The Daily Missoulian. [volume], December 16, 1913, Morning, Page 2, Image 2

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SDOLLARS FOR ARMY
COME ROLLING
INTO FUND
CAPTAIN BRYANT MFETS WITH
FINE SUCCESS IN HIS MONDAY
CAMPAIGNING FOr" ID.
trmy 1as t ,'art .. 'a ,.; r twhen
he quit hi rs rtxlx1s Its alit , but he
wore the smil.e ,f victory. He had
added $147 t. his r'-lief-ffund nest-egtg
during the day and was able to check
within a few dtllars of the six-hun
dred mark, as ht f.ooted up the o('
umn in his m, nlrandunm hook.
"I have i\-irked i!i :i go.'Od !lani
cities." said the c.1 ta: to a \ istsot
lian reporter. "h- for at nt-redt the
field work, I was in the solititint de
partmllent of tl, trn x tx1 s^,e I
. ve had ia it ottf xp '' ,. ,tl t
-et a ot x, in ' ,- p , ph" .)l ntl I w.alilt
. , sy rg'ht ,r " i':tt havte te er
rnet sit h . fine It o f pli,lp as I t lm
tieetinig here : t. M1!"oui;l. The"e are
treating m~te sp nhti l l y nl 'd :t Iooiii
now as if our rrl of fuitt would rea:t- h
the 'h isard-ditllar mairk. That's
the figurie we sit and thati' tutixit
,will carm ' ui.ts-itutt the wixtr sea
ram'si relief wori;, 1t, stils giC t L: its
what we need for tlih Ih'liristmni din
:'rs 'nd tl -ei tree."
The caintlley i-innu SSi, rs ct: t'
'p"tn n lIrx-:nt'- f i xn goodx ioo
s' eti ay and h l.i, r,.,,- sotin, sui,
s'ant .tl ehie 1its throv l -x 1] i tlh - .
The iettle hrnu.glht $7, ion the
fternnon , hift anI was nit in the
• arner it li, ,- ex.liH at { till.
NEW ELECTION PRECINCT
CREATED ON FLATHEAD
At its session .. sterd r r(' .,n
the hoard of olunt imoinnssionners
passed a rensll ii.'sl"'-i
election precinct, No. 4 . ,,n the f ,r
mer Flathead resFrvret.onI. TI. plre
cinct was created It i l taing pro
cinct No. 35, the new district lying
west of Ronan, hee\te.ni that t\wn! and
the Flathead river. 'his action was
taken at this time t, hite the Iat
ter out of the way, the law Iprvidling
that no new tren..cts tin he trelted
during the year of a zeene.lal electiron.
About Road Petitions.
The hoard de:nil ,-;-.l.,y to rt -
fuse hereafter ill r-a,, i , h:, h
ire not tin .1 ' . .'i .e. I or!r; . The
law p n'VIdeS f ,r : , In;,t ,- Un of
petitio't ant: untls., this is cotnplied
with anry action of hi .t i rti, in h.n -
r ection therewith linchi not he hind
ing
The hoarut onde of r"., rJ its order
to the count)y clerk to ins.'al tilte new
houks for a chtante in tIl system of
boollkteening ::s pr' c.'i t by± the state
eXa Iiner.
ALL G. A. R. VETERANS
SEE GETTYSBURG FREE
"The Iattle of t;. ttyshl ,rg," til
greatest war picture that hils ' r
been staged ill the mn. int pictuIre
world, will he especially itl.tercstill to
the old soldiers of 1Miss- ulai. The
picture is esupptssd to Ie nii stot-rical
correct in its princitatl (itiils atl
Manager tQitiltby of tithe i:inlres-o
theater, where it is to th shown .ot
Wednesday and ThuIrstlday of thisi
week, has invitied all of the it. A. It.
veterans to bIe his rgUncsis to itllness
the productionl t any if tie slhows'
givetn diur',ng these two, dlays Tltere
will also Ie at sp,'if l t at tintiti for
wnhool children Tlhursd,.y ;t 4 1:.
A NEW POSITION.
W. ht ' r t.i i s:-gnedi his p
deputy fie 1I ' t:o .il ll .tlati der's.
