The Daily Missoulian. [volume], November 07, 1913, Morning, Page 2, Image 2

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CRAIGHEAD LEAVES
FOR EASTERN
" CITIES
PRESIDENT OF UNIVERSITY RE
GRETS ENFORCED ABSENCE
FROM BIG GAME.
"In'm going to have to nikli. tho Yale.
H.arvald football gaume sere ' snu
stitutle for the Va sity-Aggies gamle,
and I hate to do it."
Such was President .:. 1:. haig
head's eleventh-hour lr'ot"st g:iinst
the impulsions of luty, registerrtd :i
hie climbed on 'the North t',ast Limited
yesterday, bound for WaCsllington and
New York.
Dr. 'raigheiad is going t specnd a
month in the east ii order In atitentl
the annnial lmeetilng of 1the st illi
versity lpresidents,. o h baltd i W ash
ington next w.eel.., and 1the ytrly ses
.ion of the ('arnegi, i , hi ,diled
for NeSw Y ,rk a ek I:.i ,r. tI:th are
imnlportant assemblies, ;tad the presi
dent of Mlot tatins university ,,ill take
an imlortant part in each, lbut the dt
Inantls of both hartllt makhe uI to 1)r.
* raigheld for his erifori-td alsenie
romn Montana filtd on Nveil b(er 14.
The head of the university will go
from Missuil t straight to Watshington.
The presidents of all the state univer
siti,-s in thil c,,initry will meet in the
eapital on N , on et-r ii t , dislcuss
t(on (ion problems and Ito lay out pl;ms
for uIODm]n advallment ill. 'hibs me0el
itg will continl until November 14. t
lIr. tI'r.iighteatd ts invit-d t make
a f'rial att:dres" tIIef(re his ltlle iiges,
but declined. I.,1 has se.veral mttrs
of importance to discuss, howl), r, ind
will present certain of ,M ntana's edu- 1
eational pIroblems during thet rather in
formal session dvoted ito haphazardt
debate upon current difficulties.
(In November 11 the ipresitdent will
go to New York, where the c'irniegi'
hoard, of which he is a. inmember, holds
its annual meeting.
In p-reparing for his journey east,
Dr. Craigheal didn't worry muchI about
the mntetings hie is toi attend; his fore
most thought was of the footbaltll gameLI,
the varsity is to ptlay here inext \veek.
Throughout the itrd llca ig w.ti l whictl
the (Grizzlies ihave 'condu'cted all fall
the president has tibeen a icnsistent
helper. Ill it was who broughllt the
tlea out of the silllump that was at
the nadir when the varsity rliet the
Utah Aggies. Ile convinced the mrien
if the necessity of hi(ating the Aggies,
and cheered them to the brilliant fight
that brought aboutt the P'arnlers' downl
fall.
'The boys have promised to tele
grlaph the sc'ore tio ie," said thei iprelsi
dent, "il Ia'll huve, t" h,. comtnt ,ithl
that.'
MISSION VALLEY MAN
LOOKS FOR ATTENTION
Mart Sullivan, twho lives int the t li' -
sion valley, north of Ilthe ison Istiir'V.
is a Missoi la visitor. 11t says the l,',,
Idle in his district are wondetlring what
has become of their ipetitiolns Io t hi.
state admninistration, aLskillng for a right
of Way for ia road ithiclh will enable
thetal to get to Mission ctreelk fotr di,
nmostic water supply. They hlave sent
several petitions to the gover nor, :sk
ing that they ihe given it rad across
somen statt land which lie-s bIetween
their farms alid the ctreek. 'rfihe hiute
received no atissA.etr illland are .wt dCieilng
whether or not they are to 1( : lltn\ld
in go through the state.i titti wVili'h is
in the isonll reserve area.
SETTING VACATED.
The setting of the crse of 'V. \V.
White against the city of Hissoiiul was
vacattd for tlhe( teril yesterday. ill dte
tiartnient No. 2 of lthe districtl (<t-'I.
White Irought suit against the city to
-oi 'oie ,oi , w tith tl t slifficitit aill...
Natural
Food
Nature has filled the well-known cereals, Wheat
and Barley, with the various food elements for
building body tissues and for storing up energy in
the system.
Grape-Nuts
FOOD
Made from wheat and harley, has long been known as the ideal
food for athlete, invalid, man, woman n arid child.
