasing power is empha sized by this offering of 200 brand new, stylish winter suits at $10, $12.50, $15, $16.50 and $18, actually saving to the men who will buy them from $2 to $5 on each and every suit. TIh.se suits wre bought front a n1dlanufuturf ''r of high rlputation whose need of ready slitt' e .nahhtld us to .'4cur.. them at a substantiatl reduetion from his regular prices, despite t ithe st,'adily adv .turin ug market. All- Wool and Pure Worsteds SNot a suit in this offetring hut will stand the test for all-wtolnesa and pure worsted n.II.SS, and good, full weight at that. Fancies, Blue Serges and Blacks The offe.ring includes the most stylish lpatterns in fancy worsteds, in the latest color illgs; hlit s.et'ges and black Thils'ts and unfiniswlYI worsteds. Styles and Making Strictly High Grade x ,YsThee sulits are made in the easnon'ns st threte-hutton sack coat style, with and without cuffs on sh4lves; the linings arc either high-grade Venetian or serge, and the tailoring, trilllings and fittillg qlualitie's are strictly first-class. ix.es 3:i5 to 42. These suits will go on sale this morning, and if you are the man who values good clothes on your back and $2 to $5 of easy money in your pocket, you'll be here and get first choice. The Overcoat Store Is Surely Busy Handing Out Better Values Than Ever .\hAlrealy, it looks like we shall have to reiordt.1r on nIIIn lines, although our purchases for this seasn were heavier than ever !efor'e. If you have any not ion of getting a new overmtoat for this winter, you'll do well to buy i L noiw, e.fe.re the, ass,rtlments and sizes are too, badlly rokeln. Overcoats $15, $16.50, $18, $20, $22.50, $25, $27.50, $30, $45 At each price a swide variety of styles, fancy o.vercoatings in new patterns, plain blacks and blues; all lengths; military collars, plain collar's %tht velvet or self-cloth facings; plain linintgs, fancy linings; double-faced linings, silk linings. .Jlust what you want and at a price which affordsl no comparison for' llta lity. service, and style. Coat Sweaters Are Having a 'Great Run Lu:cky for us that a Itrge Ilrtioon of one of our straight carloads of knitted goods (we Srteceived three this fall was mlldt I lip of colll Iweaters. Lucky for you, too,.otherwise you M 1would eI' paying toot e-and not having nearly as miany styles to pick fronm. a h ra. i 1We1 have placed iott hsale 211)0 iltte's high- Men's "'Way" coat sweaters, mIade from a grade ncoat sweaters, full winter weight, ~ell pure woistel yarn, full fashioned, perfect tailored, trimitnl with pure white lparl fitting; lntwrl, dark brlown, light brown, ma h llttoln, c-lrs nvy nd xford, size-s 'It;o 1un1, London, tan and bluek; sizes, 36 to 41, at the low price. .1.50 4.. Ea..'. ...................$3.50 31len's dloubhI-breasted coat sweaters, extra fifty dozetn nlltl's r'oat sweatersl1, stulwrior quality, extra heavy weight, storm collar hu. qllulity, made freet pure all woul yarlns, with collar tai to pritec't the throat, made griaf with fal.ey trim, green,gr bhlt, fro at lpure gray w"orste.1 yarn, knitted with cardinal and while, sizes, 3I6 to 44. a fancy'v stitch.t; colon-, plain gray; sizen 36 to Price $3 .00 rice 7.00 "Neverdarn" Cashmere Hose Diamond "M." Buck Gloves "Woolworth" Underwear .Wh ha· is'rnpro-td rur '"Never- e In ",Woolworth" Underwmtr you set S;trl'" ('anslhere i ets,- inl now.-- th i highest gradl- bhucklkin gtlover just what ytu want and pny for- 3they are witt tolut tqual Inl th, il. nila d. tdn' I)M iaimolnd "'.t" (;lves,-. all-wot. and nowhere else in town i k.-t This se.'usn we offe.r a .*l- untlnrnil andl adl nd silk Ilneal wiltt you find thee superior gar. cial grad-., in bltck or natural grany $1.25 to 12; ;aunthut,,. $2: iin)r tg it0nts. nr value, like we otter $tn vry paIT r guarant,-,d. t i-Iov,-. $1.50; ti'y,' Il.,' t.% lhen, at $1.75 t,, 2..5 per garment. p-r pair 75c and $1.00. Ask to see It. MPII~nnI I.I Mcadh0 ings and wtlcome him to the state. At Butte. where the tr.ain stopl. minutes. Dr. Ct',.k will also make ii brief platform talk. Dr. ct'esk wi! be officially received and u~ -nicn,mr to Mis..oula and e.cortedl to the hotel To See Valley. The d+1.t.or lhas exlrrse.l ii .l.mire through his slrpinl agent. to see the Bitter Ro,,t valley to the. best ad vantage on his trip from .Mistsula t. Hamilton on Thurelay 4and it is hke ly that he will I. driven fr..mn thi city t tthe Itiltter 1,"-"t m.tr-,l° t.U iln an autmlobile. After the free le.ture 'in llan iltonl Dr. Cook will return to 1 i4s,-ila and during the day. Friday. 