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Awaiting News From te6 Wreck
II I
La1ge photograph shows street in front of White Star Line offices; insert shows relatives of passengers leaving of
fices after making inquiries.
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-itto1, .1, "1n)l 0, ill Ih. me.tt'.,I-.Iiu lhal ,% hrr, ll ith'onl.g with utlllxi an1 rrlatio,'h 1l Ir.' .'ld if paesIs.g. e Ir s on the lust
:+hi|.. :nwtll\ i.. nri .. rf lll Ilhl r'*.' llin g ves,,I, u1 I(l'l .u111ll Maurlllu. that1 would I','\' the fut. or their Ined I oIn .
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LOCAL SOCIETY
AIsYou-L'ke-lt Club,
\It. I' .\. Innettl==, tx attll Ib , hb .t*..
'4, 1 441114 1 1 % 1t% 114,I , 4% II I l' 4,
1 1 t 1, . -Y ml-II ,'-II , lh 1, IIIi ,ft 1'1 r-1
1 , n1 hr h1 l) , ,11 . ellll nit, 1m\ I,11.
''I ' I, 4'Ir intlll ll l l 11, . 1 i lll' r .I
liu n l .I rtII( \ ui/ "|'.Inllilu," I14 M11%.
1 '. I'.taI . a dllh ,1 la;r',g iltlllte m lllN I I~ il\ -
Card Party Post.oned.
TI,, r, Il Ur lad ies '1t * : 1 lh 1,,
lhl. .11 ,,h~ io l ,It th*. h us1I .' ,f 1\I v,
, "Itil+ t I ' I ,b 1:1 \VW il'tell IIan .ll h
Alpha Chapter. Y. W. C. A.
i11i ' '1 , I I 1 'L 1' * I ,'| 1 .1 i 4 l ' 14 ..j \ II IhF
11I(.l f :,1 l I"', ib illli Ill ly 11:1 1'1,.,,,11 \\, 1
HAVE YOUR TICKET READ "BURLINGTON."
Special Rates East
Plan Now
From luitte, Illcnad, Great Ialls to
I; ur l i. .11111 Tii.ii
Chlruiao $5L7.51) Omaha, Council Bliiffs
St. Louis h l.1i Kansas City, St. Josephi * 15.01t
Peoria 35. 5 Atchison, Leavenworth
ernver, Puhelo' 1 , t. P utl, Minneapolis
Cooriiio Sprinys 1.:175·1 .P, i o
Sioux City ,'1.1 one way via Omaha
Soiix City 15.410
DATES OF SALE,
.,r111 i. . II 11i I, II. llsi I. , :
F inal icturn limit. October 11. Liberal stopover and diverse route arrange
mentb.
Through Tralins over the iurlington are available whether
yoU gI-
I 'ir Iih 111 i :\ l ,:t h l ,1 " .t il ' " 11~ 1 llll;i i
I e'' t i t11 IhI ' . hlrlli\nl !. .i ii-1 1 ,' 'I' l ,ilr ' ` 1 I,a nil11(
I iii ilt rjIhclass electric-lighted Burlingjton trains daily from Mlnneapolis St.
Paul to Chicago via th Missis-litip River Scenic Line--where Nature smiles,
three hundred miles.
I" , ti Ill l 't, II III t i lini s ; i kl( fI'I r I Iii r hli l l t li n r t" i 11 lil ro r ,
H. A. BRADT, General Agent, Burlington Route
15 West Broadway. Butte, Mont.
Reduced Round Trip Rates
VIA
Northern Pacific Railway
On Sale April 29th, May 1st and 8th
ACCOUNT
General Conference Methodist Episcopal Church
I' ,hi lilli hl t II luy t rll i Illlilat of lt., ju 'rl yl' ( tilh ch I -:L.
illlii il 1.1,4111 i l,|ul jl i IIaI. 1912" I'lll8 h u lv t h illltlll i ll rI 1III ll ll) J ir
\ ! hllii ll liI t l .
