The Daily Missoulian. [volume], September 25, 1913, Morning, Page 8, Image 8

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Our Watch
Repair
Department
We have without
doubt, one of the best
equipped watch repair
departments to be found
anywhere. Our work
men are all experienced
men of known ability.
They work under ideal
conditions and have ev
ery facility for turning
out perfect work. We as
sure you of prompt and
accurate work. We em
ploy only skilled work
men and return all work
promptly. All work is
fully inspected before it
is returned to you, and
our charees are very
reasonable.
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Did You Ever Hear
Anyone Say
that they were sorry they opened
a savings account? Why don't I
you open one now? It
3 Per Cent Interest on L
Savings
The First National
Bank
Missoula, Montana.
TOTAL RESOURCES
$-O.000O,00.
SThe Question
i; . y L. ' ie i n t "c:l ] :fI t'tfl' d
lhto ,I k w-it h ;;s'." but, "-t'I n I at-.
f iurd lot to cook with gas?"
\V\'ha , u ]buy lly' ' t l:ar e at art
of \wha\t 'se ra is ..ln,,, allt
other lar'. pat' ise ati's. e ifcg n e a
'(o1rso \i g.t 5 on, l.ien Jiu ifl
you iru c 1-1a i gil I the hti it, thy 1
not huy gasi?
Gas Is All Heat
nothing iult iheat separated from
the dirt, ashes and smoke of coal. I
GAS IS COAL WITH THE PRICE
TAKEN OUT. 'l'he alinet gas
range is the highest devehlinteint
of all fuel al lianlles, ind
Cooking With Gas Is the
Most Economical Way
because the iAS t lAN(It: is an
alitiiince that has Passed the ex
perirnetital stales, is Ip rfei' t in its k
uiperation, aniid besides tiring quick
atl(d clean it is usedl withoutt any
waste of fuel.
The Lion Water Heater
is another high ,titiiub-ey gas ap
pt nllaCe. t hafil' shui 1 ,' e with
luU' one. hurtllillg ;0 fe'rt of gas
per )hour it will heat water fur
the loath in 20 Imiuites it a COST
OF FOUR CENTS. iv ,r 10,to0 0
if thise healers nw in use.
Price $21.00
('onhte''ted, ready for use,
Missoula Gas Co.
Sales Room Opposite St. Paul
Station. Bell 563.
Orton Bros.
118 EAST CEDAR STREET
State Agents
Steinway & Sons
Chickering & Sons
Vose & Sons, Kimball
and several other
high-grade pianos
Everything Electrical
J. A. CAVANDER
318 Higgins Avenue
Bell 528-B Ind. 1602
HOW 18 YOUR
FIRE INSURANCE?
McIntosh & Fisher
115 Higgins Avenue.
INSURANCE
Fire, Life' and Accident Insurance
and Real Estate.
I. National Surety Company.
" DAN H. ROSS
. 1
[It the .u no'1i,," ltlt oft .(-t:Auust tht'.Tr
St i t that pirs 11 n 'ars; it
EVER t',nird. listirling its
THUS mnthld hiar. ] hk,
,h. Soft sintg fi. t
1 it lhis tes hirew ll to
Ih,. I. - :,tlil its wit 1t - g.i d-ls
StIl Sti hil that In~t h irt in I tI s
,1111111111 [I::tl' g 'riev'es; for thl, hlrT Is
xi: 1 .i 1'1Ir~ 1s1x," ill }Iart ing. that tllh'
\i.1 1, l,' i 11 thllh spring; :It11l this Is
ili. - l y 1 1 iiil\te Is, is I11I t1
ih . s llll hl~lhl th >') 1\\1!1g: ill tlh ,hlllln
Ihat e ,lul , on t Ir ! i l i s ll ill' . 11 1 ii
11,;I l ellmhiitIcfnt; i llid( lh
hl.n l IF hIlt"shi r,' i liI, i V lihi
I'SOME ,' , llspnt; hn t
1.CHEER s i t s 11 Ily big
le , F is iht "i l1 il . ii It sli,
1in hl - 1. 11 I th:l ,1;t lll 1 . rini .s "Vl ', ".\lyV
!it, 1i-t ht l e.' It is diffi nt lW ith tiht
11t it ilt ll ite lhiti l
SOME s,,trl s discrihant t~
CHEER )):,, ' iunle pletase, him
itglihtil. Anti 1 t h 11 dt ,Is
id t ,-- lcre . trinll inl S ny lhli gy I tl ii
t,,n rs(+ ill )ihf lnl g' tt reach such a
tu t ll'h si l, . el1 1 ,, t11 he first Ill( l l I Ill t.
