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THiY *ILt HAVE IUN WI'fH
"T' VENViVUl ,
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ieoiW bel ; er' some -,Z ,E
temr, Mead' the n*lt-ontmail
Hami. b t.ll team ntoJ tevnvilels
tom , loig here by automlobile
at 1ill t'r1ot e The baseball suits
worn by HamiW '.I teams for the past
three years wtii' :dug out of the moth
balls this forenoon by Manager Dee
gan and all6ted to the members of the
team so ev6rything is now ready for
the call of tima Lop Rattery will act
as captath d Of the teh and will direct
the wartfare against the Stevensville.`
Ires. The team marshaled by Deegan
Is a pretty good eombflation of dia
mond performers, the lack of condition
being its greatiet hitdlcap. One tea
ture Of the comtng' battle between Ste
venevllle and the locals will' be the
flat' that thy f'ns will have a chance
to uee the kind of baseball that was
moat popular In the valle. before the
advent of Itammond's world beaters. it
,Itrbet. an open qyestlon here for the
past three yeart, as td whether the
fans enjoyed the high-class play dished
un% by Hanltond's men mohe than that
served on the diamond here and else
where In the valley by Attle Holt, Lee
Simmons, Pete Gerts, "Polar" Harri
son, Lancaster, "Ikey" Noelson, Archie
Conley, Cothrell and other fence bust
ers of thbse earlier days. With the
rise of the quality of the game here In
Hamilton, all the other teams of the
valley were eliminated as competitors
of the locals. As a result, most of the
games played hero were minus that
rivalry which attracts the bugs from
neighboring tawes in droves. The game
tomorrow should be a satisfler for the
most eacting Bitter Rooter. There
, Is no getting away from the fact that
SStevensville has a fast team when all
.'its members are present. There is no
doubt but that the ex-collegians will
drop down from the .bench lands into
Stevensville tomorrow ready to put one
over on hIainllton. It ought to he a
mighty interesting game, even if there
are as many errors as there are.hits
or runs. Std~vensvllle will have Ham
Ilton down at her own level once more
and the bilercherites will be able to
thoroughly enjoy themselves. The
local players are flebeau, Marx, llood,
Rattery, Higgins. (ierts, Bartlett.
Smithey, andt the new otutfielc.r ·4htose
name has not beenl listed as yet.
MANY TAKE EXAMS.
ltaniltton. May 23.-(Special.) -- ore
than Is eighth grade puplls pres.lented
thenlselve lit tile local high rshtol
building this morning to write on the
state examlination for entrance intoi
the hikh'iehool. Tlu' examliatnions are
being conducted locally hy Comnty SLu
l)erintendent of Schools Minnie Bailey
Law, assisted by the Misses Bethel Ir.
wilt, Margaret Ryan and Maud Wyunt.
Mrs. l.aw stated this noon that smv
eral more would lbe expected tomorrow
morning to take the examlination. The
exanminatlons arct being conducted at
Victor and Steveneville, Principals
Holst and Sharpl having churge, the
former at Sevenaville, tho latter at
Victor.
CLINTON NOTES
Clinton, May '3.-(Special.)-Mrs.
Ralph, C'lark of Roland, Idaho, visited
Mrs. Ralph Coon Monday and Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle of the Northern
Pacific have left for California.
Frank Barlow was in Alberton yes
terday.
J. Hagen returned home from Mis
soula Monday, iher lie e had been for
several days at a hospital having a
broken arm set. Mr. IHagen Is Improv
Ing slowly.
Mrs. S. Dwight returned home fromn
Drummond the first of the week. Sihe
was the guest of Mrs. Abbott whlie in
Drummond.
Mr. Ward, sectioll for'elnln on the
Northern Placfic, has returned to
('linton to his old position. lie has
been foreman of the extra gang otn tilhe
Northern Pacific.
FLORENCE PEOPLE WED.
Ihlntiltuln. May 3.--(ipeclal.)-Ar
chiti Faucett and Miss Elsie E.dgcmuond,
both of Florence, were married In this
city at 6 o'clock last evening at the
Itomu of the bride's slater, Mrs. Ison
ard Oertll, Rev. O. W. Jones, pastor
of thie Christian church officlatitng. Tihe
happy coupleo will make their home on
the Faueet$ ranch, west Of Florence,.
MAY 24, 1912.
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EACH LDQO IY MAIL 16 OSNTh EXTRA FOR POSTAOE.
Thdt ad wtrte, bel$i* ota ful gIate* thast balin In the pit of
theatfiae the hibeat albuhn, noerVonau.da nausee. blotling after eating. feellnt
of fu h*a"'dl ihiei and s1gM hIada e means Indigestlon; a dlanrdered
Itdm~ W.1~. OtH t Ot t ir.it.elII you remove the cause. It isn't your
etomell's Iautl. Your nto I i- as any.
