The Daily Missoulian. [volume], December 19, 1913, Morning, Page 3, Image 3

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ACGgS 1 Il PLAY'
BIG BM1 IALL
FARMERS TQ START WINTER
ATHLETIiC ACTIVITY WITH
CHRISTMAS DAY GAME.
I)espite the fact ,that they are with
out a coach, the Mbntana Aggles have
mapped out a heavy winter schedule
which will keep their basketball team
busy from the start of Christmas
week until March. The detailed
schedule of the Farmers has just been
received in Missoula and is by all
odds the best ever played by the Ag
gies, including almost as many games
as Physical Director Mustaine's ten
tative lineup for the varsity.
Thus far the Aggies have been
without a coach, but they expect to
secure a competent director before
January 1. At present the squad Is
being coached by Captain Wilcomb,
one of the best players who ever
stepped on a Montana basketball
floor.
The fact that the Aggies' schedule
carries several high. school games is
causing a lot of commept in Missoula,
but the answer proba lYb lies in the
difficulty .of securing college games.
The" schedule includes the Christ
mas tournament which is to he held
in Bozeman, a 'trip through Montana,
an' invasion of Utah and two Icing
stops at home.
The season opens on Christmas day
in Billings, wher .a three-day tour
nament for the, championship of
southern Montana Is 'to be played.
The A gtes will meet Joliet, the
Billings Y. M. C. A., Miles City high,
and: the Billings Comets.
First Varsity Game.
After the tournament the team will
rest until college opens again. On
January 13 the Aggies will meet the
Cowley Mutuals of Cowley, Wyo., in
Bozeman. On January 16 the college
of Montana five will come to Boze
man, and on January 24 the state
school of mines quintet will play the
Aggies. Six days later the Aggies
will swing west to meet Montana in
Missoula and will then go to Butte
for a second game with the school of
mines.
After this short expedition the
Farmers are to go to Utah. They
will meet the Utah Aggies at Logan
on February 2; Weber Academy at
Ogden,' February 3; the University of
Utah at ailt Lake, February 4; Latter
Day Saints university at Salt Lake,
February 5; Brigham Young univer
sity at Provo, February 6, and Brig
ham Young college at Logan, Febru
ary 7. Possibly Idaho academy at
Pocatello will be played on the re
turn trip.
On their return the Aggles will
meet the Billings Y. M. C. A. in Boze
man at some (late not yet settled.
The College of Montana will go to
Bozeman on February 20 and the sea
son will end with the university gam9
at Bozeman on FebruarY 27 or 21.
While it is still too early for a
team to have been named, the Aggies
probably will be represented in the
Billings tournament by Captain Wil
comb, Cottner. Jett: Rice, Maddax,
Garvan and Waltermeyer.
WILLIAM WADDELL DIES
AT BITER ROOT HOME
Iamilton, Dec. 18.-(Special.)-Wil
liam Waddell died yesterday forenoon
at .his home acro'ss the river from
the Hamilton flour mill from miner's
consumption. Funeral services will be
conducted .tomorrow.. afternoon at 1:30
o'clock from the local Odd Fellows'
hall, that lodge condunCting the 'crv
ices. Interment will be made in the
local cpmetery.
The deceased was born at Fort Scott,
Kan., about 52 years ago. He came
to Montana in the year 5881, coming
to the Bitter Root ahoilt the year 1883.
During the time since he has worked
in the mines at Murray and Wallace,
Idaho, where he contracted the disease
resulting in his death,. te is survived
by his widow, two sons, ('harles W.
and Delbert, and three daughters,
Olive, Ruth and Hazel, all of this city,
and a brother, E. W. Waddell, who ar
rived ihis morning from Spokane.
PETTY LARCENY CHARGED.
Hamiion, Dec. 13.-(Special.) -
County Attorney .1. D. Taylor yester
day dismissed the district court case
against Moses Beauchamp and Frank
M'onahan, who were bound over from
justice court Tuesday evening on a
burglary charge. A charge of petty
larceny was preferred against the men,
which threw the case back into the
justice court. The sa me charge was
brought against Robert McDonald. The
three men will be given their trial Sat
Ilrday, December 20. They are 'charged
with breaking into C. G. McGee's hen
house and stealing 13 chickens.