4\:Il be given an opportunity to ..e th,- r -:uti the Garden city of .Montana. .Ater the lecture at the thet:ter ti t4 niiglht the expldorer ll h.e the gu. t "f hont.i 'at an elabo.rate t.nlnute t it the Savo) hotel. Probalwbly on Saturday morn ing on the North o..a-t .im4it4tl., tit. expl.orer an41 htlib c.~.n'id.ntial 4 tg-pnt 4,ill start ,.n th ti t utili trip to New Y iark. wherre tDr. 4'.>. will comment'. a the u"~rk itf ca.rn.ping th.. datat ra- ,Igaralang hi, paal~ar trip 1ar the Univir I city i.i 4 itanhiaga-ti, The a .rk if gpathering evidtenata itn thea %i. Mct taKiney a-.an traversr isi being praia.-a-auta wi iith altl sstahla iseed aandl a athataglh -a,,niti ;a"litinni:t inrarniatia 'ta lais baaen 'auradl tt itr. Caaakaa at t.,raaa-i'i harrt it Ia-i na"t I-a-ta maade :atb Hie aIs et. t aniiaaletrt.atatafllt Ft i it tsanatianai ature are ,rt ,-i.- ta1 aitx in the n;a-x'. t at..'- titrei.- -ahys. Coming to Missoula. I t. Paula 4kt. _t.-1)r Fre,-ahrinik A. t t_'-k. itha, tea-tiara-I h-tar thai .-citataia ..f tli- taait-rsy aaf Kanlais has lta-ati ata,-i. Filed utti a-i as ta--if the iic i. in ta r his taartha-antning t.It M,-Kinlax x p~~a-t:aaai, lhav tng iarata--ite the aifier y"-"--teriat. tDr. C-iaaak stated he ;aI-.. let-iakaIl utan ever.t! aithar nti-inbars. 1 it.- ax; aIataati. iaa:¶dach It, viii tat a ar ,v iii uiiil.U ti. their natme*. There will ''ib onl fit-- or six in the piarty. he Dr C lk etas entirtain..d here. tiidayi h)b the trffit rs it Foirt .:Weliing and k by Dr. J t' Nelsin. rDsnish enfleul at ,I St. P it'll, t.geither with a large nurn Star l t I tIz.rh-Ainiricana T'.zniirr.ia Dr. t`.ark i ill si ak bef.,re the atu stu- dentsif ii ulnit, universty ain I w t t"e thi. tlltity ot the tiiv rtai*:. i _ ýl~rtt a..!t tie liit Ii. tue+" in Mtin rs"I.: ill thie evening~. I'.u.n Mint rIi Cu.ik "il to mis s Iua at.t anti will dui.." r to, Ir Fulr fll.-r-t ;rli t lilantil·it. 31 ·,nc.. t eu )r"ni Mntana Dr. (t',k mill n :,fr-t t' '\ew Yoirk. nwt ite wit; leii. iair Iti daita to bi- u' t:iltx.au tik -tit. It- t-at t u-f C. ltrnhau Iit. "r ill i' ak said the deear,': .-f thu. M.ttt MI' Kintl-y expedition wunld s ..t 't tu- t" -rte.- I *Ut at ,iii,-. as til.i';-u r +.,ne't dairt until next aj.ril'g. TEDDY'S AFTER PACHYDERM SEl (Cntirn ed f'ro PI'age tin. chas, in 11,rti-h Ea.-t Africa. When Mr. tl..us and Mr_ M.cMfill.n 'wera "ut in this district. accolipant.ed by Judd. the pir'fresioznal hunter. they were after i.".n±: one day iand Judd .was t..Ill,. inlK Mr. .ol.,i.us .n d mule. iuddenly his mul. nearly steplpd ..n a hug.- lh,.n and as the mu!.- s+Nerved, Judd fired frm.rn his hip with the rifle and almnost slrnultaneu.usly the mule bucked hilll "ff and he landed. almotst touching the lion. He thought hi ,fast hour had tmine and prepared tI" make a tight for his life. but t.. his surpri-. thii Il.n lid not minre. Then he suit*t-rll rie:.lia.-. th. Irtiast was dead. I.e got up and inspected it and found that his rhot had entered thie eye and killed It instantly, with out leaving a mark on the skin. Mr. MlcaMillan has taken the skin home to have it set up tine the road t.o Mweru and Nyeri lnuan-eating Ihns have been playing havc. .,e that at last the golvernm.ent nas fo.roedt to ~~lLse the road to traf tic t It is etimatred that several hun dredt natives have" :..et their ltves to the man-eating lions. Colonel iRooMe velt theref.re do,'s the community sx'ital service u ith e-very li,n he kills. The hig.~est inhabited place in the atorid is the ltuddhist monastery of Ilaine. Thiltet. which is albut tIA.Js te·t ahve sea level. A fireless bnr.der. thi invention of a Californian. is equipped with bunches of feathers, among which c-hicks may nestle for naartnth. DON'T READ THIS UI'nles you want a free home. A few choije 320-ac.re free homUest~tds left, near rail road and near town. Anotl.er party of home seekers Itavres 31 i a so u I a Thursday, th-tober 28, 1909. For particulars and an ex hibit of farm products, set L. G. WRATHER Room 3 122 Higtin Avrese TRY A MISSOLLIAN CLASS Alt
