The Daily Missoulian. [volume], June 23, 1912, Morning, Page 12, Image 12

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Don't Need
Glasses
Many people do not nerd
glasses but most people do.
You m Ii bIe one of the
majorlty. There are two
ways of findingli out.
()e -AWait for time and
disease to. rive you toI it.
Two-t-'onult us abtut It.
We Can Tell You
whletllher or not y,1ou ,eed
thenl anld challrgee nothing fir
Cunlhitations.
clauen e fitlted frrmn $2.60
upward.
PLORENCE HOTEL BLDG.
Phone 43. Rd.
Your Child
Should Be Taught to
Save the Pennies Now
The dollars will then be prop.
erly taken care of In after years.
Gift money is too often in the
"Come-Easy-.lo-Easy" claue. If
the "Come-Easy" money is de
posited in a savings account
With this bank It becomes
"Grow-Easy" money.
Your child can open an account
here wjth $1.00.
, The
First National
Bank
Missoula, Montana.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS,
4400,000.00
--*
A Dead Game Sport
Is the man who has had poor luck
in hunting and would like to create
an erroneous imprssalon. Those
who are hunting for choice game,
prime meats, select poultry and
fish will always have good luck
when thEy citrie to the Montana
market. You o':n find anything you
are hunting for In our line, fresh
and of the best qul:alily, at the low
est prices.
MONTANA MARKET
505 South Higgins Avenue
Phones: Bell 3311 Ind. 768.
Rowland, the Jeweler
Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry
Special Attention Given to
FINE WATCH REPAIRING
114 East Main Street
J. W. LISTER
Stationery, Blank Books
and Olf ice Supplies
114 East Main Street
Send Your Orders
FOR KODAK SUPPLIES TO
Smith's Drug Stores
Agent for Eastman Kodaks
Koken's Barber Supplies
HENLEY, EIGEMAN & CO.
GROCERS
115 HIgglns Avenue
ePll Phone 87; Ind. Phone 4.74
Thre let of Everything In the Market
Newly Furnished. New Menagement
THE DEROCHE HOTEL
Animrloan Plan, Ind, Phone in, Offio
Special attention given to Chlokep Din.
eI's..#l . t ere once and yqu Will eat
, here alw's I .. - ,
NP , - .-.a, 4 NT4NA.,
If I were, just once, a preacher, I
would good-cheer doctrine bring; and
my text Could be thll
A LAY only; "Make the beat
SERMON. of everything;" I con
sider that good gospel,
Just the best a m-n could preach;
turely It's the sweestest doctrine any
one could wish to teach; when I
came to write my sermon, I'd a elm
ile etony tell; 'twould not be of fire
nlld hlrimsone, 'twouldn't picture aw
ful hell; I would tell the truly storl
of a little girt I know-how she prao
tires this doctrine, as her troubled
enmre and go; Old Man Gloom flees
when he sees her, humps away clear
tout of sight; and she challenges Old
Trouble with "0, that will be all
right:" just to tell this girlle's story
silre, would make my sermon fine; for
tiher practlie discounts ,preaching
this sweet,, Ilving text of mine; and
I' n ure the angel chorus, nearchlnr
for , nng to sing, (tldln't beat this
for their munlic: "Make the best of
,verythlng."
Tlh.w Interent which Missoula is show
ing Iln the Chicago convention Is prob
ably only typical of the
WATCHING other cities in the
WINDOWS. United States, but a
good portion of the cit
ihenry in spending its time either read
ing the bulletins as they come in from
the national convention, or studying
the selores as they are reported from
Highlander park. Yesterday morning,
the lItlhe knot of bulletin readers wa.a
mnor' statlolnary than usual. As fapt
us ,ion ,hud read his fill and departed
urnillther would step up to take his
plt're. The sentliment, as expressed
by thel'se obse'rvers, was unqualified In
its dlsaplproval of the methods that
are ei'ng ,pursued in the ('hicago cun
ventlon. "The third party Is coming
andl it will be here within a short
time," was the sentiment expressed by
one of the spectators. "These tactica
may seem lll righlt to the men In Chl.
iagit, ibut the people are waking up
and the foreciast made by Mr. Blythe
maity tlot be no far off, as it was
thonught to be."
"'mlll' f the dairyrnen are not com
mplying with the rules and regulatlons
in regard to the con
MUST duct of their business,"
CLEAN. said County Health Of
fleer Flynn yesterday.
"This will not be tolerated and unless
they conform at once to the rules laId
down I will be forced to close themn up.
I do not want to take any sucth action,
but all of the dairymen understahd
what the rules are and if they do not
,.see fit to ge't their dairies Into shape
drnastic ition will be taken."
