TELEPHONE 1-9-8-5 McCarthys 64 Eut Broadway For the Biggeet and Best Values »n Butte. Grocery Specials Every Day Extra fancy wrapped bacon 1 wholesale» .per ib on!*......23c Extra fine eg«.« > :. - Bert **< 'om o' Dour the Bus«-;;-Miller . Our 3rd ANNIVERSARY Shoe Sale Is still in progress—of fering you great savings in shoes for women and children. 51 W. Park St. I! ? i j ! EVIDENT IN RUSSIA Newspapers Discuss Freely the Declarations of New Premier. ad Ja î 4 Jan new v *ide of the exhibited tot 15).—The spirit of the Russia year day gilded the seamy side politics which has so long In the columns of the press, and today's newspapers although pur suing the usual round of polilu&l comment, abound in views of the past and feiecasts of th* future Leaders of public organizations su< : as the Boyuz. whose patriot!« w • L in the I face of great diff Lillies l as t.lined ( the warm support and appreciation of j the country, unite in expressing the ! conviction that internal affairs of Rus sia are not beyond re pa ; or so had as they have been painted The newspapers find another cause i for satisfaction in the allies' reply to the American note and comment on what they term its pre- ision and dig nity as contrasted with opj< site qual- | ities alleged to l*e displayed in the notes of the - entrai powers The Reach, however, does not lose tight or the political situation or the r ew strength of the reactionaries, as shown !n the recent ministerial « banges The new premier.'' this paper says, 'has reiterated the many laudable senti ments of his predecessors, but in en< h of h.> declarations there is a but. Colla l-orating with the duma is nec easarv. but the government eannot tolerate such events as took place re cently. Public organizations are nec essary . but only so long as they carry out their duty. Meetings can be al lowed but there must be a reason for auch meetings. In other words, every - thing can be allowed but everything must be under the supervision of the bureaucracy.'' THE BUTTE DAILY POST POSTS YOU ON THE NEWS Ak-tak-Mntel!! Cttcklag C«M ? Get • Bom« of Mantho-Laxene Tak• m ai r»et »4 right aw my. Ctwi i mmé tWrti r*l4i »né te M a*ar*. GunKwd. Vaulaf n |m 4 . Pmn m. Mikn • pfart tf CMfk »rrup Ail trg| ! I I , , I , I j { ! REFUSED HIM; SHE GETS BUCK ETES Emal Loma Uses Caveman Tac- tics Upon Girl of His Choice. ___ --—- if ; » "Marr> me"' __ Nothing doing." ^ : - • You must mart me •Not a « lift nee: beat it.* This conversation between E-nw Loma and Ute sirl of -bis ■ hoi e brought both parties into complications which culminated this morning in pn ourt. When the elrl refused I -orra, he hit her ir. the face with his fist ' *■ ' man -a tic? failed to ring atout the desired results and la>ma gate his . ot id-t- bride a rair of 1 • *• «>•* and she called the rolice. w > • . : - been all right' in the store art. I U the> dont rk ■ B Mont de '«red J rdge Wf. ft You're fired I« , 0.1 if vou dont if you wdi go SliTTE III BRIEF M .«* A : me Berry eft . •• • v te gone *. ' Cio.Mr^ .'■!:> H F • i'*-r e a passe - - u.« Colorado !'among the i* fr«j.m Dr unira* H O. Millet f Ka i.spell is spend a fev» day# w it frie nda in the eit J D Edison Jr.. an attorney Whitehall, is a eue« at the Finlen Mr and Mrs H. « ieorjr*- Bis# M*-lrose .irE gu«= SIS H t the A ma. e Short Line for i»rant E Pir.