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VISITORS FRUITS AND VEGETABLES DIS 3 PLAYED IN HAMILTON IN TEREST LANDSEEKERS. Hamilton. (lit 2"4 tIIme of the .lght. at attract the lItn~lsteker Inhn h,, rrives in the hitter i :.it I. th.e dii ,lay of fruits. v\egt.it~le .ani grains t the wittws .,f th. real etvit,.t inil iercantile cncernl if Hamilton. I'i.un e. ming 1o,.an it'." -trt.t fraln the depot th·esae iqi .r ;i attr.1itedi y the displ: .s ,f l ot.lt in W It lllagghlin's inlt, III th" ian cnw are three ittat that awr *iown hy G.-.,rg,- Altright In hi. ,in.t two ti.es south if t at. i. .i Alhright brought in its appll hex tfil of these lpotato,.s that w%-r.. In 'endedl ftr display ait thi- W\\.tiern -t,.ntana Apple srith t.. Missoui.l.l. but "hey ,.c-nt astray ant-, .nd iiI, r. U'cl.taughlinl. ,store. TI'- large.t One in the huncth welighsi f-ltrl ai;lIt ,ion .lf pounds andh tI I rnal:.t .,n" tail, lounds atmll twao lumn..l There awr." IS potatoesl. i the ItI ;nd th.lley \aiiugh 4i, pound. anitl 1ot to--, They :itr. of $he ".Millil' I(nutty v.riety Ind owere impl.rtel int., the' \tilh'y .'.-",,rl yearm. iago in W.'rd.s r-eal estat, .,floe Gill hbe found to- minter r.ti-ta-s that aeigt. tour and fivel I.untllls ea:lchl. The smaller ilone is a trifl.e .iivr ii inc hes in length and ist firnm and solid. lit "pitthy." Ti,.y lwer grl wt on the II. Parkhuirst rai-ih ni irth if i'irvaillis. Mr. IV'arld all. has siImeti piiotatii.., n-li eumnbe-r., .eets atnd olther stuff lf phe nntnlnal stile. The Jtohlnstoln briothers havlle some apples and poi.tat-oas that are tiltrnut iln a great detl of attentioni, ll -I sides these ieg.-ti.titaies there is ita ug.ar het of renm:rkablle size that W:as grown biy J. J. Soiuthlwi.k on thti .w~ri tide ol the river. T. F. "Scott ,if Kua;rnmy. N,). who, pturlchased s,.it'e land herte reltently. returned toi Keatrney today to ispendl the winter andl to miiak arrauKtimentis tl remonve to thel valleyt. itefire .lr ing he exhititedl Itisiators that he was taking with hilll tor nldvrtisring purposest. that i 'ighed iexaictlty Co pounlds. TIhee." allll other dlalllysi that have bteen mIlutde frllln time to tiItite during the lseason have ndone it great deal to aeluaint the hmi..mesei-ker with a knowledge of thei iprd.uhll-tveness if the l;andsl here, and upIIn the co"pUi'e thion of the ('hambetr of t'.nlnut.i-req building thes.e dislllpiys will it',ielnie ii permanent part of the boosting oI f the' valley. NOTES OF SCIENCE. Arte.ian wels, 400 fr. t deep. 4% have been usd ill tthe cases thIe I.lbya desert aIs alnter supply s..lI urcesl flr. 'n anchent ttimt's. The submlarine ables .l. f t lbe m rIl. 2.053 111 I lallll u r. tl .h I l' it at the equator mIlre tihan telln tims if laid end tl end. An enterprising Free..hmaiin Is nak ing trunks fr aerial travel IIt anl espelcihlly light nlaterill, sltret h, over alulIlinuin frarni. Understood It is well understood hy reiiable dealers that pPRIC" favoring Van+ Orang Extracts Ro. have constituted f cars past the standard flavors in all the markets of this country. Ii the opinion of the oesc class of consumers is at all worthy of acceptance, they art the purest, st.ongest, and finest flavoring extract. the world. DOWN and OUT 't! IIhl' l*i:: c'lli.illf.-*lll l 1," .f s~ll'[Ibl~ s l~( ..k. (1lly ..i. IllIrA"~ (|1;?. l't'lll;Ljll, ;1I111 ;I1 I,. it f it l alt. l ll el (.,;th. p ,i l ii t w t hllllll git..-h hi it*l ae it, lltl g tlltil l t jII. *iis L Il ystilh' first ltet littiri wirth of l uiistiittd mui-ste.,Ih~tV i hlb lnitt litur tig fith tle l east da fithe Ibig s-alh. It w ill p.'L ..,,u t, vi..it th*" ,t*". -,r m ee s ly this wa,' k. u1. th..lr, n ill l,, aL ra' hi~ fin', ,,f sltlltlill. ...III: i.,.. iln th,. wal ,f :iln,' .iving.z ,.,ryv ,la, .;iIiI'rdi\" l' ru h \\n,.... .I'o lra hall it now,. impo,,..ibleh ho wa~it on hallf ,of lhow. \\h,, runw,.. .v-.1::1".TI \\,e'I, ,f mlr,-ha elli.., w,.. :,hl :aII, iint [i sinlleh ;.ulltolmqe dis..:;i. fit i rt .l.. l thi-. i ,.,-,,s a rl Wh i titl seit i t hi g,. at-hi hi thrt, wlimlp ii 1i.s. l Jitn inM elt is h 1 .,e l ,:lh ii n ht si.li ,,k l ai i iiI, liea.. eII'' a et aluttst y h. ii llowew:. aII i. tl.lIini .,l to lllak,, ,oml etehl, r'ishlanl.', of thi. gerl.. und, ...II th,.m f.r what.lr lpri,. ill th, wok ui.'kly. ,th," li r-ut irn ric,. will still f et, rh,- illlc-lel., th.. ld,.h ,ll.nom l hul.ine-':. lht but hal\, h,.n l ,l,,in.: fol IUi. past': fir,, lli. l,.i~ ici ls .i lll" ..Men'" lPaln s ,I,',aIrImei'Ii fr l ay I. I s*lling. Glol,.'. anII llitt,'ll IiII I lmlovel. Arwt.r'.ll.l ',.s and fluIn,'l .shir-ls will l,.s.. lhanl wv ,h .l h'al pr'i,'s. ttI*-r' Iii) whatl youl unIsIy ll.-,el ill Iow als ,'lthi g ,,r fUr'ni..hinl. it will Ip:I y,,u h, .*I '.ir lprices' qui'kly.. |hanl'l ].ull, h-r linge.l hy th,. wa s.idh., bil h,- a "'liv,. ,,n," ml.l geI hlsy.. ONLY SIX INK'S UNLOADING MORE DAYS SALE GAS, HEARTBURN AHD DYSPEPSIA OUT-OF-G'RDER STOMACHS FEEL FINE FIVE MINUTES AFTER TAKING DIAPEPSIN. Y,, .-i n I ;tT aih. ill .i ,lls ui.t, wt" h rIve-a ItonI fe. -r of tr ldi a -tion .1 I ·"o n .-1. or hI, t "r il*.