STh. proteslt agauinst placling bears in It
lGreenough park Is becoming a little p
more vigorous Avery 7
PLEASE day. Mrs. Greenough, q
NO BEARS. whose wishlles in re- h
Kgrd to the plans for fI
the park shloutll certainly ti given p
wie Illatteiiti don, dl e not desire any
blears tlhere. The woHlienl of the east b
lde vloiced their oplllon on the nat- k
ter through hirs. Tylhr i. Tholpuonl, I
wh, statedll tilht tlley were absolutely r,
ppllsed t vin ti having lilt city purchase.. I
laurs for thle park. tne of the local
business ii' llien amid yesterday: "I
think the city council would be very
flrliish to put bears back R.to the park,
when thely just managed to get rid of
the other two. On account of the
Iresence of the former ones, the city
u ila damage sult on its hands. Not
onlly that, but it costs somethling to n
Ilok llftr thlem and thll money could a
Ibe expnded on the park in mnany
was Imuch imore likely to Itnlprove it,
thIanI Would the purchase of tao bears, a
It has been auggested that the bear t1
pi tlolid be used as the foundation m
for a bandatand and that the Eagle P
band might then have a place to give s
Its conce'rts. I think this use would a
Ibe Illmuch mIore advisable thlan to pay
$45 fIr lIsomelthnlyg we just got rid of." P
There, Is n1 doubt ulout the fact that s
NueIIIIIr I really here. Wha'tever
doubt there was about n
SUMMER tills was pretty of. o0
IS HERE fectually dispelled by
tile recent hot weather. el
I lit hre col esll the clincher. The Day MI
'1pruce t',nmpany has received the 2(
first car of wlatermelons to come to ci
1th lol markets. The melons come w
Ilher, froll Man Antonio, Texa. 'Thiley g
arlre IeIllch better than tile melons we ti
nsually get at this time of the year,"' a
said l,'rld l)Dy. "Durilng the past two eI
3yars thell. ellons recelved during tile
early part of tilhe seaolln were not
very goodl, ilut lthemse seem to be much
better."
Al )1, fIchel waln In town yesterday a
fro't ll I)rulnllnind and brought good h
news regurdling th. fa
ROAD IS toranlit county road
BUILDING down tilhe 'unyon. "Th
board of conmmssiloners
was4 (lt l)rllnllnond yesterday," said
LiMr. Le tlllhe, "1and dsclussed tile road
iluestllll II go(lll deal. They had been
Idown the Lny'olln a far al Nmhrod
a1nd hIld looked over the work that
Ihas teen donlle in repairnlg the ruined
highway. 'l'hey told me, all of thlem,I
that thei rIoad uip fromn Misuoula would
be ready for ault.moblle travel before
the lleetilng of ,tfhe good rouad auso.
elltion lit Anll.condal next nillItthI The
Missoulll-ounty anlld of the road is in
good shllia. and thie 1tranllte colnmis
slonelltl' are now In earnest aboult get.
t!ng theilr part of It done."
M. B. OF A. NOTICE,
Assistant Mtate Munager Zietz will
Ihe I,'present at regular m.tilng Tuel
at day, June 25. All members are urged
tol i e plresent. Business of impor
tance. l'lose deilrling to transfer to
it new rates will bring their pblicles with
L themn, JAMES L. WALLACI~,
S8ooretury.
. Prof'f. Emmet Ruace, teacher of via.o
tt dln. Orchestra music furnished for4
all onooslons. Leave orders at Hoyte
l DigklRgogn', .
Apply to exposed parts 'f tb
body with the hands, or wipe
a cloth slightly impregnate4
the same,. In sleeping apairte'
It la well to suspend the olqth near
the pillow or head rail of bed in
addition to applying to hands and
face. A cloth or old handkerohidt
sllghtly saturated with thl p
laid In the lp, on the tpp *3 a
heavy .P.per to prevent soilling tlt
clothes, will often suffice while
sitting on porches, or hammboks,
boats, etc.
3Sd and 04) per Bottle.
Missoula Drug Co.
WHOLISALE AND RETAIL
MisoIula, Montana.
TO 1EACH PACIMG
POPERLY
PLANS ILOR IMPROVEMENT OP
MARKETING METHODS IN
WESTERN MONTANA.
A visitor In Missoula yesterday was
R. M. Welch, superintendent of the
Alomont orchards at Ioio. Mr. Welch
announces as change In ownership of
the orchards, the property having
passed into the hands of J. F. Mallory,
president of the 'ilrst Rtate. bank of
Onlda, . 1). The policy of the man
agemennt will not be changed.
The visit of Mr. Weleh yesterday
bad to do with the school for peck
era, which it is proposed to start at
once. Recently The Missoallan print
ed an interview with Professor Cooley
of the falrller's Institute board, outlin
lIng the gerneral plan. In this work
Mr. Welch is co-operating with Pro.
feser P'ooley.
