The Daily Missoulian. [volume], November 11, 1913, Morning, Page 2, Image 2

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STUDENTS DOLL UP!
FOR MUSS WITH
t I AGGIES
RIBBONS, BEARING WAR-CRY ARE
CIRCULATED BY UNIVER
SITY UNDERGRADS.
'PCet the Aggles."
This is the battle-cry with which
the varsity team will go Into battle
against the Parmners next Friday
afternoon, Its adptltitn as the offi
cial slogan if lth (;rizzlies anld their
followers was signalizedl yesterday hiv
the hoisting to every loyal Mlontalnal
button-holc and shirtwaist, of the
university's tricolor, carrying the warI
cry aind the date of the conflict.
The students themseltes had ichrge's
of the preparation of the little ladges
and star.rtetd lrtull~ting tl)ini yester
daY. iteforre dark eve\ry studellnt was
wearing oltne and today the towins
people will be decora ted. In ortlder to
defray the cost of th Ie ladges ten
cents will tI,- charged fi-r ieah onc.
Any sulrplus which remaltilns w',ill go to
the football funt. Bfly these badges
will the \nsity's sullportcrs h knh l .own.
To Help Spectator.
The students inl charge of the game
are makinlg piretparations to assist
those spectators tho arei not inti
mately acquainted with the game. If
C'oacth Itunker's consenlt an lie gai ned
every player will lie nuirnleredl aindl
free programs i\ ill enable the tpeople
in the sltands Ii, iidentlify the men. i
The lintes will Ile l"tiearly marki.d ,
that the lrigtoss of lthi bIttle ian
he estimnated without trouble. In
front of the stlands a t itan tith a
megaphonelt will lie stttiited. Ihe will
not interler', with thei pltasiuri' if the
spectators by interpireting every play.
but whllenever any unusuall iocu.iitrrenii
needs etxplanation the matt with the
trumpet will b.I oin tih jlob. lie will
give re-asons for penaltities and maket
clear any intricate detal which moiiy
cole 1111i .
To further this ' First Aidi t lih
Spectator" work a brief article ex
plaining the rudiments of thet gamei'
will be printed in 'lT'h- Missouliatn
Thursday morniing. This article will
not go into detail, Ibut will attemtplll
to make clear the larger aspectl(s I
the game so that I.people' who dio nottl
uinderstand fotlibll iialy read and get
at good idea of what is going on "while
the battle is in progress. This article
will le compiled by thet sports staff of
this paper in (conjunllltitlll with football
explerts fromn the nite .rsit y. iI areftill|
study of it will enable anyone to
watch the game with pleasuret'. I-oot
hall is really a scintlific struggle, full
of Inenditng inttresit to hint who 11It
dlerstandsll the gat'll allil ste biieyondil
the rteuirrent ptile-tips ltiii in'. ti
big tiling tol the aoerag- Ibeholder.
Students to Entertain.
Before thie gauine and duIllring the ini
'ermission the InIivtrsitly students will
keep thlilngs goinig. The I resltniet
hlave severtal good sittlltts in rteser\P
and an intrica:e serpentine dalIncet will
tie the feature of tlhe intvrmnissioin Ihe
tween thie halves.
The Aggies cain tc counted o' n tI lo
their share, too. A big IlUlneltl of
rooters is tOltitig with thle tiieatn aind
the crackl slat, ctilleg, lhantd will Ih .st
the flarmer stock.
It is going toi ie1 tie bii gest coillegei
-vernt of the decaite, sto lar as U1is
stila, is tconclitrnedt , and i lothing hich
wi ill hel the tior 'till be -
Stop couighlng! youi rack the lings
ind worry the body. 13allard's ltore
hound Syrupl checks irritation, heatls
the lungs andt restortes comllfortablte
breathing. Price 'F'c, 5ie and $1.00
per bottle. Sold l1t ;alrden (city D]rug
Co.-Adv.
LOOSE
LEAF
Ledgers
We make, ruled to suit your individual
needs, all kinds of
Loose Leaf Ledger
Binders and Sheets
We would be glad to have you call at
our new bindery department, second
floor, Missoulian building and see Mr.
Lebkicker and explain to him just what
you want. If you haven't time to call
and see him personally, phone or write
him.
Job Department
Missoulian
Publishing Co.
VOTES ARE WAIlING'
SOMEWHERE
FOR YOU
ONLY FIVE DAYS MORE BEFORE
CLOSE OF GREAT CONTEST
EVERY MINUTE COUNTS.