*, i ,.ill f, r S ill II t L t 1 1t .tt I,1I1, i,-In .Is,ti *-h l n iio. r Ittitii.,n. a! t. r .i4lnt :m1iy ti huijl~i i'il k in ,:r Lr ii ii i .'tli ifti' i t:ong ",1 t I ri ..I. 1 la.t litlh ihti, I.l ti. l"r lltl h g s.+ whI i h e u (ls, il thl g ilu.i Il r, 1li ii, Ill l ir l I ill slit sri in i n:. h. s t tilt.. l tilllth rn. at, r r-t.s paini in a.. llit It Ia l n l :t t t "t )llll'r tl r ý lol i lbaII hi fll-" lcl ths -i.l"liilt h i are 1: T .-1ut,.ly unknwn wh\ 'r,' thin -ff,'+'ti", r u:eirlr'y i' in- i d sI iil-,l in really i -dta a'I the ,,rk of .1 halthi stonuac h It ,iKg,'ats mur 1,1..1!. I wh.n vour 't .*".a, h nil 't Al.uir. h l s. b ailni ill j' lid- ig t all the, f i,,,,l tl, ;I t and 1"l.1 nl1-thing tI f l err nt .r .Ii r F1, 1 sll pl t tile Ki t lll Sini '-i.in lr .on y 'ir lrllgglst a dll iar it ta i iit i n ii :1 iltl,. .lhil S yIlu ill ai tu lli brig 1111' h llo, t h i-lths. sitr-ine ltitii h. fr g ,i t tht in van n anything a lt -rathing viin wIlwa t without th1. silht"--t di ,lomfort ,11r misery a11 n1 d very partit.l. .f il1 'purity tind ga thaI t i in i .r stilll- ah Sallnl intl.tinr' il= going In t, hi I rlrlitdI away ithon tiht' ue' of laxatives (or altlY .th r .li .ittil-l ,hold ylll at this mnment h.i suf-lI fering frit indig- ttiln or allV st. l alh di+ordr. o,,n v:n g-"t r,.lif a thi 3 STATESMEN GATHER FOR CONVENTION t the cxceutiv-'u vr.c'tl lherds in the Sh.lp, .f hlting th mng in s .iln sort of tshape f. or the suditolriun. speech in Pt L.,ll tomorrow. Trh,,r, litl41o Shope, for a I llrnl l Int imlproveml'nt. howlver. short ,rf thlre.e or flour days SThe" presdlent's train developed it fullfl.,ga.t l mlysterv t,,d.,l% It:ull,+alo detectives, spi'rhtl talk.' and secret serIt e mhen tl the contrary. n"twlth-, •tllldinlK. ix i, h s tl'h i aloh'- the trial dlent's ltin.ssul It ha lppented at I ):el lti., where it seem.,ed as tho.ugh there iw'*r, at least 1.41610,41041 pfdit ni'u l n. l.,pelotl ofhleera. plan ,.lthei+ nul. dep iltles and militianen,. ,h guard, and the Iuthoriti."s th lr*' this iII orning were. ih .linedl to l '-arge- It up as i11n It h.er 'Illat'k bann" outrage. Through solne pa \ih ins lI I Iphl'nli.-Illnenl. tihe tresidt, nt,, desires and th,. I.nas at lent h..a, lrle h-.1sa dI of his tralln and f ha n it, ll r \'rivcdl at tLl ntg iew at noon anollher 'loast i all .Pi-ssed far .'.,..ii ing was put ah, Ird I 'onsequontly Mr Taft', 't-hssum imer was nod The president l.ft Ihilas at I. *'k thi.l moraine alh d stfpped at I 'nrn-tv Terr.l, Wills 'ilt, L.ongvl.'h :tnid Marshaitll b.fore i rtsing the "Trxas li°ne t T. x lrkani. wher' the train was halted Iarll y in T."x. .r :61~1 llrtll in Arkanml T-hern wla ll inmwnse er iwiI at "rtex.flalina. hilt the ir!i ,lnt'l s v'ict' had an far gonine fra hi, er'iIIr attempts l o speak thi t h+. coldh ,-lily a.) a word ,+rt two~ in apprel ia Th. train arriled in Little It,'-k. ihnrlly after n 'eliitk .1lnd] 1.I1 for St Louis Ill Illmit+es latter 'rh1. iirt i ,.en t'-, lit ha ll Iti t liliprlo t i i.ll I: spok lli i,,flx It,, .ia pok. w n w I"- lhtl+ th n it lat ntln. C \rk s the g.." i 11 -ti t of the Sough Af i i< all i, ,1nd ra.chi d i t. high, water mi. 'rk 1 4 1 ..:'ll+..< l,,r the neeni th -01 I rlat hin1' h ,t. ie. n iuveni ted t. wrap iti win, i telephn" or telh gi'.r ip,,h t-1, p .t" il I oirn i lit l\'lg i h.,'r-*,. EMPEROR AND KIND IN VISIT VICTOR EMMANUEL OF ITALY AND NICHOLAS OF RUSSIA HAVE PLEASANT DAY. n',. aia i 't. 214 -Kina g Vl i' t.r E In:' Ir. sal trlt l; r l l le .l it "a "'t ,.l tog. at r 'hii' alJ t r tl tiltatr sltturdatl:l retirl, -arl tI, rt imght s alt I rull t g tl l i i le ault t a art4 o .ll.h l a-al TIa r it pha .-ala.tlt a h, t lal hadh l I la h -irraigld.' f, ..l lda. llaly Ino'l lrH I -t -nt "f .slio tlngl lit t.-r. tih. king t' mpll. t ,r tlnok a ;l n t .r undler e' I,+ t to tlir e lalaIdira aa l a iI- at I'..I l t 1 I Ill,'.a IlI t ia lt Ian lh,' aftlarnoran tla. tit"a sava-I' igla' jin l shootin. l g llarty a lhh l asl .l, ,wnlpnld by 'several hulIaJdr.l haeat a I'l. Ph .a lntra anrld harail w r.,: .alhu ala:nt ain I thea hag was .eelet I 1. st. al- tliil "ar inl the ea 'renailtg ana- tilhe lprii ilal 'a-iat of the a(ily I-.(-i l'as lthal +laI. I.lm, lae guests in laitl .l thla I lauk. ,t la.- .\hluzai. ta.' I)'hl'lea s i lt :.a. Pral ae Ma l.atitiaaa. J'lalli-. 