"When Professlr ,ooley is not
here," said Mr. Welch yesterday, "I
shall be glad to hell In any way in
this work; I have arranged matters so
that I shall be able to supervise the
work In its local phases. Our fore
man Is an expert orchardist and his
experience Is at the disposal of local
fruitgrowers at all times.
"I have been on a marketing expe
ditilon. In Canada, Chicago. St. Paul
and elsewhere I heard the same story.
The fruit of the Bitter Root Is the beet
in quality that Is sent to these mar
kets, but It is not properly packed or
sorted. I have a letter from New Or*
leans regardinlg five carloads of ap.
Ides that we sent there early this year.
The dealer says the fruit is of fine
quality, that Its keeping quality is the
hest he has ever found. but that the
fruit was not sorted right and was
poorly packed.
"If we can secure a uniform pack.
biased upon proper sorting. the mar
keting prohlemi will be solved for the
tlitter ItHunt orchardist. His fruit is
re.gnlized as ,higlh class. and it will Ie
in demand if buyers know they can
depend upon the pack.
"Professor ('oolev has nsecred the
services of one of the best packers in
the country, who will soon be here.
We shall hold meetings in the towns
along the valley and hope to have a
big class in eacuh place. There will be
no expense attached to the lectures
and the Instruction, except a nominal
registration fee.
"Our plan Is to seepre the g!o-oper
ation of the fruit 'associations all
through the valley, so that packing
will be under the direction of this ex
pert. By the time the packing sea
son opens he will have a class gradu
ated and ready to take up the work.
We 'holpe to have all the valley fruit
packed by our expert and his class.
This will make it posslble for ua to
send out the fruit from the valley,
with each box bearing the official sig
nature of the packer as a guarantee
of Its contents.
"With the co-operation of the grow
ers, this plan can be carried out with
success. We have, already, more than
20 appllcations for membership In the
classes. I shall be glad to have all
who are interested, write me at Lolo,
giving their names and addresses. In
this way we can get organised quickly
and be ready for work us solln as our
expert comnes."
Sunday Automobile Parties.
Parties *ho.are planning a Sunday
outing in the Bitter Root can secure
a first-classi lunch at the Florence
house, including ice cream and cake,
for 50q each.
Iber & Mmtsbpl
o Things to Eat
sell 20 -PHidONs- Ind. 48'
Green es, pit .....
These arp thed lnest InmOreted
Queen olives.
Planto Olives1 pint..
S t \.idt %h the *inashnt p ilen.
to, and sold in bulk.
'Ripe Olives
Grown in. Californla, noth)ng like
them for those who like them,.
Gallon tins, eh............ S...3..
:Can of medium alse..................
In bulk, pint ............................... ,
Wii
i i
Mids ePiNTER'S Q@URSS AT
ulf abaMtitttitdoi.
An l4 tlng feature of the work
ot A' er school at the state
the speoCit lInstructolon In
Payglloud work and, methods, under
S1ltl0ltOt of Miss Ruth irpefl
o -6h10a.o.` Miss Carpenter is a W
lealey graduate and has also oamplet
the course In the Chicago training
aehoofl itn yground methods. tor the
past ypur,e has been asocal and pl
IMader ip.4eward park. She ii thor
oghly e In the theory and prac
tices of. playground movement and
her Wyhkt the university is one of
the pdpD.l courses.
The playground at the university is
In chrgal of Miss Carpenter and an
aseletant, It is an attractive place tot
the little ones with its wealth of shade
and fine lawns. For the past weelt
there Mlve been about 60 children In
dally attendance here. The hours are 4
to 5:80 In the irternoon and 7 to 8:8.
ina the evenlng.
On Mqnday evening Miss Carpente
would like to meet all girls who playe4
captain ball last year. She would like
also to meet with boys who are Inm
terested nla oranlisilng indoor basebali
teams.
On Monday evening, also, a olal0(
will be ormned in folk dancing, open t
girls over 18 years old. There will
a class for buys and girls under 1, ti
meet at 10 o'clock in the morhlng for
the study of f.lk dances.
Miss Carpenter's courses at thie sum;
mer school include a three-weeka
course in playground work, the classes
being in se.elon from 11 to 12 o'clokl
each morning, and a six-weeks' couras
,with lectiures andt practice, the hou
being 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Thesq
classes are for students of all ages. :
TWO MORE SUSPECTS
BIOGHT TO MISSOlA
Deputy Sheriff Swan Johnson ar
rived on the afternoon Columbaln yes
terday trom It. Marles, Idaho, with
the two men who were suspected of
having shot Brakeman Ballard of the
Northern Pacific. The first news re
ceived Hond St. Marles was to the
effect thatthe Identification was com
plete, but this does not seem to be the
case. It ik.s reported that the men
bad Bllard's watch. They did have
a watch, but It was not Ballard's. This
is definitely known, as the local
sherifr's ofltte' has the number of
[allard's Watch. They will be given
an examiattlon, but It is not thoulgh
that they are the right men.
