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aARBER &
MARSHALL
Your Money's
Worth
Tf at is IIhit n try ( ,
0nee h tnnir, ,raten t i tn' ~
for i i n r ll in 1Si. i. t
"Money back" if not as represented
Fuel Facts
Talk Number Two.
At. l . . Econ
ony of Cook ng I
quick, sani
tary uual convenient t
Any Kind of Cooking
i less effort
' r less chance of failure th¶ t
ideal fuel,
t ! gas is '1 Most
Economical Fuel. It ', nt
e'rl". rn-,", . S it i~r t11
ready to
use it, iit ,,t turn it off
. is t t l a , I
th, r. e b I, liltt Simmering Burner
ati1 saves the gas ,
i ic ye- . .li' top burners
th entire meal ,
ai USE THE OVEN FOR BAK
ING : !f n - U I fr * r roast
and vegetables,
The use of Gas for cook
ing is not expensive, but
the user often makes it so.
Missoula Gas Co.
Important
ittrýa ,< 1 5r~ I i ,,"t,~ ,
Vili In' 1. ~ I
Bitter Root Valley
Irrigation Co.
N. M. Jones
.1!i ttf :ic t-L w.ll r
eull I. ...... .... ,n
Chiropractic
Adjustments
]1 ve r tured many tor
t in r lr
(irudu is II" I .tw
F. GX. Moore, I). C.
'1ropr~ lix. L.adIv a utaut.
Hammond Block Phone 1084
Missoula
Auto Company
Store your car with us
Full line of supplies
HENLEY, EIGEMAN & CO.
GROCERS
115 Higgins Ae rine
Bell Phone 87; hd I hone 474.
The beat of Everything in the Market
SEND YOUR PARCEL POST MAIL
ORDERS TO
Smith's Drug Stores
FOR DRUGS, KODAKS AND
BARBER SUPPLIES
FOR RENT
Good 7-room modern house neal
Uni ereity.
Pettitt, Newlon & Gage
on tuke ran.s
i'rist-y her u 11 mbins, thel sid
.o sarý"lt' t 1 . hve say you e el,
WORDS TO 'ro ! ick, l lift.:
COLUMBUS th say that c'e t
hit s todl lazy anti
ln at th st' 't' n t'~d
us ad: td:
lo t tin t' a tyira t
0.
the , cl,.tree tlthe thi~nas :iainst You
if vat
'tats! t<:ir , lt~ lt s It iot' lo
t y, r -t i, i" . 1:4, t thle stuff
1t iLe . n tt' lihi, t
r*0 a th k f iat lot
l ,il",
St n l!st
tha n,.at ri
piH ,n ", ,m ttLedy
- r. a'1 m t I t to r: s for|
1 ' a tih t h 1r ti O l- tI is e
riii Isr. a' Il1 .t l iinriff (larklio
a=t I e" a, f hL 1-iai Sionl. sn nt
t or.:itt r Hart of aens
LIMIT OF ti nt foron. watt
PATIENCE ine a no iotiimab~li Hi
:'ut of ltb Vtoena
ao erth ut mi ri lnhr of thair
irdt, o t it~o salntf
it S 'it -t hid
10 7 ~ 1to 511
Sl i f l<.1 t ti^ , i rom. Ptt riff "larire
T l. ta to allh 1
arnl~~ ~ ~ ~ tir,,ii-t ý ti u', "mals it-i
re flo t taort iom ns -
LIMITod w}1 :0 0 1t orin itois it-i
I whit if thta ,0 v.
01Ta iK to*dvisia Itf Inth. u
i ~. t hp i Oftr~ ru~nhr of0 tlni
iH t tin it 1 a n
ith
!''! t t l i II .i' al t S s atoI
'111011 .-tu thil l t' Louisan'
t.a,1} i i, pou d i thrf l sh i.