1 "Jl l. a,la la t Irlli(e..4 th l tall. ailaian a aantl,. ail elther higha it.alah. .aand 1:usiaan" ffit iasi lKing \'ll r anal a e;al in tlaa:tlaea lth- eamperat. exta-aal*.I a is l Iearata'at g rea.ting. Ia th. I1ta .itaa s-.v rigal. Ia;)aai ag that Iha- %1-1a1t tanflrlta .d thei clie, ar'a l lila Ui I unitnlg ith. hula is of 111 t1, l I ll ris l. i11i.' areael tIa allfr'ink ing toI the imperial famaily andl the. great aness aand prospellrity .of Its'IIaa. I'mi.-rar Nichaiasi. r.lplied thatl hei Ilat tu. ('lh dI ly 1he' aard,.laltvlt ofl hias l't- 'I.Itla. n. His visit to this i .autlifal ,'ntrlIn' hadl realizatd a Nish dear lto lha. he;iarl and he illy relgrettedlaI thlaat It a- iandllai't ns ",f htar heailth lpr t.'aInteid ailth+ a, ilaaprla.Ls f l a contlaing with him. I'l a., Inia a a 'rr aXapre *I aronatilatta-er t a.t the I ussian and Itaa lian ga.-vrn a itI a,,ll i laboall r I effll. ul liu.ly tIo inltal, a l aymnlaaaithetic bit illd Illchll nIa nlyr llail to an ajrlll let in their i', -ipro+a-l inlerats.l hilt Ially to a gnall a iI anla'e. II.' saidl that it 'as ls I; -Ially aigrtaba'lala tio hima t. bea in italy an alilt, annalaersMary of the eII al din;; al tile Italian sovereignsa. i,. e-.h tl lby toasting the Ital.hllaan rayal fala I)ly and thel grataillesa. of thel la:aa 1 l ai a analry hosil e. holpitalitily Ihe ln itaring the dinnellar lthe banal lailyed liaaataian aandl Italiaaa.asa aand tollaaw Ing thi.+ king and tempiiror were p-rrs a'It lat i t n aratl ralal-i tre byr 1a BIG GAIN IS SHOWN IN EXPORTS I SUM OF $14.500,000 SHOWS AN IN CREASE OF FOREIGN BUSI NESS FOR MONTH. V aasi.angtan. a act 74 Ti.- anlaloraasa s.a l l of $14,aaaataaaa lat-,re1.ana in 'r.ascs In the totalal aaa uat of at xl.rts l troa i lhi t, eoUntry f -r Septembil .l i,, lIst, e.Ii pla'ret aithl tahe co. lara's-t.itial.g montha al' lasit ).aar. :a'aordlihtg l., tt.- iantilahl statement of the tril' ean of sta.tsit .s isslied tktin) This is ill a Ilcrlas'i o aaare than l o l r al' ent. buaat i t a atl.lrealt' "f artcles 1.| n .irtclh .howi i! l.arerl liai aa o 'lu'lte ll. -oppe' Ill a agst r and birs, fi"r erutmiple, shorts it gr, lith for Slptemi er of ni1.mb $1,an ,,nnn tl ,.r iltt" 'lrrespondl inl period it last ).":1l" I"l'a Ito l a" lh tta all a I, a tIll It a y la all,atslrla a ha le a lllalat shorsa ar1a. aa'k'ed a ti l atne, e laIarl aa raa. ll aa, I ts, c lll- I a,,thl, cotton-seeJ oil. lulbn'ltlitlng 11.i ifIr l an l tar ski ll. at a'il|and aa. :it, :oe a Ihthll'r' upa er" Ia lht er, 'ia t ta ak', sr t. t I naills, ele l at'ie al i a.'stra 'lnnl It .a,-. Srfilersa Ia lita er a tl il-a. i atailla a nataallah l, a ltlal l-e. atlll -a I altllho a IItlrus s alt. r aarr a.po airag aigures la ast e .ar t1 1.ta1 1 fta or tal t. aa I l .al ih, i a tit ilK SIth a 'reptan'lha r at alhil." Ita lagt lshoos aa taas ofa allaltat $taullllltta, THIS .WEEK IN HAMILTON NA jl,,,rturltx It,r .i. IT r)i n ti I.dlllx th- hb t traidl, t-,r lIoanult-in. JUSTICE PECKHAM IS DEAD AT SUMMER HOME if '",li tlu J I lt l' I'.1tt.h Ii K' y i -tery ;cas4- its just i ights. I hl.nl a kiiw." Tl'h othe lr mllemlbmlers ofr tht trilllllmi splkie in smlilair t--rms ofi Justl.i, l',e-khia iin. life and s.irivi.i.t. Tlh. juns sli i.in g t.. l thi.Sl l exti- e t itdlls ii t t e ..itl of thrill,- m m court i in th. aihsenc,1' llof any onlrdl f'romi 'hitf Jusitice l.uller., it was nut anil llouhi-dil that the situprini couriit wi uli -stand it jo ui, nei t tomoliirrowi,. oiut ..f ir- lspect to tihe im i ry of Jultice I'"(ik hiurn. It is u underst.. il. hoiin.u.r, that tlil- court w Il n eet lit anon, a. usual. :iiil will inli-utdi:atu'ly adjourn Iithout touching It, alth.liir. Cause of Death. lDe"ath %aIs ihll t~i t i a kmilllclit'catilill .if ihi.s.asis --hrart tr.iule. Bturight'. dis ase awl hardening orf tihtl artr.tlis i un Justi-e Ii.* khbin Liid 111i in. ill lhalth for is .ine tune, blii. hut his tilcondl. io, i %ia not "'lsid.i red seriousi until riintl. Ii'tilwing adji.irniiiieit of ilth .hi tii t.rni of the Uniti-l States supreme court.li hte liin.. onil frnlt IVash. ingtot \uith a i-11s 'liekhairn to spendliil the sumuiuer at A1t.tiunn, t-xpeuting to reiturn li t iie h-eg litg of the i i 'to Ilt ir It il A fei liidais hil, is ieundittin hi-umiaa sui hi ith1ut hus pihli-wlinus aiid hi. u ni li.u :Ii ik .U4 at ilanyl i. t .i iiight liinger f,"r s it l i'rt months l'i ti. a fl.ev dait :.1,. Justice Pt' khal n "xhiitled cons.i. .'rablc' rength and His Successor. hlis. t'in tiii.*,. ig htit- Irit~'.. IIaC N J t.li I Alllthotugi n o i ti iticir ls wti u r Sia'tt t llii tt thl" lnt',l e 8.l t vestr t, i Judge i', khai.ii, a'h .i n i tlring that it \o t i tl ih t ofi ti. ,l l I llr trb, Ite.. Ill,-e iniii.. ,I l Fredero k N. Jud,.on1 l I of St I.ut s. f tr'ter t,.'ta,'ulry of .ti.uk riglt: the vr".tl .eretur.. J ii I ,i tki !n: lleu t ll .1 l i.t. (I.. tl.