It is promptly digested by the wo:kest stmonich and is qluickly
available in thi Ilo~d for ri.,-bildirlg waste boidy, Irain rand Inervii
cells-the natulral SUliply of a nattlral waste.
"There's a Reason" for Grape-Nuts
Sold by Grocers Everywhere.
OUCH! PAIN, PAIN,
RUB RHEUMATISM
AWAY
GET INSTANT RELIEF WITH A
SMALL BOTTLE OF OLD-TIME
"ST. JACOBS OIL."
Stop "dlsing" rheutmatism.
Its pain only; liot on- case in fifty
requiires internal treatment. Rub
soothing, lenetrating "St. Jacobs Oil"
right on the "tender spot." and by
the time you11 say Jacl(k Robl)inson
out immllllC the rhetitumatic pain and
distress. St. Jacobs Oil conquers
lanin! It is a harmless local rhetl
mat ismn cure.' which never disappoints
and dtoesn't Iurn or discolor the skin.
It taies piain, soreness and stiffness
from aching joints, muscles aInd
boneis: stops sciatica, lutnmlb go, hiback
atche. neuralgia and redurieis swelling.
Limber ulr! lGet a small trial bot
tle of oni-time, honest "St. Jnoabs
itil" frottm any drug store, and in a
Imomentt t you'11 lie free from pain is,
ao.l's land stiffness.-Adv.
CIHANGE IN FRAT RULE
ASKED BY COMMITTEE
"I'The sthde-t conmnrittee on fraterni
ties of the Illi'rsity mit last night
iand drew up it report to the faculty
adllvising a change in the "pledging"
rule. 'The fiaculty last year atdopted
regulatitons provitd ing that fraternt
ties cian pledlge nio freshilti' to Intm
hership. Not until the .lose of a
stiultlnt's fre'lshlman- year can lie le
"hid" b n fratternity. 'The difficulty
of maintaining fraternity houses with
si:mall ntumberls has led the student
coinn ittee to :ts tlhat !ledginlg ihe,
permitted at the close of the first
semester.
CO-EDS PREPARING
FOR ANNUAL STUNTS
T'he cu-cds at the luniversity have
appolinteid commtniitt ees to take care Iof
arrangements foir the twit big Craig
hall stituts of the year. The first is
thlle ,.-d promi, which is scheduled
for i- xt \weIk: the s( cotllt is the in
nual I 'hristinus lti jinx. Ha.%s and
girls :ialternat,e ill lpresenting the lli
.linl:. Last yial the tment set a. new
high-eater nark it ith a splendid
l ,le rtinl. 'This \vinter the co-eds
Illii to esIltltish a fresh recourd. The
affair is held ont the last day ibefore
the Ch'lristmas holidays.
FOREST ATTORNEYS
TO HOLD CONFERENCE
WV. '. lhtnderstn, head of the legal
detpartment of district No. 1 of the
forestry dptliim nn-ti expects to leave
Saturday lr' Salt .liake City to attend
a c III onference of fiorestry attorneyvs
called by I'riintcis J. ('affey, chllief of
the delparln.ntal lawyers. The meet
ing is signiticlant is it is the first
gathering of lthe attorneys in the de
partmenlt. It will colnsume several
days of next week and will Ie givenll
iCver to distcuissions of the work int
their offices anid of their relation to
lither inIs in the department of jus
FRESHMAN BALL.
'l'The univers\' ity freshrmlle will entter
tain tI-h s iophot reI at i ai. LI 1:1 rad
ball this ee inig. "The infants have
illa e grea' pri' t ilis fliet liltte iVe'li t.
i'iistlIuinI ar I ,'tli ll1,1' ;t great
DIRECTORS CHOSEN
FOR BASEBALL
SEASON
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
ALSO GOES ON RECORD AS TO
PARK-TO-PARK HIGHWAY.
T'.o implr(tant qulestions were cen
sidtered last iight by the execultive
commnitto of the e e(h: nhimer of 'om
morce.
Ilvi business mtni( were selected to
act as directors of the new baseliall
asIlsoi tion. The'l consent of these
naen \\is secured; theyl will serve for
lthe ear as i hoard] of manalgers of
the M issoilna baseball htub. Tlheir
names \\ ill be presented at 1a hase
ball smeltier, ti lthe hold Molndlay niight.