~r t'ol t ut ienday,
Tl' worn timnrh
th,
. i : til l i i h
NOTHING
EXCITING I ti,.,t
_,.: f, !i k "r 1 r," eth not, th .. ?,",
I~~~~~~ uIl-\.s : l, t 'Hit" h"f i ~
- r i.i P a ol f its nn'
ti n,'t~tog ~v,'inuý. The most
,'Ht that I
int-o rt as "ahirch
v I r, I liin t!., , i. T ii 'Tre wr,I
- I i, 1 At intervals,
ill ilou h the :,ttern'on, 'Phe t11is
n.,;!;t t, l,"lh nrom weu called rnoll
itim t. " ," hts. tine vwantdI
ra,4r*s catcher
-and the range of
a eta xt I n I 'Hi t r that down t~
rae8of the player',
I ,oi: ,rt afto r th
-1: 1 ie-fire. YVt- Nu,
ial 'f th ilt- tl ionship in HI-H
,r . tI- l Ingat'tm-r nts
fi -iind that it more
i 1 l' in;. the ,t ek of r at
11t 'ii ilHi is not alone in
eatn s s 1y It tor,-~I, pievement. 11,re
Itt r, solol lill-s frotti
OTHERS I ili.- Man lAhltt
bys- ;I Wal ter .loner;
thlls' tell th~e lul ~f trouble in Texaý,s,
'"v :1 1 m1 is r l"i~t th, ranee aB fr',uble
l , huistling toltn
,' Ilt tih li ving i lmo n,
iii tht it ýtt.it ill ttiijl-l sicet fi,
t i tti, it l i j aeain;
I r~ Ill ~rf"itndit hie sirio et hb ne i to
'i i I i a n l, th a t' s i htu i at I ile y d o :
In ti t~IiIt ~et it "lh ollt and flat,
'nd give it I- h-i l-l loItin rt p nt,
Atil the tl-ailt is ai shritik of feat'
t'rnlls ifn tinth citaeuh
Ilr"l is Inisla his sis sky twtrench!
Ani tlss Iih ti it Int ;ilr allround
hnilt thit re taei litrech is found!
Anil wth,"n tilt-\ tmin the dirt in tight,
in s1it le~vel., off ;,!1 right,
[ndi it in he1 i th hady rtwite
Ilnd mtake a street as is t srnttet
I iv buttent an, and brick on that
i l the liiaitm roller i-ak s it flat,
tilia thn y tire that hi nent
throug a ul through
' a line of pipe or two!
T'Itin theye repair gemt and it lies
stlulily beneath thll srnalmer skies
I or, it ,nay he, a ,lan or two,
Then the re's a eerer to ru-n thrilgh!
NoIt when some one you chansi to
! meet
'Talks of the "busy nit,- street"
ThatI u ht t he b aei ns in this man's
town
'The street that's getting up and
And, rolling over that 'way, till
It just seemts like it can't lie still,
TI' YOU believe in practical co-op
iration; something that will redilte
living expenses, tIn] do it now, send
your ialte to It'onlmuoity Develop,
mneat Co., 115 S. Higgins Ave.-Adv.
Quality Prescription Superior
Purity Pharmacy Service
S moe dlrup; sto~es devo~temore e to the conmmercial side of their
hnsinetss than t tthe p.ofe ssioti. 1e have always tried to rutnintain
the cieinttfiei stanriard hhiih is required of high-class drug shores and
ait gd l to have ii St il kn wn is the Prescription Pharmatia.
IHavi yittr preseriptixis put up here where pure ingredients am '.
xiirt iipitnding will insure just the results tnticipated by yollii;r : i
ilin. \V', ix nivttily assaeted iiruts and employ registered pharixt
tiherefire , A ixtc sxttei gueianiee purity, aceuracy and reioiStiilet
prices. Let is fill y. r next I rescription.
Missoula Drug Company
Wholesale and Retail Druggists
FINE FIRE RECORD
ON THfE 1010
FOREST
FEWER FIRES AND LESS LOSS ON
NATIONAL RESERVE THIS YEAR
THAN EVER BEFORE.
The binn al 'iii tiii't fii t th' itit -
OIri. f fres Fre
ii' 'i t-i ats t e'l I t f irei ti e t i `tore
thn (Orest h :ts' tii'h'ttl ' in - iv it'rllt
1tou. 11, t it aitt - l iid aIt tTt
fxrix st e' tin uish.ti fir-' s dx rit t th,
sn irtir. NeuIr!\ all ..f theca fures Ware
isrovered uanl lt nC t a emfpe r thToo .r ,
h~u~md ~v- r ne thall iW arras andf
ll ii tot llt.-t'xal 'i'u-id. the forest
I it- ii . Fi ir- ' kl tt.l off if na
rittn l f Lre t h n'i i nnel t t ntir,"lý'. rn
111/',"Thr ' - ,(n:1r l , re ý f an a,"rr to gove-rn
menr t Lind I..ing bior -d, Kith pra,'
Origin of Fires.