There remain but fie, daiy.s eaf the
big piano contest and the race, as it
neIrs the endil, waxes more aind more
keen. On the night of Novemlber 17,
the ballot hox will be closed at 7:3U
i.clock and any votes deposited later
thanl that, time will not hle counte'd.
So, girls, be stir you have aill of your
biallots in the box in time to have
Ilthem countied to your credit.
would hei a terrible disappointment 1',
hal.\ve votie enough to Ilace, you inl thet
circle with lit'h winhining and thenl- lose
out just heitausen you failed to wattch
the hamls it the clhick arefully.
Don't let that thappenl. Yolo ' never
forgive .vyorselvesf. Anld sayi. di ii'
lay hlu.k on the oars jusl b(caueli'
you'\ve got ai g ood start for lhe, goal
line. Keep on pulling aml pile th
total vote tort Yolirsel][ high ics you
tuin. It's the greattest tllllnmler t'a
theln. yn lllknoW, that lrin-gs the ialle
airouind to your palrlor. 'hi'er'e anre,' I
lot of otel-s lgging about t\oin chlat
sholll d le talkel ilnto the 'antly of Somet
contestant. Ster that overy volte' is
sued is v'otdl. Th'ey are valelt,'ess it
your frietnds to keep on workiting for
yonl. Donit't get tisc.iuttrta gedi ii ySou
ldonIt hl)appen, l 111 llhave ihIe pole and :e
irlsn iTry It! Your Hair Gets Soft,
Fluffy a nd Luxuria hnt at POner
s I\e illr c , ' wins. K leep at it. Itat
thg e i lt s. . 'ivt dIllt ys antI a is rtl ank
i elt ul you wil r inrinng th
JWllna ing. Oi t thi,. Vot es. 't l. tteP
waiting for youi someuthere, itdat lr
THICK, GLOSSY HAIR
FREE FROM DANDRUFF
Girls! Try it! Your Hair Gets Soft,
Fluffy and Luxuriane It at Once.
If yi u scarl for heavy hair, that
glistens with eauty anls is radiant
with life; has an inompa rable soft
noss anth is fluffy and luggy strous, try
Danderine.
Just ongei a l-ica'ion doubles tf le
boiauty of youtr hair, besides it imne
dnetely dissolves rvery partile of dan
druff, yen caunnittt have nice, heatvy,
heralthy hair if you have dandruff.
This destructive tsurf robs theif hair of
its lustre, its strength and its very life,
Tand if nt ov feel drome it anroducs a
or everisliness and itching of the stalp;
the hair roots famish, loosen and die;
then the hair falls out fast.
If yeur hair haerlln's ebglected and
is thin, faded, dry, scraggy or too
oil, get a -cel all rt ottlem or Knowl
tons D alleri t drsts dg store or
toilet counter; apply :t little as di
rected ald Itn minutes after you will
say this was ithe best investment you
W\'e sincerely believe, regardless of
everything else advertised, that if you
desire soft, lustrous, beautiful hair
anid lots of it- no dandruff--no itch
ing scalp and no more falling hair
you milIist eise Knowlton's 1Dnderine.
If eventually why not now'?-Adv.
Tonight.
Tonight, if you feel dull and stupid,
or biliohs and constipated, take a
dose of c'hamberlain's Tablets and
you will feel all right tomorrow. For
sale by all druggists.-Adv.
"GETS-IT" Gets h
Corns Sure as Fate
If You's Had Corns for Months or R
Years, "GETS-IT" Will Remove is
Them All In a Few Days. it
"WVhew! hurts way up to my heart. B
I've tried almost everything for
corlns!"
Co'rn-sufferers, cornless joy is at C
hand. "GETS-IT" is the only real en- fi
e.ny any Gcrn' .\,r had. Put "GETS
ti
"I Don't Wonder People Go Crazy
Happy Over 'Gets-It.' It Gets Ev
ery Corn Sure and Quick!"
IT" on in 2 seconds, and away they
go, shrivel, vanish. No more cotton
rings to make the corn sharper and
more bulgy, no more bandages to stop
ctrulation and stick to the stocking,
ln more salves to turn the flesh raw
and make the corn "pull," no more
knives or razors with danger of
bleeding and blood poisoning.
"GETS-1T" is painless, stops pain,
and is absolutely harmless to healthy
flesh. Warts and bunions disappear.
"GETS-IT" gives immediate relief.
"GETS-IT" is sold at druggists' at
25 cents a bottle, or sent on receipt of
price to E. Lawrence & Co., Gh icago.
Sold in Missoula by George Frelsh
eimer.
LOCAL BREVITIES
8',; money to, loan. J. M. Price Co.
Adv.