<all ih,' supt' - ,t y . et Flrdi morning %ias
a clothing dealerJ I ,tas chilhtd, but
li ilidlit l 5.5ll lt i1 t!l, the cl d Ill n lth
laslt. H il, ta hool(.tl Ill his store four ;i
em'pltl e )I houn s, 1tll, the \'tlithtr mali etle
thlings h111, ,.11d to hilll. H1h Wtillhln't
.h ver iln z"n V ith,.r. " his Is
",1,.11." cauld lh,. ''l'hy '' buying W ill
t,"r tlluid 'tl l anl,l are aiskillg 1bulll
vi ,Tter ts tills IhFunllig. 1 was afraid
1111 Indalid lln sillilltr of ia l's WOUl i
,xt ntd siltlefinit el :1il4 psi il 1 lhllnce
it fall liusiness. I tl ll't linilld the cold
at all."
tit,. etlm-, t :l., acc('o.rding to th}e stories
tlr d by Visitors (.c'Oilling
WE'RE It, ystet.rdaly f[rom eastI
LUCKY ';tld N south. Actuala
snowfall didn't get any
ls.isr it, MissNutita than Lolo pa Itk.
1- qsriI Ih , st SId[ there % wat w s Vnot
righIt tit th'r f' in 'a ny ofl th t towns.
i1 thei stat, l:tir In Helena thei, shiow
\i,;s .p.ned with ti slnot' s(jitl l. in tli,
(;illutill v'allit tht it' rs' nal W ill t e
]o,\vhtmls, and the ,.tlor from (arboln
cuitlty' M ts that there Wis snor,
t al lgh for Illi Vint(.F. ultrta, hadl aI
flut'h T of Snort , to . "l'htr'F' \tas win
ter il sight :ill aronidi tht. stata ,, ex
e't, right osv"r t1 is W tt . "i 't't I 're
luck ," s:aid A I). I tI,' 'ltu u iI' l:lt
[,k ,, w ho :rfrivs(d hero yestev ," v
h l'In li g. ,' tt i,s n u 1 tt1l i st t in,
thrlo h 1 d , ;,sit t e ': ti ll' 11 t1
TIMLgot tl hh tll tI. ]r.
\i ,`is vilnH . Its1 lull s sit. ' hit , '1t115 1t'l
I I I t i tI I g . ' I t lii'It l e i' I tii ti itn-It
tlaiTII ." ,\ d m isr+\ h. i , tt'+I ' all. n
r"I, llfiVe' l t lTer, I g t 'Itth i :it t'''.
llllh Iet'I'.l i.s I l, H \\}u h , ,hose sh: ildersl
I" fl t. ( ',.It" l sibilitV of th' t 'i ' Illt:tt
ihtti.:ti' ing i t I t 4, tats I
TIMELY hooking " v'r [ hi,'
TOPIIICS i md l. . th tilt c(n. -
Stntr til engaineers yt's
t,"rd ', lr le :lrlltory to n:Il;I . :, st:trt
L iterals oft the itncern . The natt,"ri.al
I'nrF l rtg ' uk N i i.h 11111 t, Ca l tlll ry l to
sIIIt l t'., i l h :l lhet et I' l i' e]Iu t I( tF . ~ i. '
c s:1 s, 11t111 -t ltt't "'lllt 'h i .ll I 1i. t fl ir-t
niti' i'. h ii' t if til tci. f i i's :trted l ftirst,
ilrivl fi rstI . sill s is Te gh udeI IM ts ag
g Io N Aua . Ferissal ho~"Es oI
ne.l t (tit t' I rut lctionl l tith ' lllgl w h il l
tlcns . }'c. t i 1,1'r .1). ] i ' wtl its :I fill.