.ty OWeaeOti; tbey. ourbon, beoattik they immediately cleanse and
raeulate the stqmach, r uhdigqsted atti fermenting food and
toul gagel; take the exce e . the Itver antd carry' off the decomposed
waste matter and polson from the Intestines and
bowels. Then your stomach trouble is ended for
ever. A Cas.aret tonigltt will straighten you out
by, morning-- a 8p-erent box will keep .your entire
family tfeling gpoot for months. Dop't forget the
chtldreq--thelr little insldes need a ,lgod, gentle
cleansing, too.
o x - ,
- ai nvm
KmAY
J. E. TOTMAN MAKES ANNOUNCE
MENT OP GREAT INTERESBT
TO HAMILTON.
Hantllton, May 23.-(.pecial.)-J. L.
Totllanll, mllanagor of the AIInacondaI
Copper Mlnln ollllaly'S lumber in
tereast here, made official announce
nment this morning to the effect that
the apple box fa4ctory at the local Iuill
would open for operationts next Molt
day morning. Tho factory will etn
Iploy in the neighborhood of GO60 men,
antd the run will be a IllK one, accord
ingl to a statement tiade by Mr. Tl.t
manl. The factory will turn out two
styles of apple boxes. The ordinary,
or "statndpat" box, as it it advertised,
will be put out as usual, while the
pIanel-ond ,boy, or the "progressivo"
Islx, will probably hIe nt lint lIctlatred.
This panel-end box, umllltld fromul its
structure, having it panel at either
cad, has llroved ver.ly popular iamong
iapple growers of the valley iand will
lie in great lemlllantl this season. Ow
lug to the fact that it u it' he han
died mucIII easier ih I tdlllaTg aldl Iun1
loading, It Is ruapidly taking the plat:e
(of the nlat-end i nx. A large numbller
of Illthe buxces wre ust l locally last l
sesonlll, so niuny. I filet, that the lunt
Ier compallllny here install ed the ictesi-I
nary machinery to ta.:.-tlufluarte the
box. The platlinlg hlll atill he rut it
cotelllction With t1 box fiacolry. 'l'lIe
openintg of these two plants ilu.ans a
lot to the city, as at large number of
Met o will be lfurnishll, eitlly.nltlilt.
SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE.
lltatni ltun. uy 2:1.. ( pelllII. -leV.
Mr. Jordan, staute, tnp orn tltendent llo
teachers' tailing Iml :unday school
stitute itt this tity Iunt gevening at trh
Methodist church, Southt, the meetilg
being held under th- titsti-es tot, the
State Sunday School anu int-ion. lieu.
Mr. Jordan's sauject fotll the evening
was "Teaching, the Highest Office.'
His relmarks were lintened to by a
largo and interested audlellce. IRev.
Mr. Jordan left this morning for
Plains, where he will continue his
iwork.
PIANO FUND BENEFIT.
Stevenville, May 23.---(4 (ietial.)
Alt intellectual treat 'mixed with
equal parts of tllltedy will Ihe served
at the lIrtlad theailer Friday night at
8:15 o'lock by the Muscln I lterary
I society of tile high schooil. 'The ltihney
that will be taken III oil this ottll-nion
will be applied on the piano which the
hligh sclhool Is purchasing.
BODY SENT EAST.
llnmliton, May 2:1. -(el.chtl)--The
body of Martin Cl'oKgliatul who died yes
torday iat the local hoItpltal, was sent
this 4ftfernoon to Ialtitanor, Md.. where
the deceased has two sisters. He was
5:1 years of age and was empItloyed iby
the O. W. Kerr company at the tllllme
lhe was taken sick.
MILItA TO HONOR
MIA.AL DAY
NATIONAL GUARD OF MONTANA
ORDEI4tD TO OBSERVE SOL.
DIERS' SACRED DAY.
h" Ilelin, liMay 2:.-(theilt.) -Direc-.
a thions for the observance ol Mllenlorild
t day by the nsationul gualrd of Montana
we're sent out today by PhIl (trvenan,
it adjutant general, in tlni following or
ill er: "'lhursday , the. 30th instnelllt, I,-.
l' Ig M.Iemorlal tday, all officers uatil ena
Slltlsted lmen ofr he nt1lional gualrl of
' Montanla l ire rtequested to, a;ssist in 1'
Sry pn4iblle wiy;. The c',oanllille s of
the glal'il slt.uhi partIlltt its such111 ill
titer cereonlaes urrangted by IIh Ienl
c'l, millttaee and when this Is llnt IrI;ll
t Illahle I.cSy ahoull Id prlomllt to t;ake
' part as ilndividmals.