Popular music, 10c. Orvis.'-Adv.
Jacob Ricker of Saltese had business
in Missoula yesterday.
Magazines. Smoke House, E. Cedar.
-Adv.
J. Mahoney was a visitor in Missoula
yesterday from Wallace.
Pathfinder cigar, 5e at all dealers.
Adv'.
WVilliam Longpre of Huson spent the
d(ly (Ion buisiness in Missoula.
It'll Gate coal, $5 per ton. IBell 19.
Adv,
J. A. Potter came into the city on
business Nesterday from Arlee.
Itoney to loan. McIntosh & Fisher.
-Adv.
AIrs. Flickinger of Philipsburg was
a guest yesterday at the Shapard hotel.
Borrow money through building and
loan; pay tmonthly. See George i".
IBroloks.-Adv.
A son was bIrn yesterday to Mr. and
Mrs. Johln lHartley at tillhir homelll on
Nortlh First street.
Mrs. Fred l,bert of Huson is in Mis
(olll;t for .i few days visiting his slis
telr-in-llawV, Mrs. Jentsen.
hst lMontalna coal. $.50 i.per ton.
M.. I. I'. Smith, Montalna bldg.-Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stoddard and
family are tnow comfortably settled in
their new lhome at 6040 Brooks street.
Newton II. Schweiker, optical spe
Cialist,. Hluomns 203-205 Montania blk.
--Adv.
Miss Selma Pearson and Mlrs. Sain
Walters are \away for ten. da s visiting
friends iin St. Paul and other Minnesota
points.
":1" whisky, guaranteed 14 years
old. Yerrick's, 121 WV. .ront.-Adv.
Miss (lttlrude SIo:n was here from
her homo in the Bitter Root valley
yesterday, the guest if Miss Dorothy
Sterling.
Marsh, the untdertakher. Phone 121.
Adv.
SMr. and Mrs. Teddy Martin and
small son mIotired into the city for the
day yesterday f'roin their home at At
herton.
Dr. WVillard, istetoath. First Na
tional bank.-Adv.
G(;orge Rlaff of the Western Mon
ltna I'loturing miupiliany underwent fn
operation yesterday ttiorning at St
Patrick's hospital.
1)r. W\Vard, vete\rinarian. Both phones
-Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. ('. E. Constant have
returned fromil their honeymoon jour
ney and are at hiome at 711 Soutl
l'turth street west.
Dr. Anna James, osteopath. Higgins
block. Phone 834 black.-Adtv.
Ira L. f(regory, state agent for the
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance com
pany of Newark, N. J., called yesterday
on the local agents, New\\lon & Gage.
Dlr. Louise Smith, ostcopath. Ma
sonic temple. Phone 618: res. 533 red.
-Adv.
DIrs. John Patton and daughter of
Twin ,;ialls, Idaho, are in Missoula for
two weeks, guests in the home of Mrs.
Frannk Lichti at 720 West Pine street.
Stenographer. DPawson, Montana Bl1k.
-Adv.
(tt li Lorson is here from New Mexl
co. visiting his cousin, A. \V. lloover,
:t his home on South Sixth street. Mr.
l.orson mnay decide to remain in Mis
soutla.
Perma auto service; meets trainl
41 ltnd 42 daily. A. McFarland, njana
ger.-Adv.
Sam Mercer has returned from
Pasco, Wash, where he went some time
ago lto engage in business. lIe will
visit with old friends here for a few
weeks.
Corsets, front and back lace, of the
latest models, made to order and guar
anteed. Phone 502 black.-Adv.
Miss Mae Driscoll, who has been
during the season in charge of the
trimming for the millinery department
of the Leader atore, left Sunday for her
tome at Preston, Iowa. She was ac
rompanied as far as Butte by Miss 01
le Martin, who returneq yesterday to 1
ter duties at the Leader store.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Boyd and Miss
Ruth Kleinoeder were here from Ham
Iton yesterday, shopping and visiting
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Theron
Bailey.
Handy scratch pads and waiter
checks for sale at Th'i Missoulian of- 1
lice.-Adv. .
Miss Frances Turner. who has been
mor a week the glnost of Miss Dorothy
Sterling at her hornt in this city, re
turned this morning to hIer home in
Butte.
Dr. Allen Harde.nbrook, father of
Mrs. J. R. Toole, exp'ects to leave in
about a week for Iios Angeles, where
he will be for the winter months, as is
his custom.
Money to loan ,n ranch and city
property. H. D. t'istlcr, 113 E. Main.
-Adv.