flinp t~ talk oy,\ '"r tl HII It n hl+Fi . "sithe
c'lllersillio ll 111 :1 Ih the t 1litport itu,'lt - '
rise. fln tteri.ll.. ''llh. t sl+ t tir llll w ork
w ill tl1,ro]:t l h lse lrldh',.rs.a in , felte
Idays nliX. Thf t!at \ill y:'I') things lip
i greI ,t den, ,
I b,"+\ ise the f t', thl l In l ger,'-: rillt
u ltl.). ill t!h" re',.m its 1f the br st.
TIh,.)y do nlo, .sylipl: thiz,
GOOD hilh the ;,natteu ll t ga1I'r
PLAY tle'"r's hertaclhc \he
,he lt1ds iee in Il i,, hase+
inil t. ly millornin . Telh, h ll w lllh
fret'ezcs tihl hits, is j s.;t wil:,t tih' to t
hll folltks :re 'I arning i I 'r. TI'h,,re has
(ditys t, n \its lspossih t l dull lg hlIst
W, Itk siith its Jtlle telli It uttlnr . ' h1l
oo~thItll +Ni tilt , ll n ct s 1 i ue.nce,
tok :Iil optimlliStic ltif'h yesterdai l andt
the (teail bentrill, itill whim Iers :,gain.
The hull sentilihent tilts all prodth ni
1altt. There acTr mi hears in Sight.
No, willt tth, coal m1ni. the clothing
lt m id tit" foot' tll nlt l m , th i're is
sonl j to. i the COt'lli g of brest.
JOHN DAILY'S PACER
WINS AT STATE FAIR
The 11, p:aing rmae at the state
ttts hiat'ill over 'estrd:Iy when
.Jhn it lTaly got to a Iong-distalce
tWh pl ,ho illid ltrought the good nets
from ltHe n;, t,, Ml+ssmn la that his
,r11 ,o. 1?d KI nm:te, hart v.n This last
\i tohr of t l big pae):1PTr 0'.1l " ats the
tulH.t gr': tif'yin) ~f ai sea rs of con
,ltess t~tlrinhg the en11m1m r. Al the
Kisl-]l and lioeZtnan, rnce moots hr
x. t in th,, .:+- class. M tr Daily it
n, \' p|ltning (11n entering his horse in
111, stat,' fair meet in Salt Lake ('it.
nlo\t WvOk.
OLD PIONEER DIES.
fri,.tals in Mi.ssoul:t ys'esterdly tht
nVs of Ill, thath of hlsI uncle, Peter
+'lmling, ;Lbont w.ptemher 4, at lial
lydlltf, o, ntll y \W'aterfor., I rland
I s+t,a" i'euting was w+ell ]koll\n bi
s utsll' rIside Nts of \11ssoll:, :nll the
lilackfoot valhey He ci'ne into this part
of 1te country, more than 411 y\,ara
lal tih'eet y. ars ago was It PI'notnitn
DANCE.
An informal dancing party will b
given at the Ritter Root ilnn F'rida
evening, feptemher 26, at 8:30. Gon
mulsii. Mlissoula friends are cordiall
invited. William Gebhardt, Manage
ENJOY AN
EASY SHAVE
The self-shave is more com
fortable and satisfactory in every
way. if the right kind of razor and
other requisites are used. Those
who buy their
Shaving Supplies
of us will become confirmed self
shavers. We have a line of the
most satisfactory goods made
High-Grade Razors
Safety Razors, Hones,
Strops, Mugs, Soaps, Bay
Rum, Shaving Powders,
Lather Brushes, Lotions,
Etc.
lA 'oninlete outlit will cost but
litti n lthint coinpllo rI.I 'd to 'ost of
shao ing rgularl at a barber's.