- h id Mrs. Sarrl er today F. Thom« h; | « 'ha rle «' K Hover of Wall? at the Butte. Wa!:-r of She-idan fri< Butte *tis among the visiting a guei A nden itors from Missoula. J P Donnelly of Helena friends in the city. J. K. Lo'-khart of Helena is a gue at the Thornton. Mr and Mrs. S M. Sou don of R Lodge are here J Zvwert of Billings is among the visitors in the city. Florence Baker of Three Fork guest at the Butte. R. R Child of Great Falls ! at the Thornton. William Grunan of Jeff. I « a me over today. I E Graham of Bozeman is visiting friends in Butte Harvey H East of Southern , is in the city. , E. C Day of Helena is visiting I friends in the t-itv. , Rudolph Vogel. Jr is among the I Bozeman visitors j « hurles McDonnell of Big Timber i Y here today. j j Montana I ano Co.—I'tmost piano [ { value.—Adv. A W Warr of Lewiatown is at the ! Thornton. J N Dier of Helena is among the visitor#. R Campbell is among the Helena visitor# Joseph c Smith of Dillon is here today W H I^wton came over.today from Ennis F. D. Willis came to the city from Dillon \ W B. Saunders of Helena is here ' today. P « *. Join son of Laurin Is here today. L. H. Olaon came over from Burke. Idaho. C. H Ha veil of Lewiatown came In today. II. W Crossen of Helena came over today. R. M. McGluece of Helena is in the city. Dr. Borghoff of St. James' hospital ha# returned from a trip to Omaha. £ The "Quality First** Stor# r ' f u a-y tjgy In Domestic Supplies and Yardage Goods _ ... ________/- hrr„*ehnld necessities, including /ffîrvi» \ ThU year's greatest economy sale in household necessities including inlarge varied assortments towels of all kinds, sheets, pillow cases bedspreads, tablen linens and ever y sort of white wash goods. In spite of the extreme difficulty m procuring goods and the ««««■^ " manufacturing costs, we have prepared this year larger ever before, and by reason of purchasing over a year ago, our prices are lower, in comparison to present markets, than ever before Only a few of the bargains included in this sale are mentioned here. : a XV Y BLEACHED MUSLIN Regular Regular Regular .Muslin, for. tard ....... Muslin, for, yard....... Muslin, for. \ard....... Regular Regular Regular Regula l'l INDIA LINEN ,c India Linen for yard ... ....... 9c India Linen, for. yard... .....13'ic India Linen for. yard.......... 19c India Linen, for. vard......... 29c PERSIAN LAWN Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular Persian Lawn. for. yard......... 1 9c Persian Lawn. for. yard......... 29o Persian Lawn. for. yard......... 39c Persian Law n. for. yard. ... ...... 50c r EXTRA SPECIAL 45-Inch French Lawn A beautiful sheer fabric. \er\ much in demand for waists and fine hand-made underwear; 35c . \alue for. yard ........ ................. 19c j CAMBRIC MUSLIN 22' 2 c Cambric, for. yard......... 25c" Cambric, for, yard......... 35c Cambric, for, yard......... DOTTED SWISS 20c Dotted Swiss, for. yard...... 25c Dotted Swiss, for. yard...... 35c Dotted Swiss, for. yard...... MERCERIZED BATISTE 40c Mercerized Batiste, for. yard. . 45c Mercerized Batiste, for. tard . 65c Mercerized Batiste, for. yard. . CHECKED DIMITY Regular 15c Check Dimity, for. yard...... Regular 25c Check Dimity, for. yard...... Regular 30c Check Dimity, for. yard...... 19c 20c 29c Regular Regular Regula" 15C 20c 29c Regular Regular Re-i!ar 30c 35C 50c 12tC 20c 25«* r "Y EXTRA SPECIAL Seed Voiles. Milite Plisse Shadow stripe effects and a variety of the newest and most beautiful patterns, in white goods of dif ^ferent kinds: special, yard............... 25 Cj CHECK FLAXONS Regular 30c Check Flaxons. for. yard..........25<" Regular 40c Check Flaxons, for. yard..........35$ Regular 50c Check Flaxons, for. yard.........40c •LONG CLOTH Regular $1.50 Long Cloth, for, bolt....... $1.25 Regular $1.75 Long Cloth, for. bolt...... $1.50 Regular $2.50 Long Cloth, for. bolt....... $2.25 Regular $3.50 Long Cloth, for. bolt......$2.75 NAINSOOK Regular $2.25 Nainsook, for, bolt......... $1.75 Regular $3.00 Nainsook, for. bolt....... $2.25 Regular $3.50 Nainsook, for, bolt........ $3.00 Regular $4.00 Nainsook, for. bolt........ $3.50 r EXTRA SPECIAL Palm Beach Cloth Mercerized poplin. Oxford suiting, and silk striped suiting; the most popular fabrics for skirts and ^ sport clothes: special prices, yard. 25c t0 60C j f 3ed Linens and Towels *r Bed Sheets rC~ Pillow Cases Régulai Régulai Regula 1 JV pillow 30c pill«*w 35c pillow Huck Towels Regular Sl'J'si huck tow Régulai 20c buck towels Regular 35c buck towels Regular 40e buck towels Bedspreads of All Kinds Regular £1.75 bedspread* Regular £2.00 bedspreads Regular *2.75 btdspreads Regular $3.25 bedspreads Regular *4.59 bedspreads Regular $6.0ii bedspreads Extra Special! Hemstitched Sheets ni hundred dozen extT <.f great durability, in î "e ; regular $1.25 for . fine quality 'beets i/e 81x90; reads to 98c Turkish Towels illy. Jugular 17c Turkish towels Regular 20c Turkish towel Regular 22 1 a Turkish towel Regular 30c Turkish towels Regular 40c Turkish towels Extra Special ! Bed Sets Consisting of one beautiful full size hed l»read and batiste cover to match; splendidly u 'de and shown in a variety of handsome designs. Special price.. $4.50 to *6.50 Embroidery Specials l.ORSKT 4 .OVER AND BROIDERIES 18 inches i auil ................. FI.Ol'N« 1NG EM Ade. Special at 33c ................35c Al.LOYKH EMBROIDERIES ^tc-gulnr 65c for ............ BABY FI-Ol NI C.ING in Swiss, lawn or iinin sook, 27 inches wide Special ... Me and &5. EMBROIDERY EXOll'N'ClNGS —Ti inche wide. Special at .............$1.50 to $2.5» DRESS Fl.Ot N't.INO of crepe, soile or nain sook. 45 inches wide. Special. $1.25 to $1 Fancy andTable Linens] Table Damask Regular 40c damask, yard......................... Regular 60c damask, yard......................... Regular 75c damask, yard ........................ Regular 85c damask, yard ........................ Regular 81.00 damask, yard ....................... Regular $1.50 damask, yard ........................1 Regular $2.25 damask, yard .................. Dresser Scarfs with lace or scalloped Of good «I ualit.' regular 35c for Table Napkins Regular $1.75 table napkins, dozen Regular $1.50 table napkins, dozen Regular $3.50 table napkins, dozen Regular $4..'*«) table napkins, dozen Regular $5.50 table napkins* dozen Regular $0.50 table uapkins, dozen dges . . 29c C EXTRA special Soiled Towels 1-4 Off Hundreds of touels of all kinds, ranging in price from 10c to 50c. slightly soiled from display, at ONE-FOURTH of the. ^ regular prices. _ j Dresser Scarfs Of beautiful quality, with lace edge' work; regular 11.25 for Extra Special! LUNCH SETS—Consisting of one ~ ter. six 6-inch and six 12-inch doilies }° match; shown in different patterns. Spccw I a» ^ H.W Extra Special! l.l'NCH SETS of 13 piece?, beautiful!} I with Cluny tace edge. Special __ EXTRA SPECIAL Damask Remnants A great accumulation of remnant* « damask in pieces of from one-half to three yards in length, offered j ' duccd prices. greatly re- I Extra Special Table Linens l A Off Including doilies, centerpieces, lunch cloths, etc., in great variety; slightly soiled from display ; the prices vary greatlv, but are all re y _duced by ONE FOURTH. a. . ver. R. today where he si ent the holidays at the home of hi# mother. A A Zimmerman ..f Helena came J. Johnson of Dillon came over Dr. Stryker, osteopath. Henneasv blk. P J Manning of Boulder is in town. J R. Allen of Helena came over to day. J B. Burn# came here from Helena, J P Burn# is here from Great Fall#. R. II. Ingle is here from the capital. W. B Hartwig is here from Dillon. J L. Buford is here from Alder. jar of co l_ j umnar book, loose leaf book. Journal ' ledger, daybook record, cash book, i A SHEET OF CARBON Box of typewriter paper, manuscript cover, filing case, stamping machine, quart, pint or ounce of ink, paste, paper clips, fastener. counter book, receipt book, note bo«jk, \ any kind of blank book, memorandum, package of envelopes, box of paper, writing tablet, pens, pencila, erasers, sealing wax or a thousand other Heme in stationery, at The P. O. News Stand. 