All Iiisiness men and others xho are
interested in tithe baseball problem
Iare ilirged to lie resent. The names
of the direc tors will lie tpresenIted at
the smoker and with this list as "a
lisis. :i new ixasoiniliatinil will be or
ganiz ed iniimediately.
The second qillstioin xwhicth the
commnittee coinsidered was brought p)
biy a letter front the Duirliy ("omnter
ciii club in which Mtissoul:n was
asked to cotntribute to the funld for
-10 construction of a road over the
(tiliion pass into the Ilig Iole from
the T '.tter Root. This matter was
(i S('cuii d very tlihoroughly. |ln wvere
hi-arl who hiave heien over the routes
tropoisel and their test imony wxas
given cuarefull con sideration. Asa re
stiult of the disciiissionl the secIretary
was itstrulted to writve to the Dariby
people that Missouilla will contribuliite
her share of this rlioad fuiil if the so
icaled lathaway rutiet is selected,
bliii will give nothling in case the
other route is ehosen.
Detaiils Wcrc also discu-ssid of the
plan to close all places of liusiness
ont the afternoon of Niovember 14.
during the football game. 'T'he com
mittee has learned that all business
men are favoralieo to the plan nnd
it x as arranged last night to makte a
lively campaiign to secure a large at
tendance at the game. Every man
who eloses his store should go to the
game. It is not enoulgh merely to
close, t1t1 there should not ie a: man
left on this side of the river vwhile
llhe play is on.
Secretary Ferguson and probably
President ('offee w\ill riepresent the
Missutila 'hnamblier of Commenrce lit a
colnmnercial gathering in Polson next
LOCAL SOCIETY
West Side Club.
This afterniioon at 2:45 o'clock the
\West Fide cl ub will meet in regular
session in tlie biasement oif the low
ell school. In addition to the regular
rlllrani, there twill be an address
given ait 3 o'clock by P'robation (if
fiiier A. Il. Ili litt. This is an open
meleting andl a:ll friendus ho may lie
iterested in hearing Afr. liihblitt t '1
of I is wiortk in thie juvenile iourt arel
invited Ito lie present.
Civic Section.
The ''iv'ii section of the tissoiiul:
Wolnlan's clhilb will meet lit 3 o'c]lo-b
this afternuion in tlihe home of .\Irs.
F. L. P. Ector, 3:13 South ]outrt
streoo, w\Iest. This is the first licit
ing of the sectiin fio the season alld
sII-siness of importanll is to It n,
sidered.
At Dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Forhlis enter
tained in charming fashion at din
n.r Wednesday evening. Their
guests were Miss Florence Coen,
Miss Teona Forhis, Messrs. Holley
WVilkinson and Arthur Drew. The
table uipton which a choice menu wvas
served was richly adorned with vred
flowers, red pIlace favnrs ainld red
slhaded cantdlles. The evening aft.-r
dilllner ,tas devoted In i lively game
of bIridge.
New Enoland Supper.
The ladie's of the Episcopal churlch
will eorve a Now Englan1d otlliltr I
irom i0 i'c.ick until i at the lIlks' ]
-caf, Ce\ednestday, Nt\ovembellr 12.
Chicken Dinner.
Mrs. Mclllaffic's sectiin of the La
dlis' Aid sociely of the lrresly
terian church will serve a chicken
dinner at the church Saturday eve\n
ing from 5 o'clock until F. The pro
eeids of the supper will he a llied
to the chiurclh hilding fund.
Neighborhood Party.
Mrs. It. C. Myers and Mrs. Charles
Ilartman entertained their neighbol
who reside on Woodford street
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Myers. The ladies visited over
their needlework and later about the
tea tables, with hapllpy inform:ality.
Those preselnt were Mesdames liar
dtenburgh, (Gilham, Hlollensteiner,
l)Dodge. Dickinson. Peplard, Avery,
Wo\Vodford, tlollett, Reardon. Farley,
Ieith, W.hisler, Carson, Weil. l)ong
las, Jacoblson, Dobson, Kennedy,
Pl:ssman. Stoddard, Schwartz, ('ur
ter and the two hostesses.
Rowles- Bisbee.
Miss IniP L. Raitwles and Harold A.
tlishlee were married at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Ilishec yesterday
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. Rev.