Miss Nita McEtlroy, who has been
visiting in Portland sin('e early sum
mer, is the guest ,,f Mrs. Zella Knowl
ton on Vine street. She will return to
her home in Helen., Thursday.
Charles E. MaKeE. n spent Sunday
and part of Monrl t in Missoula, mak
ing his semi-annual crall upon local
merchants. He is northwestern agent
for the Empire line d' railways.
IPaxton hotel: new management.
Steam heat; comfortable rooms for
winter.-Adv.
Dr. S. H. Mctc'; made a profes
sional trip to the homet of Mr. and Mrs,
('arl J. Higgins, n.ar IHLrper & flaird's
mill, Friday. A di;ughter was horn to
Mr. and Mrs. Higginsr at that time.
W. L. Gassert 1,,.s returned from a
visit of two weerk with relatives and
friends in northcern- M innesota. Mrs.
Gqssert, who arii.urlranied him east,
remainedl for a l.onger visit at Pine
River, Minn.
The Missoulian has tlhe rest du
plicating secontl shtrets for letters.
$1.00 per 1,000.-- .n.
Mrs. Poulln of Itixon, whoi has been
ill at St. Patrick's hospital, is very
much better ant has left the hospital.
She will remain with friends in the city
for a few days rftre' leaving for her
home at Dixon.
Dfr. and Mrs. W. F. Robinson and
Miss Fn.annie lin.,insin have mloved
from the house .! 431 South Second
street, which has beI.'en their home for
tihe last ten year-, intoll tr new holre at
021 South Third s~:reet.
Dr. C. L. HBurdlratt goes today to
Butte, where he its called as a witness
in the case of the I 'ritedt States against
Officers Lease ,rnd M'acDonald, to be
tried there November 12. tither wit
nesses called from here are tGeorge
Martin, Karl Goetz, Harry Thompson
and Gilbert Hotl.
Miss Ritta Ctult, r, whoir has been
visiting the past thrre months in ('olo
rado has returnedt to Montana and is
visiting at the biine of her mother,
Mrs. Zella Knowiiitin, on Vine street,
before going to Itonan, where she holds
a position with the Flathead Inde
pendent Telephone company.
C. C. Perry went Sunday to Ovando,
where lie will treslume work as cashier
of tile First StaIte bank of Ovando. Ed
win c'yr, who has been subsiituting for
Mr. 'Perry at Ovando during the three
weeks he spent in Missoula, returned
last rveining to this city and his work
at lilne t:tlllndinavlan Ameriann r ank.
LOCAL SOCIETY
Excelsior Bible Class.
'I'he Exce lsior Bible class, taught by
A. B. Iloblitlt, in the Methodist church
Sunday scho I, will hold its regular
quarterly sdc.ial session this evening at
the home of Mrs. J. H. Inch, 125 South
Fourth street ,ast.
Music Department.
Mrs. \V. I. Moore was hostess for the
music detlrie r nent of the Missoula
Woman's lub yesterday afternoon at
her home on East Main street. A
large number of ladies attended and
enjoyed thIe iaper on "Music in Fin
land." r.ead by Mrs. George Porter, and
the voeal st,l, "Jean, My Jean," sulng
by Mrs. llatohlr Sloane. A socinl hour
and refrershlu, its followed the pro
I gram.
Whitcomb-Mix.
Miss .\Adtla \Vhltcomh and Nor
man Mix were lmarriedl in the church
of St. Fran.cis Xavier yesterday morn
ing at i;:30 ,' 'lock. Father Gilbert
tlperformed t Ir. ceremony in the pres
ence of ia vet, small company of Inti
mate friends tf the bride and groom.
Mr. and Mrs. Mix went away for a
short we(dding journey, and iupon their
return thtey \ ill reside upon the Mix
ranch on Miller creek.
Shackalow Spread.
Loring M ills was host at a spread
B given Saturnlacv evening in his own
private den, which is furnished in a
shack on the la\rn of the Mills home on
South Second street. The guests who
had part in the jolly affair were Brice
Toole, Jaclk rStrling, Bruce Pritchard,
Good All Round
Saids to good health-and to the
strength, comfort and cheerful
nesswhich depend on thecondi
tion of health-are the famous,'
time-tested, safe and speedy
BEECHAM'S
PILLS q
d evrrwhere. In basis. s.. M.,
WANTED.
IMPROVED MISSOULA PROPERTY
or town lots, well located, in EX
CHANGE for 160 acres first-class land
25 miles southeast of Bismark, N. D.:
all tillable; two railroads five miles.
W. H. Smead Company
Higgins Block.
Phone 212. Missoula, Mont.
Albert Whaley. Clyde Jones, Willard
Jones, Lewis Napton and Warren No
ble of Hamilton.