.\lt, 1. ti, . I'. 1 iiul .\ltilllu. nlll ... . . ...I U ,BI i
Ill iniliul Ito t. I Ll l . . . . . .i.nn.. n liK $ 1i .
U' ,",,lil h ln i .i. I'II ll mill iJnllllr llii ..... 51.S5
iI'ntr Ii ti. Iil il nil MIil M inlitn lls $51.l5l
,w ,. ' , r ll 11 I 8 h illt *il 11t i lnum pliC l . .5, 1.O
I'I n i,,' . i, St. I','.l1 tial limiiniilholi 550 o .0
Also Reduced Round Trip Rates to Los Angeles, Ac
count Shriners Meeting, on Sale April 28, 29, 30.
I.i5,, la to Los A. g I.It 1 n l ,.'iturn .. .. $ .1 5
lninll i 111 ill l0 1:Id . : rilb rn ill) dliys. from date of salet .
Thle ri'lt il' lfth* .Nrth Puriut Limited, and throie other tbrough
pnlilltiil trallns, frl'~ltrit siervice unexcelli'd In Its taindril d unlld.tourlst
sleepers and ftllnll s dinjllllnIg l ars ull part l'ullurs will be gladly glvuet
)by 'loci l tl('k. offlee,. .ReoIservitulius made on all trullts, Call at or
Ilhoui' tiIcht ltlrl I - H ll n 87; 1id. 773.
W. H. MIRRIMAN, N. H. MASON, Agent
D. F. and P. A., Butte*,ont, 'Missoula,
,'I .iH I t1hin It. 1110'11 ;i I h l. ho .a., 111
..:III] V"'1ii111 t str."". wisirh. 'I'bis Is Ill ·
1Il \w',,rk hl ul l; l" ithl l rII r ell, ll ll
li l )lh l h r01's l t'4,ll tl Mt l too III, Ii1's,.
Line Circle.
Mra. TIhursau J. W'allershirohb ell
nt l t al uinl tlli, I .Ia~l . tilll VIo r l, 'll -
II~ll .lif , [' of " )( rmi nn Ihlti afll
.,1 r lih li. 1a. l \' .".l actlain stroot.
W. C. T. U.
''lli, \\ill I.l. . nl lil lt hI \\+ 1 I
an'ra ot'hrlnu Io n a+ta inr Wenolonf
III1'. a'til'. tlnoll rlllll: :.ta ..'n ikII n tl
,i i, n , \lr ,. i '. I!. ( i lil t., "ll ·11
r'ltl'l .tl'!r' . .\ iss .r,' nnl tt' I1 li
' ill Mwl a \l \ lthu Mul· Illl a th I llll
"'1 , i I i i Il'i 'li ," soul all butIti s
,\1lU ull \w iti il;: by il I. r11t1. e au', .
,i'nlillý il it I loti , he plresent.
Complimenting Mrs. Cole,
, 1rs. 1h, .ttl'nr e l. c llaiNl l l il a I -
h l r of sl.' i'l l lr t.. sl. mlll I ll.-. ltlhlrll'
il hii 11hI nl ,". .11 I t lllie tr... , et, y} l or
,Iii.' i ii l itllinllll' l I,1 \ II . P, . (1. I 'oii .
, , 'I t i*'I 1 t1, 1 11h, , , 1 ' . l hl l. ' 1 1 1 1 1 ,144 ,ill I % 4' 1 . 1 1
n lsll \ ii1.td Jillm a ,'l"jl I'll the. llll'ity r ,e
Iri"iiiiiil'itil ierveIil by lhe I,4$t1r'
*T.ll,*s' Ilr cl'llt 1119,I', Ag'ninhllll ,n ('1,ph, J.
,. 4;trlingti I, It It. l .if N. John
\W ihttl , I:. M . 111111. It. .1Iu' i. o, I'. t'.
:IlrmI., W . II. 11 lilklinson, W ill Dick
Music Department Tea.