Mr. t'trr e' l te,, tL i l tipon t t noti it d .
tien y,...;t.rtty. I. to t"t * t h .ll .
comnlission f l i-t h-.. 1, i r, , re t nll
proposes to pit Lw i., ie tihe
Highlander '.unpuaien h re. AV- !save
23 now mle lheryý " , i . j .ithe
next meeting," . l , -
terday.
Women Who Take
this universally popular home
remedy-at times, when there
is need -are spared many hours
of unnecessary suffering
Sold .verywhere. In bozes, 1oc.. 25c.
10 ACRES
Of the best land i. Misonulta cntiunt
very close to city: five-eighilt;s nale
from electric line; niie llnntgal;.i;
fair outbuildings; ve.r. hol.e plt
erty in every way. COnlly $.,ol;
half cash.
160 acres on Flathetad; first-class
land and good improvemenlts; near
projected railroad; $40 per acre.
Will trade this for desirable orchard
tract.
W. H. Smead Company
Higgins Block
Phone 212. Missoula. Montana
LOtAL Bt ItES
Eagles meet tonight.-Adv.
money t1, lhan i M. Price Co.
Adv.
tGe.rge (.ope.r , , Iltelorgia visitedl
,lissouln a ster-tay.
S ecial c nitiss . ,rvis Music
L. C. MI leffy of Polson had husl
hess in the '\ty \etsterday.
'uta;tir, s S 'nke iiluise E Cedar.
S. irfea e f I P li.t~slur
wi t e sterd:t y.
a .I t n.,.i ,tI id lock.
ss -", S.-elffer of HIus-n spenti
th- da sioppi;ng iin .lisou!a.
!hitl ;te coal, $4 " ton Hell 14.
Axel M Hier ias :i visitor in Mis
isoltta ;este "rday frtom axIll-e.
Take luotoheon at the Nnpatriel.
tdv
.\. XW. Sc'hultz of I'lorenoo emae intt
the cit} yesterday on btusiness.
M1-Iey to lhau. Houston Realty Co.
. TP. M;sller. of Lolo transacted,
" sin i nle Ii Ma iss ula yest erday.
i t t -1 ie i - rlt al tnit-hl"h Is" at Noion
i-rank \X\-tmt le- of Flo,'rence hadl
, nS'nli-s. . issoula yesterday.
Men's silk so-x for Xmas, 50c pair.
1,lipes ,0- Mtl-PS.-Adv.
Nel radlv ;s hereo from titto l iSnt
i his sister, sMrs. IHowtarid Ilttnton
n Perri sells c-n,,l. Hiis phone is
it ir.i IlT-tttrins aV' 'nT ie.--Adv.
l r nn1 t Mrs E. C. O-wen twtre
tensts in Xl :ss t'll t yesterday froim
S, ,'Ie t :Iln l'dison I)i e for tuhatt
-l,.i a ft. $6t ti aneil u Ipwards. Itrvis
'ls ,. tHouse -- \dv
lester . Ilolctati of Seattle is in
is la for i d;Lt\ tor two visiting C
,. 11111
lir. tnna .lttames, osteolath. Iliggins
hl.k l t'hone 5(4 lacl-,.--Adv.
5t .1 l tuffvy nd his broIther .l-,
lf'fy i, re in Miss,-tla yesterd:it from
P: Luise Smith. asto atht Mia
tonic t ."pdle. Pholne a lt res 53;3 reod.
ttrs \V XV. lInttltip mlde a shl,
1p gi trip int, Missoulai yesterdty
t.-ta Nn Xmas silk stoekins, Sac,
l .' at Maplo.s & Maples.-Adv.
t. ' u ll'rrott weat y.esterdilt to
Thompson Falls Ito loo-k after insur
it-- I -lsitnss,
litnIdy scratch padls ansl waitor
I.-stlts fo sale at The MIi sou.tan of
.Xlv
.tr n' d Mrs M. M. Ross it ere
.t 'h'' (': 1I,'' hotlF"l testerda( ,
S0 ..,t . ,1r ih r itsit,, n. tM, tna itr
IMr tand Mrs. 11. I. Brown oter,
hero estordtyt frtom their hlme t l
,, h " ,-i, ' ir\' s \ ltsic
, ro.'n and \tt ,rna y \Wil
S rph,' it-r, it Il et-I- t yes
S I , i:er, optical spe- I
' t - ,, , i .Tilntantia I1k.
