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5THE MISSUULItA
SS PARCEL POS
Give it by the box
for Christmas!
Nearly every dealer
can now sell you a .
twenty package box
of clean, pure, healthful CAUTION !
Gr l L *, The great popularity of the
clean, pure, healthful
LEWRIGL.YS
is causing unscrupulous per
sons to wrap rank imitations
oC 85Ce tS that are not even real chew
J i ing gum so they resemble
genuine WRICLEV'S. The
better class of stores will
not try to fool you with these
Yd thi imitations. They will be
on can send this sure. offered to you principally by
street fakirs, peddlers and
to-be-welcome delicacy to some 5 candd d10 cparent stores.f
These rank imitations cost
all you want to "remember. dealers one cent a package
or even less and are sold to
It's a big gift in long enjoy. careless people for almost
any price. If you want
i nWrigley's looK before you
ment-it's little in cost to buy. Get what you pay for.
} you. Get it for yourself!
Be SURE it's io
Wrigley's
aboshve caution solely
to protect nur customers, who
are continually writing us that they
have been dcceived hy imitatons who
they purc hased thinking they were WRIGLE' S
Chew it after every meal
Give regular help to teeth,
breath, appetite and digestion
BASEBALL IN BUTIE
10 REPLACE RACING
BI SIRIKE P.. A N!*ED
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BIG STRIKE PLANNED
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and 1. \V. Hickman, f orrf fi 'IreI ni . ~11,
atik \ iv n t11residnlYt Y thl, .hl 'ln w
c',Inmercial bank that failed a:t ; : piri"
Ihst F'1eblruary. pleaded lguilty her, oll,
da. to nielcepting deposits \\lhu lth
and.: VW. Hikomean. Tfher were eact('h
fined $1.u0i0 and costs of the proscu-tl
tion. '"h.e hank failed after indictment
of all of its officers,
FIREMAN ON LEAVE
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Il'at r fit 1 I l lelsons at a cost ofi $12,
a tear.
SPORTS HEADLINERS
CUT SHORT It
i \Valt.h Iis haiLd o11IIre 1 en face1
hiio i in oi se is iit tIhtan ats oither hurl- I
..r iln l . th ,: gue,. In 191€), 1.294 hat
tei s aI, Id ltie slit hall Ir tisI. 'T. ItaiL -
- V. wh i h rlld for St. Louis of tile
rln i" ;l n ; ,ss.' l tlllonr in 1888, h;ll 2,118
nln sttlp ulp it the plate during..II the
Ma;tllagtr S;lallings expec'ts to have
oner " lof the est oultfieldls in the leiague
inext s,,ani. e l( hats several good mien
- ln his r.stnr.
Malnager (iriffith has purchatsed
(in fi'lch r Smnith from the .,(lrian,
Mich, .lut, :und will take him to
I'hnirIl itis\ ill n(ex spring.
Etli I' lster, the Sertirtor's third
tk. dlnies the rumor that tihe Reds
Il-rau htu I i ('collltri t.
'i.,rk i lriffith is ot e niin ager 'Who
Ih li, \, it is possible to get a ball
on .i i:i shi,l w, ithout going to the ex
:oss i. \Wehb Miitirphy oif the iCubs
6:is ili.t I.:tranclh lickey will Inmake
c ~i l a.s tiledr of the Browns next sea
.l(ake l!tihierit hails tuncovtereti a youing
'illilan who h)e Ilieves will develop
ih( ti ralrisk infielder. The youngster
I:; . nt alirs of the ilavinll tam. 1)ai
hirt hi::s offs-red $3,1000 for tile (C'ulhan's
ri 'se is , it rookiyll.
("ati'heir Sleight oif lies, Miints, who
is tIliking ithe woirld's tor with the
Wihro ..x and the liantsiii, is placed
on an illI-westi.rn nine picked by
MIMnllltagr lJack Htledricks of Denver.
'I n\ever did like the foul-strike
ruill, and I am opposed to it more
thatrn ever now," says Iarry Lajoie.
"My hells hatle been on a strike for a
miolth, and I have forgotten what a
fresh eg'g looks. like."
The last heard of Ty ('ohh's Iroth
or. PauIl, who for a time was traveling
on liti lattter's rep, was that he was
with the Unionl a.ssociation. lie
fildetd soit poorly for the lincoln team
last year that lie was given hiis un
conditionial release.
Word comes from the Pacific coast
that Hal Chase's ankle is in such bad
shape that it is feared he will be un
able to engage actively in the na
tihn:ll piastime next year.