Let us .hw you our goods.
Missoula Drug Co.
Wholesale and Retail.
DITCH ON AVENUL
CHANGES CAR
SERVICE
STREET CARS WILL RUN BY
NEW SYSTEM OF OPERATION
ON DOWN-TOWN TRACKS.
01n .(eOlltillt of constructiot n i on the
1evW heating isill i-X'telsiont. thet street
railwvay tInalllllg'lltilent has been forced
to Illke(t solrt-e iantiges in the opelration
of tars o t Igginutl avlenui. The West
track of thet diubl line on the ave
nue will be hhl),ked to mnw. the pipe
layers to wirk It -ween the. tracks, lnd
this will f'ovr' :ill trafflic oi the single
line.
The mitst iliLp!rtitnt cf the chlanges
affect the opel-rati,,n tof the Port Mis
soubIt-Boinner line. Beginning at S
o'ciloctk this morning, the car from
Bionner will entter thile city on the
Cedar street trarls Itand leave- for thel
fort on Higgins Jcavenitle. The fort
('ar ho()n(1 for o rilaier will tulrn alt
glrn'ti str-t itt id leaveit the city' Iby
wily of 1"lront and t a1ttet streets.
The .e" for the fort will leave (o
dIr atI l lHiggints tiihe hour, and the
out-going H.nI{ner catlt'+eves Front and
Higgins at five inuittes botforte thet
houi r :11(Id hatte ll and I'o(lar on the
hoiur.
Thei utniiversity linte will he affected
ly a ch :int,. in the d(\wlltitow tor
mirlill. Iiir aI i it the tewi t-ssit n pe
riod ears wrill rutin oWly to r 'edr street,
leaving tlir,- on this hour and halt
hir. The nltiv car vill continue to
i1liin to t t the idep t ~ii-l '\till not hl e af
fI tedt l-y any schedutttttl cthang.Is
While this teilmporarl disriuption of
sl rvic, t it iil les street ratilway offi
cials turge that )citss.eners tting ont
cars i town, he c:ntions in crossing
the ditch. It i rill hse n eessiary to
reclive patSsOengeS oti the right side
iof tihe nars and tht s nerItessitatcsl
crossing thJ ( heating plant's ditich, but
th-erei will h li ll dangera if ian- in (i a t-(
Construction Work Starts.
N1 large crew of Mtri , s ill start
pl)ling Hiicins (ntVrier betweel n the
,ar tracks this nmornhing. The ln
is tit start lth dlar h froll the . llev
i ot', ivnn iralit and \ll iil slitreets and
1'i tvi t It ith t Ilcotlulli eoll dglil- the iite -
Iue. EI \ t il.t . t g thtl e e for the ior.
is )n hP at"gr lnd and no dlt' V is (,X
has ben stiuntiit at $50,00fh lr an will
Ihe ri'shel ilrougl h ti o an early cotIople
JOSEPH CRAIN DIES.
SJoseih r. 'rain, foirmerly a resident
otf Hamilton itid an old timer in the
flitter l i ti r lle -, did ryesterdal at
hi lt S eal ket . at,h \\as issed I
h right's disease. l' is survived s )' hi his
wife, two daughters, Mrs. Iavid lira-.
hal and Mirs. . I. 2.Williams, and a
funeral will he Ieid at Hamilton Sa
i Mr ('rain lived at tHa ilton
Suntil fiur ears iagol when ino and Mrs.
('rintl mnoed tin Salt Lake.
Notice of Missoula County
Warrant Call.
01 i" e of trcas '(rer (if Missoula coun
ty, Tholttal-. Nothice is hereby given
that on i hcto. er 1, lilt, I will pay all
out lstading .M i-mltla county warrants
registered in the contingent, general
:i a d poor fileds.
Interest (ill tit(, shove warrants will
c'ase Srptemibhir 30, 1913.
t'. . .1M'fAITHY,
County 'T'reasurer.