A NARROW ESCAPE.
Hamilton, Dec. 18.-(Special.)-\il
liam Welch, who has been assisting Al
Biddiscomb In unloading logs from the
logging train at the local mill pond,
narrowly escaped serious injury and
possible death yesterday afternoon
while at work. Welch was struck in
the back by a small log and consider
erably bruised and jarred. The in
jured man was removed to his homne,
where his injuries were cared for. At
first it was thought that he had suf
ferbd permanent injury, but today it is
stated that he will be about again in a
coupl 'df week§.
WATSON FUNERAL HELD.
Hamilton, Dec. 18.-(Special.)-The
remains of Willis IL. Watson, who died
Ilt= 1Yii3zJULIHlN, ri¶ILmi IiVlUtKiNIlNi, Ut~tMBIKN 19, 1913.
A Rousing Xmas Sale of Doll Buggies 75c
A hundred buggies intended for a big opening fatuaie, long delayed, have just arrived. In order ti get them to you quickly, and clear them sill
out during the few remaining days, we have taken ia godly selection of them-almost a third-and will sell them as long as they last for seventy
R five cents each. Every little girl should have one at this small price.
R o e l n . ° . . ., . < o . o ,,o o o ,. d ' I 'li, Ii_ ' ..... ' " ""t i"" 'd othe but
. his store offers the best line of good. S d ol-bl ,K .ggwtK ,n,,. '" hth, . .
mOCIllg strongc horses that can be found OI dol beS Other ci- thmr ptinen ae e
in the city. Shoo-'lies In regulation or fltl i e. vp ronimt ,1.1s sorts, some are rub
in folding style; old-fashioned rocking The best buggy 'yoy e l. .... f r this price. M ade from m .ahll i ra . .n.. ni ict painted, . I I ri I h ay,. rid ing l ,i .. These
H o rse s a ced and pac " o hldigh s I s. ThBus U
.U'l rses horses, or the new swing~ing horse on sta- i and are finished with l'eat)it~!tettc it, black or in brown WVide tread iron w, cl,vel. +i II strong 7 5 B gg e a1 I||l. . . 4, :ll bugr ftehgetcas 'il
I tionary base. Prices ahways honest. w ire spokes. A sensatioh`.ltvlu ot SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS ug.e ift them at reinar-sahly low prics
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Three big bargain toy tables today
Toys worth up to 25c at 1 Toys worth up to 75c at Toys worth $1.00 and or
A generous list gretso t of Xm s stigrpee and you will h v to hu
-f main sorts, also mecai l picI.T cs r the specialt insi, t. Te jassormn I fs UK Im Io shu I t Inko iln ni
ithe (ii tmas things iit ti ge enough ". spuid i i, i ci h t,
k uy F t n lice. F'idas it . lrii ItIi in wew . i
h TIN CENT6 (ENTiI iii i iNT
Gift things galore from all over this great store
Sg This store as a gift stTre never has been equaled. The stocks arebiggerandbetter than ever hefoire, the prov isiosar .,
Shaving better in quality and more appropriate than the offerings you have ever had. Shop at tlits store daili. 'Fancy
Sets Persian Ivory is Sterling Silver Genuine "Sterling" Sterling Silver Heavy quadruple
nin Ebony very aceceptable t silver little priced st. .""," plated silverwaTre e'Isin
or in Three-piece toilet sets .$6.75 r . e et i , ea Ie , tc..Te s .r. wean s ' i. !.. YU ,, ix-piece manlnicure set $2.75 of all
. Persian Three-piece toinet'set. $10 io i.'. ,o trainers y n.. on .a. ,, spen o hs, ,,,, go. , Three-piece toilet set $6.5)0 ol, .