Charles D. Crouch D. D., heing the
officiating clergyman. A few rela
tives and intimate friends were pres
ent at the ceremony and Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Ilislheo served as best man
and matron of honor. The bride was
simlnly and bleciomingly gowned in a
white lace over silk and she carried
white flowers. After a short wedding
journey, Mr. and Mrs. Blisbee will be
at home at 44 Pattee street.
CONGRATULATIO{VS.
"Washington, Nov. 6.--President ,Vil
son today telegraphed Mayor-Elect
John Purroy Mitchel of New York
City as follows: "I congratulate you
with all my heart."
PIANO BARGAINS
Pease Piano . . . $ 65.00 Hobart M. Cable Piano . $325.0)
Stejer Piano . ... . . 125.00 Kurtzmann Piano . . . 350.00
Sohmer Piano .... . 150.00 Player Piano . . . . 390.00
--' TERMS WILL BE GIVEN ON ALL THESE PIANOS
All of the above pianos are guaranteed. We do not resort to any
sliding-scale prices or something-for-nothing tricks to get you to
buy. Seeing these bargains will conVince you our prices are right
Hoyt-Dickinson Piano Co.
The One-Price Store 218 Higgins Avenue
__ _
LOCAL BREVITIES
8% money to loan, J. M. Price Co.
Adv.
e'harles Gill was here yesterday ftr',
Il ita.
Popular music 10c. Orvis'.-Adv.
(t. .\. Morse of Drummonld lhd Insi
ness in Mlissoula yesterday.
Magazines, Smoke House, E. Cedar.
Adv.
Paul Albert of Frenchtown had busi
tIoss in the city yeste.rday.
Pathfinder cigar. 5c at all dealers.
Adv.
L. l. Mlondlenhall of litonn was a
visithit in the city yesterday.
Hell Gate coal $5 ton. Bell 19.
Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. F. It. lBailey were it
Alissmul a yester(lay fronm Ilaunilltol.
Money to loan. McIntosh & Fisher.
-Adv.
II. L. Lindsay is nut for two days
ol ftorest service Ilbusiness at St. legis.
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Itlankinshilp
came inlt, Missoulat yesterday frlotl
IDixon.
Birrow money through building and
loan; Iay monthly. See George F.
Brooks.--Adv.
)Pu lII ttt IBarstow was registered at
the Palact' hotel yesterday front
la:trry \t. Wilson of Plains was al
l-(lowed. yesllrday, hotmestead entry on
Ilu; a'rs, including the west half of
How to Make
Better Cough Syrup than
You Can Buy
A Family Supply, Saving 2 I
Snd Fully GOuaranteed.
A full pint of cough syrup-as much
Its yol could buy for $2.50--can easily
be madle at home. You will find nothinor
Ilhat takes hold of the ordinary cough
.morte quickly, usually conquering it In
Sside of "24 hours. Excellent, too for
. asutodic etoup, whooping cough, bron
' chial astlhma and bronchitis.
Mlix one pint of granulated sutgar with
1, pint of warm water, and stir for 2
tuinttes. I'it 2 y ounces of Pinex (fifty
(celts' \woi ith in a pint bottle, then add
tit( Siugar Syrup. It keeps perfectly.
'lake a tet spoonful every one, two or
three lainr's.
'ltis is just laxative enoltugh to help
relieve a tough. Also stimulates the
a ppetite, whieli is usually upset by a
- ough. 'lhe taste is pleasant.
IThe effect of pine and sugar syrup on
the inuellamdl membranes is well known.
I Pinex is a most valuable concentrated
Sconlpotnd of Norway white p)ine extract,
rich in gaiacol and other natural
healing pinew elements. Other prepara
tions will nat work in this combination.
'his l'iex and Sugar Syrup remedy
has often hent imitated. but the olt sue
eessful mixture has never been equaled.
It is 'tow usted in more homes than any
other c('o;h remedy.
A gttaranty of absolute satisfaction,
t or money promptly refunded, goes with
Sthis Preparation. Your druggist has
Plnex, or will get it for you. If not,
send to The fPinex Co., 't. Wayne, IiId.
the northwest quarter, the southeast
qualllrter of the northwest quarter and
the southwest quarter of the nllrth
east qlarter tof section 10, townshtip
20 north, irange 2, west.
Best Montana coal, $6.50 per ton.