·b ,l h r ih ..l.e i ti i' l.irtttei .Tt, ll 1 so itr g' i n thu I t Ii...-.tlit al- t t,' tinistrutl rl. .nd .S..i, it ur Howers hlt biIeent i Nt. i lnntl i ti,.oned. MIr. Ju.nt iS ktiow t. itititi and thi re .i. *liu|t i I hlih ti.ndtufh .r f Prest.id lnt t.u I11. \\.a. aui tu .ii nt .i i r iPresident {oH'\eilt .o Inlestiat' t-, question A Stnta i.. ra.ilr itad. itin l y il ith F" Justice HaInt..in Ti, fitndiniKs and Me,,ni.i i dt ioit s i f the t%\. inveati II.imilton, A't 14 -1h. i, Stoll of l "l r l' a i lr r tt t u rr d a r 1n ln Iht;l.', t l ilhr 't r ind intdh tent ft i.T' v Sant wa sT~t ll t I fr. Ji h la l.trklr. i Thet tirli l I.il ti k, p.ri p .,I. th.ine.. ly J. \\V. I a rek Un i.'- thethe \ell too 1- ilt t hli t r -nt t .4 rCarqualint rer.ord- hlr, akiins r.. t i\ isite.d the I.yrt the ult, "r li. t nighl' t r .,ting rrs-lt 'itr.lll it.it H t i t. 'S., h t... t i o I l l. n H a r t 0 f t h e L.Uh.,t~r 11 "u e t,,i, !.,t\" night t1and the. .tl\.ln e a.. ...t. in Itr p i IN tit n Notice of Public SaIe. i'nite' Sta"l.,s 1..L :d li.. t, ..11ssouta. i Mlnt ý 'tlt I", st N iltwl" i, ius r rrt \ll I, i at on the Pl leth .Lac of .,I I1er. 1 "i. at .itts. n ul 1a. ilout I exin. 1 it i a. in. of 1t that d.ly anld ilat:tn u :r thereafter rnl t1 t,, tl alllll L nd legal holidals ecept.tdt. :ui I.,r- is may be" ne ..-irv. ,we ill .,ftf.r :it public out er Ito thie' high,.st .lb.d. r .r cash, at not l'ss than the :1 iT,.*. i<ed value then-..', all if the ttn.l. and unre s.r\e.d Ltts in the to n ~tls-,, of Artil 1'i .i.ln. L.: l'. t .8.n a" Ilgna- i. ti in the I"-ithi 1i -i'.n lands. 2 ,intalIa. Ias lilaC t designated itthiret l a l ,rl at tl- is. detrtrt n.ti oif the intu t .er. t t on file In thii offic" S' The ur, ias, pOri,, h..c" he paid in ca-h t,. th.- r,- v,,. I." 1 the I- we of hi- offtc'e ,n th. d.t. bid is at- All lpartie< ar' \a,'r-, under the ne uttlt nanid in, l,: _373 ·1'. S. R-\v Stat.. against ,inationor at-llan. ten-line t., h:t.,?i. .,nban rmai the -at,- .f ir .t ,t I.!. e e t free of lb\ INI lI. r..\tS 11III I M 11 Hl 'il''Trti I\ ..a..ler. I From Bottle or Wood, It's All to the Good. i t, GARDEN CITY BREWING CO. When in Hamilton SPEND A PLEASANT HOUR AT THE Lyric. Theater HAMILTON, MONTANA LI Only Montana wheat is used in the making of Ravalli Flour IT'S BEST FOR THAT REASON Hamilton Flour Mill Co., Hamilton, Montana FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MISSOULA United States Depository a ital ;00.000 Surplus....... 5,). O Interest Paid on Deposits ln the Savings ,'Departeat at 3 Per Cuet Per Anuae It Officers and Directors A. Pi IAMMuNi, President J t KI':ITH Vi'e President lt;.\.ll A NSI "I.( V N Cliani." t tl. Mtl..', d T. L I;reenI ugh Ke.,'th t t. E l' ng'and If. Keith LI WESTERN MONTANA NATIONAL BANK Missoula. Mont. UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY t APIT.\l. $200,00,u o $I'l-II.'a I'x'NI.i i (:1 A WOIF Prsident JNtt. 1.'IIS I" V'i-, 1 lre.shh nt J. I T IY' T \N t'ashi-r Directors erdin.ul:d K. i: .tt. M h. 4.A W\lf. Jt "hn l.. h"s. J IL T' Hyman A General anklnl Business Transacted ;i Monetaa Abstract and Guaranty Co. WILL CAVE, Manager 128 West Cedar Street lifit. n atr"' xlp, rt.nrln. with Nlis soula culnt r-,,r'ds Ahstract: t;.cua n .t s d h.ne tl'fi'tt f i r.'si t de.n" 413 Itl ck Northwestern Abstract and Title Insurance Company 1'urnishr. ctr-,rr. t and pl t,: ell r t. asb istractis tof titl- to .ill tll and i l unity a lr'p4 rlm Estitttn., .n aIbstracl. fur niuhtd t lt l atl tlihalt .it I f 104 Main St. Phone 147 Red SUvery, Hack and Transfer MELANEY ADAMS Corner Clay and Second Strekt. atrn I t iuw l nd l. t lRigs up-tl dat.". Prot'm .t s. r\ itt T.!<t p~hn.e d" M. L. Gulden nSTATE TAXIDERMIST AND FUR RIER. Won M.-d.al at '-t L,.uis. S01 N. Second St. Missoula, Mont. If You Want Bread r or pastry made in Missoula's only modern bakery, call 369 for 4 GARDEN CITY BAKERY. The Biltter Root Valley I l'u 'if i" Iii I. ,,,I1 ud f,"!. I l, Perff,. F'r it and, Its (;r,.lt Profits The Valley of Opportunity A single a.re of land in this valley has been known to Jut'iih'ie aii nlt irlfit utf over .$1t.04) in one yiear; 3(tilH an111 ua111l n11' pIroifit frl',il al ia-'tre of laind is a t4.lllllt1.11 evenlt. 