',onni I Mack doesn't think the Ath
letics will win the pennant next sea
son. The leader otf the world's cham
plions declares that if Griff gets one
real hitter, the Tigers two more good
]llaicrs, or Wood and Walsh come
Itack, the Athletics will have a real
battle for the rag,.
SNORTH MITIA MOB
USES BRIDGE
FOR FIEND
SLAYER OF FAMILY OF THRLE
TAKEN FROM JAIL AND
STRUNG UP.
W illiston, N. 1)., lI.'. 1it.- Cleve
('ulhertson, recently c((ln I titel of tnllr
dering three members 4 thie Dillon
family at Ray, was tilln from tihe
W\illiams county jail I. a iuob today
and hanged from a I:I .. near here.
The body was riddl' d with bullets.
A mob of masked in-Il battered
down the jail doors and dragged out
the prisoner, who war Ibtgging for
mercy.
Policeman Lucinford .,nil] James
Johnson, a citizen, alttmptl d to in
terfere and were badly Itlr,.
The lynching was thl, rvsiult of Cul
Ihertson beir:g sentenc- t,, life im
prisultnment instead of ,,.111.
u lhertson murderrel )Ir. anll AMrs.
Dillon and their doane., i., aged 14.
The crime was one of -h.- inst cohdl
blooded ever comm-itt,, "it the state.
No motive has been f,:I.
('lCulbertson shot Di!n ',, while the
tatter was working : , i--.t his farm.
Mrs. Dillon, alarmed t ' shIt, ran
front the house to tIl ,,1no1 of tlhe
shootintg and was met ',v 'tllhertson.
who shot her down inll ! Ir tralks. She
died instantly. Then tllhertson is
aecrulsed of breaking :nl tilte girl's
ilhdrolml and shbotin_ iI.r dtwllVIn as
she \\as preparing to I
ROOSEVELT PREPARES
FOR TRIP INTO WILDS
Rio .Tanciro, Dee. 1i. D 'colnel Theo
rlnre Roosevelt on his .rri\;ll at Porto
Mllrtinho, near the Par. uynn bound
ariltIo: irll a ParaL nini ' Iuntlh: t,
W\iS received by at i.l'll ll comtnis
sion, lrclording to ;i d'isp;lltch from
that place, and the ent :I party prn
c'eded toI c'orumlha. -'lmI there the
Rlosevelt party will miaI,,, an early
start on a hunting aexl5 ittlln. l~aer
thell expedition will ,litii I into two
sections aInd penetrtl t, tihe interior,
It is probable that tlh' IuIriec:'will re
main inl the jungle for ;: lmonth. One
will descend the river liideria and
the other, lunder the dir'.,'iinll' of ('ol
onel Roosevelt, ' ill I't` nlld one of
thle s allt.tier risers, IllkI hinIlif explira
lions 1is far as the 31,,ltria. There
the parties will meet itn proceed to
gether to Manaos.
NO HARD FELLINGS.
New orrl.k. Dece. i';.---John Purroy
MlIb hol, mayor-ei.ref of this city, and
|E;dw\ard E. MI\l('t.l, the man he de
feslled inl the recent campaign, sat
side by side tonight at a dinnller givell
in Mir. Mtichelt's honor by C'orrigan
council KRiightis of Columnllls. It %l:Is
thl ir first moi tlting sinc te th t el tit, t
and rboth o themn did their best to
s thw the diners that no hard feelings
existed between them1.
NOT GUILTY.
ian I"rancisc·( D)ec. Il.--\\'illi;ain
('Ilhitll. secreltary of the defllunct c'otn
tinental Illitling , Loan association,
was found not guilty .by a jury- today
of making- a f'als, return of the asso
ciation's standin, to the state authori
ties.
Guarding Against Croup.
The l-u'st safl'tn.ird against (croupl(
is a hottle of Ioloe,' Honey and Tar
'(rnpl und in the house. P. 1[. (rinn,
Mhiddlhton, ; a., \,r.tOs: "My children
are very suscit'tI iltl.i to croupl, easily
catch coltd. 1 give\ them Foley's
Iloney Iand Ta:Ir I ompound and ill
every instance thl,' get prompt relief
anti are sion trll ril. TWe keep it at
bIolrte lIlnu preove-nt croup." Missoula
Admission
Adults, 20c; Children, 10c
THEATER
Show Value for Your Mdney
2 Great Big Vaudeville Acts
3 Great Big Reels ol Pholoplays
Morse and Clark
A High Class Musical and
Singing Act.