'l'h, e.lu.l t|Iii /[ll +I h>11.% lhe, nllle 111
Itiuta11ii tent ofi thi H I i'n injl uby 1 1t.I the
1l1 ,111o1' l l 11r. .1. V. Nllll 1 J I h. 'rdilh,
liril lnoon IiMas i rn t 9 Ir1c4 ( 4, i 1(t ti l '
mill tl iL'hilly. 1lore than (60 lndl.s
w.I, prlnit and theI progr-il oIf vocnl
I11.' 1114 . .1%11 l uth l 11 11H.l II I. I,, illO
iiumb'rs by MIrs Hulrlbul nill Mlse
ribrlhul ilt l a lldraml titl re'adillK I .btr1e.
flamlllbh11lllo, w\4 '1 w4 ll Hoy'"II sjt'i that
it IVwas l ilolllilll' 11h r' ip atllst' In t 1.icr .
T h e 14111"x ( W . ' I'. , 44 or4 '1 1l te ,i f bI I" loPm
I,.'llIa 1tltrlollil, Mlts I1va Coffee, Mrs.
I,'li iWit ait1 ht1' Irind Miss Cort
stil-s, awil 111444 l' 4we.I",
South.Side Neighborhood OCub.
le'h+ ' I -'it h , of th, ir ll 14 1 ,I1 h s.
'ilrlll4 lii t '4 Illl l l it th hI, r' if 1'.1r .
1 ,44r ilnt .11'+. ,t I'. Lw.e. Th ri" wai.s
il 1 ii; 1' ~111111' ii rtls, ,11,·, l ll ;1lli1
I\.1 ul , lintel'iltlillilmln ,
Closing Session.
'111i MII li u sll 111 illiltHs 1 i itle Yl 1 111ii
~l ~ il iii J l' I' i l Hll lh t ii l l li1l l its.li -
lost iilll , r I lilse 'iso l in the u ii
1 iit , '. e " t ' u.11 ti l'tutif h l, in . i A fi' *I
ill.1'1i I l llI, I 1ii.l 1111 \(lll i wi lri'ili 111
1 ,'1,11 l1.l4 of a l4.1 ' '-in v'l i hl th11 Wlli
Iunts nill retre'Sllt' n. r,~ti a i.tii44 iiire ,
i11'ii i h It'i s I i," i it ill 'llr i isit i n to.
tiiitis \' I iii It. Sl.l ll iiI , 'l 11 iSllt (ttk4ti.
Iti. i t rll t I . Il iI ht . is itls rnet' r
1,-1 Itnt 1,11 1, ''11 of 1111 Y. %V. (*. A. H 111
'll"· 11,11 'rials stral Ill 4r "l1 to all till
1:1 i, ill I1 h ' lllllllis r ctol.
Twentieth Anniversary.
,\ll moi i ; liMrs. V S. 11iv1 '.1 5 tl
I;im al IJ II'l,,illlr S;lll'rtlii) o'vlerhIta i of
Ih,' I1' i11"l44 l. 1r1 ( llth 'Thli'" I streetLI , I .'.'..'
Iu 1~l,~1 hu .n i u Jill- It nt.l' w Innlt i"rsur
i lll lil 1(111b11 4i 'll he eva1ti Wal l
".e1' n' r *t,'1 I : 1\11' 11, 11 . M r. I' b'atioan
1/111 , 11 I " 1: 11til of Ili" } r;nes s ;I y .li'
Jill c" li. I liitihi ne l s 1 t1 o llt r(i, l ll1
I oi ih,1 of 21i ,1.' i." 'Thi's'l wiIto
lin l l h i l n ill, 1v1 e1,b l . ;l il h ere
ir4. 44 l,1 lipis (loi ialni. ihr. ;olr Mrll.
M',:.l t 11mit11, M .ll ;i4411 M r hs. iarnk '.h
\ r'. 444l1 ,\14,. 144 1il'i, %1t'. i4n11 l M r1is.