\a9 114110~. t"ons i,-alar tcl utarr than half
if th1 , fro w v re" startted he rn -ailra s.
The forrst . ,rt it+ maim tnf ai ft aill
t,.tr~1 of tlh, n tir n."nr ,] Alt lli
branrh ,f th," ANrthorn Parifir rail
ra~l !n-on 11 sin t~ Loo,,kout and fl-~i
St. I;, týs to quils- . 1Thn 1,trnlLne"1
: I , , - li ý,.il .\ tlt r ullo cal; , v u-t ,'i ll'e
+nd , ., i t in ruv"r- i" V I~ n of the
rtr 'i~ t i l !1it f is s t
", ~ f tht, secti,,n rits, lilt no t
I II lone the- \~rthernt P'ainei roill
,F SI. I'unl xr.tdjinin tht, Lnlo or
Campers, Too.
t'ntoývtr-re- onn'iblr fir 15, fires
which th" ruing -re ,=< ine -ce . A
la :, ;i' i th,"sr Wer't ( RI pf , r r't l+"rt
1~' lit nar i ts a I.,i 10 e ek.
Frfr" v Tro s10ar011 h} liihtuing ill
J un, n1 th,' first part ~f J.hil
r etns iithli" co-~Ie-rneilv, as'- tuinc
w~as >givn tit, Loln foret in the wonrk
nt i, ntr~n The :Ana,-nnda f'eop
bier Mini us co' pullyn furnistle'c tWO
~unals hosing' iih, f r,- arasont, tho state
ý,f M" -tuna ;ti ,,*lm tho Northe'rn la
fic htiway wnp lly in.- Tiu-so tT~iel
vv rk dire, tl> unthi r th, 5 l0 ri ision of
Il, -rest se'rvi n, hotll , 0 1 ~ p i, by thus
n-~eratiui -ntg com itth ~r 1110 -tut,.
FOR GRAND LARCENY
YOUTH GOES TO TRIAL
Victor Morgan, a '1th of 1S, was
1lke,"n to Deer Lot e Lst night by
iheriff neville t P'in I i unit- to
-afnd trial oi a itchirg, of grand lar
, on). The off, nse was commiitt1'd onl
'trit a i night ihen, it is :ifl-gi-d, Žtor
-.n M nter+d ;t roorn il tihe A~lllranoe
iotcl int1ri Ier ligu and stole an
, irtnlt, liti of c-iothiis and it moe
thi r articles, all vilued at $S5. lit
e + rn+" dire( tli to Missoula unid was1 or
,+"slod. AlorO n (0(101 to 31issoubt and
iinfde-d in the 'ul-ity jail after he tait
siieiiistfiily scnit1red -ioIne real moneyv
for a phony ten-dollar till. The hill
wits petrfertit Itlnk on one side, but
Morgan tise,]l it at Link's store. ior
tuinately he had spent but 70 cents of
it when arrestei, or at any rate tn hail
19.i1, which trill go iaik to make ithe
traud guid. [Ti1 luan who lost Ith
clothes came fri- I-ier Lodge Sa
uirda- after-oin and reported his loss
to the jutleu, hto-n it was found that
the description lilt Kn e :1nd4 the on
furnished by linti wxeiie the iiiimIi. The
arrest 'tas mladilte shortlY after that
tirn
BROTHER T1 JOE BUSH
WILL PITCH FOR CHANCE
Irat pitcher as Leslie hist is, he
in ill h1' ovrshtisuwimited, says his ciusin,
Toms 11501 of louttle. But the glut} will
all ti 1e11t in the family, for the com
ing king is Leslie's younger brother.
The Aniuonda Standard is first with
this inti-resting ntews and tells It as
a|follo s:
Fied -ush, at brother of the Phila
I delphia pitchler, It semi-professional
lpitchit, now living int Great Falls, has
been signed by Frank Chance of the
New York Aiericans and expents to
go to tthe Hiighltnr nit n (l next spring.