'tops ilever fail. fruilt ll stsl are utilheardil of and fatal diseatss aionii stok. hugs atlin poultn y are unknown. W iate r for irri:t ing rIotilses inll a essibl andu inex h:lustilde ian iit is. The heauttifuil mountain sener. ln ilndanllte of pare \Niter, healthful 1ltiullntaint air, unrivaleld cliiimate, gotod Itleans ,f l:tllatsjui'tltatlionl. ilcnvetelietoe markets, good .thiols. toluse 1rtuxility Ito sta. e illll ive ,sit[, and the lowest (iist of living. all .onlulinie Ito iake this loiality the motst ideal plltre for a houie, in the great nortihlw est. WV ite fotu flree illiustliatted lbioklet Bitter Root Valley Irritation Company IIAIll.ITON. MIIONTANA INVESTIGATE All Other Bitter Root Valley Propositions, Then Investigate Ours We Will Abide By Your Decision We are so sure of the great opportunity we are offering you in the Marcus Daly estate that we are glad to have you see all other Bitter (Root tracts before you see ours. We have never lost a sale on this land. It is the best fruit land proposition open today, and when you look at it you will agree with us. $500 to $1,000 is not an unusual profit on one acre of this land. TERMS--10 and 20-acre tracts from $50 per acre up. One-fourth down, balance in 10 annual payments. Write us for illustrated book. Welch Harrington III West Front St. SALES AGENTS Missoula, Mont. BIG BLACKFOOT MILLING CO. BONNER, MONTANA 'rTe l.aIrgtst 31anuifaurtrers of Rough antd I)ressed Pine Lumber IN T111'L WEST 311ills at Ilonner, SI. HRegis and Illamilton, with an An ulHU Pl'ro1t'lion1 of 0)lltW 1 lllldP141 a141 Sash, liors, 3ilhlingi and Ill kinds. of Interior F inisi. Estimates Furnished From Plans ILargest sto'k of steasineed timbellr always on hand for ihe plromp filling of orders for the Coi IInei iial trade. Write f, r price list. ti i ail yard. in I.tle, Ihllh.ia aitnd 3J1i.stula. dealing in i.intl lihr. Mill 3Work. Lath. ('o11a Limi IltihilnIg 'alwlHr, et'. The 31Missoula yard is now making d-liveries of the 1t -inch mill cwl.l at l.7 ia per t-artlad. lPhone 10t unld tliorder a haul. Big Blackfoot Milling Co. ltNNEI,. 314 )NT.'NA. Charles H. Marsh EMBALMER, FUNERAL DWIRECI Prompt attention to all calls. day or night. Private ambulances In con n.Itn Missoula. Mt -ntana Offi-. phIone. 3-1 Residence phone. 2:3 black.
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SMISSOULIAN CLASS ADS BRING RESULTS Daily Puzzle THEIR LAST CHANCE. :S, n Fi l; n rc In t!; ;t :llttitt n. WV1I1" t;,,.. I.t\'e. 11"gin t, li l, Th" t I., if th. .l. cir' i* "-r titt :4 ,'jl et o II :.t tittIt l i,.[ :a :l1nt, n i GET YOUR ANSWERS. Answers to classified ada remain in this office a. follows: 4; a- l 1.. 4 I4 4 II S Itn., a', -'Iv~ p.1 J FOR SALE-CITY REAL ESTATE. l'. It uI.I: I---I"1V I3a't .1 I4 I S4 F:' th ar n ."tw \w t sil,. ..'e ..l. For par ti. u'ars siig .4 .31.1-. LADIES REAL ESTATE AGENCY. ----4- 'li,'li :i.C~. hHi (I'1 :'iIl:lN T K ,NDSlli (a I4lnr f.'" f4 s... r.,nt 4or 45xch44an4 l 'll l;,. s l h ,-s a d li tsL .gt.. lll nil t--l- n tty -t.r. ;.l a- i t :;tU \V. I .dar St. or t: phInts :rIt; rod FRENCH DRY CLEANING. HOOVER'S IFREN('l DRY CLEAN Ing Wo1.,rks, Hi4ggins avenue, so'ith end bridge, CARPET CLEANING. CARP11ET'S (3'L.ANEID, v'IRNITI'lRN cratedl satisfalction igullarallteed. L. P'. ('nhill. On-O4 .t black. MERCHANT TAILOR. iHFNRY .MISS. .IERi'II.\NT TAI Jlr-A fine sel.It:4,n of woollens to s.,lect fr4ml; alterin':g land pressing. 1.14 \Woody street. FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS. 2 I 'l3i3'l.: I I i.1F. 2 S l..Ai ;I.: \\IN dat% ,in I Ii ni.s avenu1 |lt I'Fe11,1.r 5s4hn hv k. Illultire .3i4l4nit:ina (':tsh CLEANING AND DYEING. PARISIAN CIEANIN. DYEING 3Featlher Works. 528 Woody street; phone 720. W'. Schaseberaer. man- ager. MACHINISTS. MISSOI'I.A IRON WORKS; MA chine work: h:rss and Iron casting mal:de td srder: lighlt and heavy. blacksmithilng. Clrner Toole ave nile and Hitler Wroot tracks. MONTANA HOMESTEADS. A "I':VEW .-A'lIR TIIACTS. TtIlF.E ;ar heing taklen 4ll fast If y4",u want a gtd44 ho.neste.d. near t(404n 4and t.ier the' rai'roadi, 4see 444 at once ti1.,enlaker tC'ampbell-,-. A4 11ggin.s nl 4amtie. Ph ll ne 14.. CHIMNEYS AND STOVES. 443" IllMNEY S AN1) STII\ S 4 ..thel4, 3.44ished and si t ull. 'Phline4 PHOTOGRAPHER. I R. II. McKAY. ('COMMERCIAL PHO- tographer: developing and printing I for amateurs. Room 40 Higgins blk. PERSONAL I I4..I3 IN 'ONIINEN:ENT. NO. 133 Wiet .Main. phlone 698. SHOW CARDS. "'..1i1 RI'Sil" WOR(IK AND ALL kinl.s of 4card sit;4s. Phone 260 blaick. llardenburgh. 313 Higgins avIlnue. DRESSMAKING. SI:\N'IN; BY Til: DA.\Y. 635 TOOLE; RUN AND READ LIts 1. 2. aild 4. I,hh'wk I5. KIniwh.I.' athlitiiion; all .TI-fr.,t llts. If this is nI t a iantl huy, \'43 w,4,uhl like to knoiw whe'i'l' t ihn tl is one. Stoddard Price MISSOULA INSURANCE A REAL ESTATE AGENCY. 