I, ," .1 1 Orr , f Martinsdale un
-I, .n itt operatitlon usterdty aIt S;.
SI '-Is hosp tal.
Inf:in's -tndt children's silk stlock
n s f r Xmns ,1t ptair Mapes &
A daughter ,its horn Saturdat to,
Mr. and a. rs. l',it'tr k J. ',ro ait
their home inl P~arr,
Marsh, the undertaker. lPhone 31
S;inforld lI)aigle ,urtprietor of a
I- ,]u ksnltlt shop .It I ivon, had Iusi
--si inl Miss-,,la ,,'it-r-hy.
It- WX llard, ,,st,;t - . First Na
Sitl alink. ---iAdv.
I',,n liutler has iteturnlit d t o I Mis
soIl,- aft-r spnlding thX Slimmr on
h lldint ci ntri Iiti i in t\n i-tIr i
Montey to l n ont ranct h anl city
1,r , lrtt. }1. 1 t. I -isher, 113 E. M ain.
sirs. I..]Londe, \tho h~as ibeen \-sl
Hiuit Cfullv dressed Clhristmas d-ls
frie - ,th ,,'i ry C iair of shohts it
Mapes & Map-s.--Adv.
sttr XX I rott tu tu til to . 1 Iatiltt
,,,I i .Xl I util ll tti tug here last i\i lt
''h,. lis, ,l lits the best du
plihatig ,, ,nIl sheets for letters
1. iii per 1 . o. \d d l
(''ount, i lilS , 0 ' ndh'nt EI dnia hein
Ihird i f.I1 I l,.at I: .Sit ay to spend
I hrtlnn w;li'k sith iher mother and
stll.r i Sn 1 ,it '
Vlihen it iHtit'~ u.t p at the Acomn i
: Jlui'it r, 'st pl ll the city's etier.
1.itdtiay ;i ni \V't, ming. .toOius, $1
tdo and i il -p \-1t.
11 JT.t.St . ihn. president of the
is rs' St, - ,.lnk ia t Victn ', lspent
t, ty ld y oin i tch aiter tsitness Init
, Is ti M iss ul;t.
.ni Edlison Ilis, will prove a delight
ful Xtnuas gift to your family. Orvis
Mus i' itouse.-Adv
R,. and Mrs. Theodolre A. howler
nii \lr. and MIrs. M, hrt i Ir tere hei
Stl, fida, fi ' tro lortit e s oing Ch e Itst l
ti1ts ShOlpp l,:.n
sitcinsl muoic 50. Orvris Mus c
Sise. -Adv.
Elmer Johnson, tcshier of the re
contil -estaublishd Farmers' Sttle
Dank at Stevensville, spent the day on
Ibusiness in Missoula.
Buity your best girl a box of silk
stockings. Nothing better. Mapes &
Mapes.-Adv.
R. 'an Horne. traveling freight
agent for the Lackawanna Line with
his headquarters at Spokane, 'alled
on local mecrchants yesterday.
Dir. Ward, veterinarian Both phones.
---Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Blue Mere in
M issoiula yesterday from Spokane,
Mr. Blue is traveling freight agent for
the New York Central ra'lway lines.
He is accompanied by Mrs. Blue go
ing to Indianapolis to spend the holi
days at their old home.
Skates sharpened; hollow or flat
cround, by a perfect machine, J. P.
Recinhard, 104 WVest Main.-Adv.
Attorney R. H. Smith went Sun
day to lleh't.a and spent yesterday'
looking after matters of bus'ness in
the city. lie will returnl today.
A son was orn iiunday to MIr. and
Mrs. J. J. Wills of Wolf ('trek at the
home of Mrs. W.ilis' mother, Mrs.
Johnson, 1602 South hecond street,
west.
S LeJoie of Brainerd, Minn.. goling
thrnuth to the Pacific coast. stopped
'verr for two days to v'sit former resi
dents of BIrainerd, now livingi in Mis
soulA.