W1'.eil" l \11l. Inti Mrs. .I 11u' , l ll 4 h11f .
host. un1, harsilll1
PUGET SOUND WILL
BUILD NEW ROAD
(,'anmnited Itro Page (ae.)
1an m111 h 111111to1 till r ( rden tlll '.
'lite I'rti that tlil lll in llnte of the
('hllhll, .lliwankell. & Plltgt Sound
w11ll he 11e stlT t 1e.1d Ihli fll tlitUIy ali
ltlean that the lh.,r ludge shops will
he ltroul ht to1 .111 s mila. It is not re tN
lthle tot mlt ltppose tht the Puget
iound would keep Its repuir head
hII l tIet'I on11i W atlll will virtlltllly Ie In
the future ii 'll , IIInc . l'lle new
nllnin Ilm, I I( ink c.llon tr IIted lnot only
onl el' unt of thit fatlat Itih iL will
,Tipen t)f l nwI terrllory, but alsaol he
cIuiI of tihe ,osr rnatly that will he
sellltcurl . l n 1 tl , .t n It' l I st i toIt Kht
that the t ninh l hof. th' Desl r La.. ig
shops is only Its eIltir of Itiey. lThe
Ipayroll that %~ % t 4llh t emnl to Missnula.
wilth Ithe shops would mean tlluch to
the ,ly. lPr+hehn.t Ildling struclk in
The feature o lhtlllre show now at
thce Llj rhi o verywll worth seeing.
The sinking of the .Mltnl i s t1e lsulb
ject of this film hand the detalis of the
ceremony attending the plunge of the
hulk of the former sturdy whip Maine
to ,her. gkave in tloe .salty depths are
all clearly shown. aeeing a big ship
diftatir,
,.'Z&`;. ·:: i·d
a 7 nuline
MATE D M ILE
he ll.drink for 1ll Agw.
More halbhdf than Tea or Co6ee.
r wth the weakest 'dirstion.
invalorming and nutrktiou.
aýw.lBMS powder form.
A luk Wlt prepared is a asbte.
Tpkueduiha.kle, k.4IOskaMi2K'5
`' Others are teitation.a
Notice to Creditors.
Mtte' of MonIItaIIll, County of Mis
Molla --1M.
h1atute of JoIih (' 1,'i'ait . itdic lseql 'd.
Notte Ih hereby gitven Iby the an
Itirslint-tl n ijministr itolr o,f tlthe ett ote
of Jlohnl I'. Mrculu, du'cntled, tI the
crediitors of, ilnd all pIrtons'li ItlVll
elturllnl agi ailnst, thl , malitl dc4li,'.e~s td, to
exhilt themr, wlt h itih nie'uaurv
v\ ucllihers, within foullt r ioantilj aIIfter' tilt'
first pubthlcation o this iountlt, i, t thr
maid admilnlistrator it llth htw oflfit' of
(chanreo N., Avery', 40:1-405 7Molntna
b ltlding, Mila tlal . tlllltnna, the stlu
brlng the place tor tiin trttsltlln.tlll of
thet lusinel s of ai i, .ltattf it the
'ountty of Missoula.
('. A. HfAItN tIi,
.\lllistl trator of Ithe, ,sat, .' John
('. Mcc.als, l)Dec"aed.
('HAIII:sH . AVEIRY,
Attornei I'fr P'etitioner.
DUted April 20, 11:'.
4 -23-30- --56-30.
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Ilterior, 41. S. Land
Office at Missoula, Montana, March
25, 1912.
Notice ia hereby given that John
Doe firman, of Hupoerlor, Montana,
who, on tebruary 20, 1911, made homer.
stead No. 03179, for the north half of
the southwest quarter, southwest quar
ter of the northwest quarter of sec
tlon 4, township 17 north, range 26
west, Montana meridian, has filed no
tice of Intention to make final five
year proof, to establish claim to thel
land above described, before register!
and receiver, at Mliaoula, Montana, on
the 29th day of.April, 1912.