Ivory Eight piece toilet setf . $12.50 i i o i CIII i ti n it i, 1 t i tn h I i 1-piece manicure set $8.75 sots
Eleven-piece t oilet set $25 at $.S s b t n. se Eleven-piece toilet set $16.50. " -1
'vi iiiet s sesi is ado 61vi ittii i,', iii.ni t itsi i i
SRoughneck Sweater s Beautiful Xm as waists The new and pretty iXmas Slippers
for Women at t5 A fine showing, new styles o .1e u a nrhad Sp or eiN
1-,Children's Bath Rbes $2.50 to $4.25. Misses Bath Ris, $2.95 to $4.7t Women's Robe and Fine Kimonos wi " i l $1.25
linets t 0 Persuvor is Stterlin Si lrer Iten' u1ine "Sterling" terlin Silver He avy a
i s te l , I i he, goo tathi, es These ic ila .o ,.- il tir ,r , i t. l., , li i i .ri. ii t it' ... . iu,1., 50
If sizor in Th re-ic a ft r iee T s.ref tiarette car, nii ; 5 anIty : S l maiicu set $2.75 a.5
Largest showing of Xmas furs hildrens coats $3h75 and u .. ''
,. ,,., . ... . ,,ue .... tr in r ers. ,,, , 5
l""l." "o . i '.., ' i . . ot' i $
Thils store is headqurters for furs. These are most accepta- $n9A most excellent showing oi childrenrs cin. Tit hs c " t ..tn ' s .0
ine mi hto sandow tn foile blnet...1 T11( e 1 om b t ihe ttr iulso ac lne ricesfom t2 $it su.T ehi m" l l r Slii 5 n.M c pJe
at ý n ýý inýý urrrrm 2t 8yas rcs ag oig. ie rm 1 to l e tr srit analk metc cr n knifeand :.un hoch
ble Christmas offerings, and we give you a fine lot to select tr om cloth, froim plushes. velvets, etc. All rulir r, 1.50
from Fur sets fur scarfs, fur muffs-everything Childn's P es $3.75 i' l, t' I
Sfurs displayed in Perisian lamb angora Iceland furs. i zes from (2 to 14 years. Prices up. h,, , ss, s.p o ." f1.75
Violet sec. toilet soap, highly scented 25¢ .. )elightful "Mary Garden" perfume, oz $2
Cashmere Bouquet, widely known, oz 25¢ I eTref'le perfumes, an imported cite, oZ /Og*
10 Faougheksic"P gualm Olivow lre"vrr\- soaps large cakel t0rly adpa'o m ar.swnh whlerf per i num an imported ofi' anal ril
Famous "Palm Olive" soap, large cake.10 Ideal perfumes, something rare, oz $2
o "Wodbury's facial soap, special........... 21tt a Vicect sec., a fine selling perfume, oz. $1
"Cuticura" medicated Toilet Soap ............. 21 *. "*~'as - gv.:~ Azurea perfume, a favorite, oz . 90O
Best stocks o hristmas Tahmgse ol
ir a Found on the 3rd Floor * s
St Cotton comforts $1.75 to $4.50 $-12
Blankets, in colors, $5 to $10
. * * Oxford Bags, $3.75 up to $15
Some leadng low prices mi $5 to $8. Beaded and leather handbags
ea ngp i - Steamer Trunks, $7.50, up to $20 [' aISOtoei sv r;fn gfs
extra splendid Xmas jewelry Tr avinrbe Tun,$.5 t those in silver; fine gifts
Ti re o.fc is u...s,.l lit ,f. re fr, to,'r a . o, F ber Suit Cases $1.7s 1 a o $5 ,, ,,,,1 ..., ,,, , , . ., , ,,. ,,i
-t , lia the iiualities fo el...rb.ln. iesclt $, pia ..croo'$ a. f m .l5 cera ". Bisselr" Sweeps, $2.75 t h $4.50 t .. , . . ... , . , .... , ',, .