The seven-year-old son of Mr. anr'
M1rs. .. A. WVhite is con ivalescent
after beintg for two weeks seriously
ill with ipneumonia at the hotte of his
parents on Toole ivenue.
Mrs. (;enrec Newtnl was able t. sit
uip yesterday for thei first time aftl.r
a severe attack of the grippe, which
ih,s "'infinedl hIer to her home in the
Itloai for thi last week.
H. .1 White, \,o has been engaged
in contlrat coniistruction for the Mil
risIne''' tniv' aoy companl.y niear (trelat
Falls. stoppe"l'd 'over in Missouit yea
t'rdai l ihl ion his way to ('aliforn a
for ih' Lintter.
(i. ' Iti'loaw. loonl exchange mtan
ag.'r fý,r the Mounltain States Tele
tic.h. ii T'I'el"t-ra'hl itmitl'any, ret'irned
''esterd,i' :aftir sle't ing it few' dayxs
oil e.ilmp:ax iiisijeiss at Plh ns andt
Tfholan li l.ills.
Fri.,l Me]rritt. ill the enmploy of tlhe
, 'Iunt; ixn ISttes Telelphine ,1' Tele
graphi to' p lilny. i' xt yesterd ly toi
T; ilx i Ii to ship in n cair lo d of polo'
t, us(' i:n .uihlb ing a new toil line r
t ii 'ii ., 1 ll'linor Mtll] l 11 ssutll: l.
'Irs Nel.iU tf. Alis'n Ii's this
miornini 'o lt ozeuan, tli""e to be fir
ia %,k n' lest of P'rofessor tand
\Mrs W.\\-. . hPow, x\ho lived formeirl
in ~l ,s 1i: .1ir. Alas i n iwill go rnex'
n'l', t o jl , Ml's. aitsix iii i -oze
ir. id MIrs. W\illiaim P. Mhany re
tori'.o SIatrdai y fromt the itlvani'
';ist, \t, here tthe hlave -eeni for t'te
Iast t\a,, months on their wedding
jlurney. Mrs. ,St'any iais Miss Mar
-I Omer i','fore her mirIriagR'. Mnr.
.MtlI";S iitoini a esasosr f Sand.'rs
countý.
LOCAL FIRM TO BUILD
NEW DEPOT IN SPOKANE
rlillertson & Tandherg of this .ity
ierer awarded a contract' for tli" brick
Sorkl on a n nw (mion i deplt it Spo -
ikane. ThI ,stliiate 'alls lir aiiit
$ ".'lii \v irth of Ilhor ill alddit'on to
the luild ig ii; terial to beh used,. s V('1rk
;\ill hei hl''iun by the local firmn early
HOW'S THIS"
' -rfl ione niunored lollarn reward'
for any case of catarrh tiat cannot b"
a, t all' :t Catarrh C .re.
H" . ('IEtNEY & CO., Toledo. O.
\e, lt lundersigti'l, have known F J
Ienlln foi the last 15 ryears and believe
ii, pe-rfe.'ctl holhrable iin all business
ar sauitons and financlally able to carr
it any 'blilgations made by his firm
Na'l't(CiNAL BANK OF 0'i)M.NI.'IOcE
Toledo. O
all 'alii rth llre is talen intertr all,
Slllg ili ietl' upon the blood and mu
ious a rfa,,es of the system. Testimn[dlale
.nt frei. Price, 75 'ants per bottle
-~,Il b, all I)rugi;ists.
rakes Hall' Famlilv Pill. for .,ontltnp
Your Eyes
Did you ever see an Indian wearing
glasses? V'ory lilk .ly l ,nt. A ldl d ulbt
lj .e thi' 1~:1l ti reisnn is that he has
never used artificial light to the ex
It tihat we 'isc it miin . IHis cyes
iii his children's eyes are perfect
I,..s:l s', thi v have used them only
in daylight. THE GAS MANTLE
LIGHT i-s tIl i, ol ti ritssfil cimrn
ltitir t \iii DAYLIGHT. \\VIhy
Herltet '.-s r . tify,' t,.e.t shin ;
Daylight is 100 per cent
White Light
The Gas Mantle is 50 per
cent White Light
THE NEXT NEAREST ILLUMI
NATE IS ONLY ABOUT 33 PER
CENT WHITE LIGHT. S', utst
", i ' lt,' display oif r tsw sVELS
BACH andil HUMPHREY lights,
til.u!iii· n GAS LIGHTS ri," ý,,.r
HOME. OFFICE iir STORE.