Lutheran Ladies.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Evan
gelical Lutheran church will meet to
morrow afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Max Kranich, 503 Woodford street. All
ladies interested in the work of the
church are asked to be present.
Socialist Ladies.
The women's Socialist committee
will meet this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
with Mrs. L. E. Harris at her home in
Daly addition. Ladies may take the
Fort Missoula car or the Daly addition
car to reach Mrs. Harris' home.
Mrs. Kline Guest.
Mrs. P. J. Kline was a guest over
Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. II.
C. Myers on Woodford street. Mrs.
Klirni expects to leave Missoula about
November 25, to go to Los Angeles for
the winter.
A Surprise.
A company of ladies and gentlemen
gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
William Walterskirchen last evening
to surprise Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig
Schatz, Mrs. WValterskirchen's parents.
who are to leave Wednesday for a visit
to their old home in Germany. The
company included Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Heckler, Mr. and Mrs. F. W.
Kuphal, Mr. and Mrs. Bishop, Mr. and
Mrs. F. W. Herweg, Mr. and Mrs.
Schindler. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Borman,
Mr. and Mrs. Greenfield, Mr. and Mrs.
Schlung, Mr. and Mrs. Guettler, Mr.
and Mrs. Boone, Mr. and Mrs. Hay
ford, Mr. and Mrs. Sherk, Mr. and Mrs.
A. W. Walterskirchen, Mr. and Mrs.
WVm. Walterskirchen. Mr. and Mrs.
Schatz, Mesdames Redle, Hornsby,
Volbrecht, Hauf, Misses Olson, "Thayer,
Schatz, ('urtiss, Campbell and Lynum,
Messrs. Antone Schemit and Willie
Walterskirchen. Mrs. Hlckler made a
clever presentation speech in -behalf of
the friends assembled, giving a hand
some leather traveling bag to Mr. and
Mrs. Schatz, with tihe injunction that
with it should go happy memories of
Missoula friends through all the long
journey in foreign antds. The remain
der of the evening was occupied with
a game of cards and with an elaborate
late .supper which Mrs. WValtersklrchen
ha d servted in the C'offee Parlor.
Cause of Insomnia.
The most common cause of insom
nia is disorders of the stomach and
constipation. Chamberlain's Tablets
t correct these disorders and enable
you to sleep. For sale by all drug
gists.-Adv.
BOURDEAU CHANGES.
L. F~ Bourdeau has resigned his po
sition with Barber & Marshall and has
bougtht an interest ill the grocery st're
of Thee Smet on South Higgins ave
niue. Mr. Bourtleatn has beecn connected
5 with the grocery business in Missoula
Sfor four years. lie has many acquaint
ances here.
leo
Day
You wil find that a cup hot bouillon
occasionagly diking the dqy will invig
orate and refresh you. Keep a stock of
ARMOUWRS BOUILLON CUBES in the house.
A cube to a cup makes delicious bouillon
already seasoned, tn beef and chicken flavors.
All Grocers and Drugists
7 srr .. 5 u .. Ara.s. aid C.aeesm. Q+....
riuou rellJlol.es
TANGO
Turkey Trot and the
Hesitation Waltz.
Complete in Three Reels
Motion Picture
Dancing Lessons
Will Be Shown at the
BIJOU
THEATER
Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday, Nov. 13, 14, 15
A New Epoch in Motion Pictures
The instructors are
Wallace McCutcheon and
Miss Joan Sawyer
TWho have been the sensation of
the New York theater roof garden
this summer, and dancing teachers
to the "400," charging $25 for a sin
gle lesson in any of the above
dances. You get all three dances
complete for the small price of ad
mission.
DISSOLUTION
SALE
=BARGAINS IN=
Men's Clothing
and Overcoats
Kuppenheimer and Frankel
system clothes represent the
newest and best in men's
high and medium priced
clothing. In looking over
the prices that follow, you
must bear in mind the fact
that our prices are always
the lowest that can be had
on quality clothing.
The prices that follow in
clude all our black and blue
serges as well as fancy
weaves:
$35.00---Sale price $23.50
$30.00---Sale price $21.50
$27.50---Sale price $17.50
$25.00---Sale price $16.50
$22.50---Sale price $15.00
$20.00---Sale price $13.50
$18.00---Sale price $12.50
$15.00-Sale price $11.00
$12.50-Sale price $10.00
$10.00-Sale price $7.50
$7.50-Sale price $5.00
tiordon Hats $2.40
Stetson Hats $3.50
Link Nlercantile
Company
125 HIfiilNS AVENUE I