"This ntews iines fronI fio Bush, a
cousin of the Athletfc pitcher, who Is
I in emplo e of the ialitalli W'mhmoIon
ioimpany. Fredi- in f right-hander and,
In contrast to Leslie, Is more than 6
fIet tall. He is 17 year.- aII nid his
first baseball experience canl oi the
(eit htils high school rliib. He shut
oat the Billings lproffssi' nt ti and was
i conuended to Chance.
'Fred will be a betty litcher than
Li-nlie and there will be in-i Kush ist S
among the best class of theirs in a few
I years now,' said theiri cri-usin last
night.
SLEDGE FOR SLEEPER.
Joe liarnaby, a reservation half
breed', aas found souonl islSlit on ii
sintnty corner of Stevens lireet Iy a
111li-e officer yesterday aft'tltrioon and
taken to the station as the start of
i rock-pile gang. Joe has 1ein a fre
neat sidewalk slumberer anI on it
i-ry oi'nsion (of arrest his stently us
'ertedl that he would starve like a
otffrlag'tte before he ~ituld swing a
hammer. Now the police are deter
niniesr he twill work, ani an interest
ing scene may be expected this morn
TO TEACH IN HIGH SCHOOL.
Ian TV. Fitzpatrick his lieun em
tltyed by the Missoula county high
school hoard to assist tie instructor
in sinual training at ti,. high school.
i-r Fitz;' trick is an exl- it att hltlnist
;i:l li will give nit cing hours ti
teaching, taking the pIat r, sigiiael by
Pr. f-'sn r Gross, recentI; of the uni
versity faculty, who il.] some teiching
also it thu high school.
MASONS, NOTICE.
SpeI iu communicatiit Isi rinny
ilmge No. 49, A. F. and .\. Al.. 7:30
this iveitink. F. C. lugr.e. Visiting
M1asons tv-I- rutn.
I . 1'. AVERY, i-cretary.
-Adv.
POULTRY ASSOCIATION.
Th'' r-i will he ;, teeting in the city
- all 't lanta . en- it I g at S Itllock to1
lsuse the otaing state show. 'itt
II 'ptltri t fanciers are requested It at
ItrEt- .\uv.
MUSIC DEPARTMENT MEETS.
The tIusic deu-irtitent of the Win
at'i- club will meet this afternoon witll
Miss Eva 'tffee -it her home tit i11
t I-t-i of South Higgins avenue and i
Fifth street.
From the time of the
earliest Egyptian, Phoenician,
Greek, and Roman physicians
straight down to the present
day, mineral waters have been
considered the oldest and
ablest curatives known.
Standing alone in its class,
the high regard in which
WHITE ROCK WATER is
held by the doctors of today is
attested by its enormous sale.
APPLICATIONS for steam
heat service are now ready
at our office. All persons
desiring this service should
sign applications at once so
that we have ample time
to arrange for connec
tions.
Where the service pipe is not ex
cessive in length, the Light Com
pany will run the service to the in
side of the property wall. The
heating customer will make connec
tion from this point to his own
heating pipes.
All services to be on a meter
basis, the right company furnishing
the meters.
Missoula Light & Water Co.
OR9ERS Of PYTHIAS
SEND MEMBERS
10 BITTE
MONTANA KNIGHTS AND SISTERS
MEET IN BUTTE FOR THREE
DAY CONVENTION.
The 'Montana lodges of the Knights
ai thisters of Pythias will meet in
tate convention beginning today, in
Butte, where the first lodge in the
state, Damon No. 1, which was
founded 29 years ago. The Butte
ltdge it expecting delegates from all
of the 41 Montana lodges. From Mis
soula rwill go six members of the Sis
ters and four knights. Two are grand
officers. irtd W. Zeh is inner guard
If the grand lodge of knights nmt
.Airs. Zbh is protector in the associate
tor er. Tie delegates are Mrs. I tr
r, Mrs. J. .1. Itaker, .11rs, W illiamn
Kendrickl, Mrs. J. Rt. James, Mrs. Zeh
and .Mrs. Ida Woodson; Will cave, 1'.
C. Stoddard, F. W. Zeh and WV. W.
Mciirmick. They will leave this
evening on the tutte local.
A program of entertainment has
hten provided by the Butte lodge that
t ill leitve no idle time on the dele
gates hands. This evening there will
be a reception and dance at the K. P.
hall. Tuesday morning the- grand
lodge of both orders will convene and
the k/ights will hold a competitive I
drill. The remainder of Tuesday and
WVeednesdav ,c ill be taken up largely
with affairs of the grand lodge. In
the evenings it is planned to hold in
tertainments of variouis kinds includ
ing a high jinx lby the Dramatic (Ir
der of the Knights of Khorasan.