Autumn's
Good Things
Concord Grapes, 3 haslkets . $1.00
Just right for jell and Jaim; the
t long task*,t; the purple grape.
Sweet Potatoes, 5 Ibs. .... 2150
(.enittil,. Jerseys, of even size, well
rip'ined aid fhie for haking.
Hubbard Squash, each,.15, to 400
The hard Ilubibhrd squash with the
green rind and the yellow nmeat.
Plums, lh. 2 ¢. 3(1, 5.'
BAPTISTS ARRANGE
CONVENTION
PROGRAM
ANNOUNCEMENT IS MADE FOR
MEETINGS OF SIXTH ANNUAL
STATE SESSION.
'I'he tl'logral. of ser'\i'l'es and bIusi
ness sessions to be hild by 1Montana
Baptists \\iho will meet iin their sixth
ailllnnual state convention inl Missoula
( tolher 1, 2 and 3 was announced yes
terday. Itesides workers in Monltalna
ilaptist .ir'le's who \\ill speak there
will also be addresses by a lumber of
noltable minlisters from nother states
and workers inl foreign inissinll fields.
The list of addresses hits been ar
ranstgd so as to cover every depart
lnltit of homlle and foreligin church work
and also all natural iconvention buiisi
Iess. Ii addition thel programns of
lthe' different days provide l'or music.
Convention Opens Wednesday.
As a preface to the convention opien
ing thelre will bie all aI'ress on Tues
davy evening, Septiember 31), at 8
'cloc.k by Rev. 1). Ii. Proper, D. D.,
i( nllha, Neb., district suplerintendent
of the I olne 2lissioni socitty. On
Wed nesday mIorninlg the board of
imnatigers will meet at 8 o'clock. At
9: i0 there will be a pralyer and praise
service and Rev. James McNanmee will
deliver the president's address. A
butsiness session follo'wing will in
ltlue the appointlment of commnittees,
introduction of societty represenltatives
and ntw pustors, reiort of iominiatioi
I commnittee, election of offi'cers and re
port on the program.
Wedllnesdlay afternoonll will lie con
suitedll with convel(tinll work. Rev.
'Thomans Stephenson, stuperintendent of
missions, will make his repiort. R. L.
Stettzer will give the treasurer's re
Iort and these will ibe disetlssed by
thoi c \onvention.
In theilt evening alt 8 o'clock Rev.
Robert Kilcoyvne will deliver the aln
iinit sermon.
The session on Thursday opens with
a prayer land song service, followed by
a general discussion of Illissions, home
anud foreign. Staniding committees will
submit their reports. Rev. M. L. Rick
imanl will speak on hollme missions and
le\v. J. E. Thomas otn foreign work.
The address of the' morning will be
tdelivered by Rev. Howard Wayne
Smith, IU. D., of Philiadelphia.
Discuss Sunday Schools.
A session for the discussion of Sun
day school work, presided over by Rev.
L. (. ('lark, state Sunday school di
rector, is first on the afternoon pro
grain. Prayer ind ctenui ry verses
will foullw, after whitch Itev. 'fThotm.as
Huxleyt will make the report of the
Suntiday school colllllittee. Music ley
Mrsi. Harold High will follow. The
delegate's will then join in delivering
illessages.. from the Sunday schools on
"Wihat We' Plan to Do." C. I. Leb
kichier will discuss "llow a Man Can
Make Ilis Ilittrest in Sunday School
Count folr Sotmelthing" and Mrs. James
F". McNami e will talk on the topil,
"Some Things a Womnan Can 1)o ill
Suniday School Work." Ani address
on the Sundalty school work donll Ibv
the Amteritnn Bal:tist soc'iety will be
Ideliveredl i1, lie. Thomas l)ulin antid
the meeting will tl(journ after a short
IbIsineOSS SeSSion.
''hursda i'veiingg there will bie two
notatli ai idh',sses. Miss Isabelle
i('rawford. h\ io is a worker among the
tIndians in (klahorna, will discuss her
work, ald Rev. Joe P. Jac'obs of Kan
sis ilty, slllulilltendent of the Ameri
can it tltist 'uiblishinig society, will
detli\'ver the second address.