"When you know gas flight
you will like it."
Missoula Gas Co.
Opposite Milwaukee Station.
Phone 563.
TEEVORWD
THROUGIIH THE
GRAND
CRUISE'
By the maglniicent
I cnru lssing steamship
S'Cleveland'
" (17.000 tons)
From San Francisco, Feb. 22, 1915
Visiting famous cities and countries on a
palatial steamship which serves as your
botel. Every luxury and comfort assured.
135 days-$900 and up
tacludtln Shore Tries and a, neecessary expenmse
Also Cruises to the Orient. India.
West Indies, Panama Canal. and
Mediterranean tripe.
Sand for booklus. aai.g crafe
HAMBURG - AMERICAN
LINE
150 W. Randolph St., Chicago, III.
Or Local Agents.
--or
Men
An Innovation in DisplayThat
Makes Christmas Shopping a
Pleasure Instead of a Burden
O(NE generally knows how much they
Jwant to spend for a gift, but are
usually at a loss as to what would please
him most.
VE RYTHING that a man likes will be found here. Practical gifts,
things that he can wear or use, gifts that he will cherish and long
remember. Bath Robes, Smoking Jackets, Canes, Umbrellas, Suit Cases,
Leather Novelties, Collar Bags, Ties, Mufflers, Handkerchiefs; in fact
not a thing in this exclusive man's store that wouldn't make an excel
lent gift for a man. Our label on an article means much to any man
who has used our goods, it will open the eyes of the man who hasn't,
and reflect credit upon the givers thoughtfullness and good judgment.
Most people have realized the folly of waiting until the last moment--
the best time is today !
INTERPRETERS OF THE SANE CHRISTMAS IDEA
Yerrick's
Double Coupons
Today •
On All Cash Sales
11:1\ y, ' ted your I'ILE
llll'. t8 r i tttia, s pres" l t lo
ýnr frb n~ r yoursclf? nItaly
ight ntot .h.I ; ; g dtlays.
1)o It Now.
\ - o , i stributers for the
best \hl.in14. *,red for sale in
lolntt.un t;, ,:,i ced 14 years old.
No. 31
Arc t' '! it? If not, w\vhy
not.? titI iu, '!tarts, pints and
half-pints.
Use Bassett's the Original Native
Herb, tfor constt!:iplon and rheuma
lisitl: 50 tablet t'ust 26c at all drug
gists.-Adv.
Pure
Whiskey
Guaranteed to be fourteen
years old
Number "31" Try One
YERRICK
DISTRIBUTER.
Grand Pacific Cafe
Open 7 A. M. Till 2 A. M.
Just Received, Fresh Today
DUNGENESS CRAB
CLAMS
TOKE POINT SHELL OYSTERS
OLYMPIA OYSTERS
And All Kinds of Fresh Fish
Try one of our famous Olympia
Oyster Fancy Pepper Roasts.
Call On
J. E. POWER
For Wines and Liquors. Boiled and
Apple Cider.
12' West Cedar Street
Heating Plant
For Sale
Having connected with the city steam heating plant, we have no further
use for our cast iron Steam Boiler and Paul Exhauster, with which we
have been heretofore heating the Missoulian building. The steam boiler
is complete and in good condition. Rated 2100 feet of radiation. The
boile.r cost new $300.00; the Paul Exhauster $90.00. We will sell both
boiler and exhauster for $100.00, IF TAKEN AT ONCE. Call, write or
phone.
Missoulian Publishing Company
Second-Hand
Sewing Machines
FOR SALE AT
Hoyt-Dickinson Piano Co,
Wall Paper
Low Prices
Simons Paint & Paper House
The fastest grow
ging irivate school
ý in the northwest.
Students may enter
any time.
Koch & Dixon,
Props.
Phones: Bell 466.
Ind. 2226.
TYPEWRITERS
New and second-hand, for rent or
sale. Repairs for all kinds of type
writers.
J. W. LISTER
114 East Main Street