During the three days the headquar
ters of the ladies will be the Finlen
hotel and they will hold their meet
ings in the Pythian castle. The
knights will convene In St. George's
hall, I'enterville. In place of the
regular banquet, lunches will be
served every noon at the T'ythitlan
castle, S tuth Main street.
THE WEATHER
It was "tood Indian" summer yes
terday with a bright warm sun and
t tma'ptt un tar tdegrees higher thin
irevailed during last week. The
tieasant w'e:tther for a Sunday walk
vus not neglected actd strollers were
intuntered on the streets all over
'twt. An unofficial prediction has it
:hat the Indian and his style of sum
nir has made his camp for a while,
tnd tertainly he will be supported by
he hopes of everyone. Following are
lie official instrument readings:
Meeximumte ... 7
Alintit- --n - 39
At 6 A. M.
Thermometer - - .39
aiartniter .. ..26.75
At 6 P. M.
Thermometer (14
Partmeter . ... .. 26.52
Southwest wintl.
Use Bassett's the Original Native
Flerbs for constipation and rheuma
tisrn; 50 tablets er qt 25c at all drug
gists.-Adv.
MISSOULA THEATER'
Three Nights
Beginning Oct. 13
World's Greatest Picture. $100,000 Production
Victor Hugo's Masterpiece
Les Miserables
Taken in France, with eminent stars of the French
stage in the leading roles.
Special Orchestral Accompaniment
An exquisite interpretation of the great master
In Nine Full Reels
Prices 25c and 50c. All Seats Reserved
Special Matinee Today, 2 p. m.
ALL CHILDREN WILL BE ADMITTED FOR 54
Bijou Theater
Entire Change of Program Today. Show Value for
Your Money.
Features? Bah! See This One
Without the other acts this would easily he a house
packer.
Magician Henella and Company
Another Orpheum Act Presenting
ROS The Singing Head
The World's Wonder
ACT TWO.
MACK an? HELD
Pedestal Dancing, Comedy Singing, Champion Bag
Punching
On the Bijouscope, Vitagraph Presents a Big Feature
Film in Two Parts
Under the Daisies
A Prettier Story Was bNever Told
Educational Travel
"Birds of Prey" "Sicily, the Picturesque"
Two Beautiful Pictures in Natural Colors
DON'T FORGET THE SPECIAL MATINEE FOR
TODAY
~d F 4
"TlE~ IIOUSE OF' COMF'ORT"'
MATINEE DAILY 2 TO 5
TODAY'S PROGRAM
"HEARTS OF THE DARK"
REL ANCE
A thrnvldmn frmtepn o rr tH sl ,dalng wIth life
i~~~~~~~~~ n tes ms Amatric ofhatul e nim t an tende heart
"THE LOVE OF CONCHITA"
A st''t wixtil a jit ndit t M xhtea -itt ng., wit h an exciting entling. Con.
chtit-,a it-rtd ip inisht git P contix tnatinured of Ren rlts, in out
Ittw. Rthe ~ Iarious st.n l re Iii tirrin g int el handlttded.
"WHAT FATHER SAW"
KEYSTONE
A tornedy if boltie gvlttyet and ral lauoghs, with the Kex stne' merry
makers.
"WILLIE MINDS THE DOG"
KEYSTONE
A ttnijti inti hilait i nx toeedy, wxt it th e Kestune fat mean who has
mi de mil l tioniirs I iugh
rThe Empriesa Ptitc (rittin and (oniert 0Orchextra.
Tomorrow-Mutual Weekly-New Show a ly.
Second-Hand
Sewing Machines
FOR SALE AT
Hoyt-Dickinson Piano Co.
SNAPS IN WALL PAPER
For a short time, to clean
up stock.
Simons Paint and Paper
1 House
Oxy Acetylene
Welding Plant
REPAIRS, TIRES, SqPPLIES, ETC.
CHICAGO GARAGE
O'rn for business day or night.
223 West Stain.
Bell Ph n Ts. 17171
IF. A. Mix & Sons
GROCERS
Wood, Hay, Crain and
Provisions

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