"ThI, ll ational fing will be displi.ed
i l on nil arlmories mid public buildings o'
or th te utat. at half-l'at frl m siunrlae nn
ig tll 1 ,1111. when It willl Ie t'illH id It
ill the top of thl, tliliff allld remlain there
- ullntl IIn4c t. I t It hi el d lhalt thrll nagh
sit e ll l4 by the ll 11 IiiiI h.lrdefevnder or tlhe
Lpast will ant be forgoiten lad that
-I their XIexample will serve Ito miake ..'f us
and our desicedanhts l iually vliant
Its lhfrlult'r illof our nuAlon in any hour nof
tria ll that mnany' cnt' t1 o It IIi the ful
l u Il re."
BRUTAL MURDERER
MUST SERVE IME
I I'y., l. Walshl., M.atiy .:.- - ilk" Mtite I
KU| rl| l| olI'rt ll'fillt,|l l ,oday tihe con
vt'lion of (Geot'lge I. W%1ison, the se-.
tion oreluu II who wils found guilty in
the 'Thurston 44)ntly superiotr court of
the murder of Mlrs. Alrchie, Cobole and
her husbandbll at Rainier hlle nlght of l
July l1, 1911. %Wilson was selntenced 4l
to serve tfril 10 Ito r years' Jitlllison- it
rent. tIls l tttorneys will aIk thu su-. i
prenme court for a rehell'ing. I it
Wilso was convlicted or onle or thlle
Imost brutll crimlle.l in the history of ri
the )state. Mr. aind Mrs. (c'ile, whol C
welre newly illlrried, were slainI with
ain axe Its tIhey wcere anleep. Mrs. Co- 1(
Ille was a young.4l girl Wilh hadl recentiy t
lremovl from Mllichian., Wilson was hll
5 hspectedi tlhrough his wife's finding f
blillod on his clothing. He confessed
soon after his aLl'rrnt, blit repudliated
the conl'ession before the trial. Mrs. g
Wilson now Is working lin a Tacomia
retalurant iliti hIer four smnall chll
dren al'e 'being cured for by charitable
institutionsl
CORVALLIS NOTES
Corvallli, May 23. --(Slpecial.)--Miss r
Viena Chaffin was operated upon It
Wednesday after'lloonl t tile Stevens- i
ville hospital by Dr. Thiornton. She lu
Is doing nicely froml reports,. t
Orville West is Ilmllovinlg fron the ft
Rioiins' rlncl(.h into a inew residuence
built on his placte east of townl. I
L. J. Trumnp stol a march ot hisll
rienlds by going to Missoula fon- al
lday to -meet his bride, Miss Kathryn s1
Lynch of Mintnupolls. They were,
trrricd l'Tuesday, retlurning to Colral
lie on thelt aifternoon train anid are now
domiiclled in the cozy bungalow on it
thle ''retlpl ranchl on Ilost Bench. Ie
A farewell to 1Rev. Mr. Iycknian In
tillh slhape of ia tunion service bIy thI ,
Bhaptist and Presi)yterlan churches Is
anilounced for Sundayl morning. Itev. t
Mr. Ryckman leaves sllortly four Arl
sonli to assulme a astoritte. a
TO PLAY BALL. Il
Stevensville, May 23.-(ioelal.)--A ft
ball gamne i sheludulehl for F'riday at ft
the high school grounds between the a
regular teams of Hamilton and Ute- .
veneville. The game will be called
promptly at 3 o'olock. An extra force l
of small boys will be detailed to help ti
return the balls that will he batted up P
the Burnt P.rk valley, and if there
is enough rooters present for Ste. P
vensville, and the umpire Is under- It
sized, and we can get Jack Nellrich to
conme up anld keepl the soors, Stevens- si
vill will wilt. It will be a good game, as
*nyW&y, It
,
MAGNIATJ.tiLLS HOW MONTANA
MlS W.lt IROlIN OUT OF
IOARD OP DIRECTORS.
New York, May 23 --Mentana s a
beet utilta territory and the part the
Amerloan Sugar Refining comnpany
played thelo came in for Inquiry to
day at the hearing in the case In
equity Inatituteid by the governlment to
cause the dissalution of the so-callew
"sugar trust."'
Cheater I. Morey, the president of
the Great Western Sugar company of
New Jersey t11111 chlef agent of the
late H. O. Havenmiryer in the western
beet sugar Country, was a witness to
day.