Claimant names at witnesses:
William iBryan, Henry shaw, Otto
Reifflin, Daniel L. Moore, all of Su
perior, Montana
JOSIAH SHULL, Register.
8-28 to 4-27 inc.
Notice for Publioation.
Department of the Interior, United
States land offie,' at Mlssotla, Mon
tana, April II. 1912.
Notice is hereby given that John
Pritchett of Arlie, Monltllna, who, on
Irelemben r .3, 1910. Intde homlstea d Itn
try No. 03067, for the sonuthwest quarter
oIf setinn 34, to.n"hllip 17 nlorth, ralnllge
S*we st, Mtonltanta tmieridlin, hal filed
n tIltlrep of i(,ntentlon tol, ntke final coI-1
mitation proof, to enttblist hintn tif) tie
I lnd altove' dleai-rilbd, I,,r'for register
tIiidl rtt'etl ver, at: Ml soula,, Minltatnitl, oil
lithe 27th day of Ma.y, 1912."
('lihllinnt nalilltl as witnllesesn : W iI
IhIat M..rn, Alrchtlihid It. (rillnt, Christ
'. lPritchett, Prold )umontler, tall oif Ar
iii, Montana.
J-1 .inl.c SIIUI,1,,, giler.
414i to 5-15 ine
i -
Trees That Will Grow
That's what you want and that's what you get at The Missoula Nursery.
MISSOULA NURSERY STOCK IS BEST
It is home-grown and, therefore, acclimated. You get it fresh from the ground; it is not dry. It is free from
pests or any infection. It is true to name and will not disappoint.
WE WELCOME VISITORS OUR NURSERY IS OPEN TO INSPECTION
WHERE OUR SHADE TREES ARE PROPAGATED
Orchard Trees Shade Tbees Shrubbery Perennials 3'
Missoula Norway Mlple and Elm Lilacs Phlox-'-All Colors
Mentoh d MeGolden Glow ;
M(Intosh Red (alow Growers) Byringa Oriental Poppies
Jonathan Soft Maple All the Spireas Larkspur i r
Rome Beauty Carolina Poplar Honeysuckles A Long List
and other ard apple s (taplid Growers) Woodbine and Clematis Beddix Plants.
Lambort and Bing Cherries Ash, Willow, Bireh Rambler Roses Pansies Hollyhocks Asters
"Tlhe Big Blak Ones." and Others Bush Roses Everything
Miss oula Nursery Co.
Va¶urIwI , . K Citay Styr
Orohard 4Ho imi F r Montana Bulldin.
;Bell 192 ind,5Z
14 - c
late 'gst nook ototil
Montana, March so, 1*1,.
The Montana State Text Book com
tnissldn Will recolve, usl't 's m., June
17, 1913, sealed proposals for fuinlish
ing the schools of Montansd for a period
of five years front Heptetmber 1, 01D2,
basal texts in the following isubjects:
It 'tdling, spelling, writing, arithmetic,
language and grammar, geography,
(elementary and advanced), United
States history (elemgntary and ad
vanced), physlology and hy.lene, civil
government (state and nation), and
also books suppletlental to the above.
Said sealed propogtali shall be ad.
dressed to the Chalrmtoa or the State
Text Hook commission, Helena, Mon.
tana, care of the lState Supertteohdent'
of Public Instruction, and shall he in
dorsed, "Iealed Propotals oer Supply
ing Text Hooks for Use nll the State
of Montana."
Sald sealed proposals, shall state the
net wholesale prices at which the pub
lishers whose books may be adopted by
the Text Book commission will agree to
deliver the same in the city of Chicago,
Illinois, f., o. b., to merchants in Mon
tana or to school distrtcts purchasing
the same. They shall also state the
wholesale prices adopted in exehqnge
for the old books in the hands of
pupils or old hbooks in the hands of did
tricts that have the free text book
system, and for new books In the' hanlds
of districts or dealers which may be
discarded grade for grade, and shall
further state the retail prices at which
they will keep all the text books so
adopted on sale unlformlly In at least
one place in each county throughout
the state.