WATER ILES ISSUED
FOR PFSENT SEASON
All patrons of the water deplartment
of the Missoula IJght and Water com
pany are notified concerning the rulesI
regarding Irrigatlon during the pres
ent summer months. The hourp will
be as follows: North of the river 6
a. m. to 11 a. m. South of the river
3 p. m. to I p. m. All users of water
are requested to observe these rules,
as It is the Intention of the comn
puny to see that they are strictly en
forced.
INQUEST IS STARTED.
Coroner Marsh last evening com
menced the inquest on the recent mur
der of Brakeman Ballard of the North
ern Pacific. It was Impossible to get
all the testimony in last evening, and
the hearing .vas adjourned until Mon
day evening.
JUDGMENT SY CEPAULT.
Tht. suit of Howard W. Harbert
agRtlnst Julnee W. Phelps for Judg
mint on a note waU defaulted by the
dtlefnldant and'tlhi Plalntiff was giv
ell Jludgment for $48.,..
COMlNG POR WELLS.
Ti.e local aollce ddl.artment yester
day rocelved: a teegrram from tilhe
sherliff of tf.,l Mnn.. , to thle effect
that hlie wa4..vnl ,Ist once fur 1Mls
".. .,y '*s~'LI . .H**rr-.."Vr·lrour»" - .·
burhdnq -Not, ' .
1 ai ood's Llserate4 Foot Tablet. 2k
Dluutl ve IA later an4 ybath, the feet' to' rettMe lnttaidihlatton and
mort. n..,e
Magic Corn Cure, 2k
Never fail. ta get he' whole corn
316 HiggMn4veI M.
r r
mercha e e .
S This 1
spp a kes are i .:
ventsiabov the actiua F
Edwin Clapp Oxfords, all of
this season's lasts in tan or
black; button" or lace; selling at ,
$4,SO
Instead of 16 and $6.50.
B. & A. Crest and
Excello Oxfords. Ev
ery one a)hlhis season's
style we guarantee,
$3e3 1
Instead of $5.00
Walk-Over Oxfords, all sizes;
tans, blacks; button and lace;
the best values we've ever of
fered at the price:
$2.50
Instead of $4.00 and $5.00
fu g oAnrgstrog-Wingert Co.
soula to get Frederlck Wells, theitsna
accused of obtaining money under
talse pretenses. He Is expected here,
oI Monday.
Professor F.s.'her, violin and rnao
lessons 5o3 P.. 4th. Rall d1$ n4 i..
SLO0 HOT SPRINGS
Stage leaves Lold station evert
Monday and Friday morning, mak
ing connections with Bitter Root
trains both ways. Stage fare $8,00
each way. Hotel rates $2.00 per day
or $12 per week. For further In
formation phone to C. R. Delaney,
Lolo. Ind. phone 92-742 or write to
BERMAN G0RBER
Lolo Hot Springs, Mont.
There were 1297 Coffee'
Beans in the Jar.
Thq washing machine this week goes
to lien !H. Crawford, 215 E. Railroad
street, whose guess was 1,800. Next
week we will give away ajother
Washing machine and a Iioyal
L3oulton pitcher to the two persons
who guess the near6st number of,
beans in the jar. It costs nothing
to register your guess.
DARVILL & DARVILL:
119 West Cedar
INSURANCE
-ire, Life and Accident Insuragsa
and Real -0state.
Natlgal Syrety QPmpary,
Daze t n
''It ned' not be a dream' any longer if you have fouhd
Itherlg'ht girl. Come into our store and you will find
'ti right ring and you will also find our prlc s equal
'to those of any in the land. Besides, we are here
where you can walk right Into us; and where your
friends anidoour customers come to buy; so even if we
, wanted to, we could not afford to sell you anything
but honeot goods. This fait should surely be suffi
iTent to iisure us your patronage In anything you
ifayayneed In the Jewelry line.
D ai ,"d Rihs, $15 up to'$300.00
& NK BORG
8~I Eilrains'Avaiei
11ý: stn~il and
ý V t h every day,
Rwas. ti $if4w h bread and
boneE l 1°5p~ and.
P'bon rr'o 0teI, o the reuto
jrX1 1
"\ ` Wti tiý fiu
B"" ~E·~: t~·VL ~ andr
yr, ,,
W'ido'w. GkI's
#11 Ntsuns Avenue.
Twontyplaguepga TaIIyho; 6 hovue
Actoj t sa Reservat4n
1 f. ia; rj jveu ?oig, 19 rm~j L 1i
º,t P.,1 1in.. onn and Mi.
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