Baroff and Wilbert
Comedy Novelty Gymnasts
One of the Funniest Acts on the
Road.
Comedy
Enoch and Ezra's First Smoke
A srani 4if laughter
LkThe Brand of Evil
FEssanay ltw-reed feature film. An
East India drama of thrills and
mIystory.
The Big Bijou Orchestra.
Always a Source of Charm to Lov
ers of Good Music.
Admission
Adults, 20c; Children, 10c
"'PIHE HIOUSE OF' COMFOIT~"
"THE BATTLE OF
6ETTYSBUR6
An Accurate Reproduction of the Greatest Battle of the Cifil War, Lasting for
Three Days.
Today Today
AND AND
Tomor " Tomor
row row
AFTERNOON AFTERNOON
2, 3:30 2, 3:30
EVENING EVENING
7, 8:30 7, 8:30
and 10 and 10
The Greatest War Picture Ever Conceived
5 Reels 5,500 Feet
- Children's Special Matinee Thursday at 4:15.
SPECIAL MUSIC BY EMPRESS ORCHESTRA
All G. A. R. Men in and A round Missoula Free.
Adults 20c Children 10c
.. . . .. . .. . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Missoula Theater
Wed., Dec. 17
VIRGINIA BROOKS'
Great White Slave Play
Dramatized by Edward E. Rose
and Arthur James Pegler
"Every mother,
every girl should
see this play.
It teaches the
greatest lesson
humanity has to
learn "--Hon.
Edm d Beall,
iChicago, Illinois
Vice Commis
sion.
Sistes
Prices 50c to $1.50. Sale
Tuesday 10 A. M.
Curtain 8:15.
'T-"PE OUSE 01 COMFO' 0r
Thurs., Fri., Dec.25-26
5 tirnes daily, 2:00, 3:30, 5:00, 7:15
and 9:00 P. M.
Special Christmas
Engagement
GEORGE ANTIC
KLEINES SPECTACLE
Worthy successor to "Quo Vadis"
in three acts and 6 parts. Made
from the world famous novel by
Lord Bulwer Lytton in authentic
location at Pompeii, Italy.
Adults 20c Children 10c
Missoula Theater Sacurday 20 MNa"lee
John Cbrt's Attraction Extraordinary
ANNA HELD
ALL STAR VARIETE JUBILEE
GREATEST CONSTELLATION OF LUMINAIES ON ANT STAGE
THE ULTRA VIVACIOUS
ANNA HELD
ROLAND BOTTOMLY. CHARLES IJUOAI
AND BEAUTY CHORUS
In a New Mufsial Playlet. MLLE. BAB"
. GEORGE BEBAN & CO. ' Em.... e.. C...d
a "aEmedeal Ss. b " u- . . WARD AND CURRAN
?THE SIGN OP THE ROSE" a 'THf STAGlE.oRTENWgRah
CHINA' LATEST IMPORTANTr IMPOrrTAtO
THE IMPERIAL PEKINESE COMPANY
MOST WONDERFUL OP COMEDY ACOSATS
THE YOUNG HUNGARIAN THE IDOLS OP ALL IOOP0I
HIRSCHEL HENDLER FRANCIS & FLORETTE
RIVAL OP PADEREWSKI IN ARTISTIC ALA. ROOM DANCES
CHARLES AHEARN AND COMPANY
PN THE MOST NOVEL AND STARTLING COMY MWCA
ACT OP INTERNAT1OMArL UANOW _
Seat Sale Opens Friday, 10 A. M.
Prices-Nights, 50c to $2.00. Matinee, 25c to $1.50
Remember the Matinee. Bring the children.
Curtain-Matinee, 2:15; Evening, 8:15
PRESERV ~tADQUARTrE
THIS AD tMLATS
FOR POULTR
e ve RYToH N(G
FOUND IN A
r"T . -~ V, FIRST CLAS
__RE[R CE TULRKE. 830 MEAT MAR(El
TO CARVE A FOWL, separate first the wings and legs and thighs..
Then cut slices from both sides of the breast, as shown above from C
1 Il Make an opening (see A) for removing the dressing. Serve the
breast, thighs and wings first, with dressing added, leaving the back
till the last. All fewls, partridges and grouse are served the same way.
UNION MARKET
132 Higgins Avenue.
Bell 117. Ind. 431.
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