25 W. Park—Adv. Subscribe for +h# Butte Daily Post DEFENSE DENIED NCCESS TO LIST OF ML JURORS (Continued from Tage One.) J had had the list since Jan. 2. There are 60 members of the jury pane! grand Jury, but 11 have appeared for trial. Three have not been appre- ! hended. The defendants include Messrs. Alderson and Ray, president and treas urer of the company; Robert Side bothorn and J. G. G. "Wilmot. fiscal agents and promoters; D. G. Bertoglio, a MeaderviUe merchant and one of the directors; J. W. Speer of Great Falls, M A. Cort, an office employe of company; C. A. Rainwater, C. W Of the 14 defendants indicted by the , lohin and E. C. Willis. District Attorney Wheeler and As sistant District Attorneys Homer Murphy and James H. Baldwin are prosecuting the case and the array of legal talent for the defense includes The firm of Galen 4k Metier. Helena D. M. Kelly, Jease B. Route, Kremcr, Banders & Kremer of Butte, Henry C. ^mith and Park Smith of Helena. John j G. Brown and C. A. Spaulding of Hel- 1 ena, former Governor Hawley of Idaho and F. A. McDonough of Great Falla. The Northwestern Trustee company ! is a mortgage loan company organized I by Sidebotham. and the government contends that the mails weie used In the practice of fraud in connection with the sale of atock ! , SCROFULA AND ALL HUMORS GIVE WAY C. T! ere are many things learned from experience and observation that the older generation should Impress upon that scrofula and othe^h^mors^thl'ch "nd other eruptions, can I« most success fully treated with Hood s Sarsaparilla This great medicine Is a peculiar combination of remarkably effective blood-purifying and health-giving roots, barks and herbs, which are gathered especially for It. Hoods Sarsaparilla lias stood the teat of forty years. Get a bottle today—now—from your nearest drug store. Always keen U on hand.—Adv. j 1 ! I UEIT EXPLOSION BE » TEARS kU Survivors Meet in Butje—Of ficer Steinborn Recalls His Experience. I \ Twenty.two years ago today Pa ; trolman John H Steinborn noticed a ! burned 'm ^"allm^'d' tr * Ck ® later 50 Butte .e^weT rushed to the morgues hour being In the city, whiie 250 were being cared for In local hospitals. Today Is the twenty-sec ond anniversary of the great explo sion. Former Chief of Police Flannery of Helena, one of the surviving firemen from the terrible Are, arrived In the city today. With two others, who ,ere on t!** police and fire depart ment forces on that terrible night. Mr. Flannery arrived in the city today. A th» I quiet dinner will be held at of one of the men an f M ^ clock * I ''The fire started about ---- -- today. I the evening. 22 years a*« ——. «• *• I Officer Steinborn. 'T happen ^ I on that beat and when 1 o»' | flames I sent In ment. The firemen re ' l '"'";, nlB ukl mediately and rushed in to 1 B . I the flames. Then came the n plosion, which was a small one The *"■ pared to the second blast -- lM i department was wiped ou f| exception ot four nten. numbers are growing year. Last year there were thin year but three." _ four î OUCH! A gossip is old Mrs. Lime The neighbors know DM» And they all call her Because they know tnai tell. Three .IM» til « 11 ' these are still living. " j, people were killed and — it «il Juded. I was badly hu E' * , \ble *| several months before ' j leave the hospital? m *l| "It has been our P»l every year In a Rttle dh^- M( t|