ak dants, in, fact, (luite what youl wish,. Sholp this C'htistmant stire lfor I'hri'.t- /Baby's Crib Blankets, 55(" to $1 ........ in ...... n l, .,i,,,
. .- .. . ............. ................ . ..Axminster Rugs, $3.50 to $30
Half Dozen Initiall Hand- Suspender andGarter Sets Wilton Rugs, sizes, $12 to $60 Combination Christmas Sis "Tuxedo" Christmas Set for
Lffor $1.00 a f Cgth Covers, spe, $3.75 to $12 for $1.50 $1.50
kerchiefs for $1.00 headquar teor furs. These iear pmt tia Cuc s p
s x ix xtra, fino tlit ility sieer linen in- for liin -- pair of " stisende r pl, paona e Curtins pai, $ h2.7,5o $, 8h' iitli I b iii t n ." l '-' Thi, I nini i ir't o I t i l' ton it ir iiil ii' litk
s itilitd t....kdorc'ief in x n s witg .... a ai r of h dI ..... i hlo, I I.... Th s hI i II $i $ll' I
brltty (lnristinas ox f, r. 1 ntong s.tri I1.rits ..... i l h i ,li.iri Iii Ii. 0 iili..... a w ii,,i n $1.y 50
iMen's extra high-grade bath robes at prics The Best u The Best I ty siI enritms Win " ith f5
ranging from $4 to $15. s rpirofsuspendersin it for w
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Xmassma Thiasngsy
SiFor Floor Store
in II I• I tll l IIII I I 1 l ' II ll III I llI l l ml 1 I I I ll I l Ill l l ll l •III I 1 • I
early in the week at, Missoula, arrived
, ztin Hamilton this morning and burial
servicev were conducted this after
Ls noon fr,,i the Baptist church by Rev.
a T. S. Dulan. Interment took place in
Riverview cemetery. The deceased
i is survived by his wife, four sons, W.
,*. \Watson., (. . Watson. Thwmnns
SWatSOII and Henry Watson, and three
ie daughters, Mrs. Clarence Swayze .fld
Mi 1 rs. i. E. Trueman and Eva Watson.
ABOUT THE STATE 1
Meagher county bankers have made
formal tprotest to the commissioners
against a continuance of the present
method of bnnk taxation.
Billings is to have ,5 canning factory.
Sheriff D)uncan o Lewis and ('lark
county is making an active crusade
against salooni men who allow a-Inoen I
to enter their places.
The' Hyshatm l..mh says that one
Rosehud rounty farmer netted $.3.5i
an acre from alfalfa.
S (. It. IP. Shelley. secretary of the
t progressive state committee, is organ
il.ng clubs in northern Montana.
The Libby Woman's club is play
ing lady Illuntiful to needly children
k this Christmas.
le H. A. Miller has been elected presi
Sdh.])! ('I" thie, ('Iv I 'nZ'l¢ (I' It IIC', ll (-' i:c l
i 'lP l in B.rlive Iwon fil d eilh thi
oif l .I isioners of 1lill and Tton onun -
iN, lkingl for the rea tion of the wll
'uity lofl T .o le. Hering in lie l-itt
ter will he held January x.
William C. iusihe has bern lchosen
,reslidnt of the Livinstorl ln (Ollllllm r
l(.ill cll fr the .inn ing yo'r.
'The ial :uit, o the IKahll il flonr
mills is to be increased. The utput
tvill Ie ni bled if' resent plauls :u "
Iv:f Plswill ,ntertaiin the Retail r
ahilnge lI;r lli is li ulive [irogress
roi Ila rn. It Is inrohiosed to go to A
depthi f 4i.iuh feet.
Ia.l"wluiown t (has d lnl)ed a detailed
plani lfor thlse of its x ihool buhldinge
Petitionis for the creatioll of the
h| I i, oar th, |ll ,,au.,l u <'llnt lly ( iie.
I;. \. l~ tIh' s~it railway
colmmilssin ha.s rItIrneI Crum at trip
to ('hic' .t, 0t htre he attfndeil a meet
ilg I sitte comnisslloioners from flI
)Lparts of tn. cmliotrl.
In th' art'-ly spring Iletndive will
Ihi th construction o0'f a model
s.chool Iuhlllinlg.s the plans for w.lbh
hale already been adopted,
. . . .