All books shall be of the latest re
vised editions and the tholesale price
for each book shall not be higher than
the lowest wholesale price, t. o. b. at'
Chicago, to any state of the Unitedj
States.
The publishers contracting to fur-i
nish the geographles shall cause to be
prepared a splhatl map and special
supplement descriptive of Montana.
They shall also cause to be prepared
a special supplement for Montana for
the civil government adopted, which
supplement shall not contain less than
tl.Irty pages.
Tile State Text Book commission re
serves the right to select all or any
one or more of the books mentioned In,
any scaled proposal submitted, and.to
awat I the contract to such bidder for
the books so selected.
Each sealed proposal submitted shall
be accompanied by a certified check,
cashier's check, or a bank draft in the
sum of Five Hundred DollArs ($500.00),
payable to the order of the chairman
of the State Text Book commission,
which check or draft shall be forfeited
to the state of Montana In 'the event
that the bidder submitting the same is
awarded the contract for one or more
of said text books and fails or refuses
to enter into the contract for furnish
ing the same and to execute a bond for
the faithful performance of such con
tract within 30 days after the awarding
of such contract.
Each bidder awarded a contract shall .
furnish a good and sufficient bond
equal in amount to one-half the value
of the books to be furnished under1
such contracts conditioned that upon
the failure on the part of such bidder
to comply with the terms of such con
tract or any part thereof, in any coun,
ty of the state, said bond may, by thel
governor of the state of Montana, bell
declared forfeited in the manner 'pro
vided by law, such bonds to be ap
proved by said text book commission
or by such persons or board as may bet
authorized so to do.
The said text book commission re
serves the right to reject any and all):
bids. W. E. ITARMON.
Superintendedent of Pubice Instruction.I
AnacondaC
sCoull...... .
Th BiS hekfo6t'aLtttber Camptnt
Manufaturers of 4:
Wesarn Pine and Larh'
General Sales Offlee Located at Bonner,'tontmna
Bonner, Montana.'
Mlills Located at :Hamtiltoh, 1Montana.
(St. Regis, Montana.
Our mills have constantly on hand la| d
c6mplete assortments of yard items in
Pine and Montana Larch. Our facilltles l
of getting out bill aihdspecial items 'with tlien t
delay. "Shipments made over N. :Ai'd'*Mi .
P. 6. railway: A large and complete fa'o n
connection which nimakes anything ,ne
Sash, Doors, Window and Door Fratnes; MotId
ings and Interior Finish. Large factory 'for the
manufacture of
Box Shooks, Fruit and Apple Boxes
Phones-Bell 106; Ind. 742
WESTERN MONTANA
NATIONAL BANK ,
Missoula, Montana.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY.
CAPITAL .................... 900,000
BURPL1SB FUND ........50,000
G. A. WOLFP.......... ...Preildsmt
JOHN C. L.EHSOU..Vioe President
J. H. T. RYMAN..............asehhr
Direatore.
John o. Morony, M. A. Flsk. G.
A. Wolf, John C. Lebhsou, . IL
Woody, J. H. T. Ryman.
A GENERAL BANKING BUSl.
NESS TRANSACTED.
Missoula Iron Works
Brasu and Iron eastings. Machine
work done to order. Corner Tools
avenue and Bitter Root tracks.
Bell Phone 541 Black; Ind. Phone 2201
.loyt-dicklnson Pjano Co.
Kurtsmann, Knahe, Baby Grand
pianos, musical Instruments and sheet
mulsc.
Next to Golden Rule Store.
MISSOULA TRUSt ND
SAVINGS BAN$
Missoula 'Montsqa .
Capital ......... ...... ..... ,
Surplus and Profit.
J. M. K] ?TH............ ardent
E J. COPTFBR.... ...VIe ueldent
A. R. JACOBS................J hle
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