M. R. C. Smith, Montana, bldg.-Adv.
Jhn Clifton of the firm, ('lifton &
Applegate, is in lMissoulnt for two or
three days.
John \W. tMorton of Mlountain
Hl imes. , Ilaho, is a guest ih t \issollla
for I fe'\w days.
Newton H. Schweiker, optical spe
cialist. Rooms 203-205 Montana blk.
-Adv.
Blernard Kempt of ('hicago spent the
day in lMissounll in the interests if ;
txtlHook putlishing comllipany.
iMrs. Fltorence I'oust tantd llrs. Amos
Avery wire here' fromn Stev'\ensville
yesterday visiting and shoping,
"31" whisky, guaranteed 14 years
old. Yerrick's, 121 W. Front.-Adv.
1'. I..\ dami of the office of graz
ing left yesterday for a trip through
the Lewis anid Clark national forest.
(,lto lceQuesten, manager of the Mlc
Quest'in Mining and Developing cinm
plny, is in Mlissoul;a on Ibusiness from
llearnlollt h.
Dir. Willard, osteopath. First Na
tional bank.-Adyv.
E1. 1t. (anilt of the implement de
Itartmnent of the Ilissoula Iol'rentile
corinllfita y is inll Wallac'te, Idah l , for a
few dayss il tutsineiss.
J. L. \\'ard has returned to his Ihome
in the Itozale, 'onvalescent after ani
opelration for appendicitis, whlich he
ilntlerwent at St. Patrick's hostlital.
Dr. Ward, veterinarian. Both phones.
-Adv.
Mliss Annabel IRoss leaves this morn
ing for IMtltte, where sihe will be for a
week, the guest of Mrs. Janmtes (tillie,
fornerly Mliss P"ay Murray iof' this city.
Dr. Anna James, osteopath, Higgins
block. Phone 834 black.-Adv.
F"riends in 2lis.soula received news
yesterday of thie birth of a son
1Vedlnesdaly to 2l r. land lrs. Jack
Greenllllgh at their hoie in Sierttle.
Dr. Loulso Smith, osteopath, Ma
sonic temple. Phone 618; res. 533 red.
-Adv.
Mrs. 1. i(. Ie.ntty and daughter ar-.
rivedt in M1issoula yesterday to joill Mir.
Bteatty, wihii is in charge of tlh' Cninen's
clothing dtepartmlent or the l inoihuoe
store.
Stenographer. I)awson, Montana Blk.
-Adv.
Adam Thielan was a visitor in Mis
soula yesterday from Quartz. tHe
went later to Steve',nsville to join iMrs.
Thielan \vwho is visiting relaftives at
that place.
Perma Auto service, meets trains
41 and 42 daily. A. McFarland, niana
ger.-Adv.
Miss Juliette Deschamps andt Miss
Queenabellec (Glrdiner went yesterday
to the home of Mr. and Mrs. .\rthur
1)eschanp;ls near I'renclhtown, Ithere to
visit until Saturday.
Corsets, front and back lace, of the
latest models made to order and guar
anteed. Phone 502 black.-Adv.
The application of Jay I. Arnold of
I'lains for homestead entry ion( 160
acres inl the southeast qularter of the
southwest quarter and the southwest
quarter of the sotlthcast tllartter of
isectito :, also the northwest Ittllll't
,of thei iinortheilcst tuartlcr of sectioni L1,
townshili li0 nrth, ill` L rang \\(: st, weas
ye'sterday suslltls llded.
MIiss Stiflla I)tuunc an left yesterdl.ay
for Pullmnut, \Wnsh.. where she twill hL
p]esent it the installation tf a e\in
chapter of Kappa A110:"l Theki ill the
Waslhington stiate 'llege.
IIandy scratch pads and waiter
checks for sale at The IMissoulian of
fice.-Adv.
Henry .I. .tohnson, wih,) is eetti
employed in the I'ri'ed Itates genlugi
cal survey in ithe northern part of lhe
ltate dlring the sulinitr, has Ir'tinlllut
(o Misstoula for lith hinti.
Money to loan on ranch and city
property. If. D. Fisher, 113 E. Main.
-Ad v.
Airs. I'. I.. Wehter is here 'for a few
days a guest in tthe homie tof Mr. :tad
Mrts. .1. II. Weher. Sihe has hon vis
iting frienitls inll I leina for the lastl six
weeks and is now going to Spokiante.