108-110 E. Main. Phone 147 BIk. HELP WANTED. \VANTI:!) _ Stl.1 1"" It.';th l bei,. h ill .trip ..It the .rt lbung ilnin..diatrly llo'rth "-f the mi rth il li ,f 11,b k. 1' it 1 n,1 1i. "-Next to Land Office, Higigins Ave. 640 Acres of Valuable Land One hunfdreed and ninety ncres 'n grain. 11 head of eat tie. 4 head of horses, 9f head of hgs, 100) lhiaring fruit treesfarm tools, wagons, harness, six-room house. water pipted fromt splring t. Ihouse and harn; price........10,000 Terms to suit. A. M. S TE VENS LOTS South Missoula Addition e fin. huilIirg ltAs in l,--k 4e;. $325 each I' L.a. Ilwk 46., Frd str e.t, $600 2 c'r i ,"t,. hhuk 7:1. Blain.e str,-.t. $530 f,,r l,both I l-t,. bl-k 45, F,,rd str,. t. $300. 11. lts, blhw-k 1". Plym.outh -tre."t. $950. 2 lots. block 14. Edith street,. $1.200 fr both. I lt. b;,-k 13. Woodford stre,,i. 2 I,.t. 23 and*,24. llnk 79. $525 f.,r hth 4 ltI.. 13 to 16, blck 67. $250 ea.ýh I,,t I anid nim of It 2. bl..k 46. $600oo. 2 lots. block 13. Woo,dfrd treet,. $1.150so. IN I buliding site. bloc.k 46. $250. 4x 1301, block 46, llaine, str, -t. 2 lIIts, block 27. Ford street. $0650. 6 lots, block 22. ]'lymtouth str.eet. $600 eac:1h. I lt. block 27. Ford street. $350. 43xl311. block 22, P'l..nouth str.et, $900oo. 4xl30:l. hlek 4., Fo,rd street. $400. L..w.,s addition, lots 40,x74, bl.,,k "3. $175. IIaly addition, I,,ts 1 and 2. 2, block 39. $275. I 'rllit :addition, 3 lots, ilock 63, $250 e,.i I o I.c\' additionl lot CG0x30, Fourth streetl. $325. took."s :,lition, 2 lots., bl.ok S. Third str.,.1. $500. Knolhes' taddition, lot 4. block 9, $800. Know'',.< addition, l.ts 1-2, Mlock 12, $1,500 l.h.t1 ,ihl\, n Id Ipark. 3 lot,,. block 2. Stran.td :av¢nu.-. $180 ,.,hc ;ilenv.,..l park. l,.ts, h.1ck 7. $150 1:1a1. Ileenl' o,,.ld park. 4 l,.ts, bwk I6, $150 e..ah 1'il.n addhlition, 12 lots, Mock .1, $1.200 for all I'ni,.ni :ahtllI n, 24 lts, lwk 34. $2.400 for all llaen ,.nlI addu iten, t lo in lots. FI ic-.rsitc acci nu. $1.600 ',lots tear V- an' lc.11 sit5 1,ri ,tl,. $1.000. $125 'ciolI,,. l tion. 4 Its, bMeek t1 $850 fr a:1Ill 1 1+"lI adhhlti,,n, 3 lots, bl,,s k 711 $125 eachi. Hloverson Stephens 33 Iliggins Ave Pthoinea Itlahck. LOANS qulic kiy 11.".11. i it:il otll ci'i1' illn f, ii I rpl t rtV. Greater Missoula Realty 21 Higgins ilhB'k $2.500 $2.500oo For a Few Days I a d :,uthorized t. ,.fftr for tli,. a dalld 4 -r,.i ,.tta, R... -ituat.l-d ,n tw v.ry fit, loits it W\'-st Spru-ce stree,-t: hus- is practi1-ll- n wt and in exc',-llh't r p.r. I .1,. n1 t .xag g. ralt.- lait he-in I 1.,i: I tlere- s u'' lailr I.la n in thI.- ,ity l.-ts .:,lo.. ar, n orth $1.ic.,1. 1 "T Ilaw e uiitii t ,--n to be ap pre+ l et.) A. K. ANDERSEN Real Estate and Insurance 424 N. Higgins Ave. A Good Opportunity 80 acres of uniilprl,\d. land for sal, ton this tr.ct there are 33 arc-s fine latuIl; theI r.- rtainidrr is "l'"r- pasture land. -or a short time I will offe.r this land for $1.250 ON EASY TERMS J. B. BRYAN Real Estate, Loans and Insurance 122 Higgins Phone 140 1lk. Missoulian Want Ads Bring Quick Results Rooming Houses We hiave I enu. O1ie of thltIll f "ill a11 19)P IN rio)mls; -unth her i11 141401ns. $4fl)0; both en'it.Irlly lri oatled look us up ,I t ll'.hes' IlaolsNsit ills. ('ash. 11(#1 i.s. 1LOTS'. LO.IX I '.l ('E. 1I Il. I I T'.TE, Van Valen Eickmann Western Montana Bank Building. Room 4. Phone 523. For Rent I-It,,,11,. tu rll h)ouse.. c.Nose tn. 11 I ,toL. r i"ning aaid t).iarding l,-ns, ia n: all lnew furniture, .arty g,'nn iic a:; trill sell for $850. ,,n\\ n alnd balance an li lyl 4- toiiil hIi..uI P. tvu (corner lots;: wa tIr illn hll" u tl cillar; n.ewly I,""1.1-I. g I t ainnld tiin; planst r 1,: -'tr icr lights; .rr $1250. I ,.ila;iu s,' t as rent. W. L. Gassert I 1 .1L ESTATE. LOANS, I I' Tl.x L(I'E. 1 1\'. ('et;r St. 'Phone 23. FOR SALE $2,400 will hlisty this splen did six rsili houlse with staone fttalntlation and cel lar; all ti.itlliltily fur lishe.l, range. i Vest, l ar I'is:; furniturel iticlluiitl l; nii,,ly G.'loon fruit and sbli:e. l..rcs. .A ra:re buar $250 eat;rli foir five lots in fir.st iItn'lk of (ileniwuHxl Piark au!elitioni. This is a illtllcct Ie t ltilke .a37 per lot. Will sell all five tiogether oi sIaiat.lily. This is a M1 n1iY T'Ft LOAN.\. H. D. FISHER 113 East Main St. Phone 84 Red Lots Houses 5 Acres 8 Acres 10 Acres 15 Acres Ranches CARROLL NAPTON Real Estate and lasarace Missaula, aonL Missonla Palace Market J. D. WATTS Wholesale and Retnal FRESH AND SALT NEATS BUTTER AND EGGS Phone 143. 306 Higgine Avw
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