The Great Western Sugar company
owns a factors at Billings, Mont. The
method used in acquiring this plant
was told today Within three months
after Havemeyer'r attention had been
called' to the Itillings company, the
Agricultural Investmelnt company, a
Havemeyet concern, had acquired a
controlling share In the stock, the
witness said. HI-' admitted' that ni
electltin wasl he.l, tile local metn re
nloved and other of Havemneyer's menr
became dlrectors.
The plant is still run under tile
name of the Ilillingl .fugar onllmiany.
although sine' 19107 its entire hstlck
had been owned by the (ireat We.t
ern Sugar coltllllany, said Mr. Morey. I
Mr. Morey u, thi the property of the
lillings companIl was not takein over
In the aine manner S the k'niorado
colmpany. beeus "certatin corporltion
requirements of M.tontani woIuII hlavI'
made It too expensive." lhe raid.
however, thant "to all pIraL'tell ilpur
lposes, it Wan rtn 11111 lt part of tile
(Ireat Western company."
Mr. Morey %%#"oe stine d about
the I.lrcihaae ,f a factory it A.\les,
I ol ,] Mr. Mtr'i miald thle Anslla lhlhanlt
W s i.relrcIasael. by him iind mllovIl to
- Scott's Bluff lnd the ontt'1 1is1rff
Sutgar tompntin or'talni'ed. Ih1 madh hr
nlaId his OWIn IllIiyilY tieo purlhlieC(R the
plclalt hilt ~ ais reitllilburseid by the
(treat Westernl Sugar enmptn;llly.
'SPOKANE COMPROMISE
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Poetetts 1i4 platce oI tea and cofftee4 In
their own1 homes and prescrlibe it to
patientrls.
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plained in the lIttle book, "The Road
to Wellillle," II p5al1g8ou
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one ippears from time to time, They
are genuine, true, and full of human
M. ,Schlossberg announces the opening of his
Oil
Saturday Moring, May 25
Tremendous Reduellons in All Departments
Read Saturday. morning's Missoulian tor the "grcatcst real saving" mer
,chandise news that you have ever read in this city. Better come and see for
yourself.
SCHLOSSBERG'S
C ATARRHI MISERIES
FOREVER ENDED
A 81MPLE, SAFE REMEDY BRINGS
INSTANT RELIEF, EVEN IN
THE WORST CASES.
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The Musical Photoplay Theater.
Program for Tonight and Saturday:
Comedy Nights
"Brains and Brawn"
The Im ulh ph it rr to .lturI Ih!"
e,\lllllng f lilllghln.
"The Katzenjammer Kids"
'l|l( Wesl'h"l' JIII'lI l I'll l I ihLkoPIH
(Iro uiPI(' m114ll0 V 1 i n' Y illlly I1'.fllnk
"The Man Under the Bed"
A Vitigir plIh ,llt ly . iti .I
. erPt Iii ll i.v. rVy Ii)i , eiliil 1 1411)
e:'l' ilIIH lihl g.
"Ranch Girls on a Ram
page"
A Ihiti y, il' er l 'ii ll. . I l ll I
tl( ' bri'mi I'.1 I iUghhter.
"Egypt, the Mysterious"
Iii, I'; illil'
LAUGHT LAUGH LAUGH
ISIS, the King of them All.
BRAIN WOR.
Missoula MONDAY 27
MAY,....
You KNo;ir's GooD
MORE LioNs, ELEPHANTS,TIGERS
LEOPARDS. SEA LIoNs, EDUCATED
BEYOND THE PowER OF HUMIA.
COMPREHENSION,TAN A.LL OTHER
Snows.
3 BIG RINGS-oARENAS
ACRES o, WATERPROOF CANVAS
THE SNOW TrAYIS DIFFERENT-2 PERmmMunes
NEW STREET PARADE 10O°
Grand Theater
Special Feature Picture
ZIGOMAR
Absolutely the Greatest Production
of the Age.
10 c No Advance in Admission 1Oc
'TONIGHT ONLY
BIJOU
-THEATER
Program for Tonight and Saturday:
A Mexican Romance.
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A Personal Affair
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After the Reward.
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MAPES & MAPES
Spring Styles Now Being
Received Daily.
* FOR SALE
Four good work. horses
and driving harness.
a Mioula Gas I.
Bell Phone 583
Harnols Theater
C. A. HARNOIS, Mgr.
One Night MAY 27
MOND AY 27
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THE
PINK
LADY
.100) I ,rl'frm'llcesH Il New York,
\where It v evenltd I1 rurur*. Comn
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clioriu of pink perfrctlun.
Prices 50¢ to $2.00
Meat uale Saturday at 10 a. m.
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