Marsh, the undertaker; phone 321.
Adv.
L.ulwig Schulitz otf Hamilton all
plied yesterdla for hor nlt'steatl ent iy
on 40 .nres ill unIlt "H," the soulthealSt
qualrter of the nlorthea:ust quarterl l
section _5, i ltux iisliip 1t) north, 1 igeO
21 west. The ppitliation wtis al
lowed.
Paxton hotel; ncewl managemlent.
Steam heat; comnfortahle rooms for
winter.-Adv.
Mr. and MrsI. let rg, ('. lntffie tndl
AMrs. iuffiTie's mother, Mrs. iHatrwtood,
spent tlti thdat in IMissotla,. guests in
lithe home f Attorney tnud Mrs. V. S.
ttKutchinl, whlile on their way to ('oali
fornia t'roin tlheir holnme at RIiponl, \\'is
consin.
The Missotliana ha:s the best du
plicating second sheets for letters.
$1.00 per 1,000.--Adv.
Mr. and iiMrs. (1. W. \Vlhiting and
daughters, Hiiss Jlane anlt Mi.us 3l;a t
Whiting, ha\e returned from (titer
Tail county, vhintiestuit, whtre they
spent the sumlnlmetr. 'I'hey w\ill go at
oncie into their own h ern on Southll
Third street.
HLwvrd ]lv\lm.dl made application
yesterday' for hol osiu'eie1t otItry io
116.31 acres includiling Tots 2, ttl 4I.
the southeast quarteir fithe somithwest
ulllarttr of se('ctionl :0, .\ townshipi 12
north, range 1tt west. The tpllict
lion was allowed.
The Penwell hotel, aV'iartment 25.
All kinds of plain and fancy gowns
made. A style for every figure. Come
and see me. Mrs. L. D.. Ilumphre
ville, phone I'enwell hotel. Both
phones.--Adv.
COMPLIMENTS JURY.
Yesterday Jtlltge' I'atteirson excused
for the term all of the jurors excelpt
those now sitting" in the case of the
Missoula Trust and Sa;\'ings hank
against Thomas J. Murilphy and others.
In discharging the imen of his depart
inetit tile court paii themn high rlin
Aliment hb comnmenting upn tlihe fair
ness of their v\erdi'ts, saying that .he'
lhld never had cases decitidl w\ith sllt,"'
good judgment dluring any other term
tif court he has held. T'ie caset ntin
tioned above, which is on trial beforc,
,Iu(I.go :. l. l l lillU'IL \\;11 w ll t .Icontllnu d to.
la y . 11 .s th1 lai s t tI " th e0 1l ' ) in all I
iart. t lient No. 2.
BIG CROWD ENJIOYS
SOCIALISTS' DANCE
tissoilait sm alistt s :it 1t1h Elit. last
1ht l ' 15 . hit I1 1 8 i t (f It Ir M ill Ito
s.allll!n tlint. ' hli ( Wo l, :I hii tlrotwdI
taill in atltitio'n mn; y h:I i hiought Iic.k
,tl. 1 'hi it ll t hie1 afi :li: L !il;it l 'il
slle-just ti n t. l t.; ill igars
or spechial tastes. More
ha thaIin, a millio tn men co;tl
a fine p theirrl of lnosing towi
nr Gener of extrals (hlu,- , ill. it is
thhMade for men who require
ll lstmild, tasty, annul rom atic,
cigar at a roeanable price.
As in
Drinks
I -just so in cigarsft .
there are special kinds
for special tastes. More
than a million men cont.
fine their smoking to
General Arthur cigars.
Made for men who require
e mild, tasty, aromatic,
cigar at a reasonable price.
27 Lots in Park Addition
with f; ir ]otss, laurn, ch i'ken
houses, ett'." lots of fine fruit; nice
sladl trees atll] nice Ltwn; h.ier
right 1 ibth tr. h yert li;.e;u " ea lille;
just the 1,1:r for ' lthickens :In4l gar
tell an1 fru ni; eoarly fotur ;acres ili
this Itrant'; ch, ;Ill at $.1,0oi; we will
lr;llt, it ft u' ;t t'ood ctit. Iho .:e of that
W. 11. Smead Company
Higgins Block
Phone 212. Missoula, Mont.