Friday Is Final Day.
Friday's session opelns with it praise
servi.e, ;t !t ,'clock, followed by re
ports Itroui all standling commni ittees
landl ti atldress lby George P. Conway.
Rev\V.V. I'. P.ttibone will speak on
"A lttlf Ihur \Vith the Bible."
In the aftern in there will he on
addretuss Iy li\. c'harles A. Cook, D. 1).,
of Spl:ucltil, i.lt secretary of the
lionie and Missitn society for the Yel
lo'stolne dl isi;n: a woimant's session
led bIy Mrs. I. It. Rathtone will in
elutde dticti,'nall service under the di
rectiol of ir vs. James I'. McNamee
and ad(dre'sses I, - Miss Isabelle CraIw
ford, Miss itubt Weyburn and Miss
Carrie Mlillsl1a.igh.
I'ritday v'\'(iit:, the final meeting,
will Ii' iln-It,'I with a session for
rot ltng In'pl'l. 'hiere will be addresses
by Reiv\. 1.' . I1. 'I!ark and Rev. ('harles
I.. Maxfeltd. :t missionary to the
Ph'ilillitn islaitts. Following this
iSs.sion Ihere t !ll blie services of filial
at Idjoutl illlrm it.
LOCAL SOCIETY
Pythian Circle.
The cirtl, w' Pythtan Sisters will
meet I'riilda 1fi mnoon at 2:30 o'clock
with Mrs \Vlli:in Wise at her home,
934 \ine street.
Christian Church Ladies.
The. I.:li,. .1 :, society of the Chris.
tiln churth l \ill meet this lftl.ernoonlt
with Mrs. \\ !. Dinsmore at her
home. S_2 Smoth fIifth .street west.
Epworth League Reception.
I11\itation.s hi: been issIuedI hy the
Epl orth 1,t agu", of the Methodist
church askilg :lll other church youlng
pleplehs so,'ithie of the city to join
thel inll \ve'lOlling new colmers to
Mllssoula. This reception will he held
'riday eit\Iningl inl the church lpatlors
lind IoVr' 0 .' O uiii person in lissu.iula
0will he' mali ..\,tlcome there at that
title TherI \\1 xII be a short progrtaml
fotllovedI ho i s., ial hour with refresh
milt its.
Engagement Announced.
f1riendls. xhiio knew Albert Birch of
the Birch & s~ons contracting firm
during his r'',enat residence in Mis
souia, will be inlterested In a clipping
from the I'Far;, l,'orum of recent dtlte
announcing his engagement. The
Paper stater : "The engagelment i i
of!ss MIagdalent Carpenter, daughtter
of Alr. iand Mrs. Carpenter, to Mr.
Albert Birch was announced at the
Your Breakfast
REGULATES your day to
a greater extent than you
realize. If' you have a
good meal to start with, you can
work harder and more effectively
and the world will seem brighter
than if your first meal is not right. Flour is
the basis of your breakfast, as it is the founda
tion of all your meals. Your toast or your
Ask your rolls, or your cakes---whatever form of bread
Grocer you eat---is the mainstay. To have a good
for breakfast you must have good flour in your
Missoula kitchen. Missoula flour is good flour. Do
Flour
you use it?
Western Montana Flouring Company
party given Monday afternoon at the
Carpetinter home on Foilrteenlth street
south."
Daly Addition Mothers' Club.
An interesting meeeting of the Daly
A.dditlon Mothers' club will be held
Friday afternoon at 2:30 'clock in
the DalY addition chapel. Miss Miii
tell, special instructor in primary work
in the Missoula public schools, will adl
dtress the ladies. She has promised to
bring specimens of work done and of
materials used in kindergartens, and
her talk will le of practical :enefit to
mothers. All who are interested,
whether members of the club or not,
are cordially invited to be present to
hear Miss Ilinzell.
McDonald- Greaves.
Miss Nellie McDonald and .Tamnes
Ciraves were marnried at S o'clock liast
even\ing at the home of the bride, 2011
South I.' o, rth street west. r(.v. . J. N.
Ma leai D). D). lperfornmed the (cre
mlalO y ill the es I el' ce or ll(' ab, out 12 rela
tires of the bride and groom. The
house w\ias made ilbntiful wit h sweet
tics ainld asters for the ocalsioni, and
there -was a wedding supper served
after the c(.re imn. Mr. ;ad Mrs.
l tav.s left i t on-, fitr iOlllti, andt
after ;I short visit there they trill go
1, th.eir in."\ ht 'si il [l lecrsil.rg,
\ i Mr. r a.-s is ongaged inl
businss.
THE WEATHER
It is a little doubtful if the equinox
should Ihe male to take the ttamn for
yesterday's weatller. The firw dl: I
precedling ecmhl easily ie laid to that
,tperiodical d.sturtiance, , httt a hoi:In
frost is outsidi, even the capers of the
lequinoix. At I; o'clock vitestertdav morn
ing the thirmometeir stoold below
freezing ant the weather was mniade
i even more terrifyin g tlY a h(envyl frolst
It failed to war it ilp lt all thlrough
the lday and it was t.ndolubtedly the
tmolst like winter of any dlay sincle last
spring. Ioll,wilng Is the weatlher inl
the observer's figures:
I Maximum .n .......... 9
Minilnum . ... 2
At 6 a. m.
Thlermome.tter ....... S
At 6 p. m,
Thermnometetir ........... 47
Bar moltortel . - ........... 21.7
S.outhllt 'st wind.
WIND FANS FIRES.
('hico, tal . Sept. 24.--4hrush andi
grass fires w\hich sweptIt 80,1000 acres
of foothill lund last w\eek have ,,been
fanned to ntow fury by brisk iwinds,
and today threatetned many orchards
andil homes. A friendly wll illd aillnd
scores of fighters (cointlrol the flamites
tonight within 200 Yards of a smatll
settlement. The fire gut into sonme big
timber, biut was clheeked before s
riouts damnge had hi,.en wrought.
A PLOT IN TOKIO.
Tokio, Sept. 24. ---A ot to assassi
nate the JilapanesiHe minister of foreign
affairs, IIarlon Nobugai Makino, anil
dyniamite thei forcign officie, has pieen
lnelarthle by the piollie. A miner \\holi
hald stolen explosi\ives for this pIurllpose
has been airrestled.
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Today Just Like Home BEST
VAUDEVILLE
Two Big Comedy
Musical Acts
Direct From the Pantages Circuit
HERE TIHEY ARE-EVERYBODY IS GOING
The Musical LaMoines Karl Karey
A Imn tsial it that will k lol n you New i Y rk s ininiaturel I lIarL t 4L
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Zeb's Musical Career The Adopted Brother
lEdisn 'orndy. A .sldnlidtl dramatic offvring.
TIL v 1to vil, I ,i II i dL y I 'l ar' t%%1 (11 till th r ill t - Iy f In i Ll 11t 5ot l ss51
h l :afLrLt' Iht IIs ill a IL the'Se' t;alentedL L artists.
Same price of admission. Adults, 15c; Children, 10c
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ISIS
Tonight and Thursday
The Jeweled Slippers
In Two Parts
Deals with that shrewd detective,
toge.ther with diamond-decked
fuootgear and the daring of" a band
of smugglers tryinl to outwit the
customl officials.
Old Moddington's
Daughters
A peach of a Vitagraph comedy.
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Today's Program
"The WP'if"
Broncho
An excitilg story of a beautiful
westernl iril's pluck.
"Redemption "
Thanhauser
,Florence La odie is here shown
ill (one of her very host roles
of the year. The story is a strik
ing one of a man's reformation.
"The Gypsy Queen"
Many splendid comedy situa
tions in this excellent laugh
producer, with Mabel Normand
and the Keystone fun-makers.
(omig Satlurday in two poower